Your favorite Barbie says about you. If your favorite was totally hair Barbie, you were either the most popular girl in school, thought you were the most popular girl in school, or wanted to be the most popular girl in school. Regardless, you clearly love the spotlight, and you aren't afraid to say, I'm here, I'm fabulous, and I've got more going on than Rapunzel on a good hair day. First thing, your favorite was a Ken, and your favorite was this Ken? Okay, you're definitely a grown man who wears this exact outfit for a night out to Motherload last Thursday after listening to Badam Badam on repeat for an hour, and you know exactly what that earring is really for.   My little pony?  More power to ya. For the uninitiated, Raquel is Barbie's nemesis. Imagine if London Tipton, Bella Swan, and Samantha Jones had a biologically impossible baby.  Sorry. First off, what does it feel like to actually see yourself represented in toys? You have black Barbies with natural hair, Barbies with Down syndrome, Barbies in a wheelchair, you even have cute boy dolls with man buns. When I was a kid, all we had was Ken, who let's be real was always kind of weird, so if your favorites were the fashionistas, you're lucky as hell.


fit your own personality, but anyways, okay, let's start. Thanks, Oliver. During the meetup, Oliver gave me a hat. Actually, he came in and brought it to give it to you, but I liked it so much, I took it. So thanks, Oliver. Oh, in the back, there's the trading fish logo. All of this is available in our merchandise store. We don't make any money off it. We have to have people maintain all that stuff, so we do this because, hey, man, it's cool to wear stuff that you have passion about, right, guys? It's not like we're charging $1,000 for any of this stuff, like some of the NFL products. But anyways, all right, man, I'm gonna make a short and sweet D.A., guys. I wanna talk about first couple items today. Tosh has his webinar Wednesday at, what time is that, Tosh? 2 p.m., market time. Check out Tosh's Twitter. He posts the link. Basically, you go to YouTube and it's a live. My Investing Club YouTube channel, and you will get a free link to join a free webinar posted by Tosh at 2 p.m. market time today. So all the new traders or even experienced traders, come check it out. Every Wednesday, guys. All right, I'm making a short and sweet. So I traveled to Miami, and I actually bought a laptop. I didn't trade while I was in Miami, but I traded on the way to Miami from the airport, from the Uber to checking in and all that stuff. And I did great. And the reason why I'm telling you this is because the reason I did great because I was very focused only on a few stocks. A laptop cannot fit as many charts in level twos as my training station. So I was forced to pick out of the many different plays out there, maybe the top three or four that could fit into my laptop. And so I focused on that. I was not tempted by anything else because they were not even on my screen. So I took all the hot chicks of the day out. I took stuff I couldn't locate or really expensive to locate. My plan was just to make, you know, stick to the MIC process because I was on the plane, delays in wifi, it dropped many times, but I was not concerned because I picked the plays that were not the crazy plays. Not the plays, right?  So that's the MIC process. We want to trade the high probability stocks. Usually the stocks are broken down if you are a short seller. If you're a long buyer straighter, go for those hot chicks of the day. So we identified what those are for you. So shorts and long, they work together. An example would be like today. I wore, I couldn't get an NDRR short.  But I didn't locate it early on purpose.  If I were located, I would, in theory, if you're gonna locate a hot chick of the day, you must have immense discipline to avoid using it on the way up on the front side. Wait for the pumpers to get out. Wait for them to blog off. Wait for the backside. There's plenty of meat. Wait for, and that's the process. So if you have that discipline, go ahead. Early do it early looking.  Sometimes the best trade is no trade. Maybe check my Twitter, I'll scream to everybody. Do not go long, M-D-E-R-R. It will drop on you many points in a flash. And then it holds you to take down exactly that. Because you have to think about risk reward, guys. You're trying to make 20 cent scalp. Trying to make a 30 cent scalp at what? At the expense of missing, of losing dollars or $2. The risk reward's not there. But getting back to why I was successful trading on the plane is because once again, M-D-E-R-R would have not been on my screen.  I stuck to the process, stuck to the low hanging fruit, stuck to what M-I-C teaches. And I made like 10 grand just flying there and flying back. I made pretty much no stress on the plane, just kicking back, trading small size. And then you come back and then I come back today.  I'm ready to trade.  And that's usually not how trading works. Trading works when you trade well. Not when you try to force it and try to trade everything out there. So trade the best, forget the rest. So a big lesson would be this. Guys, when you're starting out, pick a top three, focus on that. Ignore everything else. It's like you pick what you like and not get tempted. Same thing as having a relationship.  Doesn't work, right guys? Focus, focus, focus. Okay, pick it, stay with it. And that's pretty much in a nutshell, guys. I mean, guys, there's really no secret. The secret was I focused because I had to. I only had a small laptop. And so you feel yourself getting all confused. Stop looking at 10 stocks. When you wake up, we have a wash list for you. Alex puts out washers every day. You know, we have a scanner for you. Focus, focus on the ones that is going to make you money. How do you know which ones make you money? Experience, I mean, this is where mentoring comes in, guys. I've been trying to learn shit on my own when I was starting out for so long, we lost hundreds of thousands of dollars that myself and Alex, before we figure out all these stuff. So why not just cut to the chase, okay? And so I wanted to keep this week because this doesn't get talked about often, where less is more. A lot of these guys are sitting there trying to pound stuff, making hundreds of thousands of dollars. And when they make 20,000, they're pissed off.  One thing I learned in life, guys, is not how much you make. It's how much you make in the little time as possible with as little risk as possible without much stress, you know? It's only so much money. I mean, what's the difference between making freaking 1,000 or 1,500? I mean, if you can make it consistent every day, guys, $200 will change your life. So I wanted to keep it sweet. I wanted to do something like this. I was tired, but I woke up. I want to talk to you guys better yet. I want to bring someone on because this is my favorite part of this because myself and Alex have been walking around doing this stuff for years. And so we've been talking about the same things over and over and, you know? Sometimes we forget that we are very experienced and there are a lot of things that we take for granted. So that's why I bring a lot of people on. So raise your hand. Do an emoji, raise your hand if you are interested in coming on. Now I'll bring you on and help you and figure out if you could be a member, you could be a non-member, it doesn't matter. And text Tosh, guys. We, things are heating up in the markets. I see it. You know, this is a great time to learn. Tosh will help you out on any discounts. We don't discount monthly, you know? It's already damn cheap as it is. So, but if you're interested, hip Tosh will even help you out. Get started. So all right, let me figure out. Let's see, who should I... All right, I'm... No, I'm mayor. I'm looking for names I haven't really talked to before. Who has a interesting profile photo? Let's see if it connects. I'm liking this hat. I made my new walk-around hat. Hey Noah, trying to reach you? Maybe you're busy. Okay, let's bring over the next person here. PFL, who is PFL? Yeah, no profile photo, but let's take a chance. How do you join? Oh, okay. That's great. Hey, what's up, man? You in bed? What's up, girl?  What's up, brother? Tell everybody your name, good stuff, man. You know, introduce yourself. My name is Yapsara. It's just, I've been following you like since 2015. It's been like a journey.  Even following me since you're nine, you look super young, my friend. How old are you? I'm actually 26. Oh, dang, that's good, man. What do you live? Washington, D.C. And what do you do? Are you a student? Are you working or just kind of sleep all day? No, I'm actually like, you know, doing half and half. So like work and part-time and trying to like, you know, do this e-commerce thing too.   And that's how I got interested in trading actually. Have you traded or are you still learning to get there? Yeah, I'm still learning to get there. I've done like a couple of things on Robinhood and like lost a lot of money on Robinhood too. This is good that you joined. Because a lot of times, I would get people like this where, you know, getting started is very hard. So this is good that you joined, my friend. And we talk about this. Because getting started is very hard. People don't know where to start. There's so much information out there, right? And there's two ways of doing it. So you've been following me for five years. Yes. So, so during those five years, you're looking around, trying to learn on your own, try and really didn't really get that far, right? Exactly. Yeah. Yeah, that's like me. That's like, that's like 90% of the traders out there. Now imagine you joined for one month. You don't have to stay. My point is like, someone needs to mentor you to point you in the right direction. Because it's so big. You don't know where to look at. You don't say? And so people don't understand. Learning on your own is not just the money aspect. It's the time. So during those five years, you could have figured it out or to know that trading may not be for you. Trading may not be for everybody, but the quicker you figure it out, the quicker you save time and the quicker you save money. We have a free webinar. Alex, can you put the URL? So we started putting these webinars out and it teaches people to trade and get an important direction. And only that, we created what's called the Jumpstart Accelerator, which is basically, it's a seven and a half hour course where it shows you what to do. So if you just basically get that, you would have saved five years. You may not have been an expert trader because it takes experience of course, but at least you would have a focus and a direction. It's like going to school and then they tell you what class to go next. Otherwise you just sit around and go, I don't know what books to read or things like that. And so don't feel bad, man. We all been there. I've been there. I got lucky because I jumped into it, but not a lot of people find it, but you are lucky. You make your own luck by coming onto this Instagram Live, my friend, and following me and stuff like that. So check out the webinar. Where's that webinar, Alex? Or Josh, do you have it in the link? But anyways, we have a bunch of ads running and it's basically points up to the webinar. And the webinar basically points you in the right direction and what to do. And so, hey, Toss or Alex, are you ready? Let me see if anybody's wrong to post that link to the webinar. I think we, I'm going to tell Alex to put that on our MIC Instagram page.  So like when I saw that today, I was like, oh my God, like he actually teaches through, like, and I've been following him for like five years and not like that. And like, so I started following you on Instagram right away. Like, you know what I'm saying? Okay, that's good. So let's take a rest. That won't get out of bed. So this is what I realized myself too. You know what, man? Even if you're not working, whatever, it's the mentality. So before you get into training, before you get into anything, first, I always tell people, be ready in your personal life. If your personal life is all hectic, it's very difficult to trade. You're going to be stressed out and everything, right? So you prepare to get to the position where you're ready to trade, guys, which would be, you know what? You don't need to be having money. You just need to change your mindset. So start getting up early, having a, so I tell people this, a good trader or anybody successful in life has a routine. You have to get a routine. You can't just wing it every day. I said, I don't know what I'm going to do. I don't know what time I'm going to get up. So for me, I've been waking up at the same time, the stock market time for 20 years. I don't even need alarm clock. My body's been programmed as a routine, right? Since it was sports, it's muscle memory. And so this is good that you came on, man, because you know what, man? This, this, a lot of people out there are very, very similar to you because I was like you too. Okay. What worked for me was going to school because they had a routine. The moment summer happened, I had no routine. I was partying until 4 a.m. Waking up whenever I want.  You know? And so, so for me, weekends are dangerous because I have no routine in the weekend, right? So I get drunk and do whatever I do and see my body's all jacked up. But during the weekday, it's, it's like a sports player. So first step is to create a routine. Whatever it is. I'm not talking about stocks. I'm just talking about your life. Wake up. Work out. Do what you need to do. Meditate. Go read something on the internet. Figure out the news. Whatever it may be. But if you have a routine down, your life will change dramatically. Makes sense, my friend? Yeah. Thank you so much. Appreciate you. Hey, thank you for coming on and good luck, my friend. All right, have a good one. All right, man. All right. You guys get that routine as a thing.  So let's go, I'm gonna try to know again because I missed it. So Noah, I'm waiting and you told us to accept. I'm trying to hit him Noah again. Whoa, another guy just woke up. He just woke up. He just woke up. Whoa! Can you hear me? Yeah, what's up brother, what's up? Okay, I'm sorry. Oh, man. Okay, like it kicked me out last time. I didn't able my microphone, so I'm happy to be here. Okay, cool. All right, so tell everybody your name, where you're from, age and all that good stuff, man. Noah Mayer, I am from Dallas, Texas, but living in Denton for people in Texas know what that is. 21, and I have been trading for about two years now with MIC for about eight months, I think. I joined in like seven years. 21, wow, but I just started early, that's good. I think I supposed to be before. I thought I had to walk before. No, you've not. Okay, because there's so many talented kids that are so young now, man. It's crazy. And so, tell us your path then because you're an inspiration to a lot of people out there. You're a young and now you're in this and you're doing what you love, man. Yes, I love this game. So tell everybody how you got to where you are and how has MIC and all that stuff. So I'll let you do the talking. So I got started about, so two years ago, I got started in the stock market because I saw the ads and everything for Tim Sykes and stuff like that. And being in college, that's something that I didn't really want to do. I just went to college because I didn't really know what to do straight out of college. Or sorry, straight out of my school. What did you study or try to study? I'm studying entrepreneurship right now because I had interest in business and with the path that it has for school, it gave me a lot of like different avenues to kind of see what I would like and I didn't really see anything I liked. So I ended up just finding trading, I think my sophomore year. And then I basically just tried to go at it for like a year alone, just looking at videos and stuff like that online for free, which I know a lot of people try to do and I will say that is the wrong route to do. Joining MIC was literally the best thing that I have ever done. And I'm only a monthly right now, I've been a monthly since February, but as soon as I save that money up, like I'm going yearly. I hear people say all the time, like within first two weeks of trading at MIC, I want to go for a year or I want to go for the lifetime, sorry, lifetime is what I meant. Go for the lifetime membership and that's it. So you heard what I was talking about to the other gentleman that was on before, where you know what, trying to learn your own for five years he did, it's very difficult, you don't know where to look at it, what to do, right? 100%. And so just by paying that $200 monthly fee, look at you, right?  That's what I keep trying to tell people. And I don't think people believe me and that's why I keep trying to bring up people and tell them that that's true. Because a lot of things is the ego stopping people. Is that even the money? People can afford $497. Yeah, it's so cheap, it is so cheap. And that's what people would say they can't afford it. It's like, what you guys say is, you look at Alex's watch list and this is something that I've been paying more attention to is really just focusing on the stocks that he's focusing on because there's a reason why he's up a million dollars and there's a reason why the people trying to go out of the loan are just slowly bleeding away their account. Correct. When you say it pays for the membership, it's true.  Correct. There's so much in MIC that I love. No, that's the thing. People are trying to run before they can walk. My whole thing is first learn, become consistent. Why are you gambling when you don't know what you're doing? And so I hear a lot of stories like they joined these other communities and then they go, oh, I paid $7,000 and what the fuck?  It's kind of like, okay, that's fine.  You pay with education, I love it. But when you're there, a lot of the times they're trying to get you to trade.    Yeah. Why are you changing their alerts, right? And so the first thing is there's two schools of thought. I'm glad that you're going through this, my friend, because you're young. When people are young, they like to get rich quick and that's the failing point. And so that's why most people fail. And so at the MIC actually, you know what man? We are not here to accept everybody. If you want to get rich quick and you want to follow alerts, that's not the place to be. But if you want to learn and become a successful trader for the rest of your life and you put in hard work, that's what it is. And so to be honest, hard work is a hard sell. So hard, you know, they just want to get there quick. So, I mean, I don't really know what to do. And those people, they eventually always come back because they lose all their money. And that's the sad part. You know, they always tell me, just like the guy yesterday, one guy yesterday is like, man, I wish I found you a cleaner. I spent $8,000 on this program. And now, now I have like $5,000 to my name. And can you give me a discount on the monthly? I'm like, what?  It's already taken up. So RHGM Affinate is well worth it. All right. So tell everybody, like, when you join it, so what is your step? Like, how are you learning? Because a lot of people out there know how to get into it. So what do you need to learn first? Or how do you do it? Because to be honest, if I didn't know MIC, I wouldn't even know where the hell to begin.  So as a monthly member, you don't get access to the Accelerator course. So if you are thinking about joining, I would totally go for annual or lifetime so you get the Accelerator course. But when I first hopped in, it was just delving into the videos and just learning and soaking up as much as I can. And Faye has a perfect outline for it. You really want to start with your trading academy, videos like that, any live trades you can watch. I really just consume videos for the first few months I was in MIC and really just paid attention to main chat. One of the best things you can do is just go through main chat every day after the market's over and just read through, look at your charts. There's so much information to learn. And even Aimen said the other day who was like, yeah, I've learned a lot from Bao because you and him were like on point yesterday with your trading. Oh yeah, yeah. I've learned so much from him because he's just looked at your charts so much and read through your commentary. And that's 100% true. So it's really just showing up to the webinars, watching all the videos. There are a ton of videos but you all have it so well categorized where if you're looking like I'm short by so if you're looking for first resistance, if you're looking for low hanging fruit, there's just type it in and just watch everything. That's what we do. That's the thing, I see all the other guys they claim they have 10,000 videos, 100,000 videos but it's unsearchable, it's unusable. So I give props to Joe Kelly on the month because they went back and they tagged every video. And that's the only way that you're able to search. So we at MIC have the only searchable video collection out there. Yeah, any questions you have, they're in there. Any questions you have, you search a keyword and they're in there. You just have to do the work yourself but I know a lot of people want to just hand it to them but you have to do the work yourself and if you do it, it'll be well worth it. Correct, and you talk about the Accelerator which is great. So when you join, there's actually the Trading Fish Academy.   You know, I don't see it. I mean, have you watched them? What do you think? Yes, I have watched them. I've watched a few of them over like two or three times and there are so many Golden Nuggets in there and take notes, look over, watch it once, watch it twice, watch it three times. Each time you go through it, James was saying this today and I think yesterday he was saying there's so many Golden Nuggets in these videos and it's so true. You go through once, you learn something, you go through twice, you learn something again but that's where I would start are those Trading Fish Academy videos. Because what happens is at the end of the game you really don't know much so you don't really know what to look for. Yeah. So the more you learn, so now let's say an example, SSR. You didn't know what that was when you started.  We have a lot of those examples in there where the Heather Snick dies and every sympathy girl, the sympathy chicks all die too. So a lot of those things. So you're doing right, man. I mean, congratulations in my opinion. You progressed more within six months than most have been five years in my opinion. I've grown, I honestly have grown so much since being in MIC and when I first joined I was like I'm really excited to see where I'm at in a year. I went from knowing nothing about short selling to now being able to short the same plays that I see James and Alex shorting at times. And although I'm not perfect like them and I still have emotions affecting me but still like I know I'm on that right track and I know in the next year, next two years that I'll hopefully be somewhere where they're at. Correct. And you said it right there, man. Cause when I put my charts there's five other guys that go, I did the same exact trade. So basically this is a repeatable process that anybody can learn if they have to be on alert. This is not randomly chasing one guy doing it and everyone is chasing them. This is a repeatable process. With no alerts or anything like that. So there's so many charts where you'll see like somebody passed, like you said, the exact same chart like it was last week I shorted CEI late day and then bear posted the exact same trade as I did. And I was like, okay. Now I know I'm on the right track. If I know I'm shorting, where are you shorting? I love it. I love it. It's all based around the lines, right? It's all the same process. All the lines. This is why, yep. And this is why I keep telling people, man. At first it's hard because people want to be fed plays but look at you now, man. Few months later, you're doing it on your own, man. You don't need anybody, you know? But one thing we always need till the end of the day is a great community of support. Even I need support.  I mean, I'll be sitting there right now.  Yep. And that's, you might see a such a great support system.  I have two groups of two different tabs, Kevin and Trent supporter. And then my main tabs I trade within the morning are Armando and Jared. Both great guys. We trade together all the time. And then the Modcalls, so useful. I was going in a slump last, I think it was last week or the week before that and I had to chat with James and then my trading has completely changed around. I knew I was probably a few trades away from taking a big loss. But after talking to him, I really got back on track and I'm starting to see green trades now. Dude, I love it, man. You're talking about tab as a trading accountability buddy for those I don't know. And we actually have mentor calls and you can actually get on the phone and talk to mentors and moderators and stuff. So I mean, this is a- It's so worth it. It's actually, I think it's, we actually, on the monthly, we actually lose money on people because they go, they leave because they pretty much have all the resources. Yeah. But the thing they don't understand is, you know what, man? This is a long-term thing. Just because you understand certain strategies, it doesn't replace years and years of experience amongst a group of highly-trained mentors. I mean, that's the thing. Once, I traded my myself and it sucked. Then Alex and so it made it more fun.  So, hey, man, what's your name in chat again? Oh, Big Tax. Big Tax, like Texas, okay. Yes, sir. All right, man. I appreciate you coming out. Thank you very much. Thank you so much. Telling you, man, I can't wait to see where you are in a few more months. Me too. Thank you so much for having me on, Bout. Have a great rest of your day. Hey, what was your name again? I'm so sorry. Oh, Noah? Noah, that's right. Mayor, Noah and Mayor. Yeah, Noah and Mayor, yes, sir. Okay, man. Have a great day. All right, you too, Bout. All right, guys. That's all I wanted to say. I want to bring a couple examples and though that's great, man, one person was where I was when I started, where most people were worse and now Noah's about pretty much the same age. I think he'd be younger. A 21-year-old kid. The difference was he took the plunge. He didn't just, you know, load on his own.  I'm gonna pay $197 and look where he's at now, guys. So that's all we're saying.  All right, guys, hit up Tosh. He'll help you out. All right, have a good day, guys.


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Hello everyone, welcome you all to MSP lecture series on transformative chemistry. I have been discussing in the last couple of lectures about the classification of ligands by donor atoms and I completed discussion on hydrogen and we are midway with respect to carbon as donor atom. Let me continue from where I had stopped in my previous lecture I had initiated discussion about the CO analog CS. Let me start about the chemistry of carbon thio monoxide complexes. As I mentioned unlike carbon monoxide, carbon thio monoxide is not stable and polymerizes above minus 160 degree centigrade. So that means free CS does not exist in a stable form and however CS compounds can be made using appropriate CS precursors and then very similar to carbon monoxide CS can be incorporated. There are examples of homolyptic CS complexes also. Let me show you preparation of few carbon thio monoxide complexes. Before I start writing about the thio monoxide preparation let me show you the coordination modes. Coordination modes are pretty similar to what we come across among carbon monoxide complexes. It can comfortably act as a terminal ligand very similar to carbon monoxide and since SC soft here it can readily bind to another soft metal in bridging fashion like this. On the other hand this carbon can also donate its loan paid to two metal centers with or without metal metal bond and it can also bridge three metal centers and also one can anticipate this kind of coordination also in a trimetallic system where sulfur loan paid goes to one metal and carbon takes another metal and whereas this double bond can bind to another metal and of course you can have carbon functioning as a bridged bidentate and then sulfur can go to another one or one of this fashion. There are examples in each case. Let me show you a few examples or representative examples. Further when you look into carbon disulfide very similar to carbon dioxide it also shows following coordination modes you can see simple one when it binds this is how it is going to bind breaking one of the CS double bonds and then it can also bridge two metal centers in this fashion eta 2 and mu and it can also show this kind of coordination and where you can also come across trimetallic system in this way or one can also have something like this or this or this one. So these are some of standard and well-known coordination modes are binding modes of carbon disulfide. Let us look into the preparation of CS complexes. There are at least two to three very useful precursors are there that can be conveniently used to prepare CS complexes. The simplest one is using carbon disulfide. I deliberately taken two different type of tertiary phosphine here when you take this iridium tritry tertiary phosphine chloride compound iridium in plus one state and treat this one with carbon disulfide. So now if you see here now it is giving a compound very similar to Vasca's compound this is a trans compound and here why the sulfur is not abstracted by triphenyl phosphine rather tritracibutyl phosphine because here the one that is more basic so that would leave to form disulfide you should remember if you have two different type of tertiary phosphines the one that is better sigma donor will readily get oxidized as a result. So here forminion butyl phosphine sulfide and it is abstracting sulfur from CS2 and of course if you consider another reaction for example something like this similar reaction now it does not have any option other than eliminating one of the triphenyl phosphine as triphenyl phosphine sulfide. But when choice is there the most basic one leaves this is one method of making CS complexes. Another important method is so this is thioacetate so this one also can give so this can also form a compound like this so this is very much similar to FeCO3 Pme3 twice a 18 electron complex it is in 0 valence state. So let us look into another example here so di anionic complex so here the cation can be sodium so if that is the case I can also see here Na2 FeCO4 for example you take this one and treat this one with this is thiophosphate gene okay phosphine we know it is COCl2 so we are using thiophosphate in CSCl2 this one can also give a compound very similar to FeCO5 so this one is very similar to FeCO5 so this comes along with so if it is 2 sodium or NaCl will come out this is a neat reaction only thing is one has to be extremely careful while handling phosphine or thiophosphate they are very poisonous gases so this is the second method and third method in fact we use thiophosphate we use carbon disulfate we use it and also we use thiophosphate in another method carbon disulfate can also be used for example let us consider for variety a half sandwich compound of manganese suppose we do not have a phosphine here so we start with the reaction in which we do not have a phosphine to abstract sulfur from carbon disulfate in that case later one can also add a suitable tertiary phosphine to abstract yes from CS2 to form CS complexes so initially if we add CS2 for this one one of the ligands would come out and it forms an intermediate compound of this type this gives you some idea how CS2 would initially bind to the metal center and eventually it cleaves one of the CS bond if phosphine is there it will abstract that sulfur to form phosphine sulfide and hence you get the corresponding CS compound initially it forms a compound like this now we will add a tertiary phosphine it abstract the sulfur to form so this is how one can conveniently use one of the available methods to make these compounds let me write one more method of preparation using sodium amalgam in a state complex if you treat this complex with sodium amalgam this is again an electron species so these are the few methods that one can conveniently use to make thio-carbon monoxide complexes and as I mentioned again thio monoxide is a relatively good sigma donor and a better pi acceptor compared to carbon monoxide before I go I did mention about orthometallation this is another important reaction we come across in case of carbon donor ligands especially when we have phenyl groups are there on a donor atom that is in close proximity to the metal you can see CH activation and then there can be some elimination or it can be added oxidatively to form orthometallated compound the first orthometallated compound was made in 1960 from this reaction let me write show you the first example of orthometallated compound that was with palladium with this diazo benzene so when this organic compound was reflected in ethanol with potassium tetrachloropalladium so it resulted in the elimination of two equivalents of HCl to form a compound like this you can see palladium is in plus one state a plus two state here in both this is the first compound which shows orthometallation and later several orthometallated compounds were made and also in fact people planned orthometallation reactions and one disadvantage with this orthometallation is there sometime when you are using some tertiary phosphines especially having aromatic groups with not having any substituents at ortho position they can leads to orthometallation and also they can deactivate the catalyst and one such example is seen with Wilkinson catalyst for example if you take Wilkinson catalyst here with rhodium triphenylphosphine complex so this can readily form oxidatively added compound through orthometallation and rhodium is getting oxidized from rhodium 1 to rhodium 3 just I have shown one of the phenyl groups expanded so that orthometallation can be seen here other two triphenylphosphines remain so something like this so now you can see okay through the CH is added to rhodium we have rhodium in plus 3 state and however there can be reductive elimination this HCl like very similar to concerted elimination that can also happen and that can leads to the formation of this compound. So this is a typical orthometallation reaction one can see especially with triphenylphosphine or any bisphosphine having phenyl substituents and due to the steel problem if the phenyl groups comes very close to the metal center and there can be CH activation that can leads to either oxidative addition and that compound can also be stable or can be stabilized or eventually if you leave it or if you heat it little bit the HCl elimination can be seen or even the elimination can be speeded up by adding a base such as triethylamine so triethylamine can abstract HCl to form triethylamine chloride and this reaction can proceed and to give eventually orthometallated product. So one has to be extremely careful for this kind of reactions and especially when we are using triphenylphosphine with platinum metals for catalytic purpose these reactions are quite common and does can deactivate the catalyst so that your rate of reaction decreases dramatically. Now let us look into another interesting ligand system isocyanates and isocyanates I have shown the binding mode so you can have either linear fashion it can bind or it can also show this bent mode here and the difference can be seen from the bond angle here it is 165 to 179 we can consider as linear and if it is in the range of 130 to 135 it will be bent. So then let us see how this isocyanate compounds are prepared isocyanate are again neutral ligands very similar to carbon monoxide or tertiary phosphines so some simple substitution reaction can be performed this is a general reaction I am going to write that means by choosing appropriate reaction condition one can substitute all carbon monoxide on a metal center to form homolyptic isocyanate complexes you take this again 0 valent complex treat with CNR one can make homolyptic complex this is very similar to CRCO6 in 18 electron species so one can also make this compound one can also start with a dinitrogen compound of course you may be curious to know how dinitrogen compounds are there once I complete the carbon ligands I shall move on to nitrogen there I would be elaborating more about nitrogen preparation of dinitrogen compounds and their reactivity and all those things if you take this dinitrogen complex of molybdenum or tungsten of course here 2 and 2 comes out these are some of the important methods of preparation of isocyanate complexes and let us look into the reactions of isocyanate that means the reactions of bound isocyanates what are the reactions one can perform when an isocyanate ligand is coordinated to a metal center so 3 reactions one can think of one is coupling reaction one is nucleophilic reaction and other one is electrophilic reaction so let us look into first coupling reaction let us take a molybdenum complex treat this one with zinc and wet THF THF will take care of this one I am just writing 4 isocyanates on one side to show the coupling reaction this is a dimeric complex of neobium when it is treated with the isocyanate of course excess of isocyanate and now you should remember they have lone pairs intact these lone pairs will be donated to the other neobium that has 4 chlorides on it so these are the examples for coupling reactions one can perform on bound isocyanates just take this one and treat this one with methyl iodide this is another interesting example for this coupling reaction here it gives metalated compound of this type these are the few examples to understand the coupling reactions of isocyanates with various trans-metalous one I showed you with molybdenum and another one I showed you with neobium and one I showed with homolyptic iron complex pent isocyanate iron so let us look into reactivity more reactivity of bound isocyanates in my next lecture thank you.


I take comfort in my mother's womb, it's my shelter. I take comfort in my mother's womb, it's my shelter. Then I hear a loud banging my mother's screams. Suddenly I swelter. I shake and tremor, my shelter shakes with smoke my surroundings fill. The protective water around me lessens and starts to spill. I hear a thud and cracking of my mother's rib. I hear a thud and cracking of my mother's rib. I feel a nail into my developing body. It starts to dig. My mother screams and she says my name. My dear son, can you hear me, my son Mohsen? My small strength has all but gone. My heart that beats stops its ticks. When it halts as I feel a thump. Whoa, that's when my mother's womb transgresses start to kick. Whoa, that's when my mother's womb transgresses start to kick. Salawat ala muhammad.


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Hey guys, this is Jeroen, better known as Dutch Bond fan and yesterday I finally got to see no time to die after a six-year wait I could not be happier to have finally watched this movie and Sorry for everyone that still has to wait. I'm especially looking at my friends down under And all the countries that don't have no time to die as of yet. I really feel your pain I share your pain kind of as well. I was going to initially see this movie in London I had this whole trip planned for years. I had my plane tickets ready But due to quarantine restrictions and COVID related stuff for me the trip was off. So that is what it is Now instead of you know pondering about it and feeling down I made the best possible plans here in the Netherlands and went to the biggest cinema in Amsterdam instead Which is an hour and a half drive from where I live But it was totally worth it to see it in that theater there Me and Lee at it had the best seats VIP seats. We had Perfect sound quality. It was a beautiful theater. What an experience to watch a Bond movie there for the first time So I could not be happier to have experienced it in this way Which for me was the the best alternative to London possible for this year. Hopefully Next time I will join in with the Bond community and watch it with everyone else And I would absolutely dream to experience the Royal Albert Hall myself one day Like my friend David Zuritsky, Kelvin Dyson, Tom Sears and Chris Wright from James Bond radio All the people from the Bond community that I'd love to talk to that I consider at least friends within the Bond community Um, I'm so happy for all the guys that did uh went there and I can only hope To one day share that with all of you guys as well Um talking about the movie. This is the spoiler free review I don't want to spoil anything plot related here any major things just my Initial thoughts coming back from watching the movie only yesterday Um, I'm also going to be recording a spoiler laden review in a different video So look out for that as well in case you've already seen the movie yourself For those who haven't seen the movie This one is one that needs to sink in If you if there's so much to process for the simple reason that they broke so much ground that They simply never really did before in any of the other Bond movies and not just one thing but several things were just totally Different which I think is the major plus to no time to die because it feels so fresh So different to all the 24 that came before this and yet they home watched all the older ones in a cool way as well There were so much clever references to the past so much Fleming references as well That fans will love Fugunagas directing it feels so fresh coming after the two Sam Mendes movies and the same holds for Hans Zimmer's music, which I feel Was terrific. His score is amazing. The music felt so fresh coming after specter Which had a very recycled soundtrack coming after skyfall using thomas newman's music twice in a row This had none of those issues. It felt completely new There was so much to enjoy here the action was superb um, the story is like a lot of us predicted very emotional very Emotionally driven so to speak There is a lot that needs to sink in constantly and then it's balanced out with a lot of humor as well Which I think is so welcome Craig kind of Continues the tone that he said inspector In terms of the humor But in a very well written fun way, I think So overall I'm very positive about no time to die But there are a lot of moments like I said that still need to sink in that I still need to find My opinion on or where I'm still kind of Uh in the middle about so to speak so I know that sounds kind of cryptic But you know, that's what you get when you do a spoiler free review Most of the characters were well written Madeline certainly was a lot better written and a lot more Planned out and developed in this movie compared to spectre. So this definitely I feel Lifts specter up as well a movie. I personally enjoyed already anyway Obviously blow felt returns we know that from the trailers. That's not a spoiler Uh He was creepy He was set up in a very different way that I wish he portrayed a little bit more Inspector as well Also very very happy what they did with him for the most part Then there is the scooby gang so to speak that returns all the mi6 regulars They're used in a fun way this time around I can say Um Q money penny M. They were all used well not necessarily in a bad way Like people would critique spectre for having them involve too much in the action and stuff here. They Didn't do that in that way like spectre did it. They did it in a much more clever way I feel so again, that's another positive for me Um I loved what they did with ana the armus. I'm still divided on lashiana lynch Uh, I will talk more deeply about all that stuff in my Spoiler-related review, but what I can say is my initial thoughts of lashiana lynch being a little bit too much in your face and a little bit too Too much of a political device so to speak a political statement that is walking I feel that's kind of why her character was written Um And to me, this is my opinion that's in your face a little bit There were fun moments with her though, and I'm very happy that it's not just her one upping bond Bond does the same to her Uh throughout the movie a lot which Kind of makes the relationship fun a lot as well, which I was relieved about um The cinematography in this movie is amazing all the locations are brought in in such a cool way And another thing I can't spoil without spoiling the actual Pre-title sequence is I think this was one of the best pre-title sequences The movies in the whole series ever saw Obviously, I only saw it once so that also still needs to see it sink in but there was so much to it There was just so much to this pre-title sequence.  It's a hit but With an appendix that there is a lot of stuff that needs to sink in and that can definitely Polarize the bond community and That I feel Polarizes me in some aspects as well, which I will talk about in my spoiler laden review so No time to die You do need to check this out. You don't want to miss this And I'm very curious to hear your guys's opinions as soon as you've seen it as well Please bear in mind the hashtag no time for spoilers, especially on this video This is really intended for all of those who haven't seen the movie yet And who are just curious to my initial thoughts. I'm positive about it Where would I rank it with the the craig movie so far? My my prediction was it was going to go right in the middle I I have to say This is so difficult after you know, it's only been yesterday. I've only seen it once But it has the potential to be among the top maybe topping skyfall if You're okay with certain things in it Which I know again sounds cryptic and I'm I'm still I I can't decide yet where to put it But I I can say I enjoyed it more than specter and quantum um Is it gonna top casino real and skyfall for me? I can't say after a day yet, but it's I'm positive about it overall And I will get much deeper into it in my spoiler laden review also coming up. Hope you enjoyed my initial reaction Definitely check this movie out. I hope you enjoyed and we'll see each other very soon


Narcissists hate to see you happy. They hate to see your pleasure and contentment. They hate to see you having a sense of trust and confidence in a person, arrangement or situation. They want to see your pain. They want to see you suffer, because they can feed off that. It fuels them. It makes them happy. It brings them joy. They love to see your sad face.  Because you wear your heart on your sleeve. They know when you're happy. And they also know when something is getting to you. Because empaths make their feelings obvious rather than hiding them. They show their feelings openly. So narcissists know exactly how you feel. They can see it on your face. Which is why they will often intentionally do things to disturb you. Because then they get supply. They get fuel from that. It brings them pleasure. Which is why they will often stare at your face. And you may be unaware of it but they're constantly watching you. And they're trying to read your emotions. But they never fully understand it because they lack empathy. They have an inability to share and understand your feelings. Which is why when you're in pain or if you're going through something. They're not going to be there for you. They're not going to care. Because they're sadistic. They derive pleasure from inflicting pain, suffering and humiliation on other people. It gives them power over you. Because it makes you miserable. It keeps you down so it makes them feel powerful. It makes them feel like they have something. And it doesn't affect them because they can't feel your pain. So they don't feel bad. They don't feel guilty. Which is why the abuse never ends. There's no cut off point. Because there's nothing to tell them that what they're doing is wrong. They have no conscience. They don't value anything in life. And they don't believe in God or a higher power or force. So they're free to run rampant in a way that is difficult for you to control. Which is exactly what they will do because they need fuel. They need supply. They can't function without it. They're very insecure and they're emotionally unstable. So they have to make you feel something so that they can feel powerful. But even then all they ever get is an illusion of power. Because it isn't even real. They can't even understand emotions. Which is why they stare and obsessively monitor you. Because they fear what they can't understand or control. It makes them feel insecure. It irritates them. So they have to bring it back in. They have to bring it under their control. By manipulating your emotions. So that at least then it will occur on their tombs. Which is why they hate it when things are going well for you. Because that's outside of their control. But they love it when you're sad. They love it when you're going through something. Especially when they're the cause of it. Which is why they specifically target empaths and vulnerable people. Not because they're trying to help you or to create a stable environment for you. But because they see an opportunity to control you. And to use you to regulate their own emotional state. By making you feel even more pain. Which is why they have to target victims of abuse. Because those types of people are easy for them to victimise. And they also see it as a challenge. Because they like to learn you. They like to figure you out. To see if you're going to give them what they need. To see if you're going to give them supply. Which is very creepy and weird. Because they're not even trying to connect with you on a personal level. They don't care about that. They don't value it. It means nothing to them. Because it does nothing for them. Instead they want to study and observe you. Because they don't understand human emotions. They don't feel anything like we do. So it makes no sense to them. But when you feel sad or out of control. It regulates their emotions. It makes them feel happy and secure. They get off in it. Which is why they're always watching you. Because it's doing something for them. It's giving them what they want.  They're like rapists. They've learned to be this way from their childhood.  They get off on making you do things that you don't want to do. While you tug on a different road from your childhood. The last thing you want to do. Is to make someone else feel uncomfortable. You may not have been taught to have strong boundaries. Although you may decide to have them. But you may also have been taught. To let other people have their way with you. And that may bring you pleasure.  So you may be a co-dependent or a people-pleaser. Or maybe you're just an empath. But you took a different path from your childhood. But you took a different path in life. Based upon your experiences and childhood. But my advice to you. From one empath to another. Is that if a narcissist is watching and studying you. You have to try to fake your emotions. You have to try to smile even if you don't feel like doing it. And when you do that. It will make you feel better anyway. And then those narcissists won't get supply. They won't gain satisfaction at your expense. And then maybe they'll leave you alone. Because that's all they really want. Forget about everything they say they value or care about.  If they cared about any of that. They would be attending to those things instead of studying you. All they care about is gaining their own pleasure and satisfaction at your expense. That is the only thing that matters to them. Which is why they will shape shift. And go back on things they said they were important to them. They will cheat, lie and steal. Because the truth is they really don't care about anything in life.   Because at least then it's you and not them. And they don't ever want it to be them. The last thing they want to do is self reflect.  And if you're around narcissists it may often get to you. Because they have to be seen as perfect. While you have to be flawed. So every day you're questioning yourself and you're trying to be better. But they're never going to be satisfied. Because you're never going to be able to satisfy their impossible expectations. They will always want more. Because it's coming from their ego rather than their soul. They have a need to feel important. They have a need to feel pleasure and satisfaction at your expense.  And that is the only way that it can be. They don't know any other way to live because they're weak.   So that you blame yourself for the abuse. When it all comes down to it that's all they're ever going to do. Because all an abuser really wants is for the victim to blame themselves for their own abuse. They want to abuse you freely and without any consequences. And at the end of it all. They want you to look at yourself on what you've become.  Because they don't care about you. They don't care about the future. They don't value anything in life.  And project it on to you. Because the last thing they want to do is look at themselves in the mirror and self reflect. And they also don't want you to see yourself as you actually are. Because that would also destroy the illusion. But the truth is all they care about is themselves and what they want. Which is there in the moment pleasure and satisfaction at the expense of your pain and suffering. Because that's what feeds them. That's what makes them feel alive. Thank you for watching. If you found this video helpful, please give it a thumbs up. Share your thoughts in the comment section. Hit the subscribe button to receive the notifications. If you would like to support the channel, you can donate at paypal.me slash Narc Surviver. You can book a one on one with me on my website. It's Narc Surviver the code UK. Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon.


Awesome thank you to be here. So my name is Paul from 10x. I originally from Thailand, Bangkok but I used to live here in Japan for about four years. So it's really good to be back here again. So let me get into this. I think a lot of you heard about ICO before and it's quite a big thing last year. So I think one of the reasons I'm here today is because last year we did quite an ICO one, that one of the big one. But then I think this is a really small part of what I want to share with you today because I think today we have a lot of entrepreneurs, we have a lot of people who build a company here. And I think what more important is actually to share with you what actually happened behind the scene and why we do what we do and what actually what we learn about doing all this from building a company, building a product and to what we did with the ICO. Let me start with this. So I think this is one of the really inspiring court to me. Will Economic Forum say that probably about in nine years from now 10% of world GDP would be stored and transacts on on blockchain and I think that's really inspiring and I think this really means a lot for this industry that we in that you mean 10% is probably around 7-8 trillion but if you fast forward another nine years 10 years you probably I don't end up with 10-15 million dollars. It would be on blockchain and that is something really really interesting because all the wealth and all the transaction would move there and what is really needed to speed this up. We want to speed this up and I think the way you can do is actually have a lot of people on the street it has to start from the ground up. So what we did is we just have to have a lot of people using it, start using cryptocurrency, start experiencing it and see how actually it is. So we start with our first product, bringing cryptocurrency to the debit card. So the reason we're doing that is because we want a lot more store or merchant to accept cryptocurrency but we've been going around and asked the merchant to accept it but you know it's quite time-consuming and energy-consuming too. So we found the best way to actually use something that people already know how to use which is the card. I mean I guess a lot of we here or maybe 100% we already have a card and know how to use it and on the other way around you don't have to convince the merchant to actually accept cryptocurrency or set up new machine or anything. They already know how to do this because they already accept credit card. The goal is actually really try to bring cryptocurrency to everyone and I think that's really gonna speed things up for adoption of blockchain or cryptocurrencies. The idea is if I travel here from Singapore, now I live in Singapore and if I'm gonna go to any store and I cannot use Singapore dollar even, I have to change to Japanese yen first but I imagine the world that you don't have to think about currency or any asset you want to use or spend and the version doesn't have to think about it too. They just accept anything that they want and for the user they can just travel anywhere, spend any currency, anything that they want at any store that they need to. So I think that's really the idea behind it. That's why we start the company 10x and that's lead into what we did last year which is the ICO. So I think for anyone that kind of new to ICO is one of the way that you can engage with community, a lot of customer and then you can raise your capital to build things that you really need to or to build the business that you plan to and this is probably happened quite in 2015 and then is getting quite big on 2017 and I think it's still here, it's still happening a lot and I think Japan is probably going to regulate a lot of this area but I think it's really great area to actually looking at and for regulation wise I think it's really really good to to put things in place and people can start in no way and start getting capital that they need to build their company. So we did it in June 24th in that day and then we successfully did that but I think this is really really small thing but what I want to share with you is what we actually did learn from doing this. So it's really a three thing that we think is really important for if you're going to build the company or if you're going to do ICO or actually anything that you want to do in business. The first thing is I think if you as an entrepreneur as a tech entrepreneur I think the technology is really important if you have a good technology or if you have a really interesting technology that could potentially solve a lot of problems of course you need a really good team and I think I couldn't stress it enough that the team is really important. I think the entrepreneur you always has really strengths in some area and you always have weakness in another area and you just need to find a partner or your team that kind of complete the whole system. And also the last thing is something that you can't really control which is timing but the best way to control timing is actually getting ready just be always ready. I just want to touch a bit on technology. So from our side I think one of the the technology that I personally one of the thing that I think it personally helped this is what we call Comet. So the idea of Comet is you know there's a there's a lot of blockchain in the world today probably more than a thousand blockchains from a private one that banks build or from the open blockchain one that is Sudash Bitcoin and they all work perfectly in their own system right. It's just like the internet. It's just like computer if you the idea is we have a lot of computers a lot of network in university in banks in many ways but if you actually connect all the computers together you get really a bigger network it's called the internet right and I think the idea is the same thing now we have thousands of blockchain and you just need to connect it to a bigger network where you can talk between blockchain where one blockchain can do really good things on one thing for example smart contract or those things and then you another thing that you can hold value or those kind of things and when you connect it to a bigger network then the really really interesting technology and really interesting thing is coming out of this and so that is Comet what we built so far in in our R&D and of course I want to talk about the team this is one of the example of what we try to build as a culture I think company is really something what you call organization is the company is all people in the company interacting with each other and the people in the company that actually the one who who built product who built services for the users right and the really important thing is you just have to take care of people in the company the culture that gonna translate into the product and services later down the line so this is one of the the example of our core values it's as a living thing it's keep changing all the time and and we just have to keep update based on the side of the company based on where you want people to go so and one of the really interesting thing is for the team recruiting is really interesting the new people or the people who get into the company is always influence the company in many many ways so something that you have to put a lot of energy into it and the last thing is timing is one of the factor that you cannot really control it but you know like when is the market gonna be ready you don't know technology it always always better to go into technology in the the early stage of the technology so I say so then you get familiar with it you get used to it and then you build something on that technology before the market is ready right and as I say you cannot really time the market or anything but the one factor that you can influence is is you yourself and the company if the company is getting ready always when the market timing is come when the technology is right you can do a really successful thing and that is kind of lead into I just want to share the story how we came into this point into today so in Japan about 2011 2012 I I started around three four companies before and all fail right but I think I did learn quite a lot so at that time I moved to to Bangkok and we we we into this blockchain Bitcoin for a while since 2011 we want to do something with Bitcoin technology but we just don't think the market is ready yet so one afternoon we just sit there and then we're just thinking we want to do something with this technology and we want to start at it right so again when you just fail four companies before where where and how you're going to want to start so we went to Singapore we just flew there for for a hackathon right and the the funny thing is we went we supposed to go to another hackathon but they don't let us in so we just we just have to go into this hackathon instead but it's kind of lucky because it's it's for MasterCard so it's something that we already want to do we already want to explore the idea we want to build a wallet right so and then this is a picture where where we pitched to the judge so we built a wallet and then we pitched to the judge we didn't win because we didn't pay attention enough to what the theme was so the theme was empowering the woman so so obviously we're not going to win but but we got something out of it we got an app that we showed to the judge we showed to the people there that this kind of validated our idea that hey um connecting this kind of new kind of money to normal is kind of makes sense and there's quite a lot of people who hold this currency that actually want to use it in a really convenient way so we started it but then um so the backstory is we flew to to Singapore and we think we want to do this but I think we flew in with around 200 dollars for two people right so I don't think it's not going to work for end of the month something like that but I think we max out a lot of credit cards and stuff just to survive and we went to another hackathon and this time we won it so and then we got some capital to actually start and then we decided to move to Singapore and to start a new company so this is one of the place that that's we move in I think it's around three people right and then it's not that big um I mean it's quite big if you compare to um Tokyo apartment but we would be there two people maybe three people of the most of the time and then it's quite common there but we kind of get through it um it's a lot of well when you try to build something new that you don't know it's kind of take quite a lot of time to do it and then we kind of get our first card that we wanted to do the first thing that actually working that you can actually walk into the store and then you can swipe the card or you can put in the machine and then you can pay for food or um or coffee and then it actually use a cryptocurrency to pay for that um the funny thing is this is like really sketchy card so when you walk into the store the store always asks like what is this is it actually working but then once you swipe or once you put it in it it actually works so um that's one one of the thing that um we it's like a really first experience when you use the card and then it actually works it's really really wonderful so fast forward a little bit we get the first one it actually printed that it looks proper where you can walk into the store and it actually works and then you can actually show it around right so that is one of the really major mind stone from from the idea into struggling to do something and actually have something on on the market and actually um it's quite powerful when you can hold something on your hand and then it works and then it it lead into um our early last year we did a first round of our seed funding and um a lot of success is leading into we have a product we it actually working we test with the users and I think this is probably the really the best way that I can keep advice if you want to build something I just build it until it work and I think a lot of you can prove a lot to yourself and a lot of to investor right and then this is actually lead into um in ICO later last year that that we did so we actually really moved from two three people in probably not even a garage like a bedroom into a little bit bigger space today as our office is um our main office is in Singapore we have we grew from two three people eight people at the ICO into now about 50 52 people it's quite a bit quite a journey but I think at the point I want to share is you really don't know when is the right timing for the market you don't really know when is the right timing for the technology that you want to use or you're using but what you actually can do is you can always get yourself ready and just start building and I think the time would would always come whether you you try something new technology or or you want to build something new just have to get yourself ready and actually what actually happened after we we raised this kind of capital right in what should you focusing on or what should you care I think it's three things that any companies and actually especially in the blockchain space that you really really need to care first is you have to care about your product and second is the community is something is really unique when you you raise fund this way or you raise capital this way you you kind of build a lot of communities around yourself that people that kind of believe in what you're doing and all people who want to support you on what you're doing and of course the company that itself that you have to really really take care of so the product is really easy you just need to deliver you just need to ship your product to the market so actually people can actually use it and you can you get can get a lot of feedback right that's one thing you don't have to take care of the second thing is it's a lot of communication community is almost running a public company you have a lot of public that you have to take care of in for example twitter is one of the the thing that we inform a lot of our user what's going on to the company good things bad things we always communicate you need to do a lot of meetups meetup is a lot of really good way that you can meet people face to face and I think it's really great way that you want to touch on people live and then you can interact with people face to face and it's really valuable feedback or you can actually feel what the market or what the people actually feel about the company and the product and another thing that not a lot of people mention is you can do a lot of user testing we you a lot of user just want to use the product and want to contribute right because you people kind of like the way or believe in what what the company doing so this is really interesting thing if you thinking of starting something or starting company to do this is a lot of really fast feedback group and again I just want to touch on the the company or the team that you're building is really the people is actually the one who built the product and the one who actually built the company so you really really have to take care a really good care of people all the communication all the the wellness and all the the happiness of the people in the company is really reflecting into the product that you built and at the end of the day I just want to get back to why I think why is the most important thing why you build the business why you start the company in itself and for us it's really interesting thing is if you look at money you have this so-called I would say normal money is the banknote in your in your pocket it's a coin it even numbers in your bank account but I think this is kind of the normal money that it's secure it's always there and it's just there but nothing really changed about that but this one thing new it's called new money it's actually the money that you can program it it quite smart and a lot of people developing on it and it's get actually get better every day right and this money is on blockchain or it's called cryptocurrency that a lot of people improve the protocol itself almost every day and a lot of people build on application layers that you can use it in the new ways almost every day so I think this is the thing that we call new money and it's really exciting for us because if you imagine a few years back when we still use SMS and then it costs you a few cents to to send it around right compared to today where you have live WhatsApp or any messenger it's free for you to use and it changed the the way people interact with each other and I see the same thing happen to the money where when you send money to each other it's not cost you five dollars or even a few cents anymore it it should be free the money where you should be sending we can you should be using the money the way you can use text messages video picture and I think we we're moving toward that world and our company mission is to actually get people to use more cryptocurrency and to experience this kind of new new world new kind of money so our company has a book called really cryptocurrency it's really for basic cryptocurrency a few weeks ago we we met with Elon Musk and we actually gave it to him so I have a few copies behind so you you can come to me later if you're interesting in this and really the one thing we really want to do we want people to experience cryptocurrency use it test it or even try it at the point so thank you so much for your attention thank you


The Steelers are getting seven points to start the season here. Dave, who do you like in this matchup? I think right around halftime, Ben's going to be saying, what did I get myself into? Right, retirement time is so good. I've been done with it. I see him getting absolutely swarmed by this Buffalo defense, the Steelers running game, non-existent last year. They were dead last and dead last by a lot as far as average yards per game. And I think Josh Allen, you know, a lot of people think he's going to regress this year. I think he's going to be better this year, and that's scary for the rest of the league. He's 2-0 against the spread in his two games against the Steelers. He didn't do anything special in those games, but managed the games well, which he'll do in this spot. And I don't think the Steelers are going to score, so I have Buffalo winning someone 37-6 range. I think the Steelers do nothing.


One of the most interesting questions in all of medicine is why certain people, in other words, certain personalities have certain illnesses. Have you ever wondered that? Like why do some people end up being more prone to anxiety, more prone to depression, more prone to headaches, or more prone to never getting headaches, no matter how sick they are, or how many colds they get? Why is that? Now in this video, I want to share what I think is the third self-healing principle I realized, recovering and healing myself from chronic illness, which is something that relates to the inner game, which is your beliefs and your own particular worldview about life. So let's jump in and talk about this third self-healing principle. Hey, I'm Alex Hein, current doctoral student in traditional or classical Chinese medicine, also author of the book Master the Day. Now I've included a beginner's guide to Chinese medicine. It's how to add 10 years to your life. It's a cool little print-out cheat sheet. It's the first link in the description to download it. So you can click that link, download it, and check it out. That'll be delivered right to your email. So this third self-healing principle is not a physical material principle, a habit, but it's a habit of thinking and it's a habit in the sense of a worldview habit. It's the way we habitually view the world and our lives that honestly is more illness producing and illness causing than many other habits and beliefs that are invisible. Okay, the belief and the habit is that I am a victim of life. Now, I first started noticing this in a lot of patients while I've still been in school and some of them have the same conditions. They have serious chronic pain, serious chronic disease, and some are dealing with it better than others. Some are turning on the blame button. This is happening to me and this and this and then this happened to me and then this and this this like everywhere drips of victimization, drips of blaming the world and the universe for all these bad things everyone did to me and it's kind of interesting because one thing is for certain if we're blaming the whole world and we're acting and feeling like victims, we probably will not try much to change and let me elaborate on this more. So one of the things I noticed a lot with conventional biomedicine is that it tends to result in us as patients blaming a lot about the outside and not blaming ourselves. So for example, we say things like, you know, oh, it's just genetics or I got this infection from swimming in the Amazon or you know, I had bad food quality growing up or this is something else that happened to me and the problem is that may be true. That may be true, but the healing lies in the solution. What are you going to do about it? What are you going to change? What are you going to improve? How are you going to live differently so this doesn't happen again or that this does go away? Like how do you need to live differently to heal? It's true in relationships where you see people say, you know, I always date the messed up guy I always date the messed up girl and it still is the victim thing. Like what is wrong with me that always makes me do this? Well, guess what? It's of course easy to blame the world. It's very easy to blame life when something goes wrong and even though something may have happened outside of you that caused that At the end of the day, we still need to change something or improve something If we are the sick person and there's something with diet lifestyle intervention something else medicine that we can do We need to do that if we are the person that has issues and we keep dating other people like us that have issues We need to change that now. We could also say this about things like money, right? There's so much blame around money Oh, it's my student loans. My parents did this didn't do this. It's the government. It's this new president It's the time and it's just a good nonstop blame the refrain But you know what really happy healthy successful people are doing they're not blaming complaining They may have had hard lives to even harder lives and yet they're solution focused. So what am I going to do about it?  You have the same consciousness and Ability to change as the creator of the universe What would happen if you lived that way today and every day for the next a hundred days? So I want you to just do a thought experiment because the difference is when you act like a victim There's literally nothing more poisonous and more toxic and nothing that renders you impudent more Napalief because that more than anything guarantees you will not try you will not change because you don't believe it will do anything so consider that this is really important because You are a powerful creator in charge of Improving and healing your life despite often what statistics may say there's always a certain number of even spontaneous remissions of advanced medical illnesses, so this is something really important to keep in mind and It's something that takes time So I hope that helps that a self-healing principle number three that has helped me quite a lot again to download the guide on How to add ten years to your life with Chinese medicine click that first link download that guide You can also check out my last two videos right there and right there