Welcome back to my channel. My name is Kinsey. If you guys are new here, be sure to subscribe But today I am taking you guys through a work day with me. I'm working from home Obviously, I mean I work from home anyways and it's Monday morning at 9 a.m I start work anywhere between like 9 and 10 30 am typically and I have like a whole morning your team Which I didn't really took you guys through this morning But I can make a whole separate video for that if you guys would like an updated morning your team Anyways, if you guys are new here subscribe, but I am ready for the day I'm filming today as well, which like, you know, that's the biggest reason as to why I get ready I'm dressed up as like a country club mom guys Also, they put on shoes. I think you're just more productive Anyways, I'm gonna make some breakfast really quick and then I'm gonna head up to the office So far today, I've taken the dogs on a walk and in my divo. I worked out. Oh, and then I got ready And now we're getting to work. Oh my gosh guys who is loving folklore It's like literally all I listen to I'm about to blast it throughout the house as I make my coffee Also, I don't know what I did there. So obviously I'm playing folklore I just took my email and my graphic designer sent me back some really cute graphics for something I'm working on that's gonna come out early early August the most beautiful album to ever exist guys guys I got a dice and vacuum it has changed my life. My coffee is done Yes, I have an espresso, but if I'm just I don't have any pause right now I needed my new one so comment down below your favorite pod I want a black coffee this morning. This is not sponsored, but I love vital proteins I've actually shared this collagen before so many times if I ever have a breakout or anything And I put this in my coffee literally the next day. It's completely cleared up Nothing helps my skin more than the vital proteins collagen peptides. I will have it linked down below They sent me some new stuff out to try just because I love out of proteins But anyways, I'm gonna try the collagen creamer. This is like a coconut creamer I drink my coffee black pretty often But I wanted to try this out just to see how I like it and then I also really want to try these So I want to be taking I need to be taking spirulina. I'm not making smoothies as of right now So I wanted to get in a pill form I really am interested to see if this works the vital protein skin hydration boost So these are vitamins again. I kind of trusted just because vital proteins has been the best thing for my skin ever My skin can get a little bit dry. So I'm excited to try this out I'll let you guys know the progress and stuff that I make with this but back to coffee I also put on my hydro flask actually probably I'm gonna need to take the dogs out one more time And then I'm gonna go to my office for like two hours I have a new frother coming in a hand frother because I feel like I need that but this actually does like pretty good to take My vitamins guys. It just feels like the perfect fall morning. I have Taylor Swift blasting This is exactly the Taylor Swift vibe that I just love it at all It was cooler I was a really beautiful walk this morning and I'm very excited to get to work today I love what I get to do as like my job. So thank you guys Hi, it's Kenzie later on in the day just popping in I decided with this vlog that I wanted to share a lot and go into a Lot of detail first off again for the billionth time I'm only able to do any of this because of you guys and I'm so so so unbelievably grateful and I love you guys so much I do literally everything with you guys in mind. So with that being said I wanted to be really open about all the work stuff how I'm making money Obviously, we're in a pandemic This is a really tough time for a lot of people whether you're unemployed or you just have a lot more time on your hands or whatever And I just wanted to share everything everything that I've done everything that I do Maybe this is your time to follow your dreams or you just like watching these kind of videos Or you just want to get ideas for totally different businesses, whatever, but I'm just gonna be very open and transparent with you guys There's something else. I wanted to say but I forgot Hi guys, it is can do from the future again while I'm editing this vlog What I was gonna say was that it took me like eight years to get here It's not an overnight thing sometimes for like the one percent it is But yeah, obviously I've been doing this for like eight years now So while I'm sharing like what I'm doing and stuff also just know that they were like eight years leading up to this You know, I just put the dogs out, but this coffee honestly looks so gross with the stuff in it I need a hand frother so it'll mix butter But that was kind of a fail All right guys. So now is the time where I'm off to my office. I love my office Don't mind the paint job. Haha. So as you can see I have a locker on at my desk right now Which I don't really love so I'm gonna quickly tidy this up All right, so the desk is definitely looking better just a calendar that I need just out visually I really messed it up here. I'm actually gonna try something different with this today And I'll see how I like it I have essentially four main projects that I work on my podcast my YouTube channel and then one that's like Super in the works one that's like not gonna be a thing for a while and the other one that's coming out first week of August next week So I want to section this off into four and then have like to-do list for each one I'm trying to figure out the best way to organize all this stuff. I'm gonna try it and let you guys know how I like it I do have a lot of good organizing hacks that I'll share with you guys today And then I just got this TV mounted cord cover hasn't come in yet surprise surprise. I'm just gonna put folklore on I know we're all probably shocked up Taylor says is already on because we are business gals today in this vlog I'm going to be sharing my different revenue streams how I make money And just kind of all that all the details any questions about this a lot especially recently when people are like I don't understand and I just want to make it very clear of one I'm so incredibly grateful for you guys seriously like this is my favorite thing in the entire world I wake up every day and I'm excited because I like love what I get to do And I love like more way more than anything the relationships that I have with you guys Like I know so many of your names especially because we've been doing the zoom Bible study and stuff I just feel like I've gotten to know you guys so well and I just love you guys And I'm so grateful and I would not be in the position that I'm in or have this job or anything if it weren't for you So I wanted to say thank you and I just love you guys Also in case any of you guys are interested or want to do this or just want to get ideas or just like hearing business See stuff. I wanted to go through just my revenue streams and Kind of share that with you guys if any of you guys are interested I have a podcast episode that actually is going up today or it is already up with MLJ Who's like literally the Queen of Instagram and she teaches us everything about like how to gain a following how to get an Engaged following she's a lot more in the business and that isn't like money and numbers Like we're talking all about like building a brand and stuff So I would definitely go listen to that episode. I'll have a link down below I think that has really really helped me has been diversifying my income because let's say if One revenue stream isn't bringing in any money. You're not just solely relying on one revenue stream You have multiple multiple ways of making money I know I've kind of briefly mentioned just other things that I'm working on But I'm not gonna be making money off of those things for a while So I'm just gonna go on to what I'm currently making money off of so I have my vlog channel or my YouTube channel Which is what you guys are watching right now, and this has been probably my main source of income since 17 years old 16 years old is that one? I don't really remember when I started making money Do you make money off of YouTube? I was like most of you guys know there's so many different ways So it takes a long time and I know that everyone says this but I really mean it like if you are in it for the Money, I really don't think it's gonna work out for you So with YouTube there's ads and so you make money off of views which used to not be a ton of money Unless you've got like millions and millions of views a month But now that you're able to add in multiple ads over videos now, it's only eight minutes long You can add in multiple ads it is more money But I would say the bulk of what I would make off of YouTube would be brand deals So let's say like Buffy or Casper or HelloFresh or whatever comes as like hey Kenzie We want to pay you X amount for this video. It's like a 60 second mention at this part of the video You have talking points and then you would agree to it and then that would be like kind of the bulk of it Instagram is the same you can also do deals on Instagram So you'd have like an empty static post stories or IGTV You can just do a lot of different branding content and then obviously there's things like merch you can come off products I have merch linked below so that is another way that you could make money There's also commission links which you get a very small percentage off of what you sell Honestly, what I really like commission links for as a creator is seeing how much of what I sell I like being able to see my stats if I'm looking to come out with a product. I would then go back to my Commission links, whether it's a war style or magic links or whatever you use and then I would see What is the most popular thing that I sell? I sell a lot of like athleisure wear just having those stats handy are really great and it is money It's like, you know, but I really like commission links more than anything for kind of just tracking What's happening and then I have my podcast a lot of people ask questions about like do I pay guys? Do you guys pay me whatever like that doesn't happen like guess just come on It's kind of like a win-win for both the guest and the podcast host is have had offers for people to pay To come on my show. I've actually accepted one recently because I really really liked them So essentially this is a dedicated episode. So I'm not gonna be selling any other ad spots on this episode I'm just gonna be doing an interview with them You guys are actually gonna love this episode But basically the reason that they're paying is because it's a dedicated episode So they're buying me out of other ads if I don't feel like it's a good fit for the show I'm just not gonna do it. And then you also have ads in each podcast, right? So actually I would say there's probably a little bit more money to be made in a podcast It kind of depends you can do up to four ads per episode and any YouTube video you can only do one So in between the episode I'm sure you guys if you ever listen to a podcast you would hear like a 60-second ad placement. So I would say that's kind of the bulk of it is just having different revenue streams So I have like YouTube AdSense YouTube deals Instagram deals Podcasts deals merch Commission links that's pretty much it when I'm just talking about like in the influencer space But again diversifying my income has been like a really big thing and okay So I am going to answer some emails. It's the first thing I'm doing today So like I said before I have some graphics back for something I'm working on which I'm really excited for I have the best graphic designer legit ever Kelsey. I love you Yeah, I'm really excited for that and I'm just going to put on folklore even go through this and make a maybe a to-do list I always always always make a to-do list and I use my Google Calendar and I plan out my day before The night before anyways, but I kind of want to just try a new process All right guys, I'm looking over some stuff that I'm filming later. I did do this I do like it, but I won't be able to tell you I mean, it's nothing crazy at all But I want people to tell you obviously how I liked it until probably using it for a week or so Honestly, I do feel like it does help to kind of just have everything laid out in front of me on my desk And just like a nice to-do list and then I'm just going over Some of this stuff. I'm also I wanted to show you guys this app that Emma legit told me about my podcast I've always used that unum or unum or you and you in my app to plan my Instagram feed But this one is so much better, especially if you have like any sort of like small business I'm gonna switch to my podcast Instagram because that one is definitely more planned out This is called planoli by the way, and I pay $20 a month for it guys. I know it's so stupid, but I have my Instagram Completely planned out with captions and it's ready to schedule I don't have to post it just post for me for two like business things that I'm running Which makes my life so much easier. It is worth it Especially with how organized I feel I also have like the podcast promo and all that stuff So so it's really really really helpful So you can see all and then it's scheduled and then unscheduled I haven't scheduled this one because I don't know when the Tina Marie Clark podcast episodes going up And then I love that photo. You can also like schedule a carousel post So like here we go And this is the second one for my episode with the boys for Boy Advise and then I have the caption Already and then it's scheduled at this time So here's showing you guys all the podcast or all the posts that I'd already made but on here you guys can see I have like the next two-ish weeks planned basically and It is so nice. Also, you can just click and it'll tell you what you have posting for example today We're posting this thing and then a folklore post we're posting us to tomorrow as well But I'm just really really really excited for this guys Like you can also do stories, which I haven't done. It also gives you like stats and stuff But yeah, anyways, this is really helping for organization and just having things kind of streamlined and just already running It sounds so stupid because like posting an Instagram picture is so quick But when you're posting for like four or five accounts and you have to like take time out of something you were already doing to Go do it. It's annoying, but I also like sidetracks you and I feel like it slows me down So I Love this app I literally text a key in this morning and I was like you have to get it if you don't have it already I'm truly just in the best mood right now because I'm playing Taylor Swift I've decided it's fall in my house because why not? Q just dropped off some Starbucks for me an angel because he has my car right now So I got a vinty ice dirty tie I used to get this in high school when I first started making YouTube videos This is what I would always get and then I'd also always listen to Taylor Swift and so I'm just feeling very nostalgic right now Got some egg white egg bites and then a perfect bar. This is like I guess my lunch Which is not a good lunch I'll just do like this and then a snack later or something and then obviously like throughout the day I want to be like posting stories and all that stuff wanted to also shout out some small businesses That you guys have also update from my last week in my life vlog when I was like, oh my gosh I cannot remember the name of this brand It's actually local threads and I had a super cute like pink crew neck Which I really like this actually bracelet that I'm wearing right now beaded by Yaz. I absolutely love obviously kill it This is like a really big thing I feel like she's freaking blown up over quarantine also Miss Hannah Ashton has a digital planner out as well now She has her dream achieved notebooks, but she also made a digital version of it Which actually recently picked up and I love it. It's super cute I'm like off the top of my head thinking of businesses a shout out. Oh the coop New York City So the Cooper these really cute candles minor actually on the way. I'm so excited I'm actually having the founder on the podcast as well It's also like a black-owned business really great. But yeah, just so my top-fave businesses at the moment I got you guys, you know a podcast. I'm like back on and loving How we built this with guy Ross first off I texted my friend the other night And I was like I just feel like if I knew what guy razz looks like it would like ruin it for me There's just something not right about knowing what guy razz looks like he has to be this perfect almost angelic I don't know. I just like no way and then of course What do I do look up what he looks like it didn't ruin anything for me love him So I'm probably going to Put some music record go over my notes again for the podcast just to prep a little bit Okay, so I don't outline like too too much honestly It really just depends on normally have like three bolded things for different subjects in this case I have for she is the founder of the shifter method, which I think is gonna be really good for this time, especially Yeah, this is pretty much all I do and then I'll set it up on my iPad right here And then I'll put this up and then I go on zoom and then I record on zoom And then I also record on my Zoom recorder, and then I send it to my editor Okay, so I just made this video. I made this actually this morning a little bit earlier when I was working to promo Isn't this cute guys? We love the color it looks so off, but it's all my answer. If you guys actually want to see the full video All right, I am back about to record my zoom call starts in like a minute But I have everything set up and I'm gonna record It's actually incredible You actually yeah, I have now that we're speaking about it. I need to show you. Oh, yes See this guy. I will be posting these visuals on the Instagram guys for all of you to see it. I Yes, we cannot wait for this Oh my god, it is so Perfect. I just finished recording of I feel great about that episode. We're back in the same spot that we've been in Okay, I'm still drinking my drink. Sorry. My laptop is making noise. It's downloading my zoom clips. All right guys So I feel like I need to do some sort of spray on my face You know when your makeup just gets like stagnant throughout the day comment down below your tips But I feel so good about that episode Tina is Inacredible also if you're someone like me who is like self-growth and healing and just I don't know if you have been dealing with a lot of like Feelings of being overwhelmed or anxiety or anything like that. It's definitely an episode for you guys So that one will be up. I think next week you guys need to follow our Instagram I keep you guys posted all the time on there, but it's subscribe to the podcast if you haven't already It is currently one thirty five cues coming over at three And we're gonna start working on some other stuff because he's kind of helping you with this new thing But before then I'm gonna record the intro for today's episode I'm gonna record the intro for this week's episode send over all those details I'm actually gonna start filming before he gets here for the new stuff I'm so excited, but I just love days like this when I'm just like happy to be alive And I'm like so excited for what I'm doing and I'm just like so excited because I love you guys All right guys, so I'm importing all my footage I this is how I have my I don't even know what those random files are Yeah, so my desktop is not the cleanest and honestly, it's normally messier than this guys getting footage from audio files Can be an absolute nightmare, so I always just make sure that I'm kind of good to go I just recorded the intro for The next two podcast episodes because one of them is gonna be a bonus So I don't need to have like a real-time one But I'm gonna go ahead and import that just to make sure it's all organized That's like my number one tip with audio I'm gonna kind of block this out But this is a sheet that my network has that has all my ad reads and all that I don't know if anything is important on here. This isn't old This is from 2019 anyways, so it's from like over a year ago But if I have as that day, which I normally do I'll just click that and then read my ad read Okay, so next I'm going to go to my drop box that I send to my editor So a lot of people were asking on my Instagram response to my Instagram story I don't have an editor for YouTube I like editing my own videos, but I do have an editor for my podcast And I've always had one because I am with a network and it has been the biggest game changer Alright guys, so I just found this filming corner in my room, and I actually really like it So I might use it for normal videos, but for right now, I'm gonna film Two little devotion things for the new thing. So I'm excited about that I'm gonna go ahead and film these and get some stuff done before Q gets here in like 45 minutes Life hack, life trick. I'm wearing the same clothes I just put that on over to make it look like I changed and it's recorded two quick videos Which I think way quick. I wasn't quick, but I hope that those were good I'm actually gonna edit those because Q has to record some stuff. It's three ten. I should honestly probably make lunch Put some broccoli and then I was gonna make salmon and then I realized the salmon was bad So here we are and then I ate white children She's it as I was waiting and watching the morning toast and now we're here Yeah, the salmon's bad because you made me order all those chipotle's on DoorDash instead of eating the salmon Out of the food that I grocery shopped to cook for you. Anyways guys, I guess that means we'll have to order chipotle No, we're not doing that. But it is already late today and now he's disrupting my filming. Oh my gosh I'm sorry. I was trying to disturb me and eat all the ants outside that we're trying to make their way in to Eat all of your bad salmon and cheese. So I got a package from Cynthia rally, which is very exciting They gave me something to wear on my birthday. I'm just doing a little small dinner party thing with fam Look how cute. This is so housewife vibes guys. So I don't know when I started dressing very sophisticated I say that once um, I love this. I also have another dress that I'm in between I might wear both of them who knows but this is super cute I'll link it down below the dress that I wore on Q's birthday for like his surprise thing Was also Cynthia Raleigh and that was like just the best thing ever. I love that also this mask seems like Genuinely the best mask I've ever received a few guys are looking for a cute one I'll have it linked down below and it says Raleigh. Okay. Are you ready? Do you want to film your videos? I already feel bad. So do you want to film right now?  We're not I Don't know why I set it without it's here. We're not Yeah, I just need to figure out what I'm doing. I Want us it's a telemarketer. I also For the I know what I'm doing for the main for the second video though I just want to decide the topic and then it'll be super easy like what verse I want to do So Q and I just recorded a podcast episode of us to you for The living room I'm saying that because I realized I will have posted on Instagram by the time this goes up very exciting Oh my gosh, Liz was send me a video of her mom with the slippers. I was like look at that Kenzie shoes Do you know what's so incredible going on Instagram and seeing that stuff from I love you so much already posted And I have to do it because it's not only okay. It's incredible. All right guys So it's 6 p.m. And I am done with work for the day today was very productive I got a lot of stuff done at some days are not this productive some days or more it just depends obviously working for yourself and Doing what I do like it's not a set routine every single day But I feel really good about everything that I got down Which is always the best feeling and I'm just gonna relax tonight I just like working on my computer and just like on a screen for so long and filming that I just want to like Sit down relax chill out So I hope you guys enjoyed that this worked in my life live I'll be answering questions in the comments down below any like specific questions about what I use Equipment all about stuff if you guys are interested in any equipment actually Amazon.com slash shop slash can see Elizabeth There's a whole woman tab where I just tell you guys like everything that I use but anyways I'm so tired. So I'm probably gonna go to the rooftop and just relax love you guys so much and I'll see you soon


We are now firmly in the middle of the second major wave of COVID-19. At least in Delhi and some other states, Maharashtra seems to be dipping a little bit, but Delhi continues to register record of new cases every day and more deaths than it has ever seen. Hospitals are completely chock-a-block. There are hardly any ICU rooms. Running short of oxygen, running short of essential drugs, which doctors have been prescribing. And the situation is grim. Now, why did this happen? Obviously, there were four key things that were responsible. Number one, there are new variants and mutations which are appeared to be more infectious, more contagious. And the government of India and politicians in general, the ruling party to a large extent, congratulated us that they have defeated. India has defeated under the leadership of the Prime Minister, defeated COVID. And a lot of foreign newspapers, foreign institutions also fed that feeling of euphoria and complacency. And the average citizen believed it's over. Let's start socializing right now. And if last year out of every 10 people, two were saying that, you know, you guys are the rest of you are all paranoid. Nothing's going to happen. We have to live our lives by January, February. Out of every 10 people who had been cautious, eight were saying it is time to now move on. Don't overreact.  And we've seen what has happened. So there are the three things. But what is number four? The number four is India's flawed vaccination policy. We were simply not prepared. We were overconfident. We didn't think we need so many vaccines and we didn't have the numbers ready. We didn't even have a policy in place to decide how to vaccinate people quickly. Think of Israel. It's vaccinated enough people to ask its citizens to stop wearing masks anymore. Schools are being reopened, right? Our record is poor. Despite the fact that we had said that we are the fastest in vaccinating in our people. We have to be the fastest. We are among the, you know, the worst affected people with a high population. So we had to be the fastest we've burned. And that is what we're going to be focusing on. How to get past this, how to solve this in today's News Made Easy. All right. From the first of May, we know that everyone who's above 18 will be eligible to be vaccinated. And estimates suggest that there are about 94 odd crore people in India who are above the age of 18, 94 crore. And each one of them will need two doses that makes it 188 crore doses. You need 188 crore doses for these 94 crore people. But we might not decide to vaccinate all 100% of these 18 plus people. Maybe the initial target can be 70%. And why am I saying 70%? Because generally it is believed that if 70% of people are vaccinated against virus, then the chances of it moving ahead, expanding anymore, reduces sharply. So that is what is called herd immunity. Now even if it is 70% of people above the age of 18 who have to be vaccinated, remember, you'll still need about 132 crore doses. Out of this, about 10.7 crore people have received their first dose and another 1.6 crore people have got their second dose as well. This is the data as of 19th April. That means another 120 crore doses are required to achieve that 70% vaccination level, which will lead to herd immunity. And if I think of the number of doses required to cover 100% of the 18 plus population, we need another 176 crore doses. Now how do we achieve that? The question to ask is how many doses are we producing every month in India? As of now, we are producing 8 crore doses. And if you think about it, out of that, 7 crore is Kovishi being produced by Serum Institute of India and another crore is being produced by Bharat Biotech, which is Covaxin. And by August, Covaxin maker Bharat Biotech believes that they'll be able to produce about 10 crore vaccines a month. So by August, September, we expect about 20 crore doses to come into place. What does that mean? Now remember that there is a certain amount of commitment that India has to export these vaccines. So let's say 90% can be used in India. At that rate, we will be able to vaccinate 70% of the target group, which is 18 plus by January 2022. That is by the January of next year. And 100% of the target population by April 2022. That's one year from now. One year of facing such surges, lockdowns, restrictions, social distancing. But remember, India is actually the vaccine capital of the world. It makes about 60% of all vaccines. And we have an installed capacity to make about 68 crore vaccine doses of all kinds, not COVID vaccines, of all kinds every month. That's our installed capacity. Many experts say that a significant portion of these are essentially vaccines meant to tackle viruses. So you'll need to tweak the production process. And in 5 to 6 months, you can use about 50% of that installed capacity to produce vaccines inside India. That is, you add your total capacity to produce vaccines goes up to 34 crore instead of the 20 crore. But that will take till, let's say, September, October to happen if the government decides right now to do it today. Then we'll be able to produce about 34 crore vaccines by October. And what does that mean? That means that if that takes place, then by mid-November, 70% of the target population will get vaccinated. And by January 2022, when earlier we were saying that only 70% would be covered, by January 2022 at that production level, we will be able to cover 100% of the target population. Remember, 70% is a reasonable target to achieve. But that means that in another 5 to 6 months, if we can ramp up our production significantly, increase it dramatically, then we will be able to target that 70% population by November-December. But there's a problem here. The problem is that vaccines are just not the virus, right? It's just not the technology or the know-how how to make it out of lab. It also involves various kinds of raw materials, various kinds of filtration processes, reagents and stuff like that. Chemicals which come from many of which come from other countries. One of which is the United States. And the United States has put an embargo on the export of these products and which is affecting Indian vaccine makers as well. And in fact, global vaccine makers are being affected by that. Even if we now shift to producers like Germany and other EU countries, it will take time for us to actually work out deals, bring them in. Again, the government has to play the role here. If the US is not giving you enough reagents and enough raw materials, then the government has to come in on a war footing and work out deals with various other countries and even put pressure on the US to, diplomatic pressure on the US to release the raw materials for vaccines in India. In fact, just a few days ago, Adar Punawala, the CEO of Serum Institute of India, actually appealed to President of the United States, Joe Biden, that please lift this embargo, send the raw materials needed for us to produce these vaccines. But unless that happens, unless the US lifts the embargo, our dreams of producing, ramping up our vaccine production is going to remain just that, a dream. Now, one thing is having the doses in place. The other is to be able to administer them, right? You need people who are trained to give injections, vaccinations. You just can't, I mean, you can't ask me to go and start giving vaccinations. So, we'll have to look at trained people like doctors and nurses. And how many do we have? We have about 12 lakh doctors in India and 31 lakh registered nurses, which makes a total of 43 lakh such people. Now, let's say 10% of them, which is a difficult thing to do, are used to vaccinate people. And we say that, okay, on an average, keeping in mind that in some places the average would be very low, which is far-flung areas. In some places, it will be much higher. On an average, they manage to vaccinate 20 people per medical practitioner, which means every single day, we will be able to vaccinate 86 lakh people. With 10% of the 43 lakh medical practitioners that we have, which is 4.3, 10%, 4.3 nurses and doctors in the vaccination drive, they will then be able to vaccinate 86 lakh people. On an average, every day, they just vaccinate 20 people per head, right? 86 lakh people every day means close to 26 crore people being vaccinated in a month. 26 crore people getting vaccinated in a month. Now, is that possible? I just told you, our total production output is 8 crore a month. So, we'll need to ramp up 3 times to be able to give that. And we know that cannot happen even if 50% of India's vaccine producing capacity is used for COVID vaccine. It will not happen before October. So, the answer therefore was always going to be right from the beginning, allowing more international vaccines to come into India. And we've just allowed it. We've been sitting on our high horse complacently saying, Atma Nirbar Bharat, we're only going to take Covaxin and we're only going to look at Covishield and nothing else. We should have acted. The government should have acted much earlier, last year to allow many more vaccines to enter India. Some of them would have failed. Some of them would have been successful right now. We would have been using them. It's now belatedly opened up. The government is going to now allow many of these vaccines. There will be a trial period and then it will be allowed to be administered to a larger population. But again, as I said, India is the vaccine making capital of the world. 60% of vaccines are made in India. So, how much are you going to be able to import in any case? All this should have happened much, much earlier, at least 4-5 months earlier. Just when the graph was going down, we should have been on a war footing and tried to complete the entire vaccination process by April-May. Instead of now having to wait till April next year or at best January next year. So, that's what we're seeing right now. Again, as I said, we cannot really hope that we'll be able to import. Our best case scenario is actually to ramp up our production. Do it single-mindedly wherever the government needs to fund overseas. It has to be done like a war economy would do it. And that is the only way to do it. And hopefully, hopefully it will be done. It requires strong political and administrative will. But let's keep hoping. There's no point in just sitting here and being gloomy.


Hey Virgo, here's your message for today Three of cups surround yourself with other people socialize Virgo You have a love message coming in from someone very sweet Maybe a friend or in a dating maybe you're dating or you're connecting with other people I do feel like there might be an offer for travel at this time or you may be connecting with someone over the internet There's also an opportunity Coming in for you golden opportunity Virgo. Don't miss this. This is an energy of success and winning Virgo, I feel like you're gonna be in a really great position coming up for your love life very soon You're definitely going to be connecting with someone during this time period. I see success I see winning. I see you being applauded recognized meaning someone halfway and getting over all grief and Pain Virgo. Enjoy


Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, giving everybody welcome to another edition of the Access to Trader dot com nightly wrap up show. Hope everybody had a good day of trading. Let's talk about the market. So last night's video, we talked about two things. Number one, futures after a really, really big run for especially in the last couple of days. Market had a break, right? But unlike most markets that have breaks, we did something very unusually yesterday. Not only did we take out the previous days low and held the rising five support, we took out the previous days high. So the question going into today is, can we bust through this level here that we talked about last night in the video that 284, 285 level. And the way we close, you saw a lot of names took out the previous days highs, like for example, no video. No video was a big one. We talked about that last night on the video. But more important was we kind of knew we discussed this level here for potential possible rejection at morning strategy because again, it's you can't trade blindly. It's so hard to kind of trade blindly and not know levels where areas of supply comes in. This is especially after three days of really, really good action. Market got stuffed pretty aggressively today and we saw the initial burst of really good buying today, especially names like NVIDIA Snow that we discussed last night, NVIDIA Snow, Coinbase. And then once they hit, once the queues hit this number, everything started coming in very, very quickly. The most impressive part at least for today was that many of the stocks did not take out the previous days low in today's session. If you look at the final tally, nothing bad, right? Nothing horrible. I saw the Dow down 350, the Nasdaq down like 40 points or so, but more important is what happens next. And unfortunately, what happens next is the event, right? We always talk about an event. The one thing we can't control our Fed days, earnings days, anything that we do not have complete control of the minute to minute hour by hour action. And tomorrow you've got the jobs number coming out. Again, you could be, you know, you could be however smart you think you are in the world. You don't know what's going to happen. Okay, nobody knows. Okay, you can make a guess. You can make a bet. You can you can have water cooler talk with your friends. Nobody knows what that job number is going to bring.  And that's the bottom line. So let's stop playing economists and stop playing and start playing adults. And that's exactly what we are as trying to reiterate as being professional traders. We're trying to take the information that we know is coming up that's out of our control and making the best of it. And that's exactly kind of where we are here. Going into tomorrow, right? Ironically, if you look at the tape, there's nothing really that bad that stands out. Yes, there's a lot of names that are sitting on the bottom of their channels. We talked about BJ last night, right?  I think this thing sees 70 in its near future, if not 67 going into next week, assuming the market is lower. But again, if you look at a lot of names, you're not going to see these eye popping names in the bottom of the range just because we have this big rally. But there are some, right? A name like, for example, like Generac, again, after the whole hurricane, Ian Iron, unfortunately events, it got sold, right? It keeps on getting sold into the hurricane. And now it's like one day away from the bottom of the range here. A name like, for example, like Docu, right? I'll definitely be watching tomorrow. Look at the bottom of the range here. It's held this whole range here several times here. So if it finally cracks tomorrow, if there's a bad jobs number, well, hey, again, we know what we need to be prepared. Even a name like Tesla, there just cannot rally. Just absolutely cannot rally. But look how tight this channel is. I know it's going to look like dental floss to a lot of you guys. But look how tight this 60 minute channel is. Something has to, you know, something has to give here. You see, they're going to take out the top of the channel here and have a really good relief rally or it's going to take down the bottom of the range here. The lows from Monday or Tuesday and it's going to start its next leg down. We saw earlier bets this week for the 230 puts. We also saw bets for Friday for the 250 calls. So, you know, something has to give here that the greatest thing about technical analysis is you don't have to guess, right? It's either going to confirm the bottom of the channel here and we're going to be prepared or it's going to confirm the top of the channel here. You can see here and we're going to be prepared for that move possible as well. So it all comes down to the jobs number. OK, I think, you know, you have to make a watch list. You have to make an actionable list that you want to be prepared for. But again, we don't know, number one, what the data is going to come out. And number two, we don't know how the market is going to react. So based on tomorrow's data, right, we're probably going to get a better clue of what the market is going to do. What we do know is two things tonight. AMD came out with and cut guidance, right? They cut guidance tonight pretty much to expect from a lot of the semiconductor names. They use the same language over and over again, supply chain issues, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So it's getting hit a little bit after the close. And a lot of the semiconductor names, they're getting hit as well. So that's not a problem. The most important part that we need to watch out for tomorrow is not necessarily AMD. Again, I'll watch AMD at the bottom of the channel here. But the QQQs, remember the lows they set a couple of days? Well, actually yesterday before the market rally. So the number to watch tomorrow in case there is a bad, bad number is this 27540 level. If the QQs start building below this 27540, then yeah, we're going to start going lower. We're going to start breaking and confirming below the five to 10 day moving average. It should get pretty exaggerated. If the market is good and the numbers are good and the bulls kind of hold on to the gains that we've had in the last couple of days, then today's high is that 284, 284.5 area is going to need to start building over that level. Price action is going to have to build over that level to see the continuation of what we saw for the last couple of days. So that's the macro view, right? That's the macro view. Everything else is just noise. Opinions is noise. Twitter is noise. Stock twits is noise. Facebook is noise. Everything. Your friends are noise. Every other trade, it's noise, right? We're either going to bust out above today's channel to the upside or we're going to bust down below yesterday's low to the downside and there's nothing in between. The question is how aggressive is this gap up or down going to be and how much meat are we going to have on their bones? Sometimes, again, when you look at technical analysis, the most important part is understanding and identifying the top of the range and the bottom of the range and then kind of omitting everything else. And this is how your game plan for the next day is going to come into play. So going into tomorrow, again, it's all about the data. We'll see how the day plays out. We definitely have our game plan that's ready to go. As far as today goes, I want to, again, give the bulls the benefit of doubt. Not everything exploded at the open. And again, honestly, we've had, I think the rally today lasted about 20 minutes. It really did. And then the rest of the day, the market kind of went sideways like literally did absolutely nothing. There was definitely some moves in the morning, the first 15, 20 minutes of the day, some aggressive moves. Some stocks did not confirm, but more important is the ones that did very, very well. So let's talk about this 134 on Boeing. I still like it. Never came close to that number. Apple stopped exactly again at the top of the range in this area. Square, I lost like 35, 40 cents on Square. Unfortunately, it got rejected right at the top of the channel. The Q's got rejected at the top of the channel off that 284's level. And unfortunately, Square just didn't have enough push to get it through. Coin, nice little scalp on Coin. 74, 63 needs to build. Here was Coin. It went to like the initial move was like the 75, 70. Ultimately went to like 60, 76, 20s before it went down. So nothing, you know, a cup of coffee there. Nothing crazy there. Eilemen never got there. This was definitely the trade of the day. NVIDIA 3321 needs to build. So NVIDIA gets above 3321, which was yesterday's channel. It gets above, you can see here, this is literally the whole day. It gets above this 3321. It gets above this Bollinger Band at 3427 and just rockets into the 13650s level. Really, really good move on NVIDIA. Obviously, it came in and obviously now it's having the aftershock of AMD's guiding law, right? Microsoft didn't confirm either. I still like it above this level. Snow is just an absolute monster. I just wish it was more liquid, but it really is an absolute monster. 18654 needs to build. Here was snow, right? We talked about snow last night in the video. So it took out this whole range here. 18654 went as high as the 18975. Held up really, really well considering how the market sold all into the close. Tesla, I still like there. BJs, we talked about this last night. 72 potential short swing below the 50 day. Not a big move yet, but again, these are not going to be these massive moves. Because again, they're slower New York Stock Exchange names. Here is a 72. Close at the lows. Again, it looks like 70. It's in its future. There was a sneaky pivot to the downside. Oh yeah, there was a sneaky pivot to the downside on Tesla. There was a real old buyer there. I got out a cup of coffee, nothing flat trade there. This one I didn't take. It was a little bit towards the end of the day. 41 sneaky chair needs to build. It traded to about 240, 280s before the market completely imploded. Nothing big there. So again, look, not every single day you need to have these rockets that are launched, but it's very, very important to be prepared so those rockets could at least be loaded. That's the most important part. Guys, big day tomorrow. We got the jobs number. We'll see exactly what happens. We got some longs we're prepared for. We got some shorts we're prepared for. We just need the number and see how the market participates in that realm. Guys, have a great night. God bless, and I will see you all tomorrow. Take care.


Hello? Chat!  I'm so used to being chat, now I'm not chat.  We aren't chat. I need to get a second monitor. Oh, should I have YouTube up on the other one? No, no, no, no, that's smart. Oh, there's Spider-Man. He's on the stream.  There we go. I'm out. Yeah. Alright. Guys, would you like to introduce yourselves and plug yourselves? Alright, alright. Can we get pictures of ourselves up there? Is that the thing we can do? Oh, me. Here, let me pull up, I'm literally about to pull up Instagram on my phone and put it on the webcam, hold on. That works. I love booty. Wait, hang on. No, I do. No, I do.   Hey, yo. You know this is the man that made this. The Facial God. Oh yeah, that's also true.  And then I have the Twitter man. No. The Baja Blast drinker. Yeah. Vanilla Ice. That's me. No, not Vanilla Ice. Vanilla Cosplays, baby. I'm not associated. I have no association with the rapper.     Well, your screen is the pause menu on stream. Yeah, I think I might have to make it my display instead of my fucking... Yeah, I'm just changing it to the display capture. Alright, let me pull up the stream on my phone. I want to read what chat says. You got two viewers out of me.  That's what I'm saying.      Alright. Someone said you leaked your gamer tag on Fortnite, Kai.  I changed it after the video. You doxxed yourself. I changed it after the video, bro.  Alright, address. You're subscribed to Sensational Spidey right now. My lot to announce. You guys can plug whatever you want. I was just going to say in the description you guys can find their links. Can I announce who's address I know? No. You can be specific to say the street and everything. I know everyone's address because of my Etsy, but I'm not trying to go to jail. No, I know a very popular YouTuber's address because he bought an Ant-Man suit from me.  I think I know who you're talking about. Is it Mr. Mask? Mask videos? No, I don't think I've ever spoken with him. Okay. I have a way that we play. I want to know if this sounds good to y'all. This is how I play with my friends. One of us stays on the ship and plays Five Nights at Freddy's with the monitor. Watching us and telling us about monsters to the walkie-talkie.  I would like to get some action personally. I would like to get some action personally. Let's all go out together at first. Yeah, he has to be the... No, sorry, go on. We just played Five Nights at Freddy's the whole stream. That's what I'm saying. Actually? Yeah, let's do action first. We'll just put the walkie-talkies I ordered back on the ship. Yeah, we'll go back to that later. Also, I forgot to say this. Every time someone donates, it plays a knocking sound. For you? Yeah, for me and my headphones. Someone just said they know my email. My email is a public domain. Alright, bitch, we drop in. Somebody said FNAF stream went. I wish.  Alright, wait. You're allowed to do that.  Like, quick sand. No, when I play with my friends, I experiment to see.  Oh, okay.  There you go. How good is the visibility out of that mask? Uh, I can see the game pretty well, as well as, like, not having it on. What do you use for mesh? I don't think we've ever discussed mesh. I use PC... Oh, there's the walkie-talkie. Oh, me too. I'll take the walkies back to the ship. I use steel mesh.  Yeah, just drop the walkies off in the locker. Nope.  Oh, god. I don't know what... I don't know what's wrong with me.  We need to get him on some pills. That's the problem, though. Oh, that reminds me. I gotta take my multi-vitamin. I already took mine today.  I'm not doing that. I recommend it. It probably worsened my autism, not gonna lie. That's real. Okay.  Were there three flashlights and I just missed one? Oh, no. There was only two. I only bought two because we could only afford two. You know what? That's fair. Oh, wait. There's a fucking... There's a thingy right here. I'm gonna take it out. Playing that company.  Oh, you got a sign. I got a screw. Hello? Where you left us, dude? Let me whack ya. I heard something. I heard something. Was it this?  Sounds good to me. Oh, I just heard a two.  And a screw. I got a weapon. Find any Uber guys. I can smack them. Oh, wait. Let me do an audio check.  I got another thing. We're in the echo chamber right now. What's quota? How much money we need to make? No. Is it 130? We already hit it.  Alright, let's go. There's nothing down here. There's no content down here. Dammit! Fuck! Well, we can make that jump to the left.  There might be content over there. We're going to have to. I've never done this before. I didn't even wait for Kai to move. I could have died. Oh, there's a flask over there. I'm scared to... Now let's go.  So it makes fucking... Well, I can see, but the darkness is way more threatening. You'll issue. Bro, no, I got this. Yeah, the monsters are going to...  Wait, wait, drop the fucking... Come here, come here, come here. Follow my voice.  He has it. Drop it, drop it, drop it. Drop the stop sign. He's so cooked. He's so cooked. He's so... Jake, bro. Something bad is happening. Oh, wait, wait, okay. We got to get Jake's body dog. Let's go. I can go first. Okay, I got him. I got him. Let's go. Bro, I'm edge of timing this motherfucker right now. See, I know the popular media, guys.  He's... Jake just said he's edging in chat. They don't even know what's happening yet. They're not on that level yet. No. But we can't go in the ladder.  Are you scared me? You're good. Fuck, I missed the jump. Come on. And you're working out yet you missed that jump. What? What was it all for?  Bro, hasn't been churning his thumbs. No. I used keyboard and mouse.   Mine's not.   It's okay. It's okay. We'll just send a letter to his mom or something. I don't like that noise. What was that? I don't know.  I don't know. That was, but we should probably leave.  I heard a horror movie noise.  That frightened me. I don't know what that was about.  He unmuted and played some video games. Oh yeah, probably. Suss. I'm deafened though.  Alright, I guess we just take off. W. Can we put his body in the thing? Actually wait, let me... Store item. It says my hands are full. Oh damn. It would have been worth a shot.   No, it's right. I was the laziest employee. No, but I should have been the most profitable.  Did you get the most profit? I got those batteries.  I don't know, I don't know. Yeah, actually, you guys probably deserve it. Someone in chat said they hate me because I don't like the new animated series. T'Nass? You don't like T'Nass? I've never watched it. It just doesn't look good to me.   What's wrong with that? Yeah, what's wrong with licking nut sacks? Pie.  That's why. We're going to get you canceled now. Speak for yourself, Kai. I shall work today. I'm not even sick. But a nut sack in fucking...    It's appealing to some people. No. I like how you're just standing there. He's like, I'm being serious. It's appealing to some people. Nope. Now, it may not be appealing to me, but neither is the new animated series. We got anything fucking... The computer knows what day it is? Yeah, it's Wednesday. No items in storage. No items in storage. Judgment. How did we get from tenast to nut sack? I don't know. It's a rave. We can... Uh... Pinch and roll. Oh yeah, party time. No pinch and rolly. No, someone asked. Are we going to land? Yeah, let's land. Where are we dropping? I think this place is fun.  And he cut out.  Oh yeah, we need a bike. Oh, I don't like this place. I got killed by bees last time. Just don't... Don't approach the bees. Avoid the bees. I know where to go, y'all. Where to go? Right here. Yeah, Cameron is right. Tenast doesn't feel like Spider-Man. What are you talking about? I don't know. I've never watched it. It's like College Era Spider-Man. That was done better in the 90s. Okay, but it didn't feel like an actual... Say what you will about the 90s series, but they don't feel like... I would argue that they don't feel like real college students.  I say that. I'm not a college student. No, but I mean like they actually feel like college students.  You got a point. There's email! Present! Look, I wouldn't know. I haven't seen...   I don't like that noise, dawg. I heard that crunching noise.  Oh, I'm not going to drop my flashlight. No, you will. Why? If a head grabber grabs it. What just happened? I got a hair brush. Oh, nice! You got a lot of hair. Ah! Ah!   I'm out. We did it!  Wait, I need to turn my mic on. My good friend, that mic is quiet as hell. Here, I turned it up. I turned it up.  Yeah, the Bracken.  That's like a no-go. That is a no-go.  Yeah, but like that motherfucker's fast. He'll probably find us again unless we're quiet. That's why we have weapons. I have a whisk. Can we kill him?  Yeah, but can he yield?  I don't even know if he needs... I don't even know if he can read. He is built different. Here, I'm trying to read chat to see if fucking... chat.     It's not that bad. Well, it's going through a filter for the game anyways.  What if I just screamed at the top of my lungs? Shhh.  Voices. I got a cookie tray.  You want the whole nine cookies? I think we can... We have Christmas. It's fine. As long as we're not like Ethan Bradbury like slamming on the mic. It's a 26 pound cookie tray. How the fuck...   Oh yeah. Where is it bro? Just run to the exit. Just run to the exit.    We leave. Alright, bye. Bro, they're such pussies. They're such pussies. Jake? Bro, they're so scared. Oh no, he is dead.  These motherfuckers though.  I did die. Well, I've got my... We can make some cookies. He can hear us though. Yeah, I know. There's content baby. He won't get any cookies when I make them. Motherfucker!  How's that gonna work? Well, I found it so I think I deserve the extra. Yeah, you deserve the extra.  I was the one who scared off that goddamn thing in the first place.    Oh, there's a... There's a giant. We gotta go. There's a giant. We gotta go. The ship's right here though. Yeah, we gotta get in it and leave. Where is he bro?  I don't know. I think he's right behind me. I'm not very fast. No way. Hello Kai.   Don't go out there.  He's about to get caught in the airlock. I'll close it itself.  Yeah, I thought it would kill you because you're in space. Nah, I locked my brother out one time and I didn't do anything. Oh, that's kind of funny. Fuck, I'm alive. Good work, boys. We made it and we still have all our fortnite loot.  Zach, did you get killed by the giant?  Did you hear me saying go without me?  The whole stream saw it. Okay. We have one flashlight. We have one flashlight. Yeah, I have it. Unless you have another. I took this one off your body. Did you recharge it? Nice. Good. Dad catches his son saying the N-word in Fortnite, Trio. So what are you talking about? My chat just likes to say things. I guess. Where's my... Oh, I'm like, where's my phone as I'm looking at my phone? On the next... Clear. All right, let's go. Wee!  What was that laugh? Oh, I don't know. That must have been a monster or something.  No. It was him. That's my... That's my Dane Dahon green goblin lamp. Oh my god. Wait, you're right. That is him.  I love him.   I found a ladder. I like Tazim too. I just think it's at its best when the movie isn't saying anything. There's no sound. Do you like the soundtrack? Well, no, I mean... Well, I was going to say the soundtrack is good. You just take away the dialogue and the movie becomes like a fun visual treat with nice music. It's my birthday. Now it's time for me to light my candles.  For real? I almost didn't make it. That would have been funny.   I think I can make that jump from this thing to the entrance. Okay, let's see it. I pray for your ankles. I have to get on that rail. Nice. My call it Tazim. That's acronym. Nice. 3 for 3, baby. Okay.    Oh, there's a turret. He's dead. Do you have a sign? I don't have anything to hit him with. He's dead. Oh, no. Oh, no. No. Don't go in there! This is going so well. Oh my god, where did that thing go? Oh, there it is. Let's go home. Yeah. It's just not worth it sometimes.  That's true, but we don't have a lot of materials either. That's true.  What?  Oh. Oh, this company... Don't ask for the song name. I can't tell you the song name. I was making a joke. Wait, what? Are you still carrying his body? Where are you? Oh, I thought there was just a bot. I thought I got in the train before you. Ben, I just started the ship. I didn't even check. And, uh... I don't want to get locked out. The door's going to close you out. Yeah, I don't want to get locked out.  Yeah. Ugh! I got this motherfucker's Zach in my arms. It's a little romantic. Sensational Spidey has returned from the dead.  I can't do it anymore. The mask comes off. Ugh! This is not very cool. I got to have a drink there. Let me make sure I don't look rough.  That's okay. That's okay.  Oh, you're like rocking back and forth and from the side it kind of looks like you're giving some top. Yeah. Oh, wait, are we at the company building? Yeah, I think so. Make sure you ring the bell seven times. No, no, no, no. I like playing Russian Roulette with it, though. Now, that's content.  So does mine. That's okay. I want my hair to be perfect, though.  I want my hair on. Uh, you know Jacob from... I don't remember their ad. It's like a rose. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. A dog-based dog, or formerly known as dog-based dog. Oh! I wish I had it. Yeah, he has nice hair. I'll take the PS4 if it isn't orange. I don't know. It either is orange or it isn't orange, and it is orange, but that's okay. Thank you.  It's all that goddamn loot, bro.  If you like the PS4 suit, you should check my Twitter. I'm selling one. No, I'm going to make a full one from scratch. Well, then you don't have to buy it. That's true.  That's, yeah. That's my shameless plug for the day. Really, should I ever heard the store? What they got in the store?  We still have a flashlight, right? Or did Zach just die with that? No, I haven't. Okay, sweet. Let me get Zach back in here, actually. Okay. He's so white. It was like a flashbang when the light hit his skin. I'm putting the- I want to put the mask back on so bad. I want to put the mask back on so bad. That's what the point of the mask is. It really is. They say that I need glasses and all that I can ask for. Oh, no, I was good. We were having tea. Why are we so sad, kid? Nice. Yeah, I wasn't dead.  I haven't even heard the full version of the real dream song. Hold on. Hold on. I got it for you. The gay version of the dream song. Oh, no, I've heard the gay version. Okay, sweet. Oh, I have not. Can I sing it? Yes, here, sing it for me.  No, bro, but this dream we're talking about, bro. Dream stands, be typing out on Twitter for Dream. That's my worst nightmare, I think. To have stands? Yes.  Is that why you deleted your discord? Yes.  Oh, no. Who's they? The people in chat.   The day the server got banned it was because three people in a row said retard and one of them was like quoting the last guy who got banned so I was like, don't even play like that.  It's over. You should have just had auto mod. That's unfortunate. Well, that's also the thing. If I have auto mod, how does the auto mod know who can say certain slurs unless I'm giving people like roles that are sus. But I don't want to tell people they can't say they're fucking, you know. You're not the one telling them. I love seeing the auto mod in Zach's server flag like just harmless messages. Yeah. And then people try to like work around it and send the same message like four different times slightly different. We pretty much have everything if we bought flashlights. First, still dancing. I mean, I'm dancing but I'm playing with transformers because I need something to do with my hands when we're not playing the game. Do you guys want to go somewhere eclipsed? I think that would be so awesome. Sinked up. Like the back and forth? That's very nice. Yeah, dog. I keep my little bro bumblebee at my desk so I can transform him when I'm bored. When I'm bored, I don't know what I do. Guys, we're going somewhere eclipsed so it might get a little wet and wild. Just the way I like it. So keep in mind we should probably be a little quieter while we wait for the package to come.   Time to profit off of your fans, Kai. No. Which lego person death sounds can you make? Oh! Run! I'm good at Django fat. Like he goes, he goes, I'm good at that one. Five nights at Freddy's. Five nights at Freddy's.  I don't like dogs. Oh, you can just move the computer? Okay, wait, we have to make it in a way so there's like a path.  Oh, shoot. Oh, it's here. Alright, I'm going to do it and I'm going to get them both. He's at the package. You're all de-stract him. No. Arse! He's not… He's not moving. Yuck he's going out. Oh my god… Seems to have an issue. That's Kai alive? Uh-oh.


So one of the questions that comes up a lot is how has the execution of strategy deferred from the conception of strategy, right? We've made this historical distinction between the two and I think the reason we make it in organizations is that we've drawn this analogy to military, right, which is the generals design the grand strategy and the troops just sort of execute. And with organizations in business that is not usually that productive. So instead what I'm arguing is that we really need a new playbook for strategy, where change is the thing that's normal rather than stability, where we are unafraid to disengage from businesses that are no longer really relevant, where we look at resource allocation across our whole portfolio of opportunities, where we have innovation as an actual proficiency, where leaders are what I call discovery driven, so getting new data and being able to adapt and react. And finally, when we recognize that more and more of our world is project-based and what that means in turn is the individual careers and individual moves are going to be geared towards what projects we're working on. Some people call this the tour of duty economy.


So why do math? Once you learn the foundations of math, that's where the fun begins. When I was a kid, we went on holiday to the US and I visited Thomas Edison's house and I wanted to solve things like he did. Who knew I would be discovering something called clausosymmetric sure functions that people didn't think existed? I'm really passionate about finding new stuff and I'm really passionate about mentoring and actually training the next generation of mathematicians. Math is for everyone. So if you love it, you work hard, you'll succeed. My name is Stephanie Van Willigenberg. I'm a mathematician in Vancouver, British Columbia.


Hey guys, it's MJ the student act tree and in this video what I want to do is I want to show you my little poker game Okay, and specifically what I can do my poker game is you draw five cards and then you can click which cards You want to discard you can see we've swapped these cards out. So oh look at that. We've got a flash We are very lucky. Okay, so what we're gonna be doing in this video is I'm gonna be showing you how do I Do this, you know when I click here it goes it changes it to swap and it says swap card over here Remember I have made other videos Before that show, you know, how do we check to see if we got a two pair? How do we generate these random cards? How do we you know do all that other stuff? But this video is about how do we swap the cards? Okay, so How it works or the logic that I've taken out is that when it comes to drawing the cards, okay? You would have remembered this from the previous videos I did where you draw the first five cards is I generate a random number for the suits and I'm generating a Random number for the cards value if the second card I'm gonna do this for all five cards, but if the two cards are the same it regenerates it But now in order to swap the cards, I'm not just gonna draw five cards I'm gonna go and I'm gonna draw Ten cards, so I'm gonna be drawing an extra five cards and you can see the logic here Does get a little bit messy, but basically what I'm just doing is I'm checking that each card is not the same as the other There's probably a more efficient way of doing that So if you can figure that out for yourself, that's great But I just have a little while loop that says while this card is not equal to any of the other cards You know generate another random number or while it is equal to one of the other cards generates random number until it is unique So now what we have is ten unique cards, but we're only displaying five of them In order to get the other cards by clicking swap here Then those other cards pop up So I'm generating the cards before the game actually starts But I'm keeping them hidden and when you swap then you can get them So what I need to do so this is the first thing is drawing the cards I have made a whole video on how I draw the card So if you want to know the logic behind or why the two random variables go check out that video Then what I do I try to make a swap card method But that that didn't really work too well Then what I want to do is each of my cards is a button So if we come here and click accept hand This is a button you can see I can click it and it's changing the pictures And it's also changing the state that my game is in it's going from accepting the hand Which will then take us back to the play method to the swap card method which will then activate the different things So we've got we've got some states that we're playing around with So yeah, you can see these are my five buttons. They all act very much the same I probably could have been more efficient with that as well But anyway, I'm not a master programmer more into statistics. So this is how I did it What I do is don't worry about the toggle that one there. That's just the general state What I want to look at here is this piece of code here So what I'm saying is I create these they basically are they toggle so I created them in the top here Here we go. Select one to select five. They're all set at zero If you click the button It makes select equal to one But if you click the button when it already has been selected so over here It's gonna go back to zero and it's gonna set it back to the old card Then what it do is if I click select here, it then puts this picture as the swap icon That's what that line of codes doing there or if I click it back It shows me back my old card face, but now it has the select one activated And this will happen for all the cards. So this will be select one select two select three select four select five Now when I click this you can see it changes the state. So now my swap card, which is basically my play button When I click that it's gonna display these different cards and let's go look at that logic now So what we do is we first say if all the selects are equal When we click play for the first time we want to just reset all the selects back to zero Then what we do is I have this code here so by clicking select you force yourself into toggle position one and What you're gonna do here is it says if select one equals one that means it was chosen We're gonna replace the first card with the sixth card and remember I'm generating the numbers and the suits separately. So I need to do both If card two was selected we're gonna replace card two if card three was selected We're gonna do that do that do that And then what I do is I change the toggle for the next date and I display the results Displaying results also recalculates whether it is one pair or not So if we click here, we've got the high card high cards terrible. We see we get another ace We didn't get another ace. Oh there. So you can see we got the two jacks Well, actually what I should have done is changed it And you know, that's the thing about poker Sometimes you just don't get what you want to get for demonstration purposes But what we do is we recalculate whether it was a full house or a flash or something like that We change our button to accept hand and we change a few things and we display our coins and our tokens And our winnings and all that type of stuff But generally that's how I had did it was in order to be able to swap the cards I made I originally draw 10 cards originally I make each of these a button by clicking the button it then tells that that all this buttons been clicked It then swaps the card saying all that button was chosen reap play that and that way I can simulate the feeling of drawing five cards Discarding however many you want and getting new cards to try and better your hand And what's also nice about generating the cards in the beginning is making sure that you don't discard the Queen and then you Pick up another card and oh my flip. It's the same Queen You know there could have been that probability if you just generate the cards later So that was my methodology behind it This app is available on the app store. So feel free to go and download it and check it out I might even put the code like put it on one of these code stores And then you can download the code and play with it for for yourself You can play the whole app, but that generally is how you swap cards in poker in Android studio Thanks guys so much for watching. Cheers


Hello K-12 online viewers and listeners. Thanks for dropping into my video. This video is all about steam maker, STEM, steam and maker education. This is aimed at beginners. Why and how beginners might start. If you're an advanced maker, good for you. Go get them. But nobody, if nobody's following you with what you're doing and in your school and you're by yourself and people think you're just that weirdo tinkering around in the other room, you might want to share this video with your colleagues. We're going to talk about bridging traditional STEM to phenomenal maker spaces. I'm Ginger Lumen. I like to work with reluctant teachers. Reluctant teachers, they want to do the right thing. I do believe that. They have heart, they have passion, but they deserve to know how and why things are going to work for them and for their students. So that's what I like to do. I like to work with those teachers. Let's jump on in. I've been working with STEM since back in 2004, trying to convince legislators to create advanced programs for gifted learners. This was done back in the depth of No Child Left Behind and we've built our STEM programs there originally. They start a lot and continue on with what I don't know. I'm calling them our teddy bear projects. They're soft, they're cuddly, they're familiar, they're friendly. Things like spaghetti bridges. I look at that picture and think there's maybe some low-level engineering going on there, but spaghetti bridges is something that we do on a regular basis. Egg drops, they're lovely, they're fun, intentional. Mathematics, the learning that's happening there. Yes, great teachers do put a lot of that intentionality and mathematics into it, but I think that too many teachers don't necessarily. I think maybe they do egg drops as kind of a culminating fun project and move it on and they call it STEM and it's not so much. I've seen even biology teachers work with animal adaptations and do things like paper mache. Are they teaching anatomy? Are they just doing it to bring in art? Is it engineering? I'm not sure and they do it at various levels of success. Of course, our more recent favorite teddy bear project is our bungee Barbie. I don't know, there's some worksheets here. We can do STEM with worksheets and I get why we do that. It's about reflection. It's about making sure to have that rigor in there that maybe that egg drop doesn't have and it's okay. I mean, it's better than just tossing the Barbie over the edge and saying yay, but I wonder if worksheets, I wonder if they really truly engage. I wonder if that's what really trying to do. I mean, bless our souls, we're trying aren't we? Many of our teachers in our schools have started to move or have already moved from STEM to STEAM to add in the arts. But what if we rethink technology and instead of saying technology because technology is everywhere, it's like making the tea thinking or something, right? What if we changed it to tinkering?  Little old man in his garage venting the neatest coolest next. What if we asked kids to tinker, right? What's the value there? What if instead of saying arts and thinking paper mache or crayons or paint or sculpting, what if instead we went with aesthetics? Because even an engine or the internals of a wind turbine can be beautiful, right? I mean, why not? In adding tinkering and aesthetics, I think we start moving into that engineering field a little bit better. And the world is going to be getting a whole lot cooler once we start moving toward that maker movement. A lot of people I talk with are say they're not sure what the maker movement is. Let me show you a little video. I'm Eric Radner and I'm Brent Bushnell, co-founders of 2-Bit Circus. And this is our Los Angeles workshop. We've set out to reimagine the carnival, the carnival of the future. The Steam Carnival is a modern traveling circus featuring high-tech games built with lasers, robots, and fire. It'll open in Los Angeles and travel to San Francisco next spring. We've already made a lot of fun games to inspire kids to pursue science, technology, engineering, art, and math, or Steam. We're raising money to finalize production, to secure locations, and to reach out to schools. Inventing new carnival games, coordinating mentors, and organizing a full, road-ready carnival takes resources. We've got great ways for the whole family to get involved, including special kits that kids can use to make their own futuristic entertainment and be part of the show. With the help of the community, we want to engage, entertain, and educate young minds all across the country. Tell all your friends support the Steam Carnival today. Thank you, and we'll see you at the Steam Carnival. Okay, how many of us look at that and think, oh my gosh, how cool is that? And how many of us know that we're going to have administrators or school board members or somebody who's going to say, what? Open flow? No way, no way. And I mean, that's what the modern maker movement is. It's just really, it's very cool, very interesting. By the way, drop into that YouTube link that I've got down there in the bottom and take a look at that video a little bit slower if you want to. But the modern maker movement is about getting back into hands-on building and developing persistence and grit, not only the grit for sticktutiveness, right, but also literally grit under our nails. And gosh, don't our kids need that? There's all sorts of affordable and maybe not so affordable hardware to get started. I'm going to let you go ahead and pause. Take a moment here. Google these terms. Check out their intro videos to each one of these and tell me if these aren't going to hook your kids. Absolutely, right? One of the best resources if you're interested in going in this direction with the best resources out there is a book called Invent to Learn with Sylvia Martinez, Gary Steger writing this. Their research is impeccable with this. Their ideas are solid. My colleague Kevin Honeycutt and I, when they first came out with this book, we dove right into it and we're so excited. We immediately saw the work that he and I had been doing for the past 10 years and the research that backed it up. So anybody asked, well, this maker space, what's the research behind it? Man, you better have this book at your fingertips. So if we have STEM and STEAM and we try to combine it with the maker movement, the old school, no child left behind era STEM with the hot new concepts of today, maker space. That's what I do. I combine these to where we can see how they come together and let's smash that stuff together to make what we're calling STEAMMAKER. It's a combination. It's a way for teachers to have trouble bridging that hot maker space area to see possibilities. But right now what I'm seeing is there's a gap. There's a gap that we're facing in innovation. We've got traditional teachers on one side and innovative jumpers on the right. Yeah? And the innovation teachers say, jump, jump, jump. And the more traditional minded teachers, man, they want to. They want to. And when the gaps were shorter and closer together, it's easy to make that hop, right? But each year, that gap continues to widen with each new innovation, with each new tool, with each new concept, with a new thought, it widens even further. And so the innovative teachers are yelling, jump, jump. And again, they want to do the right thing for their kids. They get excited. And when they jump, it's not always successful. They can't do it alone. They feel they can't and so they don't even try. And then we blame them. We could go ahead and blame them. Or we could build bridges. I love building bridges. I did it for PBL. And now we have what I think really is the great, the steam maker bridge between the STEM classroom and maker education. So I think steam maker moves us from the NCL, NCLB style STEM in a more engagement so teachers and students can find their way toward a more pure makerspace mentality. So let's jump right in. Our steam maker camp's a five day camp. It's 14 hour days. Now, this is because it was in the summer. It doesn't have to be that long all the time. But I wanted them, both the teachers and the students to really get submerged in the process. So where they would be almost forced to hit a wall, and then see their way through that. And yes, it's students and teachers coming together to learn. It's set for grades five through eight. Now I am working on a steam maker junior for the littles, right to see how and if anybody's working on that area right now for littles, I definitely would love to talk with you about that. But it's about again, merging that stem and maker ed. Our main goals. It's really about helping teachers see how to do the right thing. I really believe that teachers teach how they're taught. If we want lecture and teacher controlled learning, we should just run our pre service and professional learning that way. But if we went authentic learning, right? If we want teachers to learn how to let go of the reins, we have to role model and how they're learning. I want kids to know that learning is fun, and that they can do things without that permission to pee mentality that we forced on them. It's about them learning to know how to take charge. They can what they can learn, have fun, grow, fix it, do it. Absolutely. All of the above and more. So you see maker brings kids and teachers together as true co learners and collaborators and exchange mentors. If we want teachers to do good teaching and learning every day, they have to experience it as learners themselves. And they've got to do it with real kids in a real learning environment. When I first thought of building this bridge between stem and maker ed. I had no idea how to do it. And it's happening now it's happening. So let's talk details. In five days, strangers came together with a stranger. That's me. We had to start really small and we had to build a vision of possible. But I had to to build it and plan big because I didn't know who was coming to the table. I didn't know what their skills were. I'm going to guess that a lot of them didn't have a lot of practice and thinking and learning this way. But you never know who's going to jump in and go fast and really devour all you have planned. So I planned way bigger than I thought they would ever go. These are basic modules that we had.  I don't like stations either. If you guys can think of a better, better term, please shoot that my way. But these are the things these are the locations modules, because that's what I'm going to call it. Where we had kids diving and learning and playing. So let's dive in now. What are the modules that we worked with fabrics and wearable technology? Had it set up at tables where the kids got a little introduction of what might be there. Every group experienced every single module. They got a quick taste. They got two, three hours to work there.  And they all had learned very basic skills. Here's here's the thing though, every single kid wanted to learn how to sew, not because here we're going to learn this stitch and then that stitch. And here's the basics of the machine and let's die. I didn't do that. I said, well, let's make a backpack.  And that's what they wanted to do. And so had to learn how to sew in order to build those. You'll see on there the sewing nerd on YouTube, I put together a playlist. She is a great person to watch. She makes sewing cool and fun. I will give you a warning though.  You should preview her videos before you put it on your playlist. I did edit out not edit the video, but I did not put everything that I wanted to on this playlist. But that being said, I talked to the kids and said, Hey, you know, this is what she does. We're not caring about that. We're moving forward. You got to do what your community will allow your mileage may vary, do the right thing for your kids in your community. But then you'll see once they've got the basics, now the level one challenges to build something they're proud of that's that's their push through that's where they're going now eventually we'll get to the level two challenges. But this is just kind of the introduction again, two, three hours per module. Let's take a look at what Anna had to say. And Anna's kind of quiet. So listen carefully and you might want to turn your sound completely up. Now you see her pause there because she remembered what she's in right now is we set up a little those of you who remember those reality shows where they have the confessional booth. I didn't want to call it confessional booth. We called it a self interview booth. And we set up an iPad on a music stand with really strong Velcro and the kids walked up and they just pushed record and when they were finished, they pushed stop and I encourage them to make 32nd videos or shorter. I wanted them very short and so you can see she's getting ready to make a second video to kind of tell how she did the thing. But look at her look at her face. She's so excited. She worked four to six not 46 four to six hours on this over to the right. You see her taking it to the next level. This is part of her level two challenge where she has mashed up sewing which she had never done before and then made a headband and she's mashing it up with a different module which you'll see here in a second where she would be bringing in technology now because this was only a five day camp. We weren't able to go as far as we wanted to imagine if this was a year round curriculum headbands nothing. What she tells it is this is a headband for people who are going through chemotherapy and given more time she wants to develop a temperature sensor so it can give her an alert as a whoever is going through chemotherapy have an alert are their temperature too high is it too low how are they feeling and just so they're aware of self diagnostics. Additionally something she was really in love with was the idea of aromatherapy. You push a button or two and depending on how you're feeling it dispenses certain sense to help you feel better whether it's nauseous or you can't sleep or or you're too sleepy sort of thing so need a little perk up. She was really excited about that she had a list of about ten different things that this headband would be able to do once she was able to dive in and start playing with the technology. Possibilities are endless y'all. Let's take a quick listen to Marshall who had about two hours to work on lyrics learn software and practice record and revise. Oh well apparently we're not going to listen to Marshall. There we go. If you want to mess with technology and change the world, see Megas is the place to go yeah. Ginger by my side helping me getting up on problems and figuring it out. To listen here's the order goes in. Hey, what's the problem and brainstorm. Test, test, test fail. Invite way and try try again. Present and come on down. Let's go. Let's go make the world a better place.  Imagine if he had maybe a year round program where he could really dive in and get better. So in the music producer module they really were given a choice of whether they could build instruments or just make music. Some kids kind of dabbled in both but we asked them to go one way or another so in their two to three hours they could really dig in a little bit deeper. Remember on these tents we're seeing the basic level one and two. Each group gets about that like I said three hours. Level two is where we're aiming for and you'll see those in a minute. These are two girls who learned the structure of music and storytelling. If you've ever had kids work with garage band or any other looping software they just smash a bunch of cool loops together and call it a song and it's not a song. So once they've done that then I asked them to listen to a song that they know and that they like and then look for and listen for repeats and for some continuity and see if it just has any similarities to what they put together and through that discovery process I can predict where they're gonna make mistakes and I let them make those mistakes and continue to revise them. Girls did a great job with their music too. I'd love to share it but just let me know if you want to hear some more of these examples. One of the more popular modules we had was our robotics. Again kids had all sorts of choices of whether they wanted to code and redesign a strand beast or if they wanted to do building and programming. What we have here is most kids chose to go with working with the hummingbird robot kit and we'll look at some examples. I do want to let you know that QR code will send you to my YouTube playlist of Theo Janssen's Strand Beast which is a wind-powered robot. This was giving kids the option to learn how to design these creatures who walk on their own in the wind. If you haven't had a chance if you're not familiar with the strong beast you have to check that out. As I said most of our kids went and decided to design, build and program with the hummingbird robotics. It's a great program, great tool. This group that you see right here made a lion because their mascot at their school is a lion and it roared and it responded to questions you would ask. Another team made a monkey. My little fourth and fifth grade students made a monkey. There was a duck that quacked and moved and flapped its wings and its eyes glowed red and then another group made a baby who cried, cooed and shook a rattle. This is not something that comes with the hummingbird robotics. The kit, the electronics do but you make it do what you want it to. And it really expands up. The kids use the visual programming model. Pretty quick plug-and-play. Took them about four hours to get one going but the actual thing itself that you are designing is all your own. Circuitry is a module that that holds a lot of the hardware that we see in a lot of makers places because they're affordable, it's fun, it's flexible. Again I want kids to know how these things work. If you're working with makey makey or little bits don't just put these things together and say ah it's cool. How does the circuitry work? Why does it work that way? And you'll see on my level one challenge there. They could choose between the challenge A or challenge B. I wanted them to know how that circuitry works in our own homes. We're not just putting together toys here y'all. Here's a set of kids who were just beginning and starting to make their own. It's always, little bits is always so fun. They can start, kids can start really small with a five minute win to doing a huge cool stuff with our Duino and Wi-Fi and you really really need to look up little bits. Other things that you might use inside that type of module? Again feel free to pause and google these. You're going to fall in love. Teachers and students are like you just learned so much and if you can have a mentor come in who really knows electricity well your kids will play get hooked and then that mentor can really push them with the great high-tech vocabulary and other challenges. I recommend that. The most popular module for sure was the 3d modeling and printing. Kids want to print and I hooked them by letting them as they came in things were printing already but you know I mean right? I show them the things being printed on the 3d printer but I didn't let them print anything until they had actually learned to build a model. They have to build before they get to print and there are all sorts of different pieces of hardware that you can use with that. We love our maker bot 3d printers. There's a whole variety.  Other things that you want to include with that are your your model makers. Autodesk is really a great place to start. Very affordable I think. Free right? Thingiverse is a library of things that people have models that people have made and you can just print straight from those print what other people have done or you can download theirs edit it up change it around mod it and then reupload and print or or upload your own original designs which I want my kids to do. I don't want them to just steal other people's ideas and call it theirs. I want them to make their own and so I like to get them started on SketchUp. It's got a very low learning curve to it. There is some adjustment that to change the format of the files from SketchUp that goes over to the maker bots but it's doable. It's something that your kids really get hooked into and both the teachers and the students had a tough time really making something that in a two three-hour time period two or three period time period but again in this level one they were going to every module and testing it before then they were able to dive into their own choices in level two. Let's take a listen to what these girls had to say. So I'm Lily and I'm Lauren. I was just at both just at the 3D printing center and it was so cute because I finally got mine done and then they're already printing mine. I said there has to be smaller because otherwise I would have enough time to make it so here is the small little heart from them because I'm making them come in and cute and for those of you who know what they are you know they're awesome. Thank you. So um yeah it's pretty awesome. Lauren tell about your experience. I am good. I thought it was really fun except I didn't have enough time to print I'm not the most experienced person in that monical favorite of all of them. Lauren may have deleted her doghouse. A good day I guess. She may have deleted her doghouse but she was back in and building it again. Are you tired of having kids turn in halfway done projects or are only giving a half effort? What is it you're asking them to do? How are you hooking them in? Absolutely love these kiddos right? So what you've seen is just the bare bones of basics so far. Each group got about like I said two to three hours at each module. It was a taste. It was a warm-up. It was it was a lead-up to do this. This is what I'm really getting kids to do. This is level one learning in a full-time program but in a camp of five days this was our level two. I had to stretch the kids beyond just the ooze and oz of doing a quick thing but I needed to give them that quick thing so they could have a quick win because if I handed them this to begin with the quality isn't as high. Again I walk them up to more difficult things. I stretch them beyond and in this process of leveling up the teachers get reminded of the purpose of education with this level two. Maybe that's not the purpose of schooling but that's the purpose of education is to do good things for the world. So what other possible modules can we put into a steam maker camp? It's infinitely flexible. What else can we add that's cool fun that's learning and again high quality mentors will take the learning further. As a social studies teacher I'm actually at an advantage in this STEM type of program because I don't know and I don't even try to think that I know. This is one of those that I rely on connecting with the community and then the community sees what we're doing and begins to value it because they're an integral part. If I was a science or a tech or a math teacher I might think that I could do more and not need to rely on the community as much. Something to ponder. People always ask about the consumables and the hardware and the costs. My biggest tip is first of all go to makershed. They've got a great list of stuff you probably want to have. Of course your modules will need to be specific but then have some other stuff in general. Biggest tip buy inexpensive tools. Now not the ones that are just going to break instantly but not your top of the line because a lot of people want to deck out on top of the line. What happens is kids use these and break them because they're still learning. I like to have one or two top of the line pieces so that as they're learning they can break the cheap ones but if they really are good and have delved in they've they've earned the right to use the more professional level type of tools whether it's a camera or if we go to a table saw yes a table saw. Not everybody gets to go to that. You got to earn your licks on the handsaws and the hacksaws first. If you would like go ahead and pause and read these right here because overall this is why kids love not just steam maker camp but they they love all hands on learning by doing. That's what this is about. Parents and administrators during the summer were actually Facebooking me and teachers have even stayed in contact with me over the the duration of this year and and and on I'm sure and they're telling me about how they're remodeling and reviewing how they're approaching teaching and learning with their kids. See the kids in this were just the props. Remember this is about professional learning. I did this so that teachers could see how to redo their classroom. I can tell you about learning by doing and makerspace. It's not the same as being in there and being a learner. Remember steam makers about teachers learning. Kids are side benefit right. If you're interested in this you want to learn more about doing some maker education maker space steam maker camps for yourself. I do I do own the steam maker camp brand but you probably listening to this video or probably part of the choir you can dig in yourself. You can learn. Visit these websites. Follow these hashtags on Twitter. Get connected with other teachers. There are a lot out there who are doing this. Develop your own and grow. You can. I did. It's the steam maker mentality right. If this is what something you're looking about thinking about doing get yourself get your team together and ponder these questions after you watch this presentation. No further. What else do we need? If you have questions or you want to know more about me or steam maker camp let's get connected. I love to help teachers, leaders, schools, community rethink what education can really be. Thanks for listening.