What's up guys? I'm Brian Sakawa. You're watching He Spoke Style and today I'm going to be sharing some of my experiences and tips on how to be a style blogger. So this is one of the questions that I get all the time from guys who are interested in getting into style blogging but don't really know where to start or how to do it or what the best practices are. Now I've been doing it for five years now and over that time I've learned a lot. I've gained a lot of knowledge and experience and we've had a good amount of success. Throughout that time, you know, there really was no blueprint for me of how to do it right. We were really sort of making it up as we went along and defining what this was going to look like, what this was going to be and how it was going to be done. And, you know, things are always changing and you always have to adapt to a certain degree but there are some fundamental things that I think are extremely important to think about to consider and to really know before you get into it if you want to be successful. Now the first thing you need to ask yourself is what do you want to achieve? Are you just extremely passionate about something and want to share it? Do you want to make money? Do you want to get free stuff? Do you want to be famous? There are no wrong answers here and no one of those intentions is more or less noble than the other but you really need to look inside and be honest with yourself about what it is exactly that you want to get out of this adventure because having a clear answer to those questions will define how you approach this and will guide everything that you do. Next is possibly the biggest question you need to ask yourself and that is what do you offer? More and more this is becoming an increasingly crowded space and you really need to have something that differentiates you not only so that you stand out but just something that gives people a reason to want to listen to you and to follow you. What makes you unique? What is your point of view? What do you have to contribute to the conversation? So on our whiteboard in the studio we have three questions written down and these are questions that you should consider before you even start and that I think you should continue to revisit over and over again as you progress and start to have some success and continue to evolve and those questions are what is truly unique about you? What is truly ownable for you and what right do you have to play and win in this content space? It's good to answer those questions again to help define what it is exactly that you're doing and hope to achieve and that flows into what I think is one of the hardest questions to answer and that is why are you doing what you're doing? Now if you haven't already I really recommend reading Simon Sinek's book, Start With Why. I'll put a link to it below in the description because this book and the concepts in the book will really get you thinking about some higher level stuff. I find that even if people think they know the why of what they're doing it's often hard to put into words. Now I always knew what I'd hope to achieve with his book style but it wasn't until I read this book that I was truly able to articulate it and once I was able to once I had written it down everything became so much clearer and there was so much more purpose behind everything that we were doing. You know if you're really committed to being in it you really need to have that kind of focus and to use your time wisely. In addition if you don't have a clear vision that will come through and be confusing to people. They won't know what you stand for or who you are or what you're all about if you haven't answered that question for yourself and just saying that you want to inspire people is not enough. That's what you're doing or that's what you want to do. It's not why you're doing it so you can see that it's really not that easy to define your why but it is extremely important in my opinion if you really want to have a deep and meaningful impact on people. Now once you figured out the higher level stuff you need to sit down and make a plan. Before I published a single post on his book style I had made a year long content calendar. It's good to see the big picture. It's good to see where you're going and it's good to have a schedule. You never want to get into a situation where you're operating day to day or not sure what's coming up next. Now it does take a little bit of time to put something like this together but if you really want to do it right this is something that you need to do. The time you invest in making a plan like this will pay huge dividends and will make every part of the process go that much smoother. And having a plan like this will help you with the next part which is to execute and be consistent. I cannot stress enough the importance of consistency when it comes to publishing online whether that's a website, your Instagram, Facebook, YouTube channel. It is so important to train your audience to give them something to expect and to look forward to on specific days at specific times. And not only that but consistency is rewarded by the bigger powers that be like Google and algorithms. These engines look for things like that and if one of your goals is to reach as many people as possible you really need to publish consistently. Next I think it is so important to publish only high quality original content. And again this is one of the things that will make you unique. Now I started He Spoke Style because a lot of the websites I was reading about Classic Men's Style did not have original images of the stuff that I was reading about. Sometimes they were archival images, sometimes they were sourced from other websites and that to me removed a lot of the personal connection that I wanted to feel and that I thought was very important to really getting behind a certain point of view. Like don't just tell me about something, show me how to do it, show me how something should be worn, show me how you would wear it, not a bunch of other people that I can find online myself. Now when it comes to original content and especially original artwork I will tell you that great photography is absolutely non-negotiable. Get a decent camera, set it up on a tripod, work with a friend who has an interest in photography and you can also pay someone to take photos for you. The reason for that is because the level of production and quality of content being put out there these days is extremely high and to establish yourself in that world you really need to be at or as close to the level of what's already out there in the market. Alright channels, do you need a website, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat, Pinterest, a podcast? Now I have a very specific opinion on this and it comes from the nature of how I've set up my business and and grown my business. Personally I think a website is very important. I think Instagram is very important and I think YouTube is very important right now. A couple of years ago I would have told you that Facebook was very important. Now for me and for my business I really feel that it is extremely important to have multiple channels. I like to have a wider portfolio of services available just to be able to offer a variety of things and to be able to tailor our packages to best meet the needs of the brands that we work with. Now can you have success with just one strong channel? Yes you can and there are plenty of examples out there of people who have had a lot of success just on Instagram or just on YouTube. The problem is the media landscape is always changing and there is some risk associated with devoting your entire effort towards one specific channel. For example when I was first getting started five years ago I met someone who had a million followers on Pinterest and this was her business. She made money through affiliate links on her Pinterest content.  So that's just one example of the risk you're taking on if you decide to focus specifically on one channel. Now the other thing is that because the landscape is always evolving and there is a shifting emphasis on different channels there are people who will jump from Lilypad to Lilypad depending on which way the winds are blowing at the moment and although I feel they might have some short term success they're really trapping themselves in this kind of endless loop of having to redefine who they are and what they're about and who they're serving that I think it dilutes their brand and kind of calls into question their authenticity. So if you're an aspiring men's style blogger those are some things to think about that I think are key to being successful. Asking yourself what do you want to get out of it what do you offer what's your point of view why are you doing what you're doing making a plan executing that plan consistently only posting original high quality content and deciding what channels are the best fit for you based on your goals. So the business of blogging is a topic that I plan to cover from time to time and if you have questions or specific topics about that you'd like me to talk about go ahead and leave those in the comments I'm very passionate about men's style but I'm also very passionate about the business side of what we do and I am happy to share everything that I've learned over the five years that we've been doing he spoke style. If you like this video please give it a thumbs up and do not forget to subscribe to the channel. That's all for now guys thanks for watching and stay tailored.


In this video, I will be telling you why the Hoca Tecton X2 is my new go-to trail shoe.  If you're new here, well welcome along, take your shoes off, make yourself comfortable and help yourself to some ice cream. Today's review is chaptered down below, so you can skip to the part you're most interested in if you would like. What we'll be doing is we'll be starting with a brief overview of the specs of the Tecton X2, then we'll move on to the things I like about the shoe, including when and where you'd be most likely to use it. We'll also talk about things I dislike, and there are one or two of those, and then we'll sum it all up in the conclusion. So for the sake of transparency, these shoes were bought with my own money, money that I earned from sending my children down the mines, so it's not a Hoca sponsored video at all. Okay, let's get into the specs. The Tecton X2 is Hoca's second iteration of their very first carbon-plated trail shoe. Now the shoe features two separate carbon plates running the entire length of the shoe. The idea being that it allows for greater lateral compensation when running on the uneven terrain that you would find on the trails. This makes it less likely that you will roll your ankle, say, and more likely that you will feel planted and balanced under the foot. The stack height is everything we've come to expect from Hoca, with 32 at the back and 27mm at the front. That equates to a 5mm drop. We also have an outsole, which is a mega-grip light-base outsole, and it's got a 4mm lug depth. Now that's not huge, but it's only 1mm less than my previous favourite trail shoe, the Hoca Speed Goat 5s. The midsole is dual-layered, with the carbon plate sandwiched in the middle. The upper layer is soft and cushioned like we like our Hoca's to be, and the lower layer is rather more firm. The whole thing, if you want to know the buzzword, is called Hoca's Pro Fly X Midsole. The X2 weighs in in my UK size 10 at 270 grams, but when I add my Enator insoles, that brings the weight up to 320 grams. Price-wise, you can get the Tecton X2 in the UK here for £185 on the Hoca website. However, shop around a little bit and you'll find them much cheaper. For example, right now, sportshoes.com is giving them away for £129. So that's it for general specs. Let's move on to what's great about this shoe. The first thing to highlight is the toebox. I've been wearing Hoca Speed Goats for a number of years now, and although they have been my go-to trail shoe, I've always found the toebox to be slightly narrow. Not enough for me to stop wearing them, but certainly in longer races. I have had a few problems with blisters and my toenails have suffered. It has to be said, though, that you can get the Speed Goats in a wide version, which I haven't had. The Tecton X2 seems to have an ever-so-slightly wider toebox, and that, in combination with a sock change I made recently, meant that during UTMB I didn't suffer any blisters on my toes whatsoever, and my toenails were no more damaged than they already are at the end of the run. Furthermore, I could really feel that my toes were able to splay out just that little bit more in the Tectons. The next thing to say is really related to that, and it's about the comfort of the shoe. The X2 is very comfortable to wear. It's a good fit for me. You'll often see reviewers talking about lockdown, and you'll see them tying the shoelaces really tight across the top of their foot, and that's to prevent things like heel slippage. But for me, that's really uncomfortable. I don't actually like my shoes to be tied that tight. I don't really have any problems with slipping on the back of the heel there, but I also don't really want to feel my shoes that tight across the top of my feet, and I don't mind them feeling a little looser, even in my road racing shoes. The ride is definitely firmer, and we'll talk a little bit more about that shortly, but the dual layered midsole is well cushioned without feeling overly soft. I ran 114 miles, over 44 hours at UTMB in Chamonix, and I never felt like I wanted to change shoes once. They were never uncomfortable, they never felt overly heavy, and I always felt well supported. I felt perfectly grounded in this shoe, and that's entirely opposite to what some of the other reviewers have said, in that they felt they were more likely to roll their ankle in this shoe. That hasn't been the case for me at all. Let's talk about the carbon plates. Now, maybe it's a trick of the mind, but these shoes feel fast. I could feel it on the easier, flatter ground. Maybe it's psychological, and because I know there's a plate in there, I felt I was moving forward more efficiently. I felt lighter on my feet and faster. Now, whether that's true or not, that's got to be a good thing. I mean, feeling good when you're running is half the battle, right? Obviously, I am a big fan of this mega-grip Vibram Soul here, and the Tecton X2 does not disappoint. On easy ground, in normal conditions, the Tecton X2 will keep you perfectly upright. There is no trail shoe and no outsole technology anywhere in the world that will keep you upright on every single different type of terrain in all weather conditions. It simply isn't possible. The four mil lugs on the Tecton X2 will mean that you will suffer a little in deep mud, and if it's very greasy underfoot, yes, you may well slip, but in generally normal conditions, the Tecton X2 will manage very well indeed. Finally, in the things I like about the Tecton X2 is the price at the moment. We are looking at 130 UK pounds, or 200 or so dollars, for the Tecton X2 if you shop around. Considering this carbon plated shoe can hold its own on the flat and on the road compared to some road racing carbon plated shoes, this is an absolute steal at the moment. Now, let's move on to some of the things I'm not so keen on about the X2. Seeing as we've just been talking about grip and the viroom sole, let's start with that. Yeah, I'm putting it in the things I like and the things I dislike. I would like to have seen a slightly larger lug on this shoe, so it's four mil on the bottom here. Now, I wish that they had been at least the same as the Speed Goats, maybe even a little bit more, just to give us that extra bit of grip and stability on slightly more challenging terrain. This shoe is built for very long distance over relatively benign terrain, so I would have liked to have seen it be a bit more aggressive. Of course, that may well have been at the risk of losing some of the speed in the shoe, and I guess that's why they went with four mil as opposed to five or six. So while we're doubling up on things that I like about the X2 and things that I don't like, let's add in cushioning to that. I am a really big fan of that pillow-like soft cushioning that you get with the Speed Goats. You don't get that with this. It is definitely a firmer ride, and if you really can't manage without that pillow soft cushioning, then perhaps this shoe is not for you. I do find it a firmer ride, but not so much that I'm going to give up on this shoe at all. I do find it comfortable still. It's not a bad thing that it's firmer. Firmer doesn't mean less comfortable later on in a 100 mile race at all, in fact. It is simply the carbon plate, the stiff carbon plate that makes it slightly firmer. But like I say, it's not uncomfortable, and it doesn't mean I'm going to stop wearing them. Finally, for the things that I dislike about the Tecton X2, it's the tongue. Now, it's a cushioning thing again. It's a comfort thing again. I do prefer having a plush, soft, squeegee tongue in my shoe. This is a gusseted tongue, but it's very thin, much like the original Mafate Speed 2. It had a very flat tongue, and I found that cut into my foot. Now, having run 114 miles at UTMB, actually this didn't cut into my foot at all, because it does have this cut out here, which tends to fit to your foot a bit better. In reality, it hasn't caused me any problems, but I would have just liked a nice soft cushioned tongue. I guess the other reason they've done that is weight. It keeps the weight down. That's it for the things that I dislike about the X2. Not a long list, and to be honest, maybe a bit of a picky list as well. I really wish that I'd worn these on the Ring of Steel race that I did a couple of weeks ago in Scotland. The Innovate mud claws that I wore were useless on the Rock. They're okay on mud, but they weren't very comfortable either. I just wish I'd chosen these over the mud claws. Overall, I'm very happy with my decision to move on from Speed Ghosts. Yes, in a couple of years' time, maybe another shoe will come along and make a significant step forward in terms of weight, comfort and speed. But for now, I'm very happy with my decision to move on from my Speed Ghost 5s and use these Tecton X2 as my go-to trail shoe, and that has to be a recommendation. If you want to watch my review of the Sorkony Endorphin Elite Carbon Plated Road Racing shoe, then click that link right there. If you've not subscribed to the channel, then please do that, and share it with your friends if you liked it, and we'll see you on the start line next time.


My involvement with Strange affects my friendships not a lot because they're supportive with or without their involvement. To create a safe atmosphere for LGBTQ and straight allies my school can show their support and create more events to show their support. In seventh grade I heard an announcement for a club called GSA and I decided to go because I didn't know a lot about it and it changed my life because now I'm involved in all these activities and I have a bunch of cool friends and it was just a great idea. Titanic is my favorite movie because I'm a hopeless romantic. My favorite color is light pink because I feel that it brings out my soft side and my caring side.


Dylan Schumacher with Sibyl Defense and today we're back with another edition of tactical book review. Today's book is Resistance to Tyranny by Joseph Martino. I don't know how to pronounce that. Joseph P. Martino. This is a little bit thicker of a volume as you can tell. I read this book because I came across it on Reed Hendricks' channel and he had recommended it a couple times and if Reed Hendricks tells you to read a book, it's probably worth a book checking out. So I picked it up, read through it and basically what this thing is is a primer on how to run a resistance movement. I mean they cover everything in here from trying to find a table of contents. Here we go. 2010 is when this book came out and it was in memory of Patrick Henry. God bless America. So I mean they cover everything with y-arm resistance to probability of success, to weapons cashing, to booby traps, logistics, training, secure camps, encryption and codes, getting your story out, attack and defense, ambushes, sniping, assassination, sabotage, raids, strategic and tactical intelligence, counterintelligence. I mean it keeps going okay. There's like 30-some chapters in here and all and it just runs the gamut and it's a primer. So what it does is it gives a little bit of information just to kind of get your toes wet on each one of those topics and then at the end of each chapter he has lists of other books that you can read for further reading to kind of dig into that topic more. I really like the way this book is laid out in that sense and that like I said it's just enough to wet your palette and then it gives you further resources if you want to dive deeper into any one of those given topics. So that that's a really really cool design. I love that this book is written from perspective of liberty and freedom in America and what I mean by that is he wrote this book as a guide to resisting against tyranny right. It's in the title and I really really appreciate that.  So if you would read this book right, if that's something that you might foresee in our future in the long run this would be a good primer to kind of get your palette wet on all of that. If you're interested in that kind of thing I would recommend it to you. If you're not I'd say pass right. There's no reason for you to pick it up at that point because that's obviously what the book is about. Well well written like I said I really like the format of how he kind of gives you a little bit on each. The favorite part of the book honestly for me was the opening chapter because what he does is he goes through all the casualties of war in the 20th century which most deadly century in American history or in world history if you didn't know that okay and he compares it to all the people that were killed by governments right their own governments how many people governments killed and it's not even close. War killed about thirty five point seven million people in the 20th century. Governments not in wars killed a hundred and nineteen point four million. Hundred and nineteen to thirty five not even close and so he talks about how governments can be the biggest killer right because they get out of control and most of that by the way was communist governments of course obviously out of that hundred and nineteen million ninety five million of them were communist deaths right. So communism he just hasn't worked right we just got to try it again anyone who says that I don't read a history book just one just one history book. Point is I think that's a very valuable information to have and he goes through how disarmament led to the mass slaughter and massacres and genocides in a lot of places right first they came for the guns then they or the next government in that same country came in and genocide happened because the population was disarmed and unable to defend themselves. So I really like his history on that and those are just just some short chapters I really like his perspective on that I like where he's coming from when he writes this book he talks about just war theory which is is super helpful and how that's important. How you fight is as important as why you fight is as important as the method or how you fight is as important as why you're fighting and if you fight wrongly it's going to ruin your eventual victory right if you fight a good war wrongly like let's say it's car bombs and blowing up civilians right call us people terrorists if you ever do succeed in in your goals it's not exactly creating a good environment after the fact and I appreciate that because I think a lot of people can just be like well there are the bad guys and we're just gonna kill them we're gonna do whatever we have to do to win and they're not thinking we're fighting to establish liberty we have long-term goals in mind and there's gonna be a peace after and how are we gonna live after and talks about that and I really appreciate that so big fan of this book if just for those few little chapters but like I said if you're interested in resisting tyranny and you're interested in liberty then I guess I would recommend this book to you it can get a little long because it's like 400 some pages and if you skip chapters that aren't interesting but in general I like that it just gives you enough to wet your palate on each topic Dylan Schumacher said a defense do brave deeds and endure


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Hi, good morning, and welcome to today's products and focus well to be able to see there the US 30 is just a stone throw away from hanging all-time high The SPX 500 had another record high and we're now obviously well beyond the pre-crisis highs of 2007 So US markets very strong, but we're now Attempting to break through potential resistance at six let's just say it's sixteen thousand six hundred And we need to get a close above that before we can break that fresh all-time high on the US 30 So things have been very bullish there News out overnight that China is beginning to instigate some elements of a stimulus package with the Tax breaks for small businesses. They are accelerating expenditure on new infrastructure and rail line projects Pretty much just a starting Blocks often much wider package of things going quite well there also today is also the ECB rate decisions So many traders will be looking at euro dollar later on today, and that's at 1245 UK time So you came on 100 obviously a lot further still to go versus US markets We were trading above resistance yesterday, but are back below it today 666 that's also the 55 period SMA It seems to have stumbled right there. The Germany there is also something similar So if I look at Japan to do five it's been having a really good run Mainly because the yen has been selling off quite quite aggressively as people are looking for riskier assets when your risk is back on safe haven FX is it's not needed right now. So The yen is a winding a lot, and that's a really good boost for Japan 2 to 5 And we're just trading above potential resistance at 4977, which is good decent break there yesterday And I can have a dodgy formation kind of here But as you can see there we have bounced off that level of 4977 quite nicely So having a look at that dollar yen As you can see there we are now trading above potential resistance at 103 spot 77 and the next potential resistance at one of four spots 63 So interesting markets right there if we jump on the West Texas crude it's trading below potential support again negative day yesterday negative again just now next potential support is at 99 Not much really happening here from the middle of two ranges Gold got a slight reprieve yesterday On the partly some physical asset buying from over in Asia But as you can see we rebounded off potential resistance at 1295 yesterday, and we've done it again today So this is this strategic level to have a look at gold And obviously if you have that ECB rate cut today very interesting to see what happens with gold throughout the session But 1295 is in play. So we come on to Euro dollar And your dollar now is currently trading below potential support at 3772 next potential support is at 3749 So the the idea here still is is that most commentators believe that the ECB will not cut rates but I would say never say never and They want to kind of keep that ace in the hole They really don't want to use it unless they have to there has been some Disappointed data that's been coming out of the Eurozone for a while Other markets are adding some element of stimulus to help their economies Maybe the Eurozone does need a little bit of extra love. It doesn't happen now. It might happen later As a case of wait to see what happens today at 1245 I'm going to be setting my alert on there and you guys should make sure that you're doing that as well Because this is going to be the big news today. There's loads of data out today to be honest You've got loads of European data PMI Eurozone PMI UK Jobless claims, I believe we've got some sort of trade balance data as well And non-manufacturing business index data So lots of fundamental factors loads of big technical levels and you remember the US markets are at an all-time high in their history So a lot of people will be taken into consideration. IMF is just warned in front page of financial times today They've got growth concerns, you know markets are all-time highs, but they're worried about the future. So We'll have to see how things transpire and non-farm payrolls tomorrow Everybody's very bullish about that now. The old thing is going to be absolutely fantastic figure ADP payrolls slightly disappointed only about 4,000 incidentally, but People have great expectations of a really strong figure now So if there's anything less than stellar the markets may react to that and a slightly negative format, so anyway, GBP USD Moving up in the right direction. We're still slapped by military ranges potential resistance at 6 to 744 potential support still at 6519 not much to report here All eyes are going to be on your dollar today and the European indices and Join me again tomorrow guys to find out what happened next


Hi, my name is Nikita. I am 20 years old. I am from St. Petersburg, Russia. When I was maybe 13 or 14 and I just started my way in computer games, I was looking for games which are more involved in plot and characters. It's not very popular nowadays for younger people. You have to look back on some old games. But I was looking for games in which storytelling is in the center. And I found Fahrenheit and I enjoyed it very much because it was winter outside as it is now. And winter in the game and it multiplies the level of me interconnected with the characters and atmosphere. I remember it so deeply. Some might believe that it's most of the time it's winter outside in my city. And that's why I should play this game like all the time. It's such a coincidence because when I was playing it was raining and it was autumn outside and it was so rainy. I could just open the window and hear rain from outside and I could just put on some headphones and hear rain from the game. In my opinion, the further we go in time the more games are targeted at entertainment than they are at thinking, at storytelling, at narrative. Playing modern games is more like watching a movie. Careful. I need you. And that's why if you want to experience something more close to reading a book, playing old games is more spiritual for me right now.