Debbie dashing her and we're gonna talk about how you can write and publish your book in 60 days or less and Debbie has launched a lot of International media superstars and I'm gonna tell you a little bit about her I'm just gonna read her bio so I don't leave anything out and then Debbie's coming on live From her living room to join us. She is an expert in living a daring life and An expert in media and she is a sought-after consultant who provides media makeovers for global messengers I wanted to do this live for all of you because Debbie did a makeover for me That has been truly life-changing. She is intuitive She prepared for hours before our meeting. It was the most prepared VIP session I've ever had with any coach at any time. I was completely blown away I'm still working my way down the list even doing this Facebook video was part of her suggestion getting my podcast out I'm about to work on my book, you know She has been just such a blessing in my life and I hope she's a blessing in yours You may have seen her on stage. She does a lot of hosting for live streams and red carpet events she does a lot of celebrity interviews and she's obviously an amazing coach and her fame her her claim to fame is her ability to Help you become a best-selling author And to help finesse your media appearances. She does great media training her show Her talk radio show dare to dream has been syndicated on 66 stations And I'm gonna have her share about her program and she'll give out the link when we talk because I'm not sure which link to give out I want to be sure we give out the right link but her program is a guaranteed service for authors to help their books become bestsellers and She is the media Mastery mentor who helps you ace media interviews and she offers PR kits and teaches messaging skills to clients To help you become an even more successful leader in your industry And as you know, I am here to help leaders on purpose become better leaders and get their message out to a wider audience Help people become the leaders of their own life So with that I could go on and on and on I have a bio that just goes on and on because Debbie is so accomplished She's so amazing. She's so beautiful. I was telling her today when we were prepping for this interview. She's one of the most Loving amazing people that I have ever ever known and I just I'm gonna open up your comments on Facebook I love that we can do this He had to turn down the volume on my phone, right? It's like somebody's gonna figure out how to do both Aren't they? Where's that tech person? So with that I'm gonna bring on the gorgeous amazing stellar Debbie dashing or here She comes here. She comes bringing her on do do do do Here she comes All right, where is she Debbie? Where are you? Where'd she go? Here she is. No, there she is. Okay, boom Here she is. Hi Debbie Where are you? Okay, hang on there we go ding hi My video It's so good to be here. Thank you for that amazing delicious introduction I well it is I'm so honored to be with you know, which I love you personally and professionally and you've been such an asset in my life So I thought we could take questions a lot of people are Writers in this community We're already published or they're wanting to publish. So maybe you could tell us first of all What is the value of having a published book and why is it so important to one's media presence? You know the first two things I want to address as far as books go is it is the way to exponentialize your message and You can speak from stage you can have a podcast radio show There are a lot of ways to get your information out to the world a Book is a beautiful way that you'll reach people all around the world that you wouldn't know But also people that you work with or may be interested in working with you or maybe have a novel or a children's book Whatever the genre is, but you basically have a way to express yourself live out loud to a book I think it's an incredible legacy to pass on to people you love and know and I have to say that Today more than ever with all the distractions and all the people in populace It's so important to know how to be visible Successfully and a book is one of those ways to do. Yeah, it definitely is so I'm so glad That you're here and welcome to everyone that's joined us Terry and D. Marie and Kelly and Sophie Thank you so much for being here really glad to have you jolly jolly if you have any questions about your book writing Please put them in the Facebook feed because we're able to take your questions live We're also recording this so we'll send out the replay if you can only stay for 20 minutes We hope you stay for the whole thing, but we will set it out. Thank you for the love and please please please post your book questions So Debbie for someone who let's say for the person who hasn't written that first book What are the biggest pain points or resistance people come up against in writing a book like what stops people? 80% of people great statistic 80% of people Will not write a book and that's a terrible statistic They get stopped because first of all they don't know how to write a book I mean they have the best of intentions and then they think about it or sit down and they have no clue where to start No clue how to get it Brind it out. No clue how to finish it.  There's people who are right a few chapters and just get so exhausted by themselves There people get highly distracted by family by obligations by jobs by social media and not complete But I would say not completing and not doing it properly are the two biggest things and many people start to get into the process And they get super overwhelmed When in fact when you understand the methodology behind doing a book and how to do it properly It's so easy and that's why I'm teaching this class how to write a book in 60 days And I want to say that for any of us when you're given a recipe But I give you the recipe to bake a cake and you follow that exact recipe You're gonna bake the cake and so if you want to write a book and you want to do it successful You can follow the recipe to do it with your own words your own authentic voice Whatever it is that you're here to give Message to and you can do it successful. It's really really inspiring so Let's say someone Decides they're going to do this and they're finally finally going to get support Tell us about Your program walk us through a bit What the program is because when we were talking earlier today? I want to share something you said you said you're doing it by Tele-seminar correct by audio so people won't have to be visible which I thought was really brilliant So can you say more about how you're delivering the program and a little bit about how it's structured? So someone who's really ready to write that book and get it done with support. What can they expect? yeah, I actually chose not to do a webinar because I feel like writing a book is this very sacred inner journey and Outer onto the page or the computer and I wanted to set this up. So it's incredibly safe and Not anonymous. I mean we may know who you are. There will be participants will know your name You'll know my name on there with you live every week, but I wanted you to feel nested I wanted you to feel like there was a space where you could be created and let your imagination rip and Not worry so much about what you look like or how you're being perceived out there And also because we're going to have the opportunity during the class to read our work This is a mastermind experience. So as we get into the weeks There's an opportunity for you to volunteer and you can read a few pages of chapter if you like and we're there to Give you a lot of support on your work going out to the world Yeah, and that's so it's great not to see you right We just want to listen to your words you want to listen to the story like an audio book go through us and As far as the class to answer the rest of your question This is set up very much on purpose first class first thing we're gonna do a meet-and-greet Why are you here? What genre are you considering? And then I'm gonna break it down exactly What you need to do to get to a finish line of your book by the end of 60 days So eight weeks live with me super possible. The other thing is if you're gonna write a book Why not write a great book? So I'm gonna teach how to do a page turner I'm also going to teach how to get through writer's block and give you a lot of Fantastic tips how to show up and let your creativity rip instead of being stymied or overthinking things I have in the corner an amazing expert who's put out a great amount of work And he's an amazing author and he is joining one of our classes as the guest expert He's going to be coming in to teach his point of view on writing a book and joining us for the mastermind portion I'm very excited because I think adding new energy is very good. So tell us there's how many classes There's eight classes and then just give us the headers of each class so people kind of understand the process So they come in meet-and-greet what kind of book they want to write why they're there What they hope to get out of it and then just just the the bullets for each of the classes What what can they expect in that in that eight week process? Sure, absolutely, and I have to laugh because right behind me on this chair is a bag this big with all the stuff for the class You mentioned the beginning I'm a huge researcher and I I do I'm putting a lot of work into this So ahead of time, I know exactly the layout and how this is going to unfold. So I may do a little Jump over here great for sure Yeah, let's do it. Yeah So I can take a look and see Yeah, and we have well, I think it's really you know one thing that helps me when I want to get support is to Understand just a little bit in advance like what's the process because then my my body and my mind are already Enrolling in the class and I know I'm going to be coming together with other people that have that same goal to complete something really important So let's see here. Hi Julie. Hi Gilbert. Hi, Adriana. Welcome to the call if any of you have any books Excuse me questions about book writing. Please post them because I can see your Facebook feed Coming in and love having you with us. We've got a nice turnout today. This is super awesome Now I want to share something well be well Debbie's pulling up her class outline. I Have written a fair number of books and I've sold them as info books and I can't stress it enough I have a hundred ninety two page book I wrote on how to read drone hands and I included audios and transcripts and it took me about 60 days and really probably for only four or five days of solid work because of following this kind of process And at some point I'm just going to publish the book as a book And it's been one of the best Money generators for my business one of the best ways to garner speaking opportunities And the great thing with a book is you can offer chapters as as gifts You can give them as teasers. You can extract content for articles. You can turn it into a product It has multiple uses As one of my coaches once said to me a book is the best business cards you've got and if it's well written and a page Turner You're going to get media and speaking gigs like you can't believe because like Debbie said most people Don't finish the book only 20% of you will finish the book and that puts you in that upper 20% So Debbie tell us about The journey itself of writing this book in 60 days because I think the most awesome thing that you are doing and Honestly folks, I just want you to know cap pre caveat. I'm doing this once I'm literally doing this once because what I do out in the world is visibility I do I have clients who come to me with their book and I turn it into a guaranteed international bestseller I have clients to get the big visibility package and we work on their book But we also work in their visibility using media out in the world so that they start getting booked all over the place Right message with ease. I'm doing this this one time because for the folks who have not written their book I am showing up. That's right. That's right. This year it happens So here is that your classes class one is write a book in 60 days That is literally I'm going to give you the formula how to break your particular book down That's what I love is that across the board any book you bring any idea any genre You can institute it into what I'm going to teach you break it down and know exactly How you have to show up every day I'm going to be teaching you how to crunch the numbers to write your book and understand what you need to do either daily or weekly And also where to write. I mean, there's things like where should you be writing? Should you be at a Starbucks? Should you be holed up in an office? What hour should you be writing? What works best for you? How can you get it done? And I'm going to really teach you a lot of stuff around how to get it done so that there's a lot of ease So when we have numbers and you know, okay, I need to do this every week. This is what I'm going to do in order to make The eight weeks. Well, I want you to have a lot of ease there and not a lot of distractions I have to give you a little testimonial here Can I can I tell them about what's in your hands because you all know I'm a hand analyst, you know I've looked at everybody's hands. Can I share a little bit? Yeah, sure. That's good stuff So Debbie's life purpose is creativity and Manifesting creativity for others. So her purpose is this two-fold thing where she's manifesting your own creativity Which you're experiencing right now by putting this class together and then she helps people step into their own spotlight I mean, she's absolutely in her life purpose. I'm sure you can feel it but I I just want to stress that you are in your brilliance with what you're doing and You know, I I just stand behind anything you do because you've helped me so much and I'm so much more visible Because of your support. Thank you. Thank you for saying that and yeah, I Really appreciate it and you're so brilliant at what you do and it's true, you know I'm we all go through life. Sometimes we know exactly why we're here and sometimes it's a little bit of a Switch back trying to figure it out and I was born everything you look at my numerology My name my birthdate my hands everything is all about mass communication. Yes, so I show up You know, whether it's the red carpet or its books or people needing, you know A little open up the door there And I also use the gift of Claire sentience when I work with people because it's so much easier Then trying to figure things out an intellectual level. So between the two I'm showing up just because look my soul decided in this life That's my path. So here I be folks That's great. All right. So week number one where to write how to write laying it out getting everything getting the foundation in place All right, what happens in module two module two is called designing and telling your story I have to tell you I am now that I'm reading these I am dying to click on each one and really start getting into it Because I'm getting very excited But think about that so week one you are learning exactly what you need to do and you're starting to write by the way You are starting at that first class week two now you've got some stuff That's happening. You've got something taking shape and form now. I want to talk to you about how to design that How to actually tell that Week three that's when we're dealing with the page turner. I really want you to crank out an amazing book I want you when your book is published in this year I want you to be able to sit back and say that was fun That was good work. I put my heart and soul into that and look what I created Big time. Yeah Week four. Oh my god. Am I excited about this? so week four is Writing about fear I'll give you a little secret here But it is my contention that we need to write what we're most afraid to talk about I'm typing in notes to the group.  Yeah, I absolutely agree. That's where the power is That's where the power is That's right Okay, so fear because it's just energy and you let it rip and then it has no control over you But it actually works on your behalf and makes people fall in love with you and you can create a really interesting character if you're not That's right. That's right. So So Tell us about the next piece Last five yes Dying to open these oh my god these folders. This is killing me It's good to be succinct on Facebook live. Don't open the folders yet save it for the class. Oops. I double-clicked You know that is gonna be a class solely on writing tips and I'm and that's all I'm doing writing tips writing tips I'm teaching from all points of view things that are possible. There's also any expert is coming on And it's gonna be available to everybody. You're gonna have a lot of questions this person I'm thinking I'm under wraps until the launch and Also, this is a time for the class to come forward like lots of questions because you're deep in it now You've passed the halfway mark and there's gonna be a Sometuous time to start sharing your journey, but I mean the journey through reading your pages. So we're really checking in and I'm so hard to not start sharing completely, but it's all about viewpoints. It's all about secrets. It's all about The various acts of a book and structure. It's all about general writing wisdom and How not to overplan? How to just get going? I love that right number six class number six is Oh, it's the engine. It's the engine that drives your book And that's a big secret and it's never what you think it is. Can you give us an example of an engine? So to give you an example and not give give it away. So there's an engine I would love to hear what people think actually What they think an engine is that would drive your book. I'm completely open to hearing your points of view But I'll be right in there. I'm gonna ask them. What do you think? The engine of the book is great And you might think it's plot You might think it's characters. Mm-hmm. I Think it's probably a motion, but that would be my guess Could be wrong, you don't have to tell us all right, so that's the engine I love that. Let's just leave it suspenseful Yeah, and I'll give you a word and then you may want to okay come by and figure out what the word is But it's actually information density information density Information density. Okay, cuz Gabriela wrote in she said your purpose And it your purpose You know because that would depend what kind of book you're writing. That's right Cuz it could be a could be a coffee table book But I just want to say information density just so you have it's really about you're just right for you The density of the good stuff in the book. It's about conveying information in a pleasing and gripping way So those are two different right juxtaposition pleasing and gripping like wow So how do I do that? How do I get all the bells and whistles down? What is the soundtrack of my book right? Right okay, so number seven what happens number seven number seven is the writer's checklist So this is okay. We're second to last class. We are together because I really want You to know you're gonna be held to this class. So you're on track. I'm showing up live You show up live and let me tell you this is more than possible So when that happens, we're gonna go down the checklist. So you make sure that? everything you need is a line for you to complete by week eight and Then week eight I will tell you that I already have people signed up and registered for the class sending me questions And I love them. I love them because they're hungry I love them for they're so ready and I already told them like yes, we have a Facebook private page We're gonna have our own group to you let it rip because I am here to serve you and help guide you in the best possible way So week eight is our wrap up. This is gonna be our celebration class It also are making damn sure Everybody's ready by the end of that class to get their book published. All right, so tell me. Yeah, sorry interrupt Where do they go? Where do they go to find out about the class? Ah? well, I Have and you'll have to forgive me. I sent that to you. So let me look for that, too Oh, you have to look keep going talk about that. I'll pull up the link and I'll make sure everybody has it I would love that. Yeah, is it my bestseller book calm Well, my bestseller book comm is how to get your book once it's completed into bestseller set Okay, finish your book and you're ready to let it rip into international bestseller plan. That's a guaranteed service Absolutely, that's the website. You can also write to me bestseller at Debbie bashinger calm They're very interesting spelled names great because I have multiple links for you So if you want just paste the link into the chat, yeah, and I'll just make sure everybody's got the link Okay Because I know many of many of the people in our community are writers and thank you all for joining us So great to have you all with us And I would say the Debbie dashinger comm slash replay will take you right to the registration page if you're hot and ready and Great, you're wanting to look at the webinar. I will get you that and I just passed by at Lincoln such So we'll get that for you easy peasy lemon squeezy. Okay, great I'm gonna give them the I'm gonna give them the link to the webinar in case they want to get more information Okay Wonderful so okay, so they've gone through this class They have a book Then what? Well, then it's publishing time right before you publish. There's one very very very important step There's a couple of very important steps, but the most important steps. Dear God get it professionally edited Please please don't think that your friend is gonna read it and pick out the little mistakes Or that you're gonna read extra too close to your material must Must put aside an investment to have an amazing editor because they will shape your work You'll make it so professional beautiful and they'll find anything that's erroneous with it and clean it up That would be your next thing and most important thing. There are other steps. Would you like to hear? Yes? I would like to hear definitely The other steps would be you need a fabulous book cover And if you're gonna do a book cover, well, you want a picture that represents your book and I would recommend either doing dark background with white writing or white background with dark writing very simple You also will need endorsements. You want to make a wish list I was just on the phone with clients today talking about this the endorsements for your book We want to create a wish list who are colleagues in your field like anybody you could reach out to to write your endorsement Who would that be? Anybody in the field that you don't know it's fine and go to the website and get the contact information Anybody in your life who's notable who has a name and some sticking power or as a fellow author Who's noteworthy so put together a wish list you want to write a beautiful little email Sussaint and say this is will you write an endorsement for my book if so I will send you a galley or a proof if you do I need to be very definitive by the state I will also need to know what is your name how you want to spelled and the title and Let me know I will send you the proof of my book Some people by the way, just you know how the world works today Many people are going to read your book and send you lots of love and write something fabulous Some people just say no what long move on and there are people out there Which is so busy will say do you mind terribly to send me a sample or two and I will pick from the two endorsements And put my name to it right so just keeping it real that will happen with some people But you do want to get those endorsements and listen if you get a huge name if I write to bet middler and I say they bet If you don't mind, I love an endorsement for my book Sophie can we talk and bet writes back Debbie baby? I got you and she writes Debbie's words are like honey. They changed my world and I'm singing her tune.  I'm going to lift that and put that right on the cover of my book right atop my title everything else Is that's what everyone's going to see? Yeah, they will buy my book because of that endorsement that made that's right That's right. All right. Well, does anyone have any questions? We got a nice turnout here on Facebook Please type in your question for Debbie and we have a little delay and we will bring on Bring on the questions right about now okay And while you do that I am so shy so shy Silly creatures. I know silly creatures. Come on silly creatures This is your opportunity to ask anything you want anything you want not about Los Angeles, but about Just you know what what is the book in or just tell us yeah the book you want to create out into the world That would be wonderful too. Yeah, maybe just if you all you would just type in the kind of book You don't have to give it away, but is it a healing book? Is it a self-help book? Oh Here's a great question. This is from Ashley What about the marketing part after the publishing? So you've written it you've published it. How do you market it? Wow, I love that the question Is that huge? Yes, huge question. So it is gonna lie But let me see what's possible um so, okay Marketing thank you for asking that because marketing is tremendous. You can write a book But who cares? Okay I'm trying so hard to send this to you. Oh, what are you trying to send? I'm trying to send you that link I think I already posted the link you can just answer the question. So what about the mark the links already out there? What about the marketing part? Yeah, don't worry about the link great We'll go out to So the marketing part maybe you can give us an example of you know a client that you worked with They got their book done they got it published and then what were some of the ways in which you got it out there for them Sure, so wow well, it's ongoing, you know, and I even have clients right now I just want to adjust the marketing piece though because a lot of people write a book and they don't recognize that This much of the book is in the front side Really the 90% is on the back side. So if you don't have a marketing plan your book will just be sitting on a Print for demand shelf somewhere and not be read and that's not why you put all that hard work into it So marketing is everything you need a plan a plan usually takes six months to a year Unless you hire a team like myself to handle it for you Then it can be done much quicker and much more efficiently while you do your brilliance If you want to do your own marketing plan by the way, I've got a product easy peasy You can do it on your own and you need a timeline That's the most important thing is to understand all the components of what goes into it Every single one of my clients are different because they're all functioning at different places, right? So right now for instance my client Steve I'll talk about you're gonna roll out his book in two weeks and Steve is a team So every time we get on one of our collaboration calls And I my team is working hard so I guarantee what I'm gonna do, but Steve likes to play a huge game Steve is very visible in the world. So we're gonna take his book where we never had before So we're gonna be doing all new things with Steve and all the press releases and all new book video trailers and Have him do other videos. We've got massive social media being signed up. I'm gonna do a massive Twitter I'm gonna do something new for him a massive Twitter a Splurge like I've never done before with all new Twitter followers with millions of people out there We're gonna get his book into all new hands. We're gonna the CEOs of these massive companies that he works with We're gonna work. I'm gonna do a Facebook live, you know There's so there's so many pieces that go into it, but it has to have a trajectory So by the date of your book launch Everything's in place There's a lot of knowledge out there that your book exists that you're doing something special and then Everybody's in and they want to buy your book for your book launch So I just want to interject here if I understand correctly and for everyone watching is that your program is the first piece It's to get the book written total and then after that you need an editor And then if people want to hire you or use your program to market the book That's the next piece and does it make sense for people to also maybe simultaneously? Begin incorporating the marketing piece and studying it so or should they just wait till the book is done Do you have any thoughts about that? I do You know, I think that writing a book is a feat. It really do and I think it warrants our attention So I would highly recommend look if you want to get a program that you can listen to as you drive Or as you walk and start absorbing that that's perfectly fine while you're writing your book 100% but otherwise I would say just focus on the book and as you get close to the end of the book or when you're about to Hand something off maybe to the editor then you can start focusing on that if you're going to do it on your own Otherwise if you're going to hire some people to do it absolutely I would say when you know you're close to the final draft of your manuscript Yeah, you need to know what your next steps are marketing wise terrific And I and I'm assuming towards the end of the class you'll let people know how they can continue With you if they would like your support. Yes. Oh, yes, because I am a thousand percent about building relationship Yeah, I mean the reason why people work with me come back to me when they translate their book into another language or Have me on retainer. There's a reason. There's a real solid Relationship there's a lot of value that's provided so hundred percent You know anybody who is ready for the next right step. I am so excited to keep guiding them This is my field. This is what I love to hear. Well, it's in your hands, too Your life purpose is is creative messenger in the spotlight. So there you go. Um Yeah, alright, how to write your book in 60 days. What are we talking in terms of the investment? How much is the investment for all that you're giving them? Yeah, absolutely. You know the investment really is $1,997 but because I told you I'm doing this one time only First of all, I've included unbelievable bonuses that I'm super excited about tell us about the bonuses What are the bonuses? Well, you know about the expert. I already get that away. So famous expert. Yes famous expert We also have a video your first the second you register you get your first writing exercise Which is it's very powerful change my life as a writer. So I'm sharing it with you You're gonna get an audio that starts breaking down writing I don't even want you to wait till the first class. You're gonna start getting information right away There's a video that's phenomenal tons of information Lots of guidance and I think you're if you have any anxiety about writing or meeting the deadline I think all of that's going to go away and you're going to know I got this. This is going to happen So there's a ton of information that's going to come your way. There's the masterlining group There's the private facebook but private facebook group for just us And I am taking the price because I'm doing it this one time only Down to six hundred ninety seven dollars. So if you want to write your book if you want to show up live So alive to help you and To make it easier for anyone who feels like even that may be a stretch You can pay three ninety sought three ninety seven for two months This is sort of a no-brainer Six ninety seven to get your book written in 60 days Like I don't know a single person who's in business that can't swing that So I just want to say to everyone listening if the time is now What are you waiting for right? It's a year is now to write your book and hello This is a one year of manifestation Yes, it is the universe could not be more at your back next year is a two year That's about collaboration and being in harmony with others if this is your year If you have a book this is the time to do it and you know Before the end of the year you could say i'm a published author you may be able to say i'm a best-selling published author I love it. I love it. This is so terrific I'm welcome to everyone who joined us erica and holly and trish All right. All right. Yeah You know i want to ask i do know chris. She's hilarious I want to ask you about your book what tell me what's going on with your book Are you hitting any hot holes that are throwing you are you? Um, is there any discomfort or are you asking me? I am about my book Putting you on the spot Well, I have not started writing my book my next book because I've been launching this podcast But I I think you're probably the fifth person in two weeks who said has said to me How's your book coming? I'm like what book you mean the eight different book ideas I have so I'm very excited about this class personally I think it's going to be a game changer for me and my book And I hope a bunch of you listening are going to join the class as well Um, wouldn't that be fun? Yes us us soul sisters and brothers that all know each other at the end of your class all have Our books our next books. I mean for me. It won't be my first book But I want to write a different kind of book So if I'm gonna if I'm gonna share a little bit about what I want to write about What I've been asked to write about And I like to do things in response to my environment. That's how I create best is enough people ask for it And I sit with it and go, okay. Yeah, I'm willing to do that is to write about my own spiritual journey To write about my own life because it's highly entertaining especially me and it'll be fun to write about I think it's relatable, but I think the main thing that I hope to convey in writing about my life is What it is to be free But real freedom is and you and I were talking about that earlier I'm pretty good with just flying by the seat of my pants and letting The universe take me where I'm supposed to go and almost everything that's unfolded in my life. I didn't plan I had no idea it was coming All my friends, I mean you and I like how did we meet? I don't even remember We just kept bumping into each other and the universe kept bringing you Into my field and I thought okay. She and I are supposed to be friends for life Right, you were one of those You know the keepers So for me, yeah tribe tribe. So this book is very much about digging very deep and sharing With the reader What it was that has prompted me to say yes To these opportunities many of which were very scary Unconventional there was no blueprint For what I've attempted to do Um, I sought out people that had expertise. I mean I've spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on courses and apparently I'm now spending another 697 as of today I'm doing a class everyone. I'm doing the class. I didn't I wasn't sure what she's Right, but I want to do this class because Um, I don't want another person to ask me how the book's going and for me to say I haven't I haven't done anything on it And this book has been requested of me for about 20 years and I feel now 20 years I have some hindsight and a bit of maturity to share About how I have allowed my life to unfold organically and what it's allowed me I make a lot of money doing what I'm doing. I mean you my surroundings. I apologize everyone I'm in a one-room Airbnb because my house long story under construction And I'm not going to move back to my house because I don't want to I want to go to france and abiza So that's what I'm going to do. Maybe I'll write the book from there Um, but that's what I mean. My life just keeps doing what it does And it has given me great courage and great fortitude and basically what I'm trying to say is so much fun Right. I get to hang out with people like you debbie The most wonderful people in my life and my work allows me to support people in being Their true authentic self. So I figure if I get If I get real and down with the reader about my real authentic self, I tend to hide I don't really like to be vulnerable about myself and I think that this would be cathartic Even if I never published it just to write it just to write it would be A healing exercise so I love that by the way What a beautiful way to end not so much the not publishing thing we can talk about that Oh, I probably will I'm just saying to anyone hesitant to put the word out there Write it as a healing exercise and then you can decide once it's written. Oh this. Hey, this is pretty good Maybe I'll publish it, but I think if we take things in stages In steps life is so much less overwhelming. Don't worry about publishing it Don't worry about the marketing. Get it out on the page. Get hundred percent, right? Yes, because if you take that point of view if you literally write from the point of view like I want to heal What needs to come out of me just to trust that flow? That's the book right there and of course editing, you know, you'll take anything extraneous that doesn't belong It'll come out later. That's another tip by the way. Do not edit as you write Just write let it flow and trust that later That's another process and if you have a big critic that shows up a lot and tries to Edit as you write or tell you oh, well, that's weird. Why are you sharing that or that's a little too much? You know, we don't talk about that in our family Thank so much the critic. Thank you so much for sharing I was really cool of you to show up, but I'll tell you what I'm going to use you later When it comes to one of the other drafts and editing but for right now You know, I just need the people willing to show up and tell the truth So trust that fantastic. Yeah fantastic. All right. Is anyone have any questions? Here on uh, facebook about Your book or are you do you dare to post? Even the theme of what you think you're going to write about? Yeah, or maybe tell us what stopped you from writing Or what you're afraid of we're open for free coaching. Do you know how much it costs to hire us for coaching?  That's Well, oh man Okay, well, you know, you can bring them to water. You can't make a drink and people are shy And I totally get it and their names associated with their questions. So what I want to say to you all Is what's uh, let's give them your email if they have questions. What's the best way to reach you debbie? Yeah, I think that email I gave out earlier is a great email because the support team also sees that it's best seller At debbie dashinger.com. So it's best seller and you see my very interesting name d e b b i D is in david a ch I am ger.com And just send me anything there. Also, she's going to put the links for the webinar. Look, it's a free webinar hour and 24 minutes of me sharing Everything about writing nothing. I've covered here by the way, but unbelievable point. So please enjoy that and once you register You're gonna start getting lots of free stuff. I mean, you know free this minute audio with new writing tips A report that teaches you how to write a book. I'm really showing up Uno in one one time to do this. So I love it. Well, I love that you're doing it one time And then you can turn into a product and it's evergreen, which is brilliant. I'm a big fan of do it once rinse repeat Um, the price is right and I just want to say to you all if it's time to get your book done I'm going to do the class. I've decided I'm doing the class I don't know how the heck I'm going to do it with eight bazillion things I have going on But I love to work. I'm a workhorse and frankly, I've been bored and I need another project, right? I launched my podcast that's going great not bored with that But it's underway and I was laying in my bed last night going god, I have got to create something That's when I so created when I create. I'm happy. In fact, I read a quote today and it said something like instead of Noticing what's not there and wishing for something in your future create Create now is the moment all we have is right now and create will bring it Forward right and you know what one thing I know about life is the moment I step into creation Things start showing up the most magical miraculous grace-filled things. I would have never anticipated. It's Absolutely had a step into the treasure of your life. Oh, it's so so good. It's so good. All right, everyone I posted the webinar. Okay. Here's a question Um bamboo writes in what about nonfiction I mean, is it most of the stuff that people do with you nonfiction or is it all across the board all across the board Um, so what about nonfiction? So I I'm not sure what that question means, but yeah, what about nonfiction Right, but do you mean do you want to bring it to the class than a thousand percent when I say all It's not only all genres. By the way, this is a global class So your fellow participants will be I already know we have Canadians in the class You know us people someone from England. So just know people are coming from all sorts of places And that's all you need is to want to be an author. That's it. If you have nonfiction full steam ahead Well, I know that bamboo here um Is a phenomenal uh healer and teacher and I've been on her case About documenting and writing a book Kind of two books. I think the first book would be actually this is my opinion, but Would be the book for the technician and then a book for the lay person or the book for the lay person and then book for the technician because Um, she's got one of those amazing science brains, you know, there's this incredible Reservoir of healing knowledge and I and I know for bamboo Because we've known each other for such a long time.  I don't mean to talk about you like you're not there bamboo. You were such a compelling funny in terms of humorous witty speaker and um audience is just to door her because of her warmth and her Self-deprecation a couple with this wisdom. So I I think I hope that she does the book too I hope she does the class with us And I love that you're a healer and also involved with science. So because you've got that healer aspect I'll give you a little tip here With all the possibilities of what you could write And maybe you know full well what you want to write and if you or anybody else who's watching listening doesn't Ask the book Literally the book is an entity waiting to be born in the easiest conversation you can have is to ask the book What do you want to be? And let it guide you and it happens while you write too if you ever come across anything I don't even believe in writer's block.  It's going to have its own journey It's good. I mean it's phenomenal. So talk to the book What kind of book are you here to write and it will help you to write? Oh, so debbie any final thoughts for our viewers today about writing their book in 60 days? Yeah, I think that um You know if this has been on your bucket list or in your heart Or has felt like something, you know, you've entertained on some level But just never knew how to get behind never knew how to step forward or even like bet You know, I have other people who are coming also written books and just like i think i'm going to do it This way this time Whatever it is, you know, just honor the calling if you're here you probably have a calling There's probably a reason that you want to be an author just honor that journey eight weeks That ain't nothing in the scheme of life Right, but the legacy you leave behind when you have something you print That came from you through you out into the world There's a reason why you were given the book and the message and you also have the power to make it come true So go be an author. That's great. Thank and you're welcome bamboo. Thanks for being with us Uh, thank you debbie, you know just last night I pulled a book off the shelf here at this where i'm staying at the airbnb and there's all this All these amazing books like some of them you would know And some of them i've never seen before and some of them about ufo conspiracies and like they're just fantastic books, right? Christianity and and kabala like it's all over the map, right? And so I pulled a book off by remember leave omen. She's still alive She was engmar bergman's muse that amazing norwegian actress. Yes, she wrote two Uh autobiographies and so I just started reading her autobiography last night changing And it's interesting the timing of this because I started reading it. It's such a beautiful Transparent book. It's almost like you're inside her head and she's sifting through the thoughts of her life And it I found it very inspiring so to talk with you today. I'm like, yeah I it's I want to write an autobiography. Yes. I really want to Share what's clanking around in my head in my heart and just get it down on the page for starters because in reading her book Um, I could feel the freedom for her as a soul Of course the book sold millions of copies and it empowered a whole generation of women in particular to really appreciate Their femininity their creativity and that's the power of a book is that when we really put our souls out It empowers others to um be their full selves and I think debbie you're such a tremendous Uh champion champion For the the messenger who needs just a little nudge and wonderful structure and support because you are Unconditionally loving in the way that you coach Um, I don't think I've ever experienced you being judgmental, which I can't say about Many people myself included I would not say I'm a non-judgmental person. I'm very opinionated. Um, but you're so loving and So supportive and the other thing I don't want to say to all of you joining us. Welcome to the welcome to the live stream If you've just joined us, um, is that You're freaking organized as all get out and you know your shiz like you You know what you're doing and and you organize your content in such a beautiful elegant way You make it look effortless, but I I know how hard you work I know the the detail and thoroughness So I just want to say to all of you listening if you're ready to get your book done $697 eight part live class with debbie and her special expert guest and you're gonna have a book a book a book This isn't this is a journal, but you will have a book so Yes, so any final parting uh words to our audience Well, I love that you brought up memoir and autobiography. I mean that is a Really that talk about pulling back the curtain. Yeah Really, it's a huge undertaking being willing to share at that level. So the fact that you're even thinking about that 100 full steam ahead and that you're surrounded by books What a beautiful thing and yeah the power of words, you know, what else is there to say the power of words And it comes to us digitally it comes to us through hardcover It comes to us through soft print we read them on our tablets on our phones on our computers We listen to them through audiobook.  They're not going away kids So if it is in your wheelhouse, this is for you. This is for you and Thank you for honoring my research. I really appreciate it and just you know, it's not It's not a job for me.   Oh, it's terrific. It's just terrific Well, thank you all for everyone who joined us today And we've had a lot of people come on the come on our Livestream and of course it'll be posted there and debbie if you want to Share it from my page feel free and any of you watching if you want to share this with your audience We really really appreciate it debbie's doing how to write your book in 60 days one time one time and you'll have her live to support you and the price is peanuts and Um, oh, yes. Ashley's asking. When does it start? When does the class start? Beautiful. It starts September 26th, which is a Tuesday. Okay So knocking on your calendar And when you register you'll get the pacific time the eastern time the indian time everything great Wonderful September 26. Terrific Terrific. Well, I'm gonna do the class because I'm crazy, but I'm gonna do it I don't know how I'm gonna fit this into my schedule, but I want to do it with you live And I know you keep your word. You won't do it again Um, and for those of you joining us, uh, a lot of you came on if you feel called Um, you know, I'll be in the class too. And um, I'm always happy to read people's stuff People send me their stuff to read Every week. I don't know what it is. They're like give it to beth to read So I'm also available just to you know be a support in the class as well If you just want someone to look at your stuff Um And that's awesome and we'll have accountability partners. You can always partner up with somebody so you can get extra support You know, and I'm always and uh, and however you need me debbie. I'm here. So Um, yeah Any any, okay. I've asked you this like three times, but anything PSS Oh, oh, so he said she said it's been very interesting. Thank you beth and debbie. You're welcome. Sophie. That's awesome. Thank you Thank you for joining us. I really appreciate it for everybody's stuff around this entire time. It's been Phenomenal, you know, and just imagine I mean, we're just pushing around but imagine if you really sit down with some forethought and Together we're working on this just that's right, you know What is possible and by the way and don't even make this an intellectual process if you're feeling like I really want to write a book. I really want to be an author. You know the energy We all know the energy you're called to just think please honor it and make your life simple Don't go back and forth a million times and try to figure out nothing's logical That's right. You're supposed to be and I want to let you all know when this recording ends and once it transcodes to facebook For the replay I will post all the links so you can watch The informational webinar that debbie has available You can reach out to her office if you want to ask questions directly of debbie if you'd rather do that privately The class starts september 26. It is a mere six hundred ninety seven dollars And uh for that under seven hundred bucks If you show up and you do the work you're gonna have your book written and Oh my gosh, that's just extraordinary You know, and I've been offered these book classes many many times debbie and they I was always like I just you know, I just never felt called You know be like write a book in a weekend, right? It just always felt almost too compressed And this feels just right Like it's Short enough for my short attention span that I can commit because I've really short attention span And it's long enough It's long enough where I feel like yes, I can really do something quality And that's the sweet spot for me and I think it is for a lot of people because we're really busy Um, and they're you know, we're bombarded with a lot of opportunity And I think this is just phenomenal. So I love you very much Thank you. I I am so pleased you're putting your genius out in the world in this way And uh, everyone, uh, this is bath signing off And debbie anything you want to say to sign off and we'll sign off. Yeah, I wish you your words your book love and Come work with me and let's make this happen and bath. Thank you. Thank you for this beautiful sumptuous time with you Oh, you're so welcome. Bye for now. Bye Okay


Multi-level data allows us to estimate four different effects. The within effect, the between effect, the contextual effect and the population average effect. In this video I will show with an example what these effects actually are, and hopefully the video clarifies the meaning of these different effects. So let's take a look at the example. We have two teams here, team one and team two. And they both have five team members that all have intelligence of 100 and performance of 50%. So there is no within team variation in performance or in intelligence. So the average performance 50% and average intelligence is 100% in both teams. Now what will happen when we add one smart person to team number two and take one normal person away from that team? This happens. We can see that the smart person works better. His or her performance is better than the average people but also the performance of the average people increased when the smart person came to the team. For example, this kind of effect would happen if the smart person can provide leadership for the team and that leadership will make these other people in the team work better. So we have these two effects now. The within effect in this case is the individual's intelligence effect on the individual's performance. So this person is performing better because he or she is more intelligent than the other people. But there's also the contextual effect. So the contextual effect is the smart individual's impact on the performance by others for example by enabling better coordination or providing leadership. So when we add a smart person to the team then the performance of everyone else increases as well. And this is the contextual effect. So it is the effect of one's intelligence on everyone else in the team and of course everyone else includes the smart person. So if we were to change some of these people to normal people then the smart person's performance would go down. So the individual's performance is the sum of the within effect and the contextual effect and the contextual effect also affects other members in the team. The between effect is simply whatever is the difference in average performance on a team level as a function of average intelligence on a team level like so. So how much did the team performance increase when the average intelligence of a team increase. So that is the between effect. So within effect and contextual effect basically correspond to two causal mechanisms. How much better I am because I'm intelligence of some other attribute and how much my attribute has an effect on the others or everyone in the team. And then the between effect is simply sum of these two causal effects. So to show some numbers we saw that the intelligence difference for the person number one is normal person 100, smart person 120. So it's 20 points and plus four points to the average because we have five members in the team. Changing performance is the contextual effect that is 10% of its points. So this everyone became 10% of its points better because we introduced a smart person to the team and then one unit of average intelligence increases average performance by 2.5% of its points. So that's the actual contextual effect. The within effect for this person is changing performance within so this person was replaced with a person who is 20 points more intelligent and there is that much difference. So 20 points increase resulted in 20 points increase in intelligence here so we got one person this points difference per point of intelligence and if we take a look at the changing performance the between effect the change was 14% so 64 compared to 50% and the change in explanatory variable intelligence was 4 points on average so 14 divided by 4 is 3.5% which is the sum of the within and between effect. So that's the between effect. When you know the within effect and you know the between effect you can calculate the contextual effect if you know contextual effect you know between effect you can calculate the within effect. So always when you know two of these the truth can be calculated because they are governed by this equation here. Now this shows the difference between the between effect, the within effect and the contextual effect. How about the population average effect? So population average effect tells us basically what is the expected performance of an individual given his or her intelligence and we get the population average effect by running a regression analysis through the data. So we have intelligence varies between 100 that's 9 people and 121 person and then performance varies and the regression gives us 1.27 percentage points and what does that quantify? So that's not the within effect, that's not the between effect and that's not the contextual effect. So the increase is 1.278 and the within effect was 1 percentage points between effect was 3.5, contextual effect was 2.5 and this is none of them. So how do we actually get that? Well we can start thinking about this through different scenarios. So what if there was no between group varies on the intelligence? So all the groups are equal intelligence on average. Then the contextual effect really wouldn't have any effect. So the contextual effect on everybody would be the same and then how well the individual is performing that we pick randomly only depends on that person's intelligence but not on which team that person is because all teams are equally well off with regard to intelligence and if there is no variation between groups population average effect equals the within effect. In the other case if there is no within group variation so every member in every team has the same intelligence but the intelligence levels between the teams can vary. So in that case we would say that the intro class correlation which quantifies the between group variation is 1 and in that case if we know your group average then we will know your performance. So the between effect is equal to the population average effect. How about in between? Well it can be proven and for Snire's chapter he approves that the population average effect is the within effect multiplied by intro class correlation of the explanatory variable and the regression coefficient for the contextual effect. So when the intro class correlation is 0 then we simply have the within effect when the intro class correlation is 1 then we have the between effect and we can verify the calculation just by calculating the intro class correlation it is sum of squares between divided by sum of squares total so how much variation of intelligence can be attributed to the group membership that's what ICD tells us and it is about 11 percent and we multiply the regression coefficient or plug into the formula for ICCR for population average effect and we get 1.278 which is what we got from regression analysis. So this demonstrates the population average effect and we are really interested in understanding the effect of these variation between groups instead we want to have regression coefficients that generalize accuracy conditions and do not depend on how the explanatory variables vary and for that reason the population average effect is normally not the effect that we are after and some sources say that this is uninterpretable as a causal effect so if you want to estimate a causal effect of x and y you basically need to be looking at the within effect the contextual effect or the between effect depending on what level of variation you want to study so if you want to study the effect of average intelligence of a team on average performance or are you looking at more what happens inside the team


Well, yeah, I mean it's pretty much what you said, like there was something that I felt I needed to say, it was mine to say, and I just needed to say it. It started with just this, I guess I was kind of intoxicated by some of the discoveries that I was making, the connections, the things that I was, the patterns I was recognizing, the things I was putting together, like I remember almost the moment where it all came together and I knew what I was going to be doing for the next 10 or 20 years, like right now, I don't know, I question whether I should even be writing anymore, but at the time I remember I was walking through my neighborhood, we had moved back to the US, started a family, and I had this idea of the reason to move back to the US was that it was going to be a better place to raise my children. Yeah, okay, so I remember the moment, I was walking, we moved back to the two America, thought it was a better place to raise a family because Taipei where we had been living was polluted, et cetera, et cetera, and I had this idea of like the childhood kind of like I had where the neighborhood, we moved to a neighborhood with lots of young families, there'd be kids outside playing, cops and robbers, hopscotch, jump rope, you know, like pick up games, you know, stickball, football, like a kingdom of childhood, you know, and there was nothing of the sort. Everybody pretty much kept to themselves and I was like, what happened? What's going on here? Why this separation from each other? And it was obvious on one level from the blue glow emanating from every window, the televisions, you know, but also the automobiles, like everyone's driving places, there's nowhere to walk to also the air conditioners that trap people inside. So I'm like, wow, all these technologies are part of a process of separation that is the same process of separation that holds human separate from nature that holds one race separate from another race that that even holds matter separate from spirit that that reduces the world to numbers. So I was like, it's all separation, the money system, expressing separation, the educational system, the medical system, everything is part of this narrative, this mythology that ultimately rests in the separate self in a world of other. And so like, so then I'm like, wow, I've got to, you know, tell people this, and, and, and, you know, offer an alternative to this story. So, you know, that's when I wrote The Ascent of Humanity, which took me four years. And it was like this big metahistorical narrative. And I kind of had the idea that I got probably in school that that was like, okay, if I, excuse me, if I produce the correct answer, then the problem is solved. I'll turn my paper into teacher, I'll get an A and the world will change because it's just so obvious, you know, here's the right answer. So everybody's going to read this book, it's like, oh, okay, yeah, now, now we know what we have to do. And obviously, nothing of the sort happened. Instead, I, you know, went bankrupt.


Hello everyone, welcome back to another session in dentistry and more so in dental anatomy We need to learn 16 teeth anatomy that is from central incisor to third molar. So eight teeth will be coming in maxilla and Similarly eight teeth will be in Mantable so this is central incisor lateral incisor can I first premola second premola first mola second mola and third molar? So the maxilla and mandible they are entirely different in size and morphology So all teeth are important. So any teeth can be asked as a long essay in university Dental anatomy paper. So we are starting with maxillary central incisor. So as you see the picture here Which is sent down in the maxilla one on either side of median line with missile surface of each in contact with missile surface of The other tooth their twin number, which is larger than the lateral incisor So these teeth supplement each other in function and they are similar anatomically So major function is to punch and cut food material during the process of mastication It has incisal edge or ridge and it is not like cusps which are found on the posterior teeth such as carine and Premola smallus it is having incisal edge or ridge So this is maxillary central incisor and And its system so we have basically three numbering system that is universal system then Zygmondi Palmer system and the third one which is well accepted or Currently using FDA system so in universal system Which is 8 or 9 so it starts from 1 here 16 17 32 just goes like this So 8 and 9 is the right central incisor and left central incisor But as a Zygmondi Palmer system, it is having quadrant System that is one and one so it just mentioned as one one So in clinical scenario, we might have seen this one. So this is Zygmondi Palmer system Instead of 32 it just divide into quadrant and this shows the various Quadrant, okay, whereas the FDA system that is a two-digit system, which is known as one one and two one because the first Letter indicates a quadrant. So this is the first quadrant second quadrant third quadrant and fourth quadrant Next one is a number so that we have one to eight So one one means the first quadrant and the first tooth that is a central incisor So this is two one. So the first number is a second quadrant and the first two that is a central incisor So that is a tooth numbering system of maxLAV central incisors So the dimension average dimension in millimeter the crown length is around 10.5 millimeter root length is 13 millimeter meso distilled dimension is 8.5 and The same meso distilled dimension at cervical in line is litter lesser than the Crown that is 7 millimeter then the labial ingle Diameter is again 7 labial ingle diameter of cervical line is 6 millimeter and Chronology the first evidence of calcification is that 3 to 4 months that is the first Calcification starts it is very early than eruption and crown completion by 4 to 5 years So after count completion there will be eruption that is after 2 to 3 years That is 7 to 8 years it erupts into oral cavity, but still root completion takes more time So it erupts into oral cavity by 7 8 7 to 8 years, but root completion by 10 to 11 years So it takes another 2 to 3 years So crown completed by 4 to 5 years So you can see then it erupts into oral cavity then the root completion Happens. Okay, that is a chronology of maxLAV central incisors Now we'll learn each aspect the first we have labial aspect We have five aspect that is labial, lingual, mesial, distal and incisal So labial aspect of crown so labial surface of crown is usually convex especially towards cervical third and some Central incisors are flat at midline incisal portion The mesial outline of crown is slightly convex with a crest of curvature that is representing the contact area Approaching the mesial incisal angle. So it's a mesial incisal angle and Distal outline as you see the picture here, which is more convex than the mesial outline with a crest of curvature That is a contact point higher towards the cervical line. Okay, this is towards the incisal edge this is towards the cervical line and The distal incisal angle is not as sharp as mesial incisal angle. Mesial incisal angle is very sharp. This is a little curved and incisal outline is usually regular and straight in a mesial direction so crown length is greater at center than a two mesial angle and Cervical outline of the crown follows a semi circular direction, which the with the curvature through twice So there will be developmental depressions present that is two straight developmental depression and shallow depression which is Extend from incisal edge towards the ginger wall and fade out in the middle third and Implication lines. Implication lines are faint. So first thing we learned Developmental depression. Okay developmental Depression so each can be a short note Now we have Implication line So implication line as you see here It is a faint curved lines which roughly parallel the seizure in cervical sort of surface and will not be present always And the height of contour the height of contour of the label surface is located at the cervical third Now we have the lingual aspect lingual aspect has more features The lingual outline is a reverse of that found on the label aspect lingual aspect has convexities and a concavity The outline of the cervical line is similar But immediately below the cervical line there is a smooth convexity which is known as Singular which is very commonly as short note So between the marginal ridges below the singulum there is a shallow concavity which is known as lingual fossa Can see the lingual fossa here the singulum and marginal ridges So lingual fossa is bordered by measly by the measly margin rich in sizely by the lingual portion of incisal rich distally by the distal margin rich and Surveillance by the singulum and developmental groups extending from the singulum into the lingual fossa Now we have the measly aspect In measly aspect as you see here crown is weight-shaped or triangular with base of triangular Servix and apex at incisal rich So a line drawn through the crown and root from measly aspect through the center of tooth Will bisect the apex of root and incisal ridge of the crown as you see a Line drawn which will be bisect the tooth Now the lingual outline As you see here the convex that is a crest of curvature at singulum then Concave at middle portion and slightly convex at lingual incisal ridge. So this is going like this okay Now cervical line the cervical line which is measly on maxillary central incisor Curves incisally to an noticeable degree Now the distal aspect it is a fourth Aspect the distal surface closely resembles measly surface with following exception That is the distal surface is generally smaller than the measly surface That is how you identify the right-hand left Central incisor because of this incisor cervical dimension is shorter and distal surface is more convex incisor Ginja valley and cervical margin does not Curve as far incisally because it can contacts with the lateral incisor which is a smaller tooth and The curvature of cervical line Outlining the CJ is less in extent on the distal than the measly surface Now the last part is incisal Aspect so a view of the crown from this aspect super imposes it over the root entire So that the root is not visible so root will not be visible when you properly hold it and view from the incisal Aspect so label face of the crown is relatively broad and flat in comparison with the lingual surface That is especially towards incisal third and cervical portion of the crown Label is convex. Although the R described is broad Outline of the lingual portion tapers lingually towards a singulum then singulum of crown makes up the cervical portion of lingual surface So crown of this tooth Shows more bulk from incisal aspect than from measly or distal aspect. Okay So the labial lingual calibration of crown is more than two-third as great as mesia or distal calibration. So this is the Labial lingual and this is mesia or distal. So labial lingual calibration is more than two-third as great as Mesia or distal and the crown conforms to a triangular outline reflected by outline of the root cross-section at cervix Now the last part is root Now we learned the five aspect of crown now the root is single which is conical relatively straight and tapers to a rounded apex and Horizontal cross-section of root near cervical line shows a rounded triangular outline And normally the root is wider labial which is the base of the triangle and arrow at the lingual which is the apex So mid root cross-section usually reveals a somewhat avoid outline which is wider Labial lingually than mesia or distal Okay, so when you Write this for exam you need to draw Picture with proper dimension the dimension I mentioned how many centimeters it is so proper dimension You need to write and each aspect you can draw in a small box and explain the points So next video is about Maxillary lateral incisor be understood maxillary central incisor. So I'll come up with the lateral incisor in next video. Thank you