hey guys I'm back with another video um I just wanted to check in with you guys
because I got off the phone with a really good friend of mine and she was
having a really hard day you know she's a really happy person but sometime happy
people get the short end of the stick why is that I don't quite know one thing
I can say is people who take advantage of people that are happy are not happy
themselves and one thing I have learnt in life people might not share with you
how to grow your YouTube channel or how to make money online or how to make
money in general so you can live better it's not gonna make you happy but for
you to live better but I think sharing how to be happy how to love one another
and how to just get along it's free and I don't care if you like to look at
prank videos DIYs how-to videos or vlogs where you're watching people walking
around with the camera doing their daily activities sharing this piece of
information on how to better your life is is is a free tool if you're trying to
figure it out yourself you know join the way join my way you know join the way we
can do this together I always say to myself that is really sad when you see
somebody trying to be on the road of being happy with themselves and people
just stay trying to sabotage that struggle of trying to be happy with
themselves and I think the reason why people do that is because they see it
themselves that that person is trying to change they don't want them to change
they want them to stay stuck with them and one thing I'm gonna have to tell you
guys is this is a big piece of advice and you might not you might know it but
you're not using it you know you're not applying it if people are trying to hold
you down you must stay completely away from them
you're not doing yourself a justice or a favor by keeping them around life is
simply too short do you ever look at the - in between the day that you were born
and the day that you were still here if you're looking at this video but the day
that people pass that's it's basically you know how short life is and I'm
telling you right now you know you got to center yourself around people who
want things in life and want to see you happy and want to see you grow and I'm
not gonna tell you one thing but they mean another and when they do tell you
something they're gonna tell you what you need to hear not what you want to
hear those are true friends those are people who are content with their lives
those are people who are happy for you because they're happy for themselves and
trust and believe when you change your thoughts to negativity to positivity and
you hang around positive people and you start doing positive things there's no
way that you'll want to turn back to negativity you know a good example of
not wanting to turn back if you break up with your boyfriend and he breaks up
with you you go through a lot of pain you wake up
thinking about them and you go to sleep thinking about them this is just an
example once you get over that breakup and you stop feeling yourself again you
get control of who you are again you start to feel happy you start to do
things that you normally wouldn't do because when you was in that
relationship your whole day was consumed with that relationship now you're
starting to do things that you used to do for fun now that everything's back to
normal why would you want to go back to that
situation when you know that if it's not a good outcome the next time you're
gonna go through the struggle again of waking up thinking about that person and
going to sleep thinking about that person and being unhappy and not being
able to eat and crying every day just having them on your mind worrying and
consuming your whole entire day knowing that we're not promised tomorrow but
we're consumed in our day with something that is not going to change which is
that break up why would you want to go back to that situation it's like this if
you wouldn't physically take a knife and cut yourself why would you do it
mentally so with all that being said guys please subscribe share and like
this video like the video now I could have said it at the beginning of the
video but I'm saying it now and make it a favorite and I'll see you guys in the
next video bye for now
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Chatbot Course - DO and DO NOT of Dialog Design [Build Your Own Chatbot] - Duration: 4:54.
It would be easy to get lost in the details of how to implement the chatbot, and temporarily
forget the bigger picture.
In this quick video, I wanted to briefly touch on a few subjects that are worth considering
when designing a chatbot.
The first question we should ask is in regards the positioning of our chatbot.
Let's start with its role.
Is it going to act as an information kiosk, a customer support agent, a marketer, or a
sale representative?
Our flower shop bot example will not really look into customer orders or provide post-sale
support.
It will however provide information and in the process, also help us sell some flowers.
Keep the role in mind when designing chatbots for your own business.
Next, let's consider its purpose.
In our case, we want to help our customers in making the right choices when buying flowers,
and reassure them that the flowers will be delivered on time.
In the process, perhaps selling more flowers and cutting down on a few calls to our hypothetical
shop.
Another element worth considering is proactivity.
How proactive or reactive do we want our chatbot to be?
A more proactive chatbot will tend to solicit information from the user, engaging and guiding
them rather than passively waiting for a question to come along.
Depending on the type of chatbot you build, one approach might be more favorable than
the other.
In many cases, a combination of the two may be the best of both worlds.
Asking questions and guiding, when it's relevant, and sitting back waiting for the
user when it's more appropriate.
Tone and personality are also important.
Do we want our chatbot to sound more formal or more friendly?
Just adjusting a few words in a sentence can lead to our chatbot sounding a lot nicer/inviting
or, conversely, to come across as completely distant.
This matters because chatbots with a friendly tone and a bit of personality to them tend
to be perceived more favorably.
We start thinking that the chatbot might be more useful, even intelligent, than it actually
is.
There are no universally right or wrong answers here, but thinking about what we want our
chatbot to accomplish and how we want it to come across will go a long way as we approach
building the chatbot.
It will enable us to choose the right dialog flow, words, and tone, as well as deciding
what to leave in and what to exclude from the scope of our chatbot.
In a previous video I mentioned that our scope is common questions and not all possible questions.
When you define the positioning, so the role, purpose, and proactivity, for a chatbot, you'll
quickly find out that the scope is even narrower than that.
Which is a good thing.
You don't want a chatbot that is a jack-of-all-trades.
It's better to have the chatbot handle fewer types of questions but do a great job with
those.
What we implement should reflect the positioning, tone, and personality we set out to provide
to our users.
In terms of good chatbot design, there are three fundamental rules that you should follow.
First rule: Avoid using yes or no in your replies.
If your chatbot fails to interpret the question correctly, a yes or no answer can be misleading
or provide the wrong information.
For example, you might be tempted to set the response for "Is delivery free?" to "Yes,
it is".
But what happens when the user asks the bot, "Is delivery free or do I have to pay?"
Watson will pick up the right intent, but the "Yes, it is" answer won't work here.
There are situations, perhaps because of negatives introduced in the input, where the chatbot
will respond yes, when a human would correctly respond no.
It's far better to provide an answer that covers the topic of delivery price, without
including an absolute yes or no element within it.
So "Deliveries are free." is definitely a much better option than "Yes, it is".
This brings us to our second rule.
When possible, incorporate part of the user's question in your response.
For example, say "I understand that you're looking for help with an order.
Unfortunately, I'm unable to look into orders that have already been placed."
And then perhaps we would have the chatbot refer the customer to our phone number or
email address, in order to help them perhaps speak with a live person about their concern.
This will further cement, in our user's mind, the relative intelligence of our chatbot,
even though it technically failed to directly provide what the customer was hoping to find
out.
The third rule is in regards to the length of the chatbot answers.
Succinct and accurate answers are best.
We want to be informative, but not reply with a wall of text.
When a wall of text is an absolute must, to convey the information, then deflecting by
sending the user to an informative page is a better approach.
In the next video, we'll finally get to build our flower shop chatbot from scratch.
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Vai Viajar Para a Europa? Essas dicas são para vocês! - As Viagens do Gerson - Duration: 6:30.
Do we need a visa to go to Europe?
No.
It's not like that.
Even us,
brazilian people,
do not needing a visa to go to
one of the countries which are part of Europe,
We need some other documents.
And be sure that if you won't have all of these documents,
They will send you back home.
It won't be cool.
What do you need to think, and organize,
When you'll travel to Europe?
First, the passport!
How will you get into one of these countries?
Showing your electricity bill?
I love my passport!!!
And if it's at three month of it's vality,
you cannot travel!
Attention at the date of vality of your passport!!!
You need to prove how much money you're bringing with you.
Cash or debit or credit card.
But I have only a hundred reais!! HELP ME!!
You'll go back home.
SCRIPT OF YOUR TRIP!
Do a script showing all the places and events
that you wanna see and participate
They'll see that you did a research about the country
And know, at least, a little bit, about it.
It can help you a lot!
Do it in english!
But Gerson, I don't speak english!
It's ok. You can use Google Translator.
Even with some language errors, they'll understand
and see that you did a research. This is great!
WHERE YOU WILL STAY!!
Show them the adress where you'll stay.
Hotel, hostel...
And if you're in doubt, still didn't decided
Ok, put both adresses
and tell the truth:
- I still didn't decided where I'll stay.
I did it when I arrived in Stockholm.
Invite letter!
It's a document where someone who invited you says that it's responsible for you
by the duration of your trip.
And how do I get this, Gerson?
Well, first you must have a friend, someone you know, a love...
a legal resident in this country.
In this letter, beyond the person says he/she responsible for you,
is this trip,
You must put all the information of this person,
Phone number, full name, email, I.D, address...
If you want it,
You can ask the person to send to you a copy of this passporto or I.D.
There are many possibilities of invite letters.
He/she take it to a registry and send you by mail,
Or send only the letter by mail,
Or you get all their information, put it in the letter and print.
This is what I did.
I put at the description of this video a link where you can download it.
There are many formats of invite letters.
DON'T FORGET IT! IT MUST ME SOMEONE IN A LEGAL SITUATION!
If your father, your girlfriend is travelling and say:
- Come over here! I'll pay your bills and it will be ok!
And send a letter saying that it will be responsible for you,
It wont work!!
It can be terrible for you!
Back ticket!
It's great when you'll be there with your back ticket in hands!
You show them and it will be ok.
CLOTHES!
Use comfortable clothes.
Don't start with crazy things like:
- I'm going to Europe!!!
I need to go as if I was an allegory!
NO!
You won't go to Europe using the clothes you use when you wash your bathroom!
Well, so...
You won't travel using the clothes you used
when you were godfather or maid of honor.
Do a harmonious combination,
And travel with a simple and comfortable clothes.
REMEMBER!
That it's not a samba school parade!!
About the clothes in your suitcase,
If you carry a lot of clothes that doesn't make sense
about the weather of that period you're travelling
They will do some questions about it!
But I feel so much cold!!
Ok if you feel so much cold,
Now, carry a lot of clothes for winter, when it's summertime
Well, there's something wrong.
We don't need a visa,
But to go to a lot of countries in Europe,
we need the Schengen agreement!
Basically it's a deal about some countries,
that allow people pass through these countries,
Without all that process when you're arriving in a new country
It's like a domestic flight.
So, research to know if the country of your dreams
is in or out of Schenger agreement.
It's very simple to get this document.
Basically it's a health insurance in the amout of thirty thousand euros.
No. You won't pay thirty thousand euros.
The officers, they wanna see this document.
AND HOW DO I GET THIS?
It's so simple.
Look for an insurer.
You can need. Maybe you'll break a leg,
neck,
clavicle,
a finger,
What if they break my heart?
{\an8}HE DIED! WHAT A PITY! I GUESS!
{\an8}There's no insure for it, baby.
And there's another way to get this document without pay for it.
No, there's nothing wrong.
According to your credit card,
Schengen agreement is included at the service.
But, wait!
It's when the trouble starts!!
WHY?
The card's attendant do a big mess!!!!
And let you lost and lost and lost!
I tried to get this document, using my international credit card.
You know what happened?
I call, 'cause I wanna know what I needed to do,
They give me the information, I entered the site,
I registered,
Always an error message.
I called again.
Everytime I called,
and a different person talked to me,
he/she gave me a tottally different information.
<i>The site is with problems. Try again later.</i>
<i>You cannot have this document using a different</i>
<i>card that you used to buy the ticket.</i>
I'd like to understand the logic about it.
<i>Schengen is available to all the international cards.</i>
I heard this two or three times.
I tried a lot of times,
and a lot of attendants giving me a lot of WRONG information,
Another attendant, (I don't know where she came from..)
She said: - You won't get this document here.
Even you're having an international card,
it doesn't mean that you'll have this document.
It's not for all the international cards!
Only a few. :(
Maybe the best thing to do is go to your agency,
Talk to your manager,
Then he/she will tell you if you have or not this document.
If yes for you, GREAT!!!
If not, you'll need to pay.
And remember!! This document is valid only for the time of your trip!
Gerson, I need to buy it! Can you tell me where?
Ask at the comments and I'll reply you!
I hope this video help you to do an amazing trip!!
And don't forget it!!
Subscribe at the channel,
Share the video,
Activate the notifications at the bell,
Like it,
I'm Gerson and I'll be back soon.
Sweden!!!!!!!!!
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How to Motivate Yourself for Greatness | Where Do You See Yourself in a Decade? - Duration: 12:31.
what's going on guys it's Brian from BG media innovation and I got a great one
for you here today before we get started though go ahead and hit that subscribe
button that way you get notified when I release a new video and you can stay up
to date on the content because as you know being an online entrepreneur or
making any money online regardless of the niche or the method a big part of
that involves staying ahead of the competition so with that being said
let's just jump right in
hey guys I have a great one for you today
today I want to talk to you about how you can motivate yourself not just you
know for a short term but over the long haul and stay motivated in that respect
so a lot of people talk about motivation and you know I was a big proponent of
you know watching motivational videos on YouTube I think that that's a great
starting point but at the same time just like I talked about in my last video and
if you haven't seen the last video on the books that I recommend you know
everybody read whether you're an entrepreneur or whatever I'll actually
link that in the description so look down there if you want to check that out
a lot of great content there that you should consume I'm telling you it'll
change your life this will also change your life I'm gonna talk to you about
not just something that I I know of but something I actually practice
anecdotally and it's kind of that self realization that you don't that you hear
people talk about you know here you hear Conor McGregor everybody I'm assuming
those who Conor McGregor is he's the UFC fighter that was like the champion at
like three different weight classes or whatever um big fan and by the way he
talks about and a lot of other people talk about you know Self Realization and
the power of Attraction and stuff like that you know basically imagining stuff
into reality and a lot of the books that actually are American
about that as well but today I want to talk to you about you know I'm a preface
this by talking about a quote from Tony Robbins I was actually reading the other
day and I read this quote that I completely forgot about and it inspired
me to talk to you guys about this and that's that people are not lazy they
simply do not have goals that inspire them and that's so true that couldn't be
more true and I really kind of wanted to it was the inspiration behind this
lecture and this and this um you know video that I wanted to put together to
kind of demonstrate to you guys how you can motivate yourself now the problem
isn't necessarily you know motivation in in that a relative term it's basically
being specific and I'm not talking about you know being as arbitrary as all I
want $10,000 I want I want you know a car biden by this date or this this date
that certainly helps but what I mean is you need emotionally compelling things
that are going to drive you and you know that you're passionate about things that
drive emotions and really will motivate you you know to to go that extra mile to
pump that extra YouTube video out to pump that extra course out to write that
extra paper to put that extra setup when you're working out because I'm a big
proponent of working out to I think that you know you know the by the body and
the mind are are similar in that fashion so I'm gonna giving you an example of
what I do and this is one example this goes back to you know writing your goals
down I also I'm a big proponent of writing your goals down and that's
something that you should practice to you know they I forget who it was but I
remember hearing this thing about in a speech where Harvard did this study back
in I think it was like the 80s of the 90s where they took a graduating class
and they asked the graduating class you know every single by every single body
every single person in the graduating class if they had goals and what those
goals were well what they discovered was that when they went back ten years later
and they asked you know and and followed up with this class that the people that
wrote down their goals and were specific about you know where they wanted to be
what they wanted to do and knew where they were going they basically set the
sail on a ship so to speak well that 5% of people that wrote down
their goals did vastly better compared to the rest of the ninety five percent
so writing down your goals I mean granite that's just one study but it
goes across the board it makes a huge difference
so does a practice like I'm about to show you but like I said I'm a big
proponent of writing down your goals you know I have have short term goals you
know weekly goals daily goals have midterm goals you know maybe for the
year and you know maybe have a decade goal where do you where do you see
yourself in a couple years where do you see yourself in a decade because another
quote and I'm big on the quotes guys is that you know they say you know people
underestimate or overestimate what they can do in a year but they underestimate
what they can do in a decade so keep that in mind let's just jump right in
really fast and you might think the stupid or it's you know lame or whatever
and I could totally understand why somebody might think that way but try
this I promise you if you try this and I dare you to try this you know this will
change your life and won't work overnight necessarily but it's that same
power of attraction that Law of Attraction you're gonna think these
things you're gonna realize them and you will start moving towards them I promise
you you need emotional emotional compelling emotionally compelling
reasons to do what you do you know drive behind that so obviously this is
materialistic this is the first thing on my slide anak should keep this in slide
just to kind of show you really fast this is my PowerPoint slide and I have a
bunch of different things like this but I just put this one together really fast
to kind of demonstrate the example of what I'm trying to show you so this is
obviously the cup my future car of my dreams I've always wanted this car it's
a McLaren mp4-12c 12c it's it's really really cool like the back pops up and
everything you know a lot of people on YouTube have Lambos you know they're
showing off their Lambos I've always wanted McLaren mp4-12c I don't know why
I just really really really like the way it looks I will have this I promise you
it might not be when the next six months it might not be within a year but
eventually I'm not sure when that will be maybe it is in the next six months I
will have this car I'm sure of it so the next thing that I want to talk about and
just I want to preface this by saying that it doesn't all have to be
materialistic but obviously if the emotion behind the materialistic thing
drives you enough then that's that that's fine a lot of people have this
like there's a stigma where like you're you're bad or you're selfish if you want
materialistic things it's not necessarily bad if it motivates you to
do the right things and help the right people and actually make a difference in
the world so something to keep in mind don't ever let anybody tell you that
it's you know you're selfish if you want material of things that's not the case
always okay there definitely some cases where that's the truth but you know if
you're doing it for the right reasons okay don't want things for yourself
excuse me next is this cheap it's an SRT I wanted to buy this basically for my
sister because she's always wanted it she doesn't she just got a new car but
she's always wanted to Jeep for some reason and it just this is a really
emotionally compelling my little sister was there for me in the time where I
really needed somebody you know as where my parents Bette you know back couple
years ago we all face different things but you know that was a it was a trying
time in my life basically and so I really wanted to help pay her back you
know and buy her the car of her dreams same thing goes with this my dad always
you know he talks about Tesla's he's always wanted to Tesla and my dad's a
software engineer he's a really really bright guy but he he works the nine to
five grind you know he he makes good money obviously for our family
you know especially when we were growing up and everything but you know he never
got to experience the prosperity that he really deserved because he worked a
nine-to-five and while he makes a lot of money he absolutely hates his job and so
I think that this would be a great way for me to pay him back by buying him the
car of his dreams and I will do both of these things I promise you this next
thing is just my house this is my earth sorry this is my parents house the house
I'm gonna buy my parent oh wait no no sorry I apologize again this is my house
in Florida because I've always wanted a house down in Florida
this is the back of the house in Florida you kind of just get the picture you can
kind of use these examples as things that you can kind of set up on your
PowerPoint to motivate you and what you should do ever not maybe not every
single day but you know when you're feeling down when you need motivation
look at these things and it will help Drive you will help you know stir that
passion back up because a lot of times you know I heard grant cardone say
recently you know if you're not willing to do X and fill that in with whatever
you want it whatever word you want if you're not willing to do blank then you
don't want the money enough then you don't want it bad enough then your dream
isn't as important to you and so when I get in those trying times
you know I search for those times where you know I'm a lot of other people will
quit because I know that you know if I can keep going in those times then I'm
gonna make a difference in the long run and you know powerpoints like this
helped me do that so try this I'm telling you it's gonna it's gonna make a
difference and then basically this is just another house that I wanted this is
my Australia house pretty much just go through the process with you obviously
will skip this is the same thing this represents the body that I've wanted
it's about progression because you know success happiness life is all
progression I'm big in fitness I feel like I have a pretty good body but you
know obviously I don't look like this dude I always wanted to travel so well I
always wanted to travel so kind of Jay Alvarez has a great YouTube channel
dudes dudes a legend check that out if you if you haven't already this
represents the same thing this is my home gym in my one of my future mansions
Christian guzmán big hero of mine guy started from nothing and is you know
just killing it nowadays he owns his own gym which is something I wanted to do
this is what this represents and I will do that eventually then moving on this
is like the study in my future you know mansion I love a quiet place
where I can sit and I can read and you know sip whiskey cuz I like
skee so just you know and this is the house that I want to go that I want to
buy for my parents later when they retire I think that'd be really really
cool I'm actually one thing I forgot to that really emotionally compels me is
where is it in SEC oh right here this is Honolulu Hawaii I've been in Honolulu
quadric Honolulu quite a few times my parents have always you know basically
took us when we were younger and obviously now you know I'm on my own and
stuff like that but when I was younger my parents took my whole family to
Honolulu and I've always kind of wanted to take them back there because it costs
a lot to fly out to Honolulu and Hawaii it's a beautiful place I had family that
lived out there for a while and eventually I will have enough money
where I'm set and you know I have some cash flow where I can take my parents to
Hawaii and pay for their entire trip so that this is these are the things ideas
that you can get that will emotionally compel you you know to follow your
dreams chase your dreams go that extra mile you know put that extra set up send
that extra email make that extra sales call whatever it is you can take this
example and apply it to your life and it might sound lame and you might be like
oh that's stupid you know for this reason or that reason and if you want to
think that that's totally fine then maybe this isn't the video for you and
that's totally cool but I'm telling you try this you know see if it doesn't make
an impact on you just it just feels good to kind of put these things down on
paper so to speak or on a PowerPoint and kind of realize them because it's like
said it you know like I said setting the sail of the ship you know the same wind
blows us on all of us they like to say and you know if you set that sail and
you know where you're going you know your targets you're you're much more
likely to get there okay so hope that this helps you guys I kind of want to do
a motivation you know slide non-emotional motivational slide
motivational video for you guys kind of teach you how to motivate yourself not
just for this week but for the rest of your life and granted these can change
and yours might be different but figure out and ask yourself sit down and ask
yourself where do you want to be a year from now where do you want to be three
years from now where do you see yourself in a decade and what things do you
actually want out of life you know not just the things that you want but who do
you want to be go deeper into it could take you really
think about it in depth this will really set your sail and really kind of let you
know the direction that you want to go and I guarantee you it will make a huge
difference on where you end up you know in the years to come so I really hope
that you guys like this video I'd love to hear from you you know put down in
the comments section what drives you what do you like you know do you like
the things on my on my thing do you think this is stupid you know I'd love
to hear some feedback what what drives you if you could have one thing in the
world tomorrow anything in the world anything use your
imagination what would that be okay guys so I hope you like this please like it
comment and subscribe it really helps the channel grow and I will see you guys
tomorrow
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Riddle Me This - Jack Marshall Can't Do This - Webseries - Episode 16 - Duration: 4:04.
Well, my toys arrived.
Isn't it so tiny? The installation is so easy.
Like so easy, that I'm terrified they might be everywhere already.
Doesn't anyone trust anyone anymore?
So my only concern is that the cleaning crew is gonna find this and report back to House.
It's a risk I'm willing to take. Let's hope it's not a very thorough operation.
Or maybe I just have to start waking up earlier to run interference.
Mr. Marshall, I just read the most interesting essay on the history of rice farming.
And I have removed 364 spots on one cup.
Says here your bed's broken. Mind if I watch you sleep?
I can access this footage any time from my phone and my laptop.
I've also installed a server that has 24-hour backup,
so I can just thumb through all the footage and look for any unwelcome guests.
What's up, little guy?
"Alone she drew back an arrow and..."
What is this, a riddle?
Sorry, probably shouldn't put this out there until I figure out what this is.
I'm sure it's nothing.
If it's nothing, I'll post it so you can see it.
But I really should check this out first.
I'm gonna finish installing these cameras. Just a few more.
Well, I did finish my little project but it's come to violence.
I was just looking around and,
where did you find me, House?
At the bottom of the cellar stairs flat on your back.
Flat on my back.
You didn't see anyone?
No, House, for the last time, I was blindsided.
I don't know who it was. Could have been you for all I know.
It wasn't me, sir.
Maybe it wasn't. But why were you in the cellar? Why are you always in the cellar?
Many of the house decorations are in the cellar, as is the pantry Mr. Morgan built last year.
House, does it bother you that someone else has access to this house?
It is distressing, Mr. Marshall.
No, what's distressing is that I seem to be the only one that encounters this person.
I understand.
Was it you, House?
Mr. Marsh - -
Was it you?
No.
I want the locks changed.
Of course.
And I want the blueprints to this house.
May I ask what's going on?
Uh, no, you may not.
Very well.
It's all fun and games till someone gets whacked in the back of the head.
I did, however, finish installing the cameras before I got hit,
so I think our surveillance is a secret.
That's good because I need to learn all I can before my cards hit the table.
Oh, it's on now.
It's clean, House. I cleaned it, okay?
Get another hobby.
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Why Do We Get Grades in School? - Duration: 8:13.
We all remember the dreaded end of semester Armageddon known as "report card day."
But why do we get letter grades in school at all?
So getting grades is a big part of the way we view education with A's equaling success
while F's represent the dreaded failure.
Students are taught early on that to get ahead in life, and be smart and successful, the
best foundation is getting perfect report cards in school.
Grades can help us get into advanced courses and competitive colleges, and certain exams
can grant us licenses to practice different trades and professions.
But outside of the nagging question about why we skipped over the E grade, have you
ever wondered: When were the first grades given and why?
Well if you want to blame someone, it appears that the first grades date back to Yale president
Ezra Stiles in 1785.
He wrote in his diary that there were 58 students present at his examination and that their
grades were "Twenty Optimi, sixteen second Optimi, 12 Inferiores (Boni), ten Pejores."
These are usually noted as the first college grades ever assigned.
In Yale's 1813-1839 "Record of Examinations" students' averages were noted in the book
by the Senior Tutor of the Class on a scale of 4, which may be responsible for the 4.0
scale commonly used today.
In 1817 the faculty reports from William and Mary College groups students into 4 categories
"No 1 the first in their respective classes, No 2 Orderly, correct, and attentive, No.
3 They have made very little improvement, No. 4 They have learnt little or nothing."
Ouch.
That's a major teacher burn.
But the four point scale wasn't really standardized throughout the 19th century.
Harvard tried a 100 point scale and a 20 point scale.
Yale later tried a 9 point scale.
So until 1850 it was normal for grades to vary in terms of number systems, and weight.
In US colleges professors used descriptive adjectives to assign value rather than relying
on the numbers alone.
But by 1883 there is a report on a Harvard professor giving a student a "B" grade,
which is when letters got incorporated into the act.
In 1886 Harvard Faculty Records show that professors began grouping students into 5
classes based on performance.
Similar 5 point systems spread to places like Yale, and Mount Holyoke, the latter of which
adopted the first letter grade system in 1897.
But a failing grade was marked as an "E" and not an "F".
Over time the E was dropped and the standard system across US colleges became 5 points
all represented by letters A, through D, and F. But the meanings of grades and the systems
for recording them often shifted in the late nineteenth and early 20th centuries
Ok so we've established that if we want somewhere to point the finger of blame for
why we received stressful grades in school, and why a less than stellar score on a 6th
grade pop quiz gave me heart palpitations, we can start with a bunch of 19th century
college professors.
But the more important questions is: why are we still getting grades in school today?
Those guys are dead.
So they're useful for determining class ranking, they help teachers group students
into categories, and they can also be instrumental in whether or not you can enter into certain
jobs.
But because I'm sure a lot of us are still suffering from post report card induced stress,
we have to ask the most pressing questions: do grades really matter?
And are they actually effective tools for helping students learn?
Well the answer to the first question "do grades really matter" is kind of complex
and has to be broken down a bit to get to the heart of it.
Because it seems that the importance of your grades depends on the path you decide to take.
Although we're taught that grades are the strongest predictor of success in life, this
isn't uniformly true.
The issue with grades is that they consider averages, which gives you the most usual outcome
but not the full picture.
An average doesn't consider the outliers, but rather the collective information from
a certain group.
History is actually filled with successful people who didn't finish college or even
high school: Magic Johnson, Anna Wintour, Steve Jobs, Richard Branson, and Oprah Winfrey
to name a few, and none of these people did too shabbily in the life success department.
Also having perfect grades in high school doesn't always predict future game changers.
Karen Arnold of Boston University conducted a study in which she followed 81 high school
valedictorians and salutatorians.
She found that the majority of them continued being successful at school later in life.
95% earned college degrees with an average GPA of 3.6, 60% went to graduate school, 90%
are in professional jobs, and 40% are in the highest tiers of those jobs.
This is because a high GPA reflects skills like being prompt, working really hard, following
directions and being well rounded.
All important skills for high level careers.
But Arnold found that although most of her former high school valedictorians and salutatorians
were "strong occupational achievers" none had entered into roles she would consider
"visionary" because the grades we receive in school are designed to reward conformity
and following the rules, rather than creative thinking or specialization.
For example if you're really great at history (shout out to our audience members) but you
still want to be ranked number 1, you eventually will have to put that history textbook on
the back burner to study other subjects and earn the coveted "A" in every field.
Having a high GPA is usually indicative of being a generalist, not a specialist.
Arnold posits that most people who become ground breakers are actually rewarded for
creative thinking, a unique specialization, and a focus on an intellectual passion, things
that don't always get rewarded with grades.
As a result a lot of people who become successful later in life often struggle in school.
But a 2002 study at the University of Michigan still found that 80 percent of students based
their self-worth on how well they were doing in school and students with lower grades reported
having lower self-esteem and health.
So that brings us to the next question: do grades really help students learn?
Although grades have long been considered the standard approach in education, some experts
are turning away from letter based systems.
One of the biggest critics of the fixation on grades in schools is education expert Alfie
Kohn.
Kohn notes: "The research quite clearly shows that kids
who are graded – and have been encouraged to try to improve their grades – tend to
lose interest in the learning itself, avoid challenging tasks whenever possible (in order
to maximize the chance of getting an A), and think less deeply than kids who aren't graded…That's
why the best teachers and schools replace grades (and grade-like reports) with narrative
reports – qualitative accounts of student performance – or, better yet, conferences
with students and parents."
Teachers also report that grading is becoming increasingly stressful, as grade inflation
puts added pressure on them to deliver the grades that students want and parents expect.
Some educators are moving away from letter and number based grading to standards based
grading.
In 2013 Kentucky implemented a system where students received 2 report cards: one with
the traditional letter grades, and another with a individualized breakdown of what students
had learned and the students' progress in school.
Virginia's Fairfax County implemented a similar process in their elementary schools
in the 2012-2013 school year.
Parents reported finding the new system initially confusing, but ultimately more helpful in
assessing their child's growth and progress in school.
And classrooms around the world, including public schools, private schools, and educational
initiatives funded by nonprofits, are looking to incorporate new methods in the classroom
that place less emphasis on memorization and focus more on innovation and how students
can retain new knowledge.
So even though grades are the oldest way of doing things, they may not be the best for
measuring students' long term success.
So how does this all add up?
It seems grades do have some weight in determining student outcomes because we've based so
many systems around it, but this can vary a lot based on the individual.
While grades are extremely important in certain trajectories, like going to college, attending
graduate school, or entering into certain professions, they ultimately aren't the
only determining factor of success.
And although we've accepted them as the marker of a good student, a perfect GPA doesn't
always represent things like creativity, ingenuity, and intellectual passions.
Which is why more school systems and educators are looking for ways to measure student progress
outside of letters and percentages.
So what do you think?
Have any other theories about how grades became so entrenched in our education system?
Drop all your comments and questions down below (we swear we won't ask you to share
your old report cards) and we'll see you next week!
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How do Vegans Celebrate Halloween? 🍬 - Duration: 8:21.
Alright, we've got A trick-or-treater.
(Merrick: Go, go, go. Go, hurry!
(Blaine: What the..)
What?
What is that?
(Intro Music)
Happy Halloween!
It is October 31st today and this is our first time celebrating Halloween as vegans
And one thing that I was concerned about is..
Not really concerned, but you know, one thing I've thought about is like, what do vegans
do for Halloween?
Because, ya know, trick-or-treating is so hyped up and a lot of the candy that you get while
trick-or-treating is...
Chocolate. It has milk, egg, gelatin.
All the stuff that we don't eat.
I'm gonna show you what we are doing this year and the kids are definitely gonna get
their fill of junk food and candy.
Their gonna dress up.
We're gonna have a good day and we're gonna do it free of animal products.
So, come along with us and I'll show you what we do.
We have all been costumed up.
Can you tell what I am?
The boys don't know what I am, so apparently this is for an old generation.
I'm Where's Waldo, hello.
I'm gonna have to get the some Where's Waldo books.
We have a devil.
(laughing) Raya!
You're a little devil!
And Captain America.
Keyword "Merrick".
His name is in Captain A"meric"a, so that's why he got that.
We have the..
What are you?
Green Arrow or Robin Hood?
(Josh: Robin Hood) Well you said you were gonna pretend to be Green Arrow.
I said we can if we want to.
Ok, ok, so we have Robin Hood, which Raya is scared of his hoodie but she's getting
use to it.
Looking pretty cool.
And we have one more.
*Gasp* Woah!
Hey Spidey! (laughing)
But he's in his lazy form.
He's in his lazy form?
Look at her little wings.
(laughing) She doesn't like it when Keira is in her kennel.
But keira's in her kennel because of all the trick-or-treaters.
She just doesn't know how to act.
Ok I'm in my bedroom right now.
Wait, can you see a glare, the screen on my glasses?
Let me get rid of that.
There we go.
Ok.
I got, um, surprises for the boys.
I'm in my bedroom right now, but they might be able to hear me.
Here's what I got them.
It's little cauldrons.
Witch cauldrons full of goodies.
So I'm thinking that Josh can like ring the doorbell like he's a trick-or-treater but
leave the cauldrons of candy there.
So it'll be like a trick, and then he'll run away and the boys will open the door thinking
they're giving out candy but they will find candy instead.
(laughing)
Ok, there we go.
We're so sneaky.
We went out the window.
Alright, we've got a trick or treater.
(Merrick: Go, go, go. Go, hurry.)
(Blaine: What the..)
What?
What is that?
There's no one here.
Is this a trick?
Josh, where are you?
What?
I guess you should take the loot.
Ok, I guess I'll take this one.
Maybe the trick or treaters are hiding from us.
It's a surprise you were doing, weren't you?
Trick or treaters are hiding from us.
What?
(laughing)
You got tricked on Halloween.
Raya.
She's like, who's out there?
Ok, what's in there?
I bet this is a joke.
Some soda.
Soda, whaaat?
Pringles.
A huge bag of M&M's.
That's not M&M's.
Skittles!
(Merrick: I'm glad we stole that kid's candy.)
Chips?
Wait a minute, wait a minute.
I saw this in the kitchen.
(Jinx: Oreos??)
(Blaine: There's so many of these.)
What's that?
Uhh.
Fruit Roll Ups.
Ooooh, cool.
Bunches of stuffs for me.
I like whoever dropped this off.
(Raya whining) Here!
Look!
A fish!
It's a fish! (laughing)
No Halloween is complete without chocolate, so we have pumpkin chocolates.
I don't know if you can see that.
I made these.
These are, we've got reeses.
Everyone needs to taste one, here.
Taste a reeses.
Taste a reeses.
And then we have some that just have almonds.
And I made some Halloween cupcakes.
Alright, we are making our own chocolate bars because obviously we didn't buy chocolate
bars and the boys had no chocolate in their cauldrons.
Some really cool chocolate bar molds.
You're gonna have to put more chocolate in there than that.
The boys each have their own bowl of chocolate and then we have the goodies.
We have peanut butter with powdered sugar, peanuts (salted peanuts), almonds, and coconut.
I ordered some marshmallows and they were suppose to get here today, but they didn't
get here today.
They're gonna get here tomorrow, so we don't have marshmallows.
That's super sad but oh well.
I forgot we also have wafers.
Blaine has a wafer in there.
Did you put a wafer in yours?
I'm about to.
Oooh man.
Yummy.
Candy bars.
They're like, really big candy bars.
I've been informed that the neighbors are giving out chips, so we're gonna go trick
or treating at the neighbor's house.
Alright, to the neighbor's house we go.
Here's our ghosts.
And our pumpkins are set out.
Ok, lets go.
(knocking)
Trick or treat!
Alright Merrick.
How does it compare: Trick-or-treating vs. giving out candy?
I don't know.
I guess it'd be, like, 50/50.
Your enjoyment of it is 50/50?
Getting the candy is exciting, really exciting, but giving out the candy just feels like really,
like..
You're really glad that you gave out the candy.
So you feel good for giving?
Mhmm.
How do you think your first vegan Halloween was?
Fun.
Was it a success?
But we're not done with it.
We've still got the games and stuff.
Oh yea yea yea.
We're gonna play some games.
The games will make me excited, so then my bar will go...
We're gonna turn all the lights off in the house and we're gonna play haunted house.
We're gonna like run through the house and scare each other but I don't know if I can
record that because, like I said the lights will be off and it'll be pretty dark.
But, it'll be fun.
So that's another thing.
Activities make Halloween fun!
(Boo!)
What was that?
(Boo!)
*Gasp* I don't see anything there.
I'm scared.
(OOOOOH) *Crying*
Alright, Foxie's in here in the laundry room.
The goal of the game is to sneak through the house and get Foxie without being caught by
whoever's "it".
I smell little kids.
(growling)
(yelling, laughing, and snarling)
We couldn't play the game very long because
all the lights were off and Raya was getting scared and she wanted me to hold her and it
just didn't work out good.
But we played a couple of rounds.
I guess I'm gonna go ahead and end the video here because for the rest of the night we're
just gonna pig out on candy and I'm gonna put Raya to sleep and....
(Raya shouting)
Josh just went outside.
She's like "Heeeeey!!!"
But we're gonna watch a scary movie.
I think we're gonna watch "It", which Blaine suggested and that's crazy because Blaine
is not the one that likes scary movies.
Merrick is.
But we're gonna get creeped out.
So, what?
Like litterally, it's It.
(Jinx: It?
Yea.
We're gonna watch it?)
We're watching it.
(laughing) But yea, we're gonna..
I'm gonna put her to bed and do all the stuff we said.
So thanks for watching.
See ya.
(Outro Music)
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How do I - Working With Images - Duration: 10:55.
In this short video I'll explain the ideas behind device densities and images in a mobile
phone environment.
In this environment the differences between device screens are big.
Lets start with a simple question, on the left you see an iPhone 6 and on the right
you see an iPad Air 2.
Both are not to scale but I'll ask the abstract question: "which device is bigger?"
In terms of resolution the iPad is clearly bigger.
It has more pixels than the iPhone 6.
The iphone has 1 million pixels and the ipads has 3 million pixels.
Thats a 3 fold difference!
The ipad is also much bigger than the iphone nearly twice the size diagonally.
This might seem to seal the deal, the ipad seems bigger.
However, it's the exact opposite!
In reality the iphone is arguably bigger.
It has more pixels per inch or PPI than the ipad simply because the pixels are more densely
packed together.
So for every inch of iphone you get more pixels.
This means that in order to show an image on the iphone we'll need 50% more pixels…
This difference is even further highlighted when comparing newer devices to older devices
as densities keep rising.
To repeat the point, this means that if you load an image in an iphone and show the exact
same image on an ipad this image will look much smaller on the iphone almost 50% smaller!
This might not sound like a big deal but keep in mind that these are touch oriented devices
so if an image is an icon that you are meant to tap on.
This icon might be too small for your finger in a high PPI device.
This difference gets freakishly comical in some situations, I still have a second generation
ipad and that's a 132 ppi device a newer pixel device which isn't the highest density
device available is 538 ppi.
Making an app that adapts properly to both of these requires good understanding of the
tools at hand…
As developers resolution is something that's instantly obvious but density isn't.
However, on mobile because of the touch interface it's crucial that we adapt properly to the
device density.
It's also important that we use it effectively.
Many developers expect iPads to just use bigger pictures but that would create a tablet interface
that just feels like a scaled up phone application.
This is a bad user experience.
Users expect the touch interface to adapt to higher PPI devices to make use of the extra
space for more content
To drive the point home here is the kitchen sink demo on a phone and an ipad.
Notice that the iPad UI adapts to make the most use of available screen real-estate rather
than just scaling up the phone UI.
In fact we chose to use slightly smaller images in the tablet mode so we can fit in more data.
One of the most important things we need to do to adapt to high resolution UI's is scale
the images.
To understand the problems and benefits we first need to understand that there are 2
types of images.
Vector and raster.
Vector images are stored as a set of low level drawing commands.
This means that when we scale a vector it's still perfectly smooth as the lines are redrawn
in the new resolution.
FontImage and the material design icon fonts we have builtin are types of vector images
and you should use them when possible.
We also have some basic support for an SVG transcoder although at this time this is a
bit new.
SVG is the standard for vector graphics.
However, most graphic resources aren't in vector format and are just stored as a set
of colors for pixels.
The common formats that you use every day such as JPEG, GIF & PNG are all raster images.
Since rasters are just a set of pixels scaling them without quality degradation is a problem.
There will always be some loss of quality but doing the scaling on the device will be
nearly impossible.
So the common solution which exists natively in all mobile OS's is to ship the app with
ready made scaled rasters to all the resolutions you need.
Our solution for this is multi-image.
We support automatic scaling on the fly of multi images which means you don't need
to maintain 5-10 versions of the same image.
You can just have one high quality version of the image and we will generate the rest
for you using a high quality scaling algorithm on the desktop.
Before we get into that I'd like to introduce the concept of densities in Codename One.
Codename One defines these density constants that match past and future devices.
One of the cool and unexpected surprises with density is that HD TV is a very low density
device and even 4k TV sits at medium or low density.
That sounds odd until you realize that a TV is typically huge and you sit relatively far
from it.
You can't distinguish pixels in the same level as you could on a phone.
Other than that notice that we have many densities ranging from low to 4K.
Some of them don't have devices targeting them yet and might not be required.
Also notice that density is an estimate here, devices are notoriously bad at these things
so the numbers might fluctuate slightly.
Lets move on and add a multi image in the Codename One Designer using the quick add
multi image option.
I'll pick our standard icon which is a 512 by 512 image.
Here I'm faced with an option to select the source resolution.
The source resolution is the density from the previous list to which the image was built.
So if the resource image I'm importing was designed for a very high density I should
pick that.
In this case the image is just a random image I'm using so I'll pick 560.
However, if I'd have picked a lower DPI all of the resulting images would have been
bigger.
If I'd have picked a higher DPI all the resulting images would have been smaller.
You will notice all the images are now automatically created and sized.
We can toggle between them and see the size difference and we can use the standard features
of the designer tool such as opening them in an external editor etc.
The add multi images as opposed to the quick add we used before is a manual approach for
adding multi images.
We don't use it as much but if you want more fine grain control over scaling you can
use this.
You can literally determine the size in pixels of every scaled instance where 0 means an
instance will not be generated.
You can select the option to preserve aspect ratio which makes sure the image will scale
without distortion.
You can also use percentage to scale the image uniformly with a single number.
You can use the square image to indicate that the width/height should remain square in which
point it will force the values to remain the same.
Once this is done you can inspect the resulting images and manipulate them just like we could
before in the quick add mode.
In both cases you can load the image from code by using getImage on the theme resources
object.
Notice you can create additional resource files and work with those files as well and
also download resource files dynamically.
Another important aspect of this is that multi image is seamless.
It acts just like any other image…
When you read the resource file the resolutions that you don't need are discarded and you
don't pay for the multi image in runtime.
There is a cost in application size so it isn't completely free though.
Thanks for watching, I hope you found this helpful
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Justin Bieber What Do You Mean - Duration: 4:58.
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Bus safety in NSW – Do not step out behind bus - Duration: 0:33.
When you get off a bus, don't step out from behind a bus,
as oncoming traffic may not be able to see you.
Never assume that an approaching driver can see you
or stop for you in time to avoid a collision,
as their vision may be affected by the sun, poor light, and parked cars.
And when you get off a bus, don't cross in front of the bus
as the driver may not see you or be able to stop in time to avoid a collision.
Wait until the bus has driven off and there is clear sight of the road
from both directions of traffic before you start to cross the road.
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DO DISLIKES MATTER ON YOUTUBE? DO DISLIKES HELP OR HURT YOUR VIDEOS? ANYTHING? | YouTube Guidance - Duration: 7:12.
DO DISLIKES MATTER ON YOUTUBE? DO DISLIKES HELP OR HURT YOUR VIDEOS? ANYTHING? | YouTube Guidance
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Kelly Key chama atenção do marido por "mão boba": "Cachorrinho Safado" - Duration: 2:41.
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Stop Complaining And Do Something About It - Study Motivation - Duration: 10:13.
let's chat a little about complainers generally a complainer is a person who
doesn't take responsibility for their own action a complainer is someone who'd
always talk about why they failed instead of how to succeed
now there's one simple reason why it's never ever okay to complain and that is
there's always someone that has it worse than you do let me give that a little
context so when I think about some of the things in my life that I'd want to
complain about some of the really hard things and then I give them any sort of
real world context they aren't that consequential let me get really specific
when I was 16 years old and I had to drop out of high school to get a
terrible job to support my new baby that's pretty rough you know that is a
big enough excuse for me to justify any actions I take in my life I know but I
couldn't do this because to embrace that as an excuse to complain but the truth
is that's not so bad dropping out of high school like really
not having much of a place to live having no money having a baby being on
welfare like all those things really sucked but in the grand scheme of
humanity it's not that bad bear with me I turn on my computer I go
to a news site and the first story I read is about migrants from Myanmar that
are stuck on a boat stranded because the Thai government won't let them in to
port these are people just like you and me and they're literally starving to
death and this is right now I don't mean to be so extreme but these are the
things that I remind myself of any time I want to complain or bitch about
something in my life you realize that there are people just like you and me
who at this very moment are truly facing things we are lucky enough to go our
entire lives without ever having to experience okay let me tell
let me tell one more story to back this up one more story where like my feelings
around complaining and life in general were really set straight three years ago
I did this project led like a very small relief mission to the
Philippines after they had been devastated by Typhoon Haiyan this is
some of the video here that's somebody's home
people didn't have water people didn't have food you know these people
had nothing
their livelihood their life their existence had totally been stripped away
from them
and what struck me the most about the entire experience all of my time there
was not once did anyone complain but they'd lost everything and they didn't
complain and they all focused on one thing they focused on change not
complaining and because that I do take it personally when people complain
because the truth is most of the time people who complain have nothing to
complain about who cares if I went to a meeting that
doesn't start till tomorrow and who cares if some guy locked up a bike brake
cable it really doesn't matter
if it's broken fix it if you don't like it change it and if you want something take
it don't complain about it just do something about it one of the people I look
up to most in the world maybe the person I look up to most in world tied with my
dad I know dad you might watch this is my mother and hands down and I mean hands
down the thing that I find most intriguing about my mom and probably one
of the things that I'm most happy that she's passed on to me is her inability
almost to complain I find it extremely attractive I would tell you that I adore
my wife for that reason as a matter of fact Xander is whining too much and he's
only two and I find it unattractive I'm very against complaining I'm very
put your head down I'm very don't you realize you're
healthy like to me the only thing you should complain about is the unfortunate
unluck of of health you know somebody dying that you love in a car accident or
you becoming terminally ill after that it feels controllable and so I I really
dislike complaining I try to I talk a lot about honey over vinegar it's an
analogy I use a lot here at Vayner Media I thrive on positivity and so the way I
deal with complaining is I try not to do it I try to educate and empower people
the lack of it's it's the lack of its value
I guess I mean I I don't have a gear there you know when you go in my gear
like there is no like oh let me go into complain zone to me it's assess
figure it out and go directly back on the offense I'm a very offensive player
complaining is the defense often times people will come to me for advice on
fitness on building their businesses and their relationships whatever the case
may be and often the place that they're dropping the ball is in bad habits or
not building productive habits because it's very difficult to just get up and
change your life just change the way you do things people like to say that all
the time hey just stop doing this or start doing that they like to give
advice but the the underlying factors that our friend our individual whoever
is asking the question is not disciplined enough to actually put that
thing into action get that thing done so the thing that I have always told my
students and my clients is to start with a small win begin with something small
so for example if you want to lose weight I often tell people just start
walking every single morning don't worry about counting calories don't worry
about complex workout ideas don't worry about anything that anyone is selling
you just get up and walk every morning right now it's not the walking that's
actually gonna make that person successful now it will add to your
success because getting up and walking fresh air and exercise it's going to
support you in losing weight but we all know that there's far more factors to
consider but what it will do is create the virtue of discipline commitment
right commitment and discipline sort of go together and the fact that that small
win associated with getting up every single morning is under your belt you're
going to feel the courage the confidence and you'll have the ability to begin
adding other things to your ability to grow stronger so now that you know it's been
sixty days ninety days and it's like you got that pattern down pat you get up
every morning you just want that's it you don't think about it it's become a
habit you now can use that tool of creating habits and instilling
discipline with the next one which should be a little bit more advanced
perhaps only drink water with your meals don't drink any soda don't drink any
juice just drink water that's the next one and then the next one becomes more
complex and the next one becomes more complex now it might seem like this is
tedious and slow but I guarantee you that after 90 days of tiny wins and the
revamping of your character you will be the type of person that can get anything
done at any time and the longtime perspective is going to be a successful
one for you start small have big wins with these little things and then use
that new version of yourself that new character tool to attack bigger and more
advanced things until you reach your goal probably that's maybe the sweetest
word to a kid friends as we get a little older and we have our friends they
become very close to us and and sometimes they become almost
all-consuming they are everything to us I can remember as a parent as my
children got to a certain age and where they look to me for influence I can
remember very well when I saw them beginning to go to their friends and
that's where their influence began and that's where their influence began to
increase as a parent that got a little scary for me because I could I could see
I was having a little less influence and the friends were having a little
bit more well my parents were very wise my parents understood that who my
friends were would determine who I was going to become
birds of a feather flock together and in their wisdom they decided that they
wanted to know my friends and they wanted to see my friends so therefore
they provided a lot of wonderful things at our home so we would have our friends
at our house so that my parents could observe and watch the kind of kids I ran
around with what I learned is of a kid growing up is very simple there are some
friends that were positive for me and there were some friends that were
negative for me and my determination of which friends I was going to let
influence me basically determined whether I was going to have a positive
or a negative life fortunately because of good parental advice and guidance
I chose good friends which really did make a difference because you see
friends are wonderful they give us support they give us strength they're
either though a real asset or real liability so I would just want to
encourage you choose your friends wisely you don't need a lot but you need some
good ones give yourself a reward of some kind for practicing the new behavior
each time you reward yourself you reinform and we'll reinforce that behavior soon
you begin to associate at an unconscious level the pleasure of the reward with
the behavior you set up your own forcefield of positive consequences that
you unconsciously look forward to as a result in engaging in that behavior or
habit that you've decided upon
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