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the number one way to set targets in business now we all know that if you don't have a target it's kind of hard to hit it but the thing is how do you set these targets how do you know what to do in this video I'm going to show you how to set these business targets and help you hit them and we're starting right now hey JR Fisher here if you're new to my channel don't forget to subscribe there's a big subscribe button down there how could you miss it you got to hit that subscribe button go ahead I'll give you a second all right now one more thing you need to do is notifications you need to ring the bell it's right next to that subscribe button if you ring the bell you can become part of my family the Fisher family the VIP group that gets notified way before anybody else even knows about these videos we actually send you an email that's pretty cool stuff on this particular channel I teach you how to sell stuff online why well because I've been doing it since 2009 I've been selling digital products and physical products and I've learned a lot in all those years as a matter of fact we have our own branded products on thousands of websites including Walmart okay so we can teach you how to start running grow your business on this channel stay tuned for all that now let's jump in to this training but before I do I want to hear your comments have you set targets in the past is it something you've already done or maybe you've missed some put your comments below I want to hear that and to help you out a little bit more and to reward you for watching this video in the comment section below I have put a link in that link will take you to a ninety seven dollar course to get for free zero you can get it for zero that's really good so make sure you click on that link now let's jump in to finding those targets and hitting them now setting business goals in a corporate setting is a common practice it's something you know I did for years I was in the automotive industry and I was involved in the sales and and we always had to set different types of goals and different type of projections that type of thing and it was for many reasons it was for bonuses it was to keep people motivated and it kind of gave them an idea of what was expected okay if you don't set these goals for yourself in your business you know what are you expecting of yourself as I sit right now there's a ring light right in front of me and there's a goal that is on the ring light so I have to look at it the whole time so post these goals in different places too once you figure them out now if you don't have experience in the corporate world or if you don't have experience in a business doing sales or something like that you may have a hard time setting these goals and that's why I did this video number one define specific goals okay so if you're trying to hit a particular sales number you're more likely to hit that sales number if you say what the sales number is you can't say we want to sell more next month I mean that's great but how much is more a dollar is more right ten thousand dollars is more so what you want to do is you want to say specifics you want to say I want to earn fifty thousand dollars a month that is my goal that's what I want to do that way you know when you got there and when you get there you can move the goal post right you can go for sixty thousand seventy thousand whatever it is and you don't have to start that high you know maybe your goal is just to make a hundred dollars this month online and once you make that hundred dollars maybe you move it to a thousand five thousand ten thousand but make it specific number two is commit to your goals now what I mean by commit is you don't give up okay you don't quit till you get there you don't quit you don't quit this is probably ninety nine percent of the failures online is people quitting they probably would have really succeeded if they just not stopped I know in the beginning I started selling cell phone cases and I didn't do well okay I wasn't making money and I kept doing it anyhow and I kept doing it because I wanted to figure out how to sell stuff online now I ultimately quit selling cell phone cases but I didn't quit selling online what that did was that taught me how to sell stuff online I uncovered stuff I learned how to post products online I learned how to write descriptions I learned how to price things I learned how to ship things out I learned from all of this product that I sold that I didn't make money on but it led me to the next product which was camping goods which led me to the next product which was survival food from another company which led me to another product which was my own brand of survival food and I still have that to this day and it all started with cell phone cases so my point to you is don't quit trying to make money online you may have to switch products a couple times you have to switch platforms where you're selling it but don't quit number three make your goals you're not going to like this public that's right tell your friends and family what you're going to do tell them that you're going to sell something online that you're going to make $10,000 a month or whatever and then accept that crazy look that they're going to give you which they will because they haven't done it but the point is if you make these things public people are going to be watching you they're going to be putting a little pressure on you when you said you're going to do this or you're really going to do it when you have those people and when you have those expectations it tends to keep you in the game longer and it tends to make you do things you wouldn't normally do so that you can achieve the goal so yeah make them public number four is set a deadline now the deadline could be a week a month a year whatever it is but you're not going to be able to achieve that goal or hit that target unless you have a deadline now most people don't want to do a deadline they just don't why because they think what if I don't hit it I'll look bad you could that could happen but at least if you set that deadline it's going to motivate you to work that much harder to actually hit it and you will start hitting some of your deadlines you will do that okay I know I think about different courses I've done and different products I've sold and you know we've hit some really cool things so we did one day we did a hundred thousand dollars a day in survival food that was great we don't do that a day right now but we hit that and that was a pretty cool goal my goal also was to sell a certain amount of courses one click bank and we hit that goal and that's pretty exciting and then my wife does dog training and her goal was to have people sign up for a continuity course and she hit that goal and her goal was to write a book and she hit that goal and all these little goals that you hit along the way they build confidence and as they build confidence you're going to be more likely to set more goals and achieve more things number six stop and reward yourself yeah I mean if you hit one of your goals reward yourself go on a trip go out to dinner stop and talk about it do a video on it you know I see people all the time on YouTube when they hit a thousand subscribers or 10,000 or whatever it is they do a video on it they celebrate that goal and that target being hit so it's okay to stop and celebrate just don't stop too long okay we want a short time celebration and a long time work but we do want to celebrate all those little goals and targets that we hit now at this point you have the key tools that you can use to set targets and hit your goal I want to talk about a man I heard speak many years ago this is going back into oh my gosh I hate to admit at the 80s but his name was Lou Holtz Lou Holtz story was really pretty interesting Lou Holtz was the coach for the 1988 Notre Dame team that went 12 and zero with a victory in the fiesta ball and was the consensus national champion Holtz is the only college football coach to lead six different programs to bowl games and the only coach to guide four different programs to the final top 20 rankings now Lou Holtz set goals and that's the one thing he talked about in the speech where I heard it he talked about goals he talked about targets he talked about playing fair and you don't have to cheat your way to the top you don't have to lie your way to the top you don't have to do any of those things if you just work hard and provide good content good products whatever it is you're doing you can hit a lot of these goals and you can achieve it now I've gone through a lot of tools in this video and I'm curious which ones do you think will work for you which ones do you think are going to help you hit your goals and set your targets that's really important I want to hear that and if you think about how important this is let's say and I did this a few years ago I had to drive from Virginia to California and my goal was to get to California right but I needed a target okay I had to have a roadmap how to get there I didn't just get in the car and say I'm going to drive until I get there because that's how a lot of people live their lives they say well you know my goal is to have a great youtube channel you know my goal is to sell a lot of stuff online but they never really set up the target for it they don't they don't plan anything out like we're building our youtube channel and I know that I have to do a certain number of videos they have to be a certain length and I have to devote a day to doing those videos I batch them out I do them all in one day so if you see some of my videos I have the same shirt on it's because we filmed all those videos the same exact day but I devote that day to doing that and I know if I upload enough of them and I do enough of them that you guys are going to watch them and I have enough subscribers and don't forget you've got to subscribe do that right now hit that subscribe button down there and don't forget turn on notifications anyhow I know if I do that then I'm going to reach my goal and I have certain goals for the channel I have certain goals and sales and also I want to give you that course don't forget about that it's a $97 e-commerce course and you can find the link below there click on that that's really important grab that course it's free you don't need a credit card you don't need you know pay anything you just click on it and learn so that's my video on setting goals and hitting your targets now I want you to put in the comment section what have you tried to do what have you tried that work or there's certain things that motivate you because I find there's certain things that motivate me okay when I'm trying to hit a goal and maybe it's subscribers maybe it's sales whatever it is but look at your numbers I know I did a training last night a master class and I didn't have as many people on it that I wanted but we sold you know a decent amount of products and what I did was I looked at how many we sold versus the number of people and that motivated me I said well we got a pretty high percentage of people that actually bought this product so we did good so you want to look at all those areas that can motivate you a little bit maybe it's you know your watch time on your channel maybe it's the number of subscribers you've gained but look at those things and if you're not getting the results you want change up what you're doing that's it because it's all doable whatever you want to sell whatever you want to do online it's all doable there's probably somebody out there that already did it look at those people it'll motivate you to get going I appreciate you watching this video and I'll see you in the next one hey thanks for watching my video don't forget to subscribe to my channel and click that little bell right there so you can be notified every time I do a new video also click 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What is Lady Aida? Hey everybody welcome to show and tell it's me Lady Aida with me Mr. Lady Aida me with hiccups. We're here at the Aidaford factory in downtown Manhattan Where we do all our kidding electronics manufacturing goodies I know that sometimes we have JP or no in Pedro or Liz or others help run the show on top But yeah, now we're back to the OG's Mr. And Mrs. Lady Aida and we've got about 25 minutes of fun robotics visitors Videos and more. Yeah, check it with people from around the maker hacker engineering community We also have got a live video with this kitty that we're gonna play at the end But let's kick it off. We got all sorts of good stuff So every single week 7 30 p.m. We do the show and tell and we're trying to do even more with this either Notice there's more hosts. We have J Did you keys coming up and then we have a pre-recorded one that we're putting in because of a different time zone thing So we're trying all sorts of new things, but let's first kick it off with J Well, thanks, you know, I try you know, I moisturize a lot I Came to show off my newest low wearable name fur Stanford facial recognition robot just FRR But it's one special because it's built pretty much like I did Helen but this time I made it a lot smaller and decided to put it in a standing back It's a lot more portable than how Helen was and the bad part about it doesn't have any sound good part about it I was able to mess around with the coat of it and get it to look around a lot more and actually follows people when it sees people now So I'm actually going out tomorrow to test it out in the field in my favorite coffee shop So I'm trying to I'm hoping to get some content out of that see how people are gonna react to them Okay, I've got a quick quiz question. So what's your favorite did you keep part that you used in this robot? My favorite did you keep parts of servos?   Yeah, like that's the most part that I use constantly are servos out of all the microcontrollers and everything So I'm kind of like my my need other than my three printers So the servos are like, okay, did you keep product? I've been using it a lot All right Well, when you get a chance drop the row in the chat and we'll share it with others because I think everyone wants to know Your favorite servos because you know servos like nobody else Probably that's blown half of them up. Okay, sure. All right.  All right, Jay. Well, thanks so much and keep coming back I'm glad to see you and it's cool to see the robot evolve. Yeah I P what you got going on this week Hey, I kind of want to go the other way and build a really big robot and sit on its shoulder and go like this all day long Yeah, I want a big robot that just comes along and picks you up and hugs you and then put you down like nothing's like nothing's Happening just then leased them in cities and they just pick you up and hug you and then release you back And that's it didn't like you'll have to tell your friends like yeah, I'm sorry Land I just got a hug a robot. Anyways, hug bot. Let's see idea So I'm working on these little video nub shanks In fact, I can hold one up right there. So these are a little ESP 32 Pico Which is kind of the original ESP 32 architecture and they have a neat trick That's been figured out by a few super clever people on using the 8-bit DAX to generate analog composite video signals So if I take this one and plug it in over here, you'll be able to see it better to this TV I'm just going into the composite video input and changing my channel to TV so this is this really cool 8-bit dolly clock that I've shown before but now I've got it in this Super great little package that has the bff for wire for battery charging So I don't need to power that but I can charge it later And then I've also worked on Lady Aida's request on a second version of this that generates an ntsc Test pattern, which is really useful when you're trying to calibrate a television Figure out the geometry of it and move the picture around and maybe you can talk about some of the other Display uses you have a little more but Constantly testing stuff and it's like generating an ntsc image or pal image. It's like unless you have an old xbox It's not that easy to just like create an ntsc test pattern and what I like here is it's got the colors And then it's also got the text and the text will let you really know if you're getting a good clear image I know like the raspberry pi can do ntsc, but I'm always reusing my raspberry pies and I forget which one has the I wanted like a little thing that was like This always has a test pattern on it can plug it in. I always know. Yeah, it's a few bucks I mean, I can't remember what we what that that cutie pie cost but cutie pie plus bff you can use usb and get rid of the bff and the battery if you want but We've we've got just a few parts that that are needed to Put any video you want on there and I've just put out a guide on this I linked to a few of the projects that led to this they would pretty much all run here the project The guide right now has the Clock on there I'm going to add a thing about the ntsc And then if you go to some of the other pages you can do some eight bit games and other art projects with them So pretty fun little little video nub there video nub Video nub he's my best friend. He's a video nub. Yeah, see you you're a black cartoon too I loved that song video nub And the cereal was terrible, but the kids version of video drone Yeah, I mean the tie-in cereal was a little bit weird, but yeah the action figures are nice though So uh jp, you have a shittmer, right? I do I'll be uh showing some Other stuff actually a continuation of this uh some this eight by eight neotral stuff. I've now got uh a feather rp2040 running on here We we have usually been using a feather m4 in these projects, but you know how m4s are these days They're pretty rare. Uh, so I've uh got this going on rp2040 instead, which is a more plentiful, but super capable chip So I'll show that and some other stuff. So please stop by Thanks so much jp and see you tomorrow All right next uh new Pedro what you got printed this week Hey, guys. Hey, what's the folks? Yeah, so uh pt You gave me a little assignment to check out this cool new app called camo to try to turn our iphone into an overhead camera And it works beautifully You don't have to go around and like click around in that The name of that app that like Yeah, the webcam settings one So definitely a good replace. Oh, it's great. Like the overhead that you have get that linux get one that runs I away if you have an old iphone like people who upgrade they by now they might have an old iphone 5 The app apparently they worked with apple and it just shows up as a native web camera So that's the man was like what is so cool the quick time can do that you can you know Select stream through iphone the cool thing about it is that it's not doing a screencast So you don't have all those annoying notifications. You don't have the ui getting all in you know everywhere It's like now i'm a camera Just the camera yeah, and you can have like adjust all of your settings So you can switch to what camera you're uh focusing on and do all the resolution and all that stuff So lots of like features in there But the main thing that um, we also ancillary stuff to mount it You notice that people were like using a bunch of lego parts to try to mount it to displays and to laptop So of course we 3d modeled some nice little lego parts that um, you know, unfortunately with all the new laptops They have like that notch so some of the old ones that we had made before you know goes completely obstructing it So like the um, there's the dot whatever sensors that are on there So nice little um little notch cut away So it will not obstruct any of that And uh, we had to get a pc laptop to like do some testing for this project here And it works perfectly in that as well. So windows mac and uh the uh lego pieces also work on that So different like parametric so you can just type in what the thickness is and we'll update that And then the other thing was making a little 2 by 3 of having a the three fourths with a quarter 20 on there So you can use all of our um, little 20 to 20 uh parts that we have in the shop to build your own little camera Try odd little adapter thingy. Oh, here's one There you go there and that just has the built in threads.  We have all that in the shops. You can build own little holder so cool way to uh upgrade your casting camera Nice. All right, and uh, we'll be playing these videos and more on ask an engineer. Thank you so much Dan Pedro All right next uh, hey scott Hello You got going on. Is this your first show and tell since you've been back. No, it can't be no I showed the kiddo off. Yeah um, this is the me showing something that I got distracted doing but I've been um trying to understand All of the data that is in a circuit pipe on binary because if you can figure out data that you don't need Um, you can make the binary smaller, which is a constant challenge for us um And so I was doing some graph visualizations Which I should probably render because they are cool looking even though I've not found them super helpful Um, but the other thing that's really common for understanding like where space goes is called uh tree map Um, and so I actually yesterday I was just like why isn't there an easy tree map viewer if I could just like spit out some jason file and just View it how cool would that be so I mashed two examples? I found together and didn't have a whole whole lot of luck yesterday But I got working this morning so you can now go to tree map dot dev And I'll just drag a jason file over here and drop it and this is the circuit python bubble Uh repository not that bundle itself So you can see like how much space my git directory is using 196 megs or so I can click here for libraries and now it switches between drivers and helpers And then within drivers we can see circuit playground versus clue b and o 0 5 5 I kind of this looks like winter stat, but for Yeah, yeah, it's very common to that And then docs and then so you can it's a great way to Kind of dig into what you're looking at and why something is so large. You can see that there's a picture that's 18 megs Which is why that's so large shouldn't actually be in the bundle proper though um, so I thought that was kind of just a like neat tool and now I'm Uh, now I've got something that I can just generate, you know, write a bit of python code and generate this and then just use this to visualize what I'm dealing with I do I do like the winter stat style for exploring sizes. It's definitely like when my computer is like, where is the space going? Yeah, it is like, oh my god There's like two log files that are somehow got up to like 18 gigabytes because like, you know I've had this computer for nine years and it just has appended every day, you know Um, and it's really easy to to delete stuff and and you know, that way you're not wasting your time like Chasing after one k2k here where you can find like now. There's There's a chunky juicy fluffy Section that I can just Yeah, totally. So so what I just added that I was just doing during the meeting earlier I was I wrote a simple python script that you can just give it a directory and it will Generate this uh json for you so that you can just drag it here So anywhere on your computer, you could generate it. Um, the json that you drag over doesn't leave your computer. It just is all java script Which is cool, too. All right. All right. Well, thank you so much. I'm looking I'm looking forward to one day when our python On hardware devices can uh self run a treemap.dev I do not want to get into browser development. Yeah, you you couldn't pay me enough To do browser development But you do want to write an IDE so I don't know. I don't really know what it's true. Yeah All right. Well, check out treemap.dev and thank you so much Scott for sharing this. Thank you for letting me wonder Wanders the trees. All right next up.  Liz what you got going on? How's it going? Uh this week I worked on this uh traffic light wearable And so if you press this little button on the side It changes the color Of the traffic light and you can use that to let people know How much interaction you want to have if you're at a convention or a meeting something like that? Um, the one thing that I was like really into with this is I used Like diorama plants and grass on the side. Um, and it came out. Um a lot nicer than I thought I was I was worried with this. So it would look um, kind of silly. I want to avoid that obviously. Um, so but I really like The diorama stuff. Yeah Yeah, remember when we talked about that I also thought I'm like, well, maybe I was a bad suggestion because it might look silly But it looks really good. Um, I'll say your your your close-up camera looks really good as well So good work on on that Thanks. Yeah, uh, so there's a guide on this um and a quick one minute video as well Um, we'll show that on the show. Yeah, we're gonna show that uh tonight and then uh, Folks can learn how to make this and more and we also have the little traffic lights in the store to make your own little wearable Uh traffic light device. Yes. All right. Thanks. Thanks. Liz. All right, joey. What you get going on? Welcome back Howdy y'all Yeah, uh, so I've been working on a feather wing that actually stems from a desk of lady eta from a few months ago I suppose I've been doing a lot of lcd stuff with the watch and lady eta was talking about the bu 9796 which is an lcd driver chip And I thought like I'd like to build a feather wing that has an lcd on it And so it's now allowed me to build this little lcd feather wing which uh These lcds are great like low power displays. You've got like, you know tfts and oleds and such But this is just like the whole wing like draws like 10 microamps. It's just really amazing And this is using circuit pipe on deep sleep to uh, press the button here Do a display so it's in deep sleep here and then I'm going to press the button and have my temperature and My relative humidity display. I mean, I love it. Thank you Yeah, it was this was fun because I actually had it I designed it myself and I had someone lcd fabricator put it together for me and uh, Yeah, so it's it's a really kind of custom Gadget, I'm just gonna like kind of mind if I share my desktop really quick. Yeah, go for it. I love the little moon That's not I was like, I was like, how'd you get that moon on there? It makes sense. It's custom Yeah, the other so I um, I ended up Is that shared? Yep. There we go Yes, I ended up putting in you can kind of see if I tilt it back here four icons on the left and a mpm and a battery on the right So there's just a lot of little possibilities here for different kinds of informational displays or you know Flash little arrows and you're like transferring data. So Yeah, and then um, this is a skill that I definitely learned from y'all I have built a tester because I'm hoping to make some of these and make them available on tendy so Yeah, this this tester was definitely something that y'all have a really good guide on building testers actually and these are the Pogo pins that y'all stock in the store Oh, but yeah, you just press down on the thing and you press the button recent and Great, there you go. Okay If people wonder why we do these guys and everything this is why Exactly I learned I learned so much and I'm able to like now make a product and it's yeah also saves you a lot of time For sure And I feel like if you know if we're all doing this one of the things that we can do is save each other time Like if we learn something it doesn't diminish our Uh product line or anything if we teach someone else to to do testers and and get further ahead So we should share that as well I'm psyched that like it was like yes like guides and videos that we did have inspired someone to make a product And you're going to sell it. I think it's going to be really popular and yeah, it's gonna be cool We'll stock it in a fruit too and it's like this is so cool like yeah Because I got thinking about I got the lcd. I was like man like you can drive it with a chip But I bet there's like an off-the-shelf thing that does it and then I was on digit key He was like, oh yeah, look this chip is really nice like and you know, they're the kind of I love chips Like you don't hear about them and yet, you know, they want everything and every car and every toaster silently Like turning on enough segments for you and and I like the data even mentions like fax machines like of course I know but yeah, and it's like we don't think about it, but it's true. Um, so good work Okay, Joey, we'll keep coming back and you have our contact info If and when you want us to order some up put them in the native restore We'll do that as well Thanks so much y'all. All right All right. Now we're going to beam in past me and past kitty She's a physicist, so I think I could pull this off. You can see kids kitty through new through neutrinos And tachyons, um, but we did a video recording on saturday morning because of the time zones and I said Oh, I'll just play it live on ask an engineer. So let's do that At Now All right. Hello kitty. How are you? Hello kitty. Good to see you. Okay. You're um pretty well known maker We actually uh stock one of the things that you make in the store It's kitty flowers pair of bluetooth wearable roaches are by physicists. Tell us a little bit about it and then what you're up to Yeah, thank you so much for having me on Yes, as pity just showed on the screen. These are the Bluetooth flowers. It comes as a pair So they are actually connected through bluetooth. That's why it's called the bluetooth flowers I'm just turning them on right now Okay We zoom see on to the flowers. Yeah So you can see on the front there are some very beautiful leds that decorate the flower and It actually the design come from my jewelry. I'm wearing my Drawing my painting on this outfit that actually match with these flowers And it comes as a pair if they can be connected on the back. You will see the bluetooth antenna and On the front, there's also a touch sensor. So you can program these flowers to interact You can show different Uh effects on the leds as you touch them And you can use the bluetooth to detect distance And also the back has uh, you can see the library Team motor here. So you can also program the Vibration to also react to the The bluetooth strength as well as the touching um, we also have a Accelerometer, it's probably small, but you can see it on the board here is uh, so Accelerometer you can use to program the interaction as well so the idea came from this Experience I had when I was a kid actually my mom told me when I was three I Had a little bit of memory of that but mostly her telling me that she almost lost me when she took me out shopping and she Just when she turned around she couldn't find me anywhere and she was So worried and was trying to look for me everywhere and she had the announcement in the store asking for me After a couple hours. She almost gave up. She saw she I was lost But then she saw like a little pair of feet On needs a giant coat And she opened it up. I was inside. I was playing hide-and-seek with her and I was giggling I found it funny, but it was devastating for her So it just stuck with that star stuck with me and uh, when I started building Some maker project. I always thought that what can I do to help that kind of situation? So I came out with these flowers If you look at the hexter.io projects, I had the open source process and I used the DF robots Bluetooth Beatles as my prototyping boards and then connected them with this functionality, but we then Worked together on designing these really nice boards So they are PCBs on the back. You can see the components, but on the front. They're very beautiful and decorative so then you can program them to interact between your loved ones When they are out of a factory setting those are basically doing what I was talking about the that scenario that's if You wear with your kit if they run off For more than two meters you can of course change the number But you can then get sense and your flower on you will start vibrating So no need to use the phone or track your kid or something But yeah All right Yeah, this is great. It's a beautiful story and I was thinking so it was raining yesterday Here and uh, well the rain is always raining, but that's what makes flowers You know grow and happen This was a story about loss and maybe something scary, but then it turned into Something beautiful now that people can be reminded of not only the story, but they could have something That's very special to them That's wearable and it's connected to another person which also makes it special all right, and so we stock these on avergot.com and they could just search for kitty or Flowers, but where else could people find out about your work and more because you do a lot of stuff in in addition to Bluetooth wearables Sure. Yeah This is part of the art by physicists collection. So that's my own fashion brand So the the outfit i'm wearing is also my design through that brand this is a special type of fashion tech that We also stock on the brand website is just my name kitty yang dot com So the brand is specializing in wearable tech and fashion tech. So you find all kinds of designs with my hand painting Printed digitally printed on the fabrics and there are also accessories that match with the outfits You can also find my work on haxter dial I have also quite a lot of open source projects there We did for these flowers. We did a holiday hack In december Last year during christmas. So a bunch of really cool makers got together like xlo Debra Amy the wd Helen lay we will go together moheave Jazz david Ginger so we yeah, we we've Did a live streaming of hacking these flowers and we came up with all kinds of really interesting ideas. So we had the I think it was moheave And tanya fish That's also thought about using them for detecting elderly falls So they can wear this using the accelerometer to detect any sudden Changes in the motion So that was a really nice application as well. I remember tanya also did something to count the The number of spoons Using these as 20 spoons you have left Yeah, you can you can touch the sensor to say i'll have one two three four five spoons, uh, alex uses to make Time use them as timers for breathing So you can have these leds show up And you hold your breath to control your breath Wait for the leds to go through a full circle and then Do another round of Breathing so those are really interesting ideas. I love seeing Yeah, all right Well, thank you so much we coordinated this because we're in different time zones and we wanted to have you on the show until so thank you so much kitty and Folks get and we have just a few left and we'll have some more later and check out all kitty's work and more Thank you so much Okay, that worked. All right. All right. So that's our show until for tonight everyone. Thank you so much for Joining us in being here. We'll see everyone next week 7 30 p.m every single wednesday That's the show until come I show and share your projects and thank you for making this the best happen hour every week every single week Ask an engineer start the two minutes