Cong Minh blog: Youtube daily will Sep 4 2018

That is according to former England, Leeds and Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson

Cech has started every game for Arsenal so far this season under new head coach Emery

That is despite German international Bernd Leno joining for around £20million in the summer transfer window

Emery has made it apparent he wants Cech and his defenders to play out from the back

However, the former Chelsea man has looked unconvincing at times and almost gifted Cardiff a goal on Sunday in the Gunners' 3-2 win

And Robinson cannot understand why Cech has not gone against his manager's wishes at times and punted it up the pitch

"As a goalkeeper I don't understand," Robinson said on beIN SPORTS. "He's under pressure to play from his manager, I've been in that situation before

"But there are certain situations in a game where you just have to put your foot through a ball

"There's certain times where you cannot play, you're putting yourself and your team under more pressure by trying to play

"Petr Cech is not one of the most comfortable goalkeepers with the ball at his feet anyway and I think he's been asked to do something he's not comfortable with

"I don't know why he just doesn't put his foot through the ball." Robinson continued by saying it will not be long before Cech is replaced in the team by Leno

"Petr Cech's not comfortable and I can't see him playing much longer if that's the way he wants to play," he added

"He's not overly comfortable with the ball at his feet, as we've seen twice today in the early stages

" Arsenal face a trip to Newcastle next up in the Premier League on September 15, looking to make it three wins in a row

They currently sit ninth in the table after four games.

For more infomation >> Arsenal news: Unai Emery will DROP one star soon - Paul Robinson - Duration: 2:41.

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Prince George school: When does Prince George go back to school? Will Kate Middleton go? - Duration: 3:18.

The eldest child of the Cambridge family, five-year-old George will be entering Year One of school when he returns this week

He attends the private Thomas's Academy in Battersea, which has a broad curriculum, including ballet, which George is expected to start this year

The school's website says the performance dance "develops students' physical skills, stamina, creativity, expression and musicality, using a range of sounds and musical styles

"This strong foundation prepares students for a successful transition to Ballet and other dance genres

" Other subjects taught from an early age include French, art, music and P.E.When does Prince George go back to school? George is likely to start school on Thursday, September 6, which is the start of the 2018 autumn school term, according to Thomas's Academy's website

He will be in lessons until Thursday, October 18 when he will have a week off for half-term

Will Kate Middleton drop him off? Kate, Duchess of Cambridge is expected to drop off George as she and husband Prince William regularly participate in the school run

William was there to see off a nervous-looking George on his first day of school last year

The royal youngster was dressed in his school's signature navy blue jumper with a red emblem as he was greeted by Ms Haslem, the head of the lower school

Kate was experiencing severe morning sickness at the time when she was pregnant with her third child, Prince Louis

Who else goes to Thomas's Battersea? Some 560 children, aged between four and 13, attend the prestigious Battersea school, according to Thomas's Academy's website

Fees were £17,604 a year, increasing from Year 3 onwards, according to 2017 figures

George is not the only royal to attend Thomas's as one of his fellow classmates is his distant cousin Maud Windsor

Maud is the eldest daughter of Lord Frederick Windsor, a first cousin once removed from the Queen

Her mother is former Peep Show actress Sophie Winkleman, now formally known as Lady Frederick Windsor

Previous celebrity alumnees at the school include supermodel Cara Delevingne and singer Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine fame

For more infomation >> Prince George school: When does Prince George go back to school? Will Kate Middleton go? - Duration: 3:18.

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Will Bennu Impact Earth? Excel Hash - Podcast 2141 - Duration: 19:55.

Learn Excel from MrExcel Podcast Episode 2241 - Excel Hash

Will Bennu impact the Earth? Hey welcome back to the MrExcel netcast. I'm Bill Jelen

Something completely different today. A tip of the hat to Oz do Soleil for this great idea.

He challenged six of your favorite Excel YouTube Creators

to a game called "Excel Hash", right?

We signed up and collected ideas of ingredients that must be used in our solution.

Then used RANDBETWEEN. An so all six of us have to post a video, today

Where we have to use: a 3D model, a Form control, the FREQUENCY function and MAX.

Six competitors. All in a playlist. You, the viewers could vote for your favorite. Sounds like fun!

The goal of Excel Hash is to take some random Excel elements and make something from them.

So, in the course of me using these 4 elements, here is what we are going to learn today.

Our first ingredient today is the 3D Model. I love this 3D model. Whenever I do my Excel seminars

and I show Insert, 3D Models, the example that I do in the seminar is Bennu!

Alright. So Excel accepts any of these: FBX, OBJ, 3MF, PLY, STL, GLB. You have to find one of those files.

I had one of those here.

Insert. You get an object that we can resize.

but not just rotate like this. We can do amazing rotations using this symbol.

Now I can rotate Bennu in all dimensions. What is Bennu?

Bennu is an asteroid. It is 0.3 miles across (that is 484 meters) and it is trapped in orbit around the Sun. It goes around the Sun every 1.2 years.

It is spinning wildly.

A day on Bennu lasts 4.2 hours on Earth.

Astronomers discovered Bennu in 1999 when it passed 2.2 million miles away Earth.

Over the next three hundred million years, there is a 48% chance

that Bennu falls into the Sun. 26% that it hits Venus. 10% that is escapes the Solar System (after close fly-by a Jupiter)

10% (uh-oh) that it hits us - the Earth. 3% Mercury. Less than 1% for Mars and Jupiter.

I love these free travel posters from Jet Propulsion Laboratory and NASA.

This one advertising Earth. But unfortunately - I wish they wouldn't have sent one of these to Bennu,

because Bennu is planning on making several close approaches to Earth.

Astronomers have figured out these are the dates out when Bennu will be making a close pass.

That one in blue - and I love this one - They save it is going to be 300,000 km away,

which will put it between the Earth and the moon. How wild will that be?

And then these ones in red … these ones in red are the dangerous ones.

Collectively, these dates in red - there is a 1 in 2700 chance that Bennu will impact the Earth.

That sounds small, but it's not comfortably small. If every commercial airline flight had a 1 in 2700

chance of crashing we would have 38 jetliners crashing every single day. It's kind of a big number.

Now what happens if Bennu hits the Earth? Does it kill every body? No!

We don't know where it is going to hit the Earth. This is Meteor Crater National Landmark in Arizona.

If - Bennu were to hit right in the middle of Meteor Crater (again). It would become 3 times as large,

And three times as deep. This circle - people within three miles of the strike - the wind speed would be 3720 miles per hour.

All buildings will be knocked down. The stuff stuff ejected by the Bennu impact would be fifty feet deep.

Now let's go out to 30 miles. Here at 30 miles people will experience an air blast about 156 miles per hour.

Wood frame buildings would collapse and windows will be blown out.

and everything would be covered in 1/2 inch of dust.

If you happen to be standing on a corner in Winslow Arizona,

It won't be such a fine place to be. Even the people on the outskirts of Flagstaff be impacted.

Now, out at a 300 mile radius, things won't be so bad.

You will actually hear the impact - it will sound like a truck passed by the window. And there will be a light coating of dust.

But what if Bennu doesn't want to visit the desert? It's tired of desolate areas and wants to go where the action is. So it heads to Brooklyn.

This is the 3 mile radius. Remember, all buildings in that circle are going to be toast.

30 miles: a majority of the Tri-State area - the windows will be blown out. This will be a massive natural disaster.

At the 300 mile range - people in Pittsburgh, Cleveland they are fine.

Who is Ivan Yarkovsky and why do we care? He was a Russian civil engineer 1844 - 1902. Two years before his death he wrote a pamphlet

And he said, hey look, if there is a daily heating of a rotating object in space,

it might experience a force that while tiny, could lead to significant long-term effects in the orbits of small bodies.

Now remember that Bennu is spinning fast. A day on Bennu lasts just 4.2 hours.

As each side of Bennu rapidly heats and then cools

thermal radiation is causing a small but noticeable drift in the trajectory of Bennu.

Observations of Bennu from 2.2 million miles away estimate that the trajectory is moving about 282 to 286 meters per year

due to this Yarkovsky effect. But hey how can this matter at all? It is 2018 now. In 2198, 180 years from now, times 282 or 286 meters…

its 50 kilometers or 31 to 32 miles. It's not going to miss the Earth.

This term - "Accumulates quadratically" has been throwing me for a loop. All of the scientific papers,

say that the Yarkovsky effect accumulates quadratically. And I've been trying to figure out what the heck "Accumulates quadratically" means.

Look, I am not a rocket scientist. I am not an astronomer.

I can do VLOOKUP with my eyes closed but I can't figure out the math behind these papers.

Well, here… let's do it with VLOOKUP! =VLOOKUP of "Accumulates Quadratically",

into my science jargon table comma 2 comma False.

The uncertainty in the future is a freaking large amount. Well, why didn't you just say that!

A big shout out thanks to Davide Farnocchia at JPL for his e-mail that pointed me to the exact page in figure in Dr. Chesley's 2014 paper.

The issue is that this 282 to 286 meter per year

compounds until the next near Earth pass. In 2054, that distance from here to there, will affect the future spin and trajectory of Bennu.

And then again six years later - 2060. Again, we have some uncertainty from 2054, add more Yarkovsky,

and then even more variability and in 2080 and by the time we get to 2135,

well the uncertainty band is a path 49,500 miles wide. And it is not just the distance uncertainty is it time uncertainty.

Think about it: the Earth is is whizzing by, the Moon is spinning around the Earth…

that delta in time and the delta in width here can dramatically impact what happens in those future visits in 2186 through 2198.

The only reason they can say it is not going to hit us in 2135 is because the error is within these bounds and it can't hit the Moon or the Earth.

But after that, there's too many potential places where it can pass here and

location of the Earth and location of the Moon, it's as scattershot for the other passes in 2186 through 2198.

Alright. We are progressing. The next question: who is Dante Lauretta?

This is Dante Lauretta, talking about his spacecraft, OSIRIS-REx Asteroid Sample Return Mission.

This is a picture of the spacecraft. (Thanks to Lockheed Martin Space.)

There are a series of instruments on the side of the spacecraft including this one: the OSIRIS-REx Thermal Emission Spectrometer.

OSIRIS-REx launched on September 8, 2016 and has been catching up tp Bennu. It's going to arrive on December 3, 2018.

In late August 2018 this is the first picture that OSIRIS-REx took of Bennu.

it's about 2.2 million miles away - the same as ground-based observations were,

and it's kind of shocking that the current Yarkovsky estimates are based on photos like this one.

Between now and December 3rd 2018, OSIRIS-REx is going to be able to improve from *this* photo to *this* photo.

Michael Moreau, Flight Dynamics Systems Manager at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center,

explains it like this: a commercial aircraft that is flying across the country's at 35,000 feet or about 10 kilometers.

OSIRIS-REx will be 1.2 kilometres above Bennu, taking pictures.

They are going to create a complete topographic map of this asteroid.

And again, back to Dr. Chesley and his 2014 paper.

He estimates the uncertainty, that 49,000 mile swath of uncertainty in 2135 might improve by a factor of 25.

I asked Dr. Lauretta when he expects the data to be back.

He says, while they are going to collect the data during 2019 (January through May and July through August)

But they will actually probably have a final estimates until OSIRIS-REx is on its way back to Earth.

It's actually grabbing a bit of the surface so they can study it here on Earth.

and that's in 2021 through September 24, 2023 is when it arrives. So maybe out in the 2021 period,

We might see some improved estimates. But here today for Excel Hash, let's see what we can generate in Excel.

Here's my disclaimer. Don't count on any of the science for the rest of this video. This is an Excel competition.

I am trying to blend the three remaining ingredients in Excel to come up with an entry in Excel game.

From here on out, don't believe any of my science. I will leave that in the capable hands of Dr. Chesley and Dr. Lauretta.

I'm not a rocket scientist. I'm just MrExcel.

So here's the model in Excel. We start with the paper from Dr. Chesley in 2014. He identified

a series of 200 keyholes. If Bennu flies through this location in 2135, then there will be an impact with Earth in 2182-2196.

Some of these are really narrow. But some of these are really wide. This one is almost 20 kilometers wide.

Just to visualize, from the minimum location to the maximum location, I plotted all of these orange dots. I arbitrarily assigned them as wide or narrow.

So that we can see the variability there.

Bad science alert: in the interest of simplicity I have assumed that there is a standard normal distribution

between the minimum location and the maximum location. That's completely wrong.

but I don't want this video to run 17 hours! So this blue curve is the probability. Here is Bennu. It is going to hit somewhere.

It's more likely hit in the middle than near the outside edges.

I am going to slow down a bit for this first real bit of Excel.

This is Dr. Chesley's table. This is the location and the width on either side of that. To build that into a proper VLOOKUP table,

so I can use the Comma True version of VLOOKUP,

I took each of these points and made it into two rows in Excel.

Start with the really small number: there is not impact there. The first impact occurs at 92981 minus half this width.

and so on all the way down. So we can predict depending on the location whether there's an impact or not.

So what were are going to do is to model where Bennu is in 2135,

to determine whether there's an impact are not.

Now one important thing: it's not just RANDBETWEEN the min and the max.

It's the NORM.INV function. We send our RAND function in to that. And that determines the location where Bennu will hit.

371 in this particular case. We press calculate now and 561 - somewhere out here.

From there, we do a VLOOKUP into our table. Now this VLOOKUP is an approximate match,

in other words, it does not need to find the exact number. It will tell us whether there's an impact.

Now - 1 in 2700, I would have to press calculate now [up to] 2700 times before I got the first hit.

So I am going to run this 100,000 times

[Press] F5. I want to go to W100009. Hold down the shift key while you press OK.

That will select all the way down to that range. Control backspace to go to the top. Ctrl+D for [copy] down.

and we've now run the model 100,000 times, throwing Bennu in a different location on it's pass by Earth in 2135.

How many times does it impact? Well that's the sum of the 100,000 trials.

What's the chance of impact? it's 100,000 divided by the number of impacts.

and format that with Ctrl+1, Custom, "1 in "0 will get rid of all the decimals.

So look at that. Dr. Chesley said 1 in 2700, and this model - order of magnitude -

is coming up with something close to that (which might just be dumb luck because remember the bad science alert).

Now, I would take this 100,000 trial model, re-run that 100 times. I am going to do that using the Data Table in What-If analysis.

So here's my number that takes the result of this model - the result of 100,000 calculations,

and summarizes it down to one cell, I select 100 rows…

Data, What-If Analysis, Data Table.

For the column input cell, because I have RAND, it can be any blank cell.

Click OK. And there are our results. This takes a long time to calculate.

Go to calculation options. Automatic except data tables. Which means that everything on the page will calculate except for this model here in gray.

What's the most number of times that it hits? There's our MAX function (one of the ingredients we had to use).

In this particular case, 65 was the highest.

I really like my statistic here with "a one in 2273"

So I will cut with Ctrl+X to put it next to the result. Copy. Paste. And then Cut back. Perfect.

Time for the FREQUENCY function. Of the 100 runs of the 100,000-row model how many times did we get each of these bins?

Now, the FREQUENCY function is entered into one more cell than you have bins.

Use the function arguments. It wants to know the data array. The data array is these hundred results here,

and the bins array are these bins.

In order to get this to work we have to press Ctrl+Shift+Enter.

It's really frustrating when I click OK they're going to press enter, so I click up here in the formula bar,

Control+Shift+Enter. Boy, if there's a better way to do that I would love to hear it.

We have our frequency of how many times for each of this bins.

It looks like the most likely is somewhere between 46 and 50. Again, I like this statistic.

I am going to adjust it here, to deal with the division by zero error.

Now our question is: After OSIRIS-REx does this perfect topographical mapping

and understands the Yarkovsky Effect, does that change these answers?

To model that, I'm going to add two form controls here. I'm going to use the scroll bars.

I love the scrollbars because they create these great little sliders.

I'll hold down the Alt key while I drag [to draw] the slider.

Right-click. Format Control. So for "Accuracy", I want to go from a minimum value of one,

to 25 times better. Report that answer in this cell I10. Click OK.

Then copy this, paste. Right-click. Format control. This one is going to go from

a minimum value of one to a maximum value of 100 and it can be tied to this cell. Click OK.

Dr. Chesley theorized that after OSIRIS-REx, the accuracy of the estimate - the uncertainty -

would be reduced by a factor of 25. Let's go full on. There.

So now the possible location for the Bennu to hit is this very very tiny area right there.

It looks like the most likely occurrence before OSIRIS-REx was "1 in 2174".

We are going to run this model again, all 10 million iterations - Calculate Now and holy fireball -

the odds of us getting hit are much much higher, provided it stays right here in the mean.

That's because are some really wide keyholes near the mean. Now… they improve the accuracy, which means how narrow it will be,

But they're also going to a potentially learn the true new mean, which is where our second control comes in here.

This will shift us left or right. And so there are spots out here where there really just are not a lot of keyholes.

So if we'd learn that this is the location (and yes, I'm cherry picking,) and that's the location that Bennu's going to hit,

Calculate now. And zero chance of hitting Earth at all. [Phew!] that is a great relief because now we won't have to

go hire a bunch of Hollywood oil rig drillers to go blow up Bennu.

Maybe it doesn't hit there, maybe it's here. We will know all this by 2123 am really have a sense of whether we are in a lot of danger

or hardly any danger at all. I love this model in Excel. we're doing - every calculate now - 10 million calculations.

It is an amazing tool for calculating the variability of this asteroid.

My sincere thanks to everyone on the OSIRIS-REx team who put up with my stupid non-science questions.

Again I want to thank Oz do Soleil for this great idea of making six Excel YouTube creators create an Excel model with these four crazy items.

Please watch others in the playlist this is going to be hilarious. I will put a link to the playlist in the YouTube description down there.

Then when you are done, vote for your favorites. Again a link down in the YouTube description.

We ask that you if you watched the video are rated from 1 to 5 points. If you did not watch a video, choose N/A. and then those averages will not be included.

to get to the survey, point your phone at this bar code and choose Open in browser.

Well, hey, I want to thank you for stopping by. I'll see you next time for another netcast from MrExcel.

For more infomation >> Will Bennu Impact Earth? Excel Hash - Podcast 2141 - Duration: 19:55.

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Will of the Herrscher - Honkai Impact Animations [Song - Befall] - Duration: 4:47.

Ki... Kian... na

Wake... Wake up...

Wha... What is this?

Ahh!!

Ah!

Huh!

This is... Anti-Entropy?

Raging wild, while your visage fades away

Where the world lies in pieces at my feet

The fire and the storm and the snow and the mist

Struggle inside, help me gain insight

Humans, your existance is a mistake.

War, cheating, jealousy, greed.

You once made me lose everything.

But today, I will devour everything.

Because I am the Honkai!

Hum

Hail my proud queen, on and on on and on

That wax and wane showed its ebb and flow

Selah, selah, are chanting evermore

Hear, oh hear all the voices trapped in thee

Fair moonlight, will you fill my void eyes?

Hail my proud queen, on and on

Selah, selah, are chanting evermore

Hear, oh hear all the voices trapped in thee

For more infomation >> Will of the Herrscher - Honkai Impact Animations [Song - Befall] - Duration: 4:47.

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Why compounding blog posts will get Google to love your website! - Duration: 2:53.

Today's topic is about compounding blog posts!

[music]

A compounding blog posts is the type of

content that increases in value over time.

So this means that for example if

you publish a compounding post

today, in six months time you're going to

get more organic traffic coming to it.

Compounding is associated with evergreen content.

This means that people would find it

useful and they will share with more people and

more and more people are going to be

attracted to this blog post and it's

gonna rank better on Google as well and

you're gonna get more traffic. So many

people make the mistake of saying, okay

the latest study says blah blah blah or

something that's written about something that

is happening in the news. When you write

about topics that's news

that's news related or

something that's related to something

that's sort of like a passing phase. So what

this happens means, over time maybe

another new study would overwrite the

previous findings or let's say another

news supersede the news so the news

value of something goes down all the

time unless it becomes a fact. So when

you create compounding blog posts,

examples could be like how to do

something or the best way to do this, four

top tips that you can become fitter and

healthier. So when you create posts like

this, this will increase the value over

time whereas when you create news

related topics what happens is the value

goes down. So today it could be in the

headlines because you know it's something

that everybody's very excited about but

tomorrow or six months later

that's old news! No one will be

interested in that so you don't want

that to happen.

Creating one compounding blog post is

equivalent to publishing six (news-based) blog posts.

So if you want to get more value out

from your content and you want to get

more traffic Google traffic over time, aim for creating compounding

blog posts so you continuously get more

and more traffic over time. So what do

you think about creating compounding

blog posts? Do you create compounding

blog posts?

Let me know in the comments below and if

you enjoyed this video, give me a thumbs up!

And if you love this video,

tap on the little red button below.

Subscribe as well as the little bell

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receive all the latest updates when I update my next video! Till next time!

Ciao!

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Here's what will happen to Aretha Franklin's $80 MILLION fortune after she died without a will - Bre - Duration: 2:36.

Aretha Franklin has amassed a fortune of around $80 million before she died from pancreatic cancer

But after it was confirmed that the Queen of Soul didn't have a will, what will happen to her money?

The star's lawyer, Don Wilson, says he had pleaded with his client to draft a will before she sadly passed away on August 16, aged 76

Mr Wilson told the Associated Press: "I tried to convince her that she should do not just a will but a trust while she was still alive

She never told me, 'No, I don't want to do one'. She understood the need. It just didn't seem to be something she got around to

".Aretha died in Detroit, Michigan, where the law dictates that her estate will be split equally between her four sons, Clarence, Edward, Kecalf - all Franklin - and Ted White Jr, reports People

The AP reported that Aretha has at least $2 million worth of property in Detroit and owned the rights to the songs that she wrote

Aretha was laid to rest on Friday at a star-studded ceremony which included speeches and performances from a host of famous faces as well as her loved ones

Before the funeral, Aretha's body had laid in repose in an open golden casket at the Charles H

Wright Museum of African American History.Fans lined the streets to pay their final respects to the singer

Aretha's family released a statement following her death.They said: "In one of the darkest moments of our lives, we are not able to find the appropriate words to express the pain in our heart

We have lost the matriarch and rock of our family.".Aretha's representative Gwendolyn Quinn said her cause of death was advanced pancreatic cancer

The statement said: "Franklin's official cause of death was due to advance pancreatic cancer of the neuroendocrine type, which was confirmed by Franklin's oncologist, Dr

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Will There Be a 'The Nun 2' in 'The Conjuring' Universe? - Duration: 1:47.

(lighter clicks open)

(heavy breathing)

(loud warbled voice)

- Would you be open to coming back for another movie?

Is that something that sounds good to you?

- Well, there's actually this plan

to get Father Burke Goes West.

(laughing)

And then Father Burke goes-- - He wants to be a cowboy.

- And a rock star, too.

So that's the second part. - Wow.

- He becomes Mick Jagger's friend,

and they both tour the world, and it's really, really wild.

- So, I just have a question:

What about Sister Irene?

How does she...

I'm not being a groupie.

- She sings with us Sympathy for the Devil, right there.

- Sounds like a really great family film.

(laughter)

- It is all in good fun, and scary.

- If the movie gods allow it, you know,

it would be a really...

There's lots of ideas we've talked about

through the making of this film that,

you know, some very exciting ideas.

I mean, Father Burke mentions this thing

that he does called miracle hunting.

I thought that's quite a really interesting concept.

I mean, we don't know too much about Burke's past.

Sister Irene's become a bit of a double act with him.

And, yeah, who knows what happens between the end of The Nun

and The Conjuring movies of 20 years later?

Quite a lot, I expect.

- Would you want to stay in the horror world in general?

I mean, obviously, it's a different form of acting, overall.

Does this genre kind of suit you?

- You know, for me, I don't take a job based on genre.

I take it based on script and character

and what it makes me feel

and if it ignites something inside me.

I don't like to generalize and be like,

"I'm only gonna do this" or "I only like that."

It's more just how I feel.

Simple as that. - Yeah.

Me too, and acting's the same process.

You'll want to believe it, and you wanna be real,

and you wanna make it true. - Mhmm.

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This $295 Guitar will SURPRISE you! [Orangewood Brooklyn Guitar Review] - Duration: 10:41.

oh hey what's going on so listen I know

that a couple videos ago I said it's not

everyday that I get to do something like this for you guys

but I do have another guitar to check out with

you guys today just came in the mail

this guitar is really interesting though

because the price tag is just under

three hundred dollars so today we're

going to see if this thing sounds like a

three hundred dollar guitar or it sounds

like something a little bit better a

little more high quality so we're gonna

head back to the studio but let's make

one little pit stop first

so if he wants back I'm scrolling

through Instagram and I start seeing

these orange wood guitars popping up

days go by see you another one few more

days see another one I did a little

research start following the account

I've just kind of kept up with us and

just watched what they've been doing and

the more time that's gone by I've grown

more and more interested in their

guitars in a short time orange wood has

grown pretty significantly they're

offering a ton of different guitar

models at a few different price points

and their goal is to offer really high

quality guitars at affordable prices

they're able to offer such affordable

prices because they sell directly to the

customer in other words they don't go

through a big retailer like Guitar

Center or Sam ak which means no

additional price markup on their guitars

our guitars started $125 in their range

all the way up to $295 for their highest

end models I mean let's be honest we've

been taught to think that if you want a

great sounding guitar you have to spend

hundreds or even thousands of dollars I

for one am super interested to see what

this thing sounds like so let's head

back to the studio will unbox this

guitar we'll try it out see what we

think

let's go all right so

let's unbox this thing let's see what we

got pretty excited I don't really know

what to expect but I think it's gonna be

good so let's let's check it out Wow

got a little gig bag I mean I've watched

a couple unboxing today some done some

surprise but that's pretty nice looking

I'm everybody says that everybody says

the gig bag is really nice and they're

not lying this is definitely way better

than what I was expecting

says orange road on the front that's

pretty cool it looks really sturdy we

got the backpack straps let's give those

a little road test BAM look at me

ready to go walk-in down the street kind

of moves with your body

it's nice stays with you very nice look

at that you got a pouch on the front

let's check out what's in here first

before we get into the goods

front pouch we got a little hex wrench

allen wrench if you will obviously to

adjust the truss rod and we got our

little optional pit guard so if you want

a little something like this on your

guitar to protect it from scratches from

your pick you can put that on I'm

assuming that you can't take this off

once you've stuck it on so user beware I

don't know what I'm gonna do with this

yes but we'll put it back in the pouch

for now

all right the moment of truth let's open

this thing up check it out oh wow that's

really nice that is really nice wow I'm

really pleasantly surprised wow the

headstock is really really cool this is

a really pretty guitar it's got this

little card in it just a nice little

thank-you card it has the signature of

the person who set this up

designed it set up in Orange California

some social links and then up here we've

got this little Ernie Ball tag letting

you know that there's Ernie Ball strings

on this bad boy and of course no

acoustic guitar would be complete

without a nice little packet of silica

gel keeps moisture from settling in or

whatever I really know I just know

you're not supposed to eat it but I did

one time I woke up and I couldn't see

colors anyway

hmm

it was clearly set up before it was

shipped out the action is pretty pretty

close to where I would want it

so what a quick first play I am really

pleasantly surprised this model is

called the Brooklyn it's one of two

guitars that Orangewood is currently

offering it to $295 price point and

that's their highest price point so I

guess you would consider the Brooklyn

one of their high-end models it's hard

to call it that because it's still such

an affordable guitar let me walk you

through some of the specs we've

obviously got a grand concert body shape

here the body is definitely thick and

it's certainly big enough that you're

gonna get a good amount of resonance out

of this guitar but it's not so thick

that you're sitting like a foot and a

half away from your guitar like play

like some dread-nots that I've played

you know what I'm talking about it's not

fun so I'm really happy with the size

and the shape of the guitar I tend to

gravitate towards cons of style and

grant concert style guitar bodies and if

you want the exact dimensions of a

percent in the description below

we got a Sitka spruce top giving us some

nice bright and resonant tones

we've got rosewood back in sides that

just look beautiful

we've got gold Hardware tuners the

Orangewood logo is in gold

and on the tuners there we've got these

this kind of matte black look to them

it's actually a rubberized texture which

is actually kind of nice it has a nice

feel to it nice grip when you're tuning

I'm not mad about it very nice touch

we've got a nice abalone rosette and I

believe the inlays are mother-of-pearl

but it's cool to see orange would go for

a more signature inlay design I don't

have the exact neck radius and

specifications but it's a really

comfortable neck the guitar is light

enough that it's comfortable but not so

light that it feels cheap and flimsy

overall I would say the look and feel of

this guitar is excellent I'm super

pleased but let's give this thing a

quick mic test and then I'm gonna make a

song with it let's see what kind of a

day one inspiration we can get out of

this orange wood Brooklyn guitars

all right so let me know in the comments

below what you guys think again that was

just a simple mic test I personally tend

to gravitate towards more warm sounding

even dark sounding acoustic guitars I

would definitely classify this guitar

more on the bright and modern side of

the total spectrum but it sounds great

and I don't have anything that sounds

like this so this guitar is definitely

gonna get a lot of use I do have a

little song idea that I'm gonna go put

down I hope you enjoy this is my first

little bit of songwriting and beat

making with the Brooklyn from orange

wood guitars check it out

so in closing I hope to answer this one

question who are orange wood guitars for

so obviously I've only played one of

their guitars and I can't speak to the

quality across the entire collection of

or to what guitars but I do think it is

safe to say that you are getting a

quality with orange wood guitars that

far exceeds its price point if you're

looking to invest in an acoustic guitar

you don't want to spend a whole lot of

money

I definitely think orange wood guitars

are worth a consideration I remember

back in college I was looking for a

cheap acoustic electric guitar I wanted

something that sounded great but was

also inexpensive enough that I would

feel comfortable bringing it to bars and

parties where my band was playing

I wish orange wood guitars were around

back then and they have a couple of

great-looking acoustic electric models

and they would have been imperfect but

these are great guitars for beginners

buying their first guitar or advanced

players who need something or around the

house or gigging or recording or

traveling all in all I think that if you

check out orange wood guitars you will

be pleasantly surprised just as I was

but all right guys that's going to do it

for this review I hope I gave a proper

and well-rounded demonstration for you

any further questions you have please

leave them in the comment section below

I'll be sure to LIKE up the Brooklyn and

a few other orange wood guitar models in

the description below be sure to check

those out if you're interested until

next time my name is Patrick catch y'all

soon all right peace

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Will I be Wealthy If I have a Positive Attitude - Duration: 24:02.

Hey gang, welcome back. Kris Krohn here.

And I am joined by expert and positive

psychologist Paul Jenkins. So, Paul, thank

you for being here today. Thank you Kris.

Thrilled to be here thank you. So, I

brought Paul on because today we're

going to be talking about the power of

psychology and mindset and the role that

it plays in all the wealth that were

working on helping you build together. So,

I've brought Paul Jenkins here to drop a

bomb on you.

In fact, years ago when I had a chance to

hear him speak. He started talking about

metacognition. I'm like it was such a

mind-blowing moment for me that I

thought I got to find the right time and

space to eventually get Paul on the show

here, so we can share with you probably

one of the most important golden nuggets

about how to get to your next

psychological breakthrough. Because we're

all here trying to figure out how to

grow from less wealthy to wealthy. We're

all trying to grow from you know, maybe

less happy relationships to more happy

relationships. And I think today is going to

be a really really huge and very

significant hack. So, to get there, that's

why you want to hang tight. But before we

get there and drop that on you, I just

want to just opportunity, Paul for you to

introduce yourself to, you know, to the

people here on our Limitless Wealth TV

channel. First of it's got to start

with, "What's a positive psychologist?" I

know, right? Is that a contradiction of

terms? Kind of. It might be. And I get a

little flak for this sometimes because I

kind of left the tribe. You think about

it, psychotherapy sounds a little like

therapy for psychos. Yeah. And I had a

traditional psychology practice. I was

there for probably 12, 13 years. And there

came a point where I realized that we

have this spectrum, this continuum. If you

put your mental health and in your

relationships and your psychology on

this continuum, clear over here on the

left end is the sick end. Yeah. So, that's

where we have diagnosis pathology

treatment all that fun stuff. That's

depression and anxiety and I-hate-my-life

and

can-I-get-my-insurance company-to-pay-for-some-treatment. Right. Okay?

I'm really more interested in this other

end over here to understand that if we

go to the middle first, that's health.

Yeah. Health meaning not sick. Yeah. You'd

think maybe health is the opposite of

sick.

I just mean not sick. So, you could be

sick in bed with a fever throwing up

there comes a time you can get out of

bed and you're not sick. Right. But that

doesn't mean you're truly fit, thriving,

prospering. Yeah. That's this end.

Alright.

And there's some overlap in the

middle. Which has a lot to do with your

brand, "Living on Purpose." Which is you

talk about on your YouTube channel. Right.

What's it really all about? So,

thinking of that spectrum, that continuum.

There are principles that allow us to

get out of bed where we're not sick.

Right. And in my previous practice, I had

this experience where, that's when the

insurance companies would pull the plug.

And they'd say, "Thanks doc." You know?

"We're done", right? Because there's no

longer diagnosis. But there's all of this

aspect to our life that I call living on

purpose. Yeah. And you call it some other

things. But it's the same principle. Right.

Where we go from that meager or

average kind of an existence to

something that is much higher, much more

enlightened. Much more prosperous, much

more wealthy. All of those things having

to do with this end of the spectrum. Well,

and that's a lot of what we talk about

here on this channel. Because people are

watching these videos and subscribing.

Because they want to know how do I

create wealth. And so often, that's going to

come back to the psychology. I was called

the real estate between our two ears.

Yeah. And so, becoming wealthy, it's really

almost a journey of the mind first and a

journey of oneself learning, you know, who

we are. And friends it's one of the

reasons why I wanted to bring Paul on

here because listen, I can give you

tactics and strategies all day long for

making money. But in the end, the

operating system is who you are, how you

feel, how you think. And if there's

problems there, you know, this idea of

going from sick to just being at a space

of healthy, we're trying to get you into

the land of abundance and prosperity. And

there's a quantum leap from just being

not, you know, I'm not sick to actually

being in a great abundance of the health

that someone wants in their life. Yes. And you talk

about the real estate between the ears.

That's also the checkup from the neck up.

Where we get to tune

into this concept that you already

introduced. It's called metacognition. Now,

what does that mean? It's a made-up word,

Kris. We make up words in

psychology. It makes us feel smart. Alright.

And this is one of them. If you

break it down, cognition just means

thinking. So, if we put that right here at

this level, metacognition is a higher

level. It's thinking about thinking.

Yeah. Yeah! Which by the way, that

introspection, I've learned years ago, I

was in a bubble where I was a

steamroller. I wasn't that great of a

boss. It's not someone you usually you want to

hang out with. And I didn't know that I

was that way. I just was that way. And it,

frankly, it inhibited my business, it

kept me from growing the way I wanted

and there's a lot of body bags. A lot of

unhappy people in my life. I couldn't

figure out why they were unhappy. I

didn't realize that was the common

denominator. And you know, this awareness

process and becoming aware of my

thinking of my thoughts, it's really what

led to some huge transformation. But I

had to go through some rigorous programs

to get there. And how can you teach us

something here today that can help drop

that on us? Because that's, frankly guys,

that's why I've got Paul here. Well,

and there are some shortcuts. But I say

that with an acknowledgement that you

got to put in the work, too. Because you guys

know that Chris has put in the work. I

hope that they know that. Well, either

that I got lucky. I'm the luckiest. Yeah,

maybe it's luck, right? I'm not. It's not

luck. It's not magic. There are principles

that determine all of life's outcomes.

All of them. I know that's a bold

statement. Principles determine all of

life's outcomes. There are principles

about how your mind works. That

are obvious. But completely unnoticed.

So, let's get into some of the hacks

right now. I want them to get this

benefit. Alright. So, turn on the

metacognition. Yeah. And there's 2 that

I'll share with you today. Two, well. And

there's a hack that goes with both of

them but we'll tie it into a principle.

Around how your mind works. I just want

you to notice it. I'm not here to tell

you how to think. I don't have that kind

of authority.

But I want you to see that you are.

Because you become aware of your own

thinking, you go to that metacognitive

level, it becomes a choice. And that's

huge because until you see it as a

choice, it's not. So, seeing that and being

aware of it is the first thing. So, here's

the first process.

It's called evaluation. Okay. Evaluation

just means judgment. And you can't turn

this off. Any more than you can turn off

gravity. It's going to happen. Just notice

that you're constantly judging yourself,

your family, your spouse, your co-workers,

your job, your finances. You're constantly

judging. Yeah.

Just notice that you are. So, the word

evaluation itself implies comparison

with some standard. So, Kris are you

doing well? Yes. Well it depends on. Right,

I'm judging myself. Right! Yeah. It depends

on what you compare yourself to, right? Well,

like for me, you know, my judgment was

until I get to $10,000 a month residually.

I then all... Then I won't have bet met my

goal. I want to be where I want to be. And

so, in the 4 years leading up to

getting to $10,000 a month,

I always came short. Constantly following

short. I was nothing... I was always

falling short and I was questioning

myself and I was doubting myself. Then

once i exceeded it, then until I moved my

needle to a different plane, I was better

than my goal and I felt very

accomplished and achieved. I got to share

an Uber with Mark Eaton. Yeah. You know who

mark is. If you don't know who Mark Eaton

is, go to 7ft4.com. Yeah. The dude is 7

foot 4. Yeah. I'm 6' 2. Tall guy.

And I'm looking up to him. Breaking your neck

muscles. Am I a tall man? Generally, yes.

That's an evaluation question. Yeah. I

thought I was tall until I met Mark

Eaton. Right! Right. So, it just depends on

who or what you compare yourself to. Just

notice that you're doing it. Yeah. And you

know, I think often when we do that

judgment, we can get into positive

judgments or negative judgments. Absolutely.

And I think those negative judgments are

often the things that we leverage

against ourselves. That close the doors

of possibility.

That's from actually getting the life

that we want. Because we've evaluated and

we've judged our self and said I'm not

measuring up, I'm not good enough, it's

not happening fast enough. Maybe it will

never happen. And notice how that feels.

Yeah, feels horrible. It's actually. If

you if you represent positive psychology

then this is the negative psychology.

Well, and that's one reason I left the

tribe, Kris. Because traditional

psychology seems to be more interested

in the question, "What's wrong with you?"

Yeah. And can we label that? Yeah, broken.

Not interested. I want to know

what skills do you have? What

resources can you apply? Because we've

got another process that we get to talk

about. Okay. So, the first one is just

becoming aware of your own thinking and

aware of your own judgments. And see that

you're doing it. Yeah. Now, by the way, if

someone like is there a hack there for

someone that says, "Okay. Paul, I'm doing it.

I'm putting in the work. I'm actually

starting to evaluate and become aware,

you know, of my judgments and I'm finding

that I can put them in a positive bucket, the

negative bucket." Right. What

advice would you give for someone, as a

positive psychologist? As you notice. And that's

important. As you notice that you are

judging your life. Your finances, for

example. You're watching Kris's channel

because you want to improve that, right?

Most of you are already in the top 10%

of the world's wealthy. Just don't

know it.

Well, you got a screen it. You're

viewing this on, what? Alright. That is

so cool. Yeah. So, amazing. So, you're only

doing poorly if you compare yourself to

some higher standard. Yeah. And you're

only doing well if you compare yourself

to some lower standards. So, just notice

that you're doing it. And here's the hack.

I call it the gratitude triple play. Ooh!

I like the name. I like I like the sound

of this. Sounds, it sounds aggressive. And

I'll explain all the psychology behind

this. But trust me, gratitude is the

fastest way to get to a positive

evaluation about your life the way it is

right now without changing anything. Okay.

Gratitude triple play. Come up with 3

things each day. Do this for 5 days.

Okay. 3 things each day for which you

are sincerely grateful. Now, that's not

too hard, right?

No. It's reasonable. But here's what powers

it up. You get one freebie.

And by that, I mean it's easy to be

grateful for stuff that's already

awesome. Right, yeah. You've got some

things that are going on great in your

life and you'll be grateful for those

things that you got. You'll think, my health, my home, my family, puppies and

rainbows and indoor plumbing. Right. Okay,

yeah. Freebie it's not hard to be

grateful for stuff that's already

awesome. You get one of those everyday.

The other two have to be from your hard

list. Oh, wow.

Okay, that actually took an unexpected

turn there. So, you actually have my

gratitude in things that challenge you?

Something that is challenging, hard,

difficult, frustrating, kicking your butt.

Yeah. Here's an example. And I use this

one because it was so compelling to me.

Cancer. Okay, now a third of the people

who are watching this video right now

are dealing with this somewhere in their

life. Wow. It hit our family about a year

and a half ago my sister-in-law. Two

months from diagnosis to funeral. Wow.

Okay? So, cancer. If you know, whatever your

cancer is. That's what I'm talking about.

Now, am I saying be grateful for the

cancer? No. What I'm saying is open it up.

Okay? Peel it back, look around inside of

there and see what you can find that you

are truly grateful for. Wow. And in that

cancer, I found a relationship with my

niece. She's 20 years old, special need,

she got to live with us while her mother

passed. Now, am i grateful for that

relationship? Yeah, probably. Yeah. Am I

grateful for the cancer? That's harder.

But that's where I found it. So, that's

interesting. So, I can actually see how

this would really impact someone's, you

know, feelings if we could take our most

challenging or difficult judgments. And

find any aspect of it that we can find

gratitude in, there's going to be a shift

instead of the whining, complaining,

victimhood, my life is so and this thing

happened and it's not good enough and I

don't measure up. Instead it's like, wow

if you can actually go to a dark place

and find a little candle, it's going to

light the room up. And it changes what

you just asked your mind to do

you. See, you're used to saying

things like cancer are bad. Difficult,

bad. Right? Now painful and bad aren't the

same thing.

If you can find the gratitude in there,

you just asked your mind to do something

different with this. And that's

huge because we're not done yet. The

other process is creation. So, first of

all we got the gratitude triple play.

Which is the hack. That's the hack. So, if

you're evaluating and you're seeing that

you got positive and negative judgments,

understand that there's a weight to the

negativity and that's going to close

doors of opportunity. And the way that

you can hack through that is with the

gratitude triple play which is, "Hey, every

single day what I hear you saying is

find 3 things that you're grateful

for." One of them can be the freebie which

is the easy stuff that you're... That

come so natural. But two out of the 3,

you've got to look into a hard spot of

your life. A challenging thing . In fact,

find something that you're miserable

over. Find something that you've had a

lot of pain and frustration and misery

over. Yeah. And actually find something in

it that you can find gratitude for that

you could have otherwise. And this is

a process of becoming aware of your

thoughts and then actually doing

something positive about it. And that

sets you up. Yeah. For what's next. In fact,

think about it this way. Whatever emotion

and energy you create in this evaluation

mode, when you're judging your life

becomes the currency that you take to

the creation game. Okay, so the creation

game is the second area? That's the

second process and you can't turn this

off either. Okay, any more than you turn

off evaluation or gravity. It's going to

happen. You have to create something. The

question is what are you going to create? So,

we're always in creation?

Of something.

Have you noticed Kris that you can make

a mess? Yes. That's good news. Yes, yes.

Because it means you can create

something. Yes, okay. Alright. So, even if

I'm creating something I don't like, I

still created it. It's like where do you

think that came from? People come to me

all the time they're like, "I've got all

these messes in my life." I'm like, "That is

sweet. You are a powerful creator." But

until you see that you're creating the

mess, you're not in position to choose

anything else. And that bite. It stings

a little sometimes. Yeah, the truth can be

hard if you have to take account... It's

one thing to take accountability for all

of my accomplishments and achievements.

Yeah. But if I take accountability for

the crap rather than pointing fingers at

everybody else. What if we just give

everybody an assignment? You guys can

pause the video for 20 minutes. What if

we did 20 minutes. You just go out there

and somehow make your life worse. Some of

us know how to do that really well. No,

please don't pause the video go do that.

Yeah, maybe we should do the disclaimer first.

That's a horrible assignment. But look

how quickly your mind can come up with

half a dozen ways to pull that off. Yep.

You know, it's not going to take 20 minutes.

You know, there's some words that I

could say to my wife that would create

automatic incendiary. I could put

myself in the doghouse really fast.

Notice the you can make a mess. This is

good news because if you can create a

mess what else might you be able to

create? Try some solutions or good things

or results that we want? Messes or

masterpieces. Alright. Let's pick one of

those. Okay. When you start with gratitude,

now, that's in the evaluation mode, okay? You

see that your life is already awesome.

And there's all kinds of arguments for

that. Gratitude put you into that energy

and mindset. You then take that energy to

the creation mode because it could

always be better. Okay. So, what's the hack

on creation? How do we leverage creation

positively? Okay. Here's the hack.

I call it BB-8. BB-8? The BB-8. This is

not like a Star Wars... Okay, this is a Star Wars

thing. Well, that's an image that might

help you to remember it. But here's where

I'm going with this. How sure are you

that 8 o'clock is coming? Oh, 8

o'clock. 100%? 100%, Yeah. I've

no doubt. Okay, I have no... I don't need to

be... And there's 2 every day for those of

you don't get up early. Right. It's coming.

Yeah. Kris how sure are you that you're

going to be around for 8 o'clock? I feel

completely positive that I'm, no matter

what, going to be here at 8 o'clock. You got a

pretty good track record so far? Yeah.

Okay. Awesome.

If eight o'clock is coming and you're

going to be around for 8 o'clock,

there's only two options.

Okay. I used to think there were 3.

Okay. I've eliminated the third one

because I don't think it's possible. Okay.

For things to be exactly the same at 8

o'clock as they are right now.

You're going to be at least a few hours older.

So, something will be different? Something's

going to be different. And if it's going

to be different then by definition, it

has to be, by your own evaluation, either

better or worse. Okay. So, you're saying

that no matter what, when 8 o'clock comes

around, (It's gonna be different) based on the

choices that I make or the way that I'm

feeling, I'm going create something that

is going to enhance my life in a

positive way (Or make a mess.) or it's

going to make a mess? So, you're saying that

no matter what come at 8 o'clock, I'm either

going to make a mess or a masterpiece? Or

something on the spectrum? Yes! And

we already know you could make a mess.

Yes. we already know. That's the 20 minute exercise that we aborted.

Yes. But notice

that you've got the ability to come up

with ideas of how to create that. Guess

what? What if you were to put that toward...

What can I do? Just pick some aspect of

your life. It might be your health, it

might be your finance, it might be your

relationship. What can I do to make

things better by 8? You know this is... BB-8.

This is... Its BB-8. Do that for the same 5

days... And B-B stands for? Better by 8. Better by 8.

Better by 8. Okay, this kind of

interesting. So, you guys don't maybe know

this about me. My wife knows this about

me. But come every 8 p.m. like every

evening, you know, at some point earlier

in the day, I'm like, "What are we going to do

tonight?" And she knows what I mean. I'm

looking for something exciting, thrilling.

I'm looking for something that would be

perceived as fun or positive. Something

to look forward to. Yeah. And everyday, I

have a similar process that I start my

day with, which is what do I do today to

be wealthier, healthier, happier? And I

feel like, you know, it's it's these tiny

little incremental daily things that

after months or years add up into

something huge. Yeah. And so, you know, I

don't need to do anything great today, I

just need to have something that will

contribute to greatness down the road.

And what can that be? So, this is actually

(Beautiful) It's actually kind of cool. I

didn't expect today when we shot this

because it's kind of a little bit of a

longer video going.

But I'm loving what we're hitting today.

This idea positive psychology ultimately.

If I were like sum this up, it's this

idea of number 1, step into positivity

and you can do that why three... And it's

called the what? It's called the positive

like the gratitude triple play. That's

the hack. That's the hack. So, your trouble

play is your way of shifting from the

fact that there's negativity inside of

all of us towards the positivity and

then what it's doing is fueling and

setting you up in the creation for bb8.

At 8 o'clock what are you going to

have created? Are you going to create more

messs or you're gonna create more

masterpiece. Which is it going to be? both options.

Yep, both options exist and and we can be

aware of that and then act out

intentionally on what one we want to

creaye. Like, literally for my health I

could get down right now I could do 30

push-ups. And would you like that could

actually strengthen my body. And it's

something I do between now and 8:00.

That's just an example. Check it out if,

you do this better buy a thing daily. And

you feel it with the gratitude because

you're not even going to do it if you're

feeling like, "oh my life sucks." Right. I

mean if you're feeling depressed,

defeated, inadequate. How likely are you

going to do something productive? Paul, I

just shot a video. I got a video from a

guy by the name of Dex down south in

Florida who said Chris you got to hook

me up, you got to help me, you know I

don't have any money worth poop. I don't

have this, I've got no worth. You know,

hook me up and you know I don't know

what to interpret. I watch the video and

what he really might be asking me for is,

"Kris, teach me how to make a lot of

money because a lot of money is what I'm

looking for."

That'll solve all my problems .That's the

idea right? But the end of that really

the whole video ended up being about

mindset. Because ultimately, you've got

you know, if you've got a business that

isn't growing. You got to fix the

business before you can grow the

business. Right now there's your business.

So, fix the business and then you can

grow. If you want bigger results outside

of you? Then fix the psychology inside of

you. Because if you got too much

negativity then one that's why we have a

Paul. And two, that's actually going to

keep you from ever getting to the good

stuff. You might say making a million

dollars is the good stuff. You might say

having an amazing relationship going to

do Heights is the good stuff you might

say, you know, getting an eight-pack

is the good stuff. The good stuff never

will come about until you can fix the

business inside. We have known forever in

psychology that there is a correlation

between happiness and success. But we got

it backwards. Yeah, we think that the

successful create the happiness. And there

is a correlation. Be you have that you have to be.

But it has to go in the other direction.

Yeah. And the research is backing this up

in a beautiful way now. I'm so grateful

for this. Where it is very

literally true that as you are happy

then you are successful yeah. In fact, if

you're happy you are successful. What

else do you want? But it also correlates

with every other measurable aspect of

success. Including wealth. Yeah. Including

positive relationships, including job

security, everything.

Friends, today we've been talking about

gratitude and creation. And Paul, I want

to thank you for being on today. Guys,

Paul has shared ideas with you. I haven't

shared previously on the channel and yet

you know I'm a raving lunatic fan of

positivity.

So, Paul, really awesome I hope we get a

chance to do this again. Yeah. Do you, you know

know for those of you that are really

appreciating this. Paul, what's your

YouTube channel's name so that they can

find you and get more of these success

acts. Oh yeah.

Live on Purpose TV. Right here on

YouTube. Right here on YouTube, Live on...

Live on Purpose TV is where

you're going to find more on BB-8 and

gratitude triple play and all sorts of

other incredible tools for having a

positive healthy psychology. And honestly,

being on a path to living the life of

your dreams.

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Adamawa Assembly Speaker Tells Oshiomhole To 'Keep Off Or We Will Deal With You' - Duration: 2:35.

Kabiru Mijinýawa, Speaker of the Adamawa State House of Assembly, has warned Adams Oshiomhole, National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), to back down on his planned inclusion of two million fake membership cards into the national register of the party.

In an outburst at the party's stakeholders' meeting in Yola on Monday, the Speaker said he had evidence of a planned inclusion of about 2 million fake APC membership cards into the national register in order to give advantage to Governor Jibirilla Bindow's opponent through direct primary.

He told Oshiomhole to keep off the state or he would be dealt with.

The Speaker accordingly charged Boss Mustapha, Secretary to then Government of Federation (SGF), to convey the feelings of stakeholders, who have unanimously adopted the indirect primary for all nominations in the state.

"There are more than 2 million fake APC membership cards in circulation, I have the evidence and will prove it even before the President," Mijinýawa said. "We're not afraid of anybody; and what is happening, SGF sir.

What I want you to take note of is that some people are claiming they will take those fake cards to our National Chairman who will in turn include them in our APC register.

"We will not accept it in Adamawa State; we are telling you with a strong voice to tell him (Oshiomhole) to keep off from Adamawa State if not we will deal with him; we are ready to fight.

The stakeholders, having consulted widely to consider the best option for the conduct of the party primary in Adamawa State, resolved to adopt the indirect primaries for the governorship, National Assembly and State House of Assembly primaries towards the 2019 general elections.

Sahara Reporters can report that Governor Bindow and his supporters are uncomfortable with the conduct of direct primary, because the party ligament, as presently constituted, is in the firm grip of former Governor Murtala Nyako, who has vowed to teach Bindow a bitter lesson in 2019.

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Saints offensive lineman Will Clapp happy to be with the Saints and looks forward to the season - Duration: 2:36.

one of your goals was to be here this

week you're here how does that feel it's

great feeling obviously you work hard all

during camp and just to see that come true is a good feeling talk

about the adjustment you know to this level and what have

you learned throughout the process this

summer really just the learning curve I

felt like I dealt with pretty well but

just the speed of the game that's

something yeah just the way the timing

thing works out all that stuff it took

me a little bit to figure it out but

but i felt as camp went on I got better

at it and I was able to make some good things happen

but still have a long way to go much more

complicated is it when especially you're

talking about offensive line playing

taking different things up on this level

now getting ready for regular season game yeah I

think just the little things matter a lot in the NFL in

college you can get away with certain

things

not everybody is in the college level

is an NFL player but you know here every

little thing matters and just the smallest

little thing in a play can get you beat

thoughts after what was a difficult few weeks in the lead up to that game

I thought they had a great game Joe Burrow had

an excellent command of the offense the touchdown

run check the play and got them with the

right look obviously was a rough summer

for them but

I think they came out they really did

have a great game against Miami as far

as what Burrow said after the game that

you know people were saying they weren't

expected to do much they have a lot of

talent LSU's always got talent that's the thing I'm excited to

see what they can do they rattled off a very big win I'm

excited to see what happens when they start SEC play

as far as like they were under

center a lot more that was kind of

interesting we have that kind of

quarterback talked about you know with

look what's that like for the offensive

line they have not many teams in college

football pointing that way anymore yeah

I thought they controlled the line of

scrimmage the o-line played great they

rotated some guys in I thought the two

new guys Damian Lewis and Vdara played

great Lloyd Cushenberry had great

command that line texting Lloyd last

night super fun to see him have a great

game Garrett Bromfield still an

excellent leader so I think as long as

they continue to control the line of

scrimmage you know things are gonna

happen so you and Lloyd have kind of

stayed

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Princess Charlotte school: Has Princess Charlotte started school? When will she start? - Duration: 3:34.

The three-year-old is the second child of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Charlotte, who is known for her cheeky persona, joined Willcocks Nursery School in Kensington, on January 8, 2018

An adorable snap of her dressed for the occasion in a burgundy coat, pink scarf and beaming smile was later released by Kensington Palace

Willcocks Nursery, located round the corner from the Royal Albert Hall, sits just a short 12 minute walk from Charlotte's home at the royal palace

Has Princess Charlotte started school? Charlotte is set to go back to nursery on Wednesday this week as the Autumn Term 2018 begins on September 5

She will be taught by either Mrs Rosa Rego Dias or Mrs Gillian Taylor, who are both listed on Willcock Nursery's website as teachers for two to four-year-olds

How much does it cost to attend Willcocks Nursery School? The private nursery is rated "Outstanding" by OFSTED and costs £15,150 a year per child if they attend during the morning and afternoon

Fees for September 2018 are £3,150 per term for morning sessions and £1,900 per term for afternoons

OFSTED's latest report said: "Children actively participate in activities that relate to all areas of learning

"Topic themes include outings in the local community and visitors to the nursery

"This enables children to gain first hand experiences that effectively consolidate their learning

" Willcocks Nursery's class sizes are exceptionally small with a teacher to child ratio of 1:8 in the mornings and 1:4 in the afternoons

Headmistress Mrs Lavinia Taylor currently leads the team but the school was founded in 1964 by Mrs Diana Willcocks

On its website, the prestigious establishment is described as a "traditional nursery school which strives to maintain its ethos for high standards, excellence and good manners"

Which school does Prince George attend? Older brother George, five, attends Thomas's Academy in Battersea, so Charlotte does not have her sibling to rely on for support outside of the classroom

Will Kate drop off her daughter at school? With a big first day back at school this week, either Kate, Duchess of Cambridge or Prince William are expected to see off Charlotte at the school gates

Both parents are known for being hands on with the school run. Kate was only prevented from dropping off George on his first day last year as she was suffering from severe morning sickness at the time while pregnant with Prince Louis

For more infomation >> Princess Charlotte school: Has Princess Charlotte started school? When will she start? - Duration: 3:34.

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Time Management Tips (That Will Change Your Life) - Duration: 3:51.

Hi everyone welcome back to my channel

you're watching life with Dony. I am so

excited that you guys are back for

another video I just want to say a huge

thank you to everyone that has

subscribed and for everyone that is new

I just want to say welcome just to kind

of get you up to speed I am a wife, mommy

and a physician that really enjoys

helping people and I am here to inspire

motivate and encourage you to live your

best life. So on this channel we talk

about all different life related topics

and for today if you can see by the

title we are going to be talking about

time management I will be sharing my 5

time management tips that will

absolutely change your life so let's get

to it

tip number one must do a time analysis

in order to manage your time

appropriately you first have to see

exactly how your time is spent and what

this basically entails is tracking it so

you can track it by either writing it

down on a piece of paper or you can type

it into an excel sheet or you can even

put it into an app or if you downloaded

the new Gmail they have a task bar that

you can use now to put in your tasks as

well so what this actually does it

forces you to see exactly how much of

your time is spent doing what and once

you can see it you can now decide what

stays and what goes so tip number one is

doing your time analysis tip number two

is you have to make a plan and you have

to make it smart this terminology is

commonly used for individuals that do a

lot of projects and I thought it was

appropriate because managing your time

is a project in of itself so the s in

the smart acronym means specific so you

have to be specific in writing down

exactly what task that needs to be

completed and how much time this task is

going to take and means measurable it's

what you use to track exactly what you

set out to do a means attainable also

achievable you have to be able to

complete your set tasks or your set goal

in that specific amount of time that you

have given yourself to do it R means

realistic so often we are unrealistic

about how much time it's actually going

to take to do any specific or any given

task R means real

listing so you have to really be

truthful to yourself in knowing exactly

how much time you're giving this task

and know that you can actually do it in

that specific time and T means time

related it is imperative that you have a

start time and a finish time and stay

within that time boundary on to tip

number three consistency and discipline

if you're not consistent and you are not

disciplined then this will not work no

ifs and buts about it so you have to be

consistent and you have to be

disciplined tip number four is

implementation once you've done your

time analysis and you've created your

smart plan and everything is in place

and you are ready to be consistent and

discipline it is finally time to

implement and execute exactly what you

have on paper and last but not least is

tip number five which is rinse and

repeat rinse simply means you reevaluate

and you make the necessary modifications

as you see fit repeat is exactly that

once your plan is perfected you go ahead

and repeat repeat the process until you

have achieved every single goal have

completed every single task that you had

in mind the effort that you put into

following these tips will dictate the

value of the outcome you have any

questions comments tips that you'd like

to share please feel free to go ahead

and put them down in the comments below

and I look forward to seeing you on my

next video please don't forget to Like

comment and subscribe and always share

with a friend I will be seeing you guys

soon take care

For more infomation >> Time Management Tips (That Will Change Your Life) - Duration: 3:51.

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Why Deshaun Watson will be a Top 5 fantasy quarterback | NFL Fantasy Live - Duration: 1:11.

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A Glass Of Lemon Water Will Help You Treat These 13 Problems – Benefits of Lemon Water - Duration: 4:14.

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Prince George school: When does Prince George go back to school? Will Kate Middleton go? - Duration: 3:18.