I'm Style OPEZ. Today I'm talking about the best online business to launch in 2023. What actually works right now? I've written out what I'm going to talk about. I'm organized. I've been doing these live calls for almost 10 years training people. Over 100 million people have watched one of these live calls. It's pretty insane or one of my YouTube videos. So this ain't my first time but the world's changed. I want to talk about 2023. I may give away some prize or some Bitcoin on this call but we'll see.  So we're going to talk about specifically a simple rule you can memorize called the 10-10-10 rule of making money. The 10-10-10 rule. So if you want to know the best business I'm going to get to the point in about 20 minutes then I'm going to take Q&A. So I need TED Talks or I did a TEDx talk, 18 minutes. So I'm going to try to do this for 18 minutes. Yep I'm back. I went off the grid for a couple years been living on my farms, Amish farm, no electricity or we had electricity but we use horses for one of the farms. You never know if this world's going to run out of damn food but let's stay on target. So what is, I got my whiteboard, what is the 10-10-10 rule? I need my marker here. Can you give me the black one? Guess what? The best business to launch in 2020, 2023, sorry, is one that follows these three rules. No matter what you see online, people talk about drop shipping affiliate marketing, people talk about e-com, talk about real estate, wholesaling. I've tried everything, done everything. I've done close to a billion dollars in online e-commerce businesses and regular businesses in my career. Let's say more than a billion but let's just say just to under exaggerate, let's say more than 500 million. So this comes out of experience but also common sense what I'm about to teach you. So the 10-10-10 rule, is that visible? Do we have a black pen? I had a black one. Oh voila, 10-10-10. Don't do anything that you see somebody teaching unless it follows the 10-10-10 rule. Now I'm live on Instagram, TikTok, this is my backup camera, Facebook, YouTube and Twitter. If I don't see your comment, don't get all but hurt. So the first rule, anything somebody tells you that you should do online. The first of the 10-10 rules, got my handy notes. Will it last for the next 10 years? A lot of people have ideas that are only going to work for the next six months. So then what are you going to do? You're going to spend all your time building a business that disappears in a year. I know it's backwards, that's because I can't see your comments. So just stick with me here, 10-10-10. Use your creativity. Will it last at least 10 years? Will it last at least 10 years? Number two, can it make you $10 million? There's a big dollar sign. Maybe not all in one year but over the period of the next 10 years, could it realistically make you $10 million? That's one million bucks a year gross revenue. This is not a recording. Rule number two, that eliminates a lot of businesses. Can it make $10 million over the next 10 years? That's only a million in revenue a year. I know I remember my first business made me a hundred grand and I remember thinking, wow, I wonder if I could ever make a million. Inflation, it ain't what it's used, a million bucks ain't what it used to be. Number three, and this is the most important, this is the most important rule because you're going to get intimidated. It should only be a 10 out of 100 difficulty level. Only 10 units out of 100 units of difficulty. Okay, so a lot of ideas I see people teaching, they're too complicated. It's not going to work. Most business ideas, a lot of drop shipping, the bad thing about drop shipping, you know what it is? A lot of drop shipping, those products will expire in a month or two months. That doesn't follow the first of the 10-10-10 rule. It should last 10 years. Number two, some things don't have the ability to scale. There's not a lot of people that want to buy what you're selling. And number three, some things are going to stress you out so much to try to build an online business. I have hundreds of millions of people and millions of entrepreneurs that follow me. I was just talking to an entrepreneur who sold three of his companies already for more than $50 million and he's stretched out, stressed out right now because it's so complicated. He's like, Ty, I'm working so hard. Okay, so you're going to have to work hard. You're going to have to work hard. Okay, you're going to have to work hard, but it should only be a 10 out of 100 difficulty once you start. So there's only one business that I know that follows the 10-10-10 rule for the average person. There's only one, okay? So here's the next three things. That's the most important. Now let's get super specific. What should you actually sell? So somebody's throw something out, please. Throw an idea out that you think follows the 10-10-10 rule. Just throw it out. I'm going to show you something.  The rich people greed formula. Who here thinks rich people are greedy? Anybody? Who thinks rich people are greedy? I hear that all the time. They're like, oh, rich people are greedy. Why don't you use that to your advantage, okay? Number one, sell something that rich people buy because they have the most money. You know why Louis Vuitton owner became wealthier than Elon Musk last year? Because he sold purses to women who wanted to look rich and had a lot of money because they were able to afford a $3,000 purse. That's why Elon Musk, did he sell a $10,000 moped? Nope. What's the most expensive Tesla right now? 100 grand, but he has that other, that new truck. What's the price on the cyber truck? Elon Musk follows this rule right now. Sell to the rich. Who's the richest people, by the way, in the world? What category of people is the richest? Anybody know? Business owners. There's 20 million business owners in just the United States. They're the wealthiest people in America. Somebody said, sell cocaine. Yeah, the cyber truck, 70K. Elon Musk sells cars and only rich people can buy. Now, he says he's going to do a cheaper one, but you know. So sell to rich people, sell a product. Number two, what do rich people hate? Things that waste their time. So sell something rich people hate. I'm explaining. This is another way of explaining the tentative. What is something rich people hate? I'll explain in a second. See, what do rich people love? So the 10, 10, 10 rule, you can also say sell to the rich, help them avoid something they hate and give them something they love. So think of this. What do rich people hate? The average business owner is almost 60 years old in America. What do you think they hate? And what is your mom and grandma hate? Does your mom and grandma love TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, social media? Do they like technology? Does your grandma, does your, my grandma was 102. Does she hate? She hated technology. She sent one text in her life. The number one thing rich business owners don't ever want to learn is how to do anything related to the internet.  They're like, nope, you want to build online funnels and do email marketing and AI and SMS? Do you want to set up an AI prompt that will answer and do chat bots?  So what do they love? Making money. That's why they're rich. So all you need is a business that follows the 10, 10, 10 rule in 2023 that makes rich people richer and makes them not have to do anything they hate. So what is that thing? There's only one business I know. And that's doing internet, social media marketing for rich people, rich business owners. That's it. That is a business. Let me read you some of these. So I started training people how to do this in 2016. I remember it was October 2016. Over 40,000 people got trained to launch a social media marketing business. I call it SMMA, social media marketing agency. Now I actually own the trademark on SMMA. You see a lot of people using the phrase SMMA. It's technically my trademark, but I don't go after people. Here's a guy, Daniel Murphy. We just printed out. This is a chat that he wrote. Ty, I went from being a high school dropout to making 120,000 a month net. Now a lot of you are going to say that's a fake testimonial? Great. Whatever you think. You could tweet out to these people. This guy's Aziz Samoon at the Aziz Samoon, S-A-M-O-O-N. Text them. D-M-M on Instagram. Sold my SMMA company for multiple seven figures. That means between probably one to five million dollars and moved to Dubai. I'm now focused on health and investing in real estate. The tie, your ad change in my life when I saw it. I was in university.  That was the light at the end of the tunnel. He exited for millions of dollars. He sold the business that I taught him to build. Here's Dan Murphy. He's on Facebook. This one's interesting. Today I was reflecting back on when I was homeless. As a high school dropout who was told I wouldn't make it, I was living on the streets. Okay. Fast forward to today. I've recently closed another four business clients and I've grown my marketing agency to over $50,000 a month. I'm not saying you're going to put a check. If you look closely at this check, you can see here's a check for $2,500. He has like 20 customers paying him $2,000 a month. 50 grand. He even put the check number. Here's a guy that's kind of become well-known. In fact, most of the big social media influencers that you see online that are the most famous, they've all been through my programs. Here's Bogdan Stefanovicci. Okay. It's time to be a bit personal here. Two years ago, I used to work in a coffee shop earning nothing more than $1,000 per month, working 12 hours per day, six days a week.  Fast forward to Q1 of 2021. This is from two years ago during COVID. After hundreds of hours of and years of work, I hit six figures per year. I'm running a successful e-commerce marketing agency and helping others scale their SMMA. As well as having the goal of making $80,000 a month by the end of this year, I want to live in my dream city. He put a check here. He just showed one of his checks for $2,400 from a customer. Jay Aquino. When $10,000 a week became a new normal, here's his Stripe account, $1,119 with 10 orders. That was the beginning of the week. Cam Gadsby. Bought 67 steps, then I bought your SMMA program. Started a marketing agency. Did marketing for solar companies. So he picked a niche. We went from $0 to $60 million in revenue. He was doing this for a solar company and every sale comes from digital ads. I run from the SMMA. So he didn't make $60 million. One of his clients that he did marketing. By the way, you know how many, you know how long, I just had my team mark. I'm not going to read all these or I'll read them later. So here's, here's what I challenge you all do. On my website I have a five day challenge. Five day challenge. You watch one video a day for five days. At the end of the five days, let me train you for five days how to do marketing for rich business owners and get them to pay you $1 to $10,000 a month. It's five days. At the end of it, I want you to get your first customer. I don't care if they're a hundred bucks, 500 bucks, a thousand. It does not matter. I just want you to make money for the first time on your own. Online, man. I started telling people in 2013, why is everybody going to college getting in debt when you can build an online business and people thought I was a scam back then. Now there's so many people doing it that I don't look so stupid, but I was one of the, I was the first person at scale showing people how to build online businesses. And I've been, last three years, I've been doing, I've scaled a big business myself, been doing other stuff. COVID reminded me that we need to be able to grow our own food. So I built a big farm, got over, built over a thousand acres, growing my own food, selling food also, organic food. But I wanted to come back because more than ever, there's a potential recession coming. Who thinks the world's super stable right now? Who thinks the world's super unstable? Raise your hand. Having a diversified way to make money is the most important thing you can do for the next six months, 12 months, 18 months, 10 years. Okay. So I just want to do a five day challenge. It cost you one, you can try it for a buck, $1. You could try it for three days of it. After that, you can choose if you, it's a $1 trial. After that, you can choose for paying $7 a month, $57 a month, or 97. You can just, if you don't have the money, you can either pick seven days or just do the three days trial. Okay. Everybody has a dollar. Okay. People say, why don't you do it for free? Because I've done it for free and people don't finish. Somebody said, Ty, your hair is hanging on for deal life. I had to clip it back. I have long hair right now. So I'm going to put a link up and then I want to take some questions and answers. Who here doesn't believe what I'm saying? Who thinks you have a better business model that is more realistic for, there's 300 people here, 380 there, 251. So let's just say there's 1,000 people watching at any minute. Over this call, about 10 to 20,000 people will watch. Name something more realistic that you could do in any country at any age than building a marketing business where you help rich people do what they hate, which is online marketing. And you help them get rich and you just make sure they share some of that money with you. That's your best thing. Rich people have all, did you know five men have like, well, 10 men depends what statistics. Sometimes I see five, sometimes I see 10, sometimes I see 20. Well, let's say 20. 20 men have more money than the bottom 4 billion people in this earth. Is that fair? No. But can you change that overnight? Hell no, you're not going to change that. You can complain about it on Twitter. But meanwhile, how are you going to pay your bills? Somebody said a better business is software that saves company money on advertising. Yes, in my SMMA program, I'll show you how to sell them the software that does the marketing. That's part of my SMMA. Now, some of you may have been in my old SMMA. My new SMMA, I have 4.0. We actually do one-on-one coaching and help you do this. So go right here. I'm going to put the link. Can you type it on Instagram for me? If you want to join this challenge, five days from now, six days, on the sixth day, I want you to make, you don't have to put HTTP. You can just put tylopes.com, tylopes.com slash live SMMA. Who's going to be the first person tonight to take the five-day trial? Day one, I'm going to show you how to pick your niche. You have to go after a certain target market. This guy went after a solar company. Number two, create your offer. What are you going to sell people? I'll help you do that in day two of the challenge. Day three, find a business that needs your help and we'll show you the exact lines what to email them, text them, or call them and say. We'll give you a script. Number four, how to sell the actual service. Number five, how to do the work once you get your first check. I want you, I have one goal. I'm going to fill up. I have, how many total testimonials it's what you think we have in all our Dropbox folders. Have them look more than 5,000. I think I have the most testimonials. You could just do that. Yeah. Is that the long, should he use this long one? Okay. No, but the one that's live SMMA IG still. Okay. That's fine. Someone, magtown misfits says, I feel like this is pre-recorded because of the delay. Now that's TikTok, bro. You're on TikTok live. I don't know why people are confused. Good. Yeah. You can use that. Okay. I'm going to read off the names of people who are getting in the five day challenge. Look, you don't have to do my five day challenge. If you can find something else online, go for it. Give yourself a chance, man. Give yours. I don't know anything else you can do for $1. And by the way, after three days, you can auto cancel it.  You can just cancel it. It's not complicated. Okay. Oh, here we go.  Mark Ludwig, you were the first person in con con con a key or con a key Illinois. Welcome. Joe S. You were the second person in Philly. I was just there, man. I've been flying to Philly for a one day business meeting. Ty long ago said that secret to wealth was residual income. Yes. And multiple streams of income. Absolutely. I would do it in reverse order though. Before residual income, try to build up multiple streams of income. So if you already have a job, if you're already trying something, I have an agency myself. Okay. I already know how to do more than $100 million a year in revenue. More than that. But let's call it 100 million. I already know how to do. I like to under exaggerate what I do. So I know how to do 100 million. I still have a marketing company because it brings you amazing customers. Can you not? I don't understand. Can you comment here? You can't pin it on TikTok, can you? Yeah, you it's old do it, but you can't pin it or can we pin hers? What's my opinion on network marketing?  Marketing is doing marketing for rich business owners. By the way, what's the richest business owners, doctors, lawyers, surgeons, plastic, there's all these plastic surgeons on social media. You can run their ads for them. And there's so let me see your back account. I think you need bank account. You want to see my back account? Turn around. You want to see my, you want to see my lats? How do you measure your success after five days? I'm going to make a bold claim. I literally want you all to get your first Venmo payment or check or wire or crypto from a rich business owner after five days within five days. Is that it live? Oh, it looks like mad. Okay. My next in person seminar is in London. By the way, when you sign up, you can sign up. There's three different levels. You can do the core training. If you want to stay and then you, or you can do the VIP or pro. So you'll see that. It's $1 for the first three days. Brittany, welcome to the program in Calgary, Alberta, James Hill Port here on Michigan. Welcome Igor, Yushchenchko in Dublin. I had a, I had a friend growing up named Victor Schaffarenko. I remember. What do you think about people saying most of us should only focus on one source of income, especially if you're not making millions already? Well, yes and no, but you have to try different things. That's like saying you only want to marry one husband or one wife, but you got to go on a few dates, don't you? Don't you have to go on a few dates to find a man or woman of your dreams? See? So yeah, it'd be great if you could find one thing to focus on, but you got to try different things. In fact, one of the biggest things, four people just joined in the last 30 seconds, Christupa. Christupa's Camciocas in Lithuania, Jaime Mendes, Toronto, China, Murray and Holden, Utah, Arthur Miro in Auckland, New Zealand. I don't know, five did. Andy Roma in Mais, Belgium. I don't know if I said that right. Do you remember Emile Ngazi started taking off your course? Yep, he was in my, I think he says on a podcast he went through my program. I was on the Logan Paul show, Logan Paul. They all went through my SMMA, the same program, but that was the 2016 version. There's a new version that you need. It's changed a little bit. So you should use AI more to help you. You should do more email marketing. You should automate things. It's actually easier to do now in my opinion than it was in 2016 when I launched. What do you think about doing online course businesses for musicians? By the way, the reason you want to build a marketing company and do that for other people is then you can use all that skill for your own products. I use my own agency to sell my own stuff. I go soon. How long have I been going for? I told everybody, good, I did it in the last time I said, okay, so tidalopis.com slash live SMMA. Okay, what's some more questions on your first and best online business to launch in 2023? Read you some more test testimonials. So Rob Nakibula took me six months and 14 meetings, but I finally signed my second client. This is a guy in another country, in Pakistan or maybe Bangladesh. Here's somebody who won my program, Ryan Farage. I don't know. This one is about, this is a health one. Shane Hines with a Y, if you want to look it up, H-Y-N-E-S. It all started with tidalopis and his SMMA program. Keep hustling guys. It's not an overnight thing, but you will get there. I started with zero. I hustled on my own firstly and now my team completely runs my agency. Build systems leverage other people to grow. Remember I told you 10, 10, 10 rule? You can do this easier than you think. When I was doing 10K a month, I was working 15 hours a day, six, seven days a week. Now I do four one-hour meetings with my key staff who run my agency. Here's what he did in the month of July, 67,000 euros in one month. And he's now only working an hour. That's pretty insane. He automated it over time. You can do that with AI. Here's an interesting one. Why'd you print this with the world's largest, smallest font? Darren Hurrigan. He's in the Facebook group we have. It's H-O-U-R-I-G-A-N. Hello, fellow agency owners. Glad to be here. I hit $10,000 per month. He said, and I gained 20 pounds. Okay. I hope that doesn't happen to any of you. But then he said, but then I lost 40 pounds and I hit 25,000 a month. There is a correlation. I know how hard it can be at the beginning to start a business. I started my agency, now I'm doing $25,000 a month. I became super focused on work, ended up gaining 40 pounds. He showed a picture. But now he's lost it all and making more. That's an interesting testimonial. So I hope that doesn't happen to anybody. I hope you don't make more money but get fat along the way. So please don't do that. A mayor Farhaw is at seven figures with his agency. So that's at least a million dollars a year. Here's an interesting one. E-Nom-Hawk-H-A-Q-U-E. I started four years ago. I got my first client. It took me 600 phone calls. See how hard it used to be. Back in 2016, rich business owners were not convinced they needed to use social media. How they all are. It's easier in 2023. He said, now he has one client paying them $17,000, $656 USD for one month of service. So that's kind of cool. Look at this. Now he's up. He's made $1.8 million in total sales. He put his live overview. He said, now I'm chilling. His personal IG is E-Nom-Hawk with the E-N-A-M-H-A-Q-U-E underscore. E-Nom on Instagram. Ask him if this is real. Hi, my name is Dessa May-Rigudo. You'll get access to the Facebook group. Okay. Hi, everyone. My name is Dessa. I'm an entrepreneur. I've been part of this group since 2019. I just shared one of the results I got for a client. I was doing his Facebook ads. He made the client $12,000 off 2000 spend. Do you know why this works?  You are poor. I know this sucks, but if you are poor, rich people have all the money in the world and it's getting worse. So you don't have to do this forever. Learn to market for them. The average business owners over 55, depending on what statistic, what county, they're over 60. They're never going to learn this. You can do this for the next 10 years. You can also sell an agency. You can sell an agency. I've had multiple, I read you that first testimonial. A guy sold his agency for, he said low seven figures. So that's $1 to $5 million. All right. Mary and so that's the funniest testimonial. The person who gained, they got to make it take her in a month to gain. Who here? Who here? I remember being broke. I would definitely gain 40 pounds when I was broke. If I could get the six figures of income. Dude, when you're broke, you'll be like, I'll give you a finger, man.  This is a multi-directional one. Okay. What's more questions? Maybe on anything. Then I'm going to go. Ty, I hit $6,000 a month selling online guitar courses. How do you scale to $60,000 a month? Man, if you own a business, go through this five day challenge because, and you can go into the full on course. I go into scaling. I can show you. I mean, you want to get to $60,000 a month. I've done $60,000 in an hour. The internet's huge, man. There's over 2 billion, at least 2 billion active users daily. We started doing the math on the internet. It's so mind blowing the opportunity yet so few people, like I told you only 500,000 people have paid, which is a lot to go through my online education, my knowledge courses. It's over 550,000. I just looked. It's just crazy out of a world of 8 billion people that not even one... I'm not talking about just my courses, but people still think the salvation is getting a formal education. Go for it if you want to be a doctor or an engineer, but some of you today in my five day challenge have a chance to pass the average doctor. Okay. Wow. A lot of people... Okay. In the last five minutes, 23 new people went into the program. I just looked. David Ray, Ukaipa, California. Nathan Nelson, Troy, Michigan. Lameca Davis, Phoenix, Arizona. Rezi, Reza, Babay, Huntington Beach. Ray Jackson, East Point, Michigan. Anthony Zara-Gosa, San Diego. Valentin Balan in Grinsby, Northeast, Lincolnshire, Great Britain. Brandon Vancey in New Westminster, British Columbia. Jose Martinez, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Ariel Gomez, or Gomez, sorry, Matthews, North Carolina. Nara Baker, Lip Hook, Hampshire, Great Britain. Joe Bawa, Hornsey Essex, Great Britain. Christian Yanez, Milwaukee. Max Yeh-Zavang in Oklahoma. Austin Homo Loco in Seattle. Joe Sebastian, South Sioux City, Nebraska. Kalpesh Sudkara. Oh, I've been there. Andhra Pradesh. I've been to Hyderabad before. He lives in Visakhapatnath. I'm going to slaughter that name. Sorry. India. Uh, Noah Della in LA, California. Samuel Munoz in Greatland, Texas. Mike Holm in Paris, France. Risha Marsalana in Baga Buñan, Philippines. Emmanuel Blest in Gateshead, Great Britain. Cal McFarlane, London, Ontario, Canada. I just read all of you. Does age matter? Nah. You're not still talking. I know. I don't want to lean over into the mic all the time. We can turn the gain up. Should I turn the gain up a little bit? This guy wants the gain up. Let me give you some gain, buddy. Test, test, test, test, test, test. How about that? Now I don't have to be so close. Ooh, now that's loud. Facebook marketplace opinion. Name of business. I remember I've sold e-com courses, drop shipping. I do e-com. E-com is a great second. I wouldn't do that as your first business for most people. You know? I wouldn't. If I was starting from scratch, I was 18 years old, 25 years old. If I was just starting from scratch, I'd build an agency because I'd learned to sell and then I could sell my own products and sell their products. I'd take a profit share, by the way. As some of you get more sufficient profit share, so you just go to, I have a, let's say somebody's making a million bucks a year in their business. You just tell them, I want $2,000 a month and then I want like 5% of everything I do on top of that. So if you get them to $2 million a year, you get $50,000. I'm sorry, if you get them to $2 million a month from $1 million, there's lots of business doing $1 million a month. You help them go to $2 million a month, you get $50,000 bonus a month from one client. Be creative like that. I'll talk about that in the course. More people joining. Tahimsa Kamoshi and DC. I was just in DC. Sebastian Spencer, San Francisco Christian, Armo Garcia, Wheat Ridge, Colorado. I didn't even tell anybody about this live call. Eduardo Mariquin, San Jose. What are other questions? How do you sell your first course without followers? You're not selling a course. What I recommend is the best business in 2023. You can do a course, but don't do it yet. First build a marketing revenue generating agency. You help business owners, help hotels, help restaurants, help doctors office, help car dealerships, help plastic surgeons, help construction companies, help landscapers, help solar companies, help people sell in RVs, help people selling jacuzzi, do lead generation, manage their email marketing. I'm going to show you how to do it all in this five day course. It's not as hard as you think. You can get started right now. $1 for the first three days. And then if you choose to stay, you can cancel or stay. You'll get the full five day challenge and then you get monthly training. We do way more training that you can choose the basic level of $7 a month. You can do the VIP level. That's 57 a month or you can do the professional. If you are higher level, you're already making money. You can go into the $97 a month program. We also have in-person boot camps. I can fully support you have 40,000 people have gone through. We've got a big community. You can ask questions in the Facebook, the private Facebook group. We have a Slack group. We're almost done with our own SMMA app. We'll be out in the next month. So you can actually have an app on your phone. So you get a customer and you don't know what to do. You can ask the community, oh, they want me to do a Facebook ad. They want me to do a TikTok. They want me to do stuff like that for them. How would you scale $150,000 per year online course biz to $1 million teaching guitar lessons? You need to have a personal brand. Personal brands do better. That's why Elon Musk bought Twitter because he's a personal brand, right? So personal brands are very powerful in the model world. In fact, I predict this in 2015. I said personal brands will take over the world and they really are as opposed to like Apple. Now, Apple is still bigger than any personal brand, but Tesla and Elon Musk's group of companies are catching up to even Apple. And you look at Berkshire Hathaway, one of the biggest company, Facebook. Facebook has a face to it. Jeff Bezos face of Amazon. So oftentimes, and you don't have to be the face, you know, somebody said, no, thanks, I'll just sell drugs. That doesn't follow the 10, 10, 10 rule. My dad was a drug dealer and he went to prison. Then you don't make any money. Somebody said, Ty is such a grifter. What is, what's the technical definition of grifter? Let's do this. Hey, Siri, define grifter. TikTok's always full of haters. It said grip. Let me type it in. Siri is not that smart. I found, I don't know what Apple update did, but Siri stopped knowing much. It was never that smart, but AI is going to destroy my chat. GBT is already destroyed. A person who operates a side show like a circus. Hey, my friends, you want to know the real grifters in the world? $2 trillion in college debt in the US system. The US government and colleges have $2 trillion of debt on 18 to 22 year olds in America. That's the greatest grift ever. It's the greatest grift ever. People are getting English degrees, art history degrees, Duke University. I saw a Susa Pacific college in Los Angeles is $45,000 a year for an undergrad degree. Never put me in that category. I guarantee you, I got more people that know digital marketing because of me than a Susa Pacific. I never once charged $45,000 a year. Never. You don't even, this guy doesn't even know what a grift is. If anything is a grift, you're on TikTok. What a grift, man. They're manipulating. All these social media platforms are fully manipulating the next generation to be dopamine addicts. You can actually be addicted to your phone, you know, and you just make like people scroll on platforms and just make the owner rich. They're selling your eyeballs. X just introduced ads all over the place. So people think it's free. Talk about that grift. Talk about the algorithm as a grift. It's Independence Day here in India. Say something about India. Are you growing? Man, I mean, the population of India in our lifetimes doubled from 600 million to 1.2 billion. It's one of the biggest consumers of energy too. It's an important country. It has a lot of people. You know, it has a lot of people. It has a lot of potential. It's like every big country.  Your pros are any large group of people will spit out geniuses, but the downside of a large group of people is you have tremendous exaggeration of problems, whether it be poverty, whether it be agricultural system, political corruption. So India is one of these super complicated places. It's enigma. It's like Russia. Brazil. It's like the United States. It's complicated. England. No place that has hundreds of millions of people won't be complicated. You know what? People focus too. It's good to be patriotic, but more important is to be loyal to your tribe, to your family, to your own obligations, man. People think too much about the country they live in. Like, oh, I live in this country and that country doesn't care about you.    So yeah, you can be loyal to the peace of land that you were born in. Those are manmade borders. A hundred years ago, all the borders in the world were different. Almost every country was different. Be loyal to people that will have your back. Be loyal to people. You know, it's like they say soldiers go into war. They'll jump on a grenade. Not for the army. They jump on the grenade for the people in the trench that have their back. So patriotism is fine, but it's not more important than loving your family and your tribe. You know what I mean? And to do that, if you can be a provider financially, financially you should become a provider. The world needs providers. Man, if everybody's broke in your family, how can you help? All right, let me read. Okay, more people. We got John Harris from Disputonta, Virginia. Never heard of that. Ryan Byron T. Collins, Portland, Oregon, Kunal Sanjim Han in London. I'm doing my seminar there at the end of this month. Ken Shibley, Fernando Caro. Good. Okay. What questions do we have? I told you I keep this short. I'm just answering some questions. I'm going to go in the next 10 minutes. What do we want to know about business? What's some other businesses in 2023 that you've been told would be good? Let's run them through the 10-10-10 formula. Let's run them through the formula. Let's run them through what I gave you. Ty, what do I... Software is a service. Much more complex. It doesn't follow the 10th. You can... Software is a great business to build in, but I would not do that. How much money are you making right now? Daniel Gardinho or another person, Fernando Caro, wholesale real estate. How much money are you making right now? AI chatbots. 10-10-10 rule. It doesn't follow the 10 years.  Be the richest people in the world. Be the richest people in the world. The richest. Elon Musk is the richest person in the world because he's the best marketer. The founder of Louis Vuitton or the owner of Louis Vuitton passed Elon Musk for a while last year. He sells a $3,000 Louis Vuitton purse and it costs him $300. What a good marketer. Healthcare. It's not a realistic business for the average person to jump into healthcare. You need capital. I mean, I don't know what you're talking about. Are you talking about doing biotech? You know, Valopiz is the goat. People always talk about who's the goat. Marketing and healthcare. Yes. So here's how this works. It's a five-day program. Five days. Day number one, we're going to talk about how to pick who you want your ideal customer to be. And so yeah, you can go after like nursing homes. A lot of real estate's good. You can have realtors as your clients. Just do some marketing forums. Stop making it complicated. Do their email marketing. You don't even have to do everything. People are like, oh my God, Todd, I don't know how to do Twitter, Facebook, YouTube. You don't have to do everything. Just do one thing for me. In fact, I like email marketing as the simplest because you can use AI to write it. You can just have AI write it for you and you can charge people $1,000 a month to manage their email list form and their SMS list. They're never going to do it. Every restaurant I go to, they don't have a good email list. An email, a restaurant should email me like a couple of times a month. They email me like once a year, you know? Is affiliate marketing still a good idea to make money? Yeah. But do that later. This is better. Do this first. Do this first. All right. Welcome to the program. Martin Alvarez, LA. Money Haru from Prague. Ying Qin Li, Vancouver, British Columbia. Isn't this person? Is this another person from Belgium? Thoughts? Thoughts on a pool building business. Well, I mean, do you have a lot of experience? Do you have capital? This is a no capital. The thing I like about marketing is no capital needed, man. You know? It's possible to run an econ business without having social media. You're going to have to advertise on social media. Rocco. What's up, Rocco? It's one of my friends from North Carolina. Email, marketing, a restaurant is a must. There you go. What have you learned from living in Denmark and Copenhagen? I mean, I live in Stockholm, London. There's a lot of cool places in the world, man. That's what I've learned. People are too stuck in one place. I like to explore the world, man. I'm going to explore. How tight is the new program? You can start for a buck. $1. Try the first three days, man. I've been to Loma Beach. It's the best business to start in your opinion. This person must have just joined now because I just did this for the last 45. I'm about to get off. You've got to watch the replay, man. Okay. Titleopens.com slash live SMMA. Try the five day challenge. By the end of the five day challenge, I want you to have your first customer. How will you feel if for the first time, maybe you've done this before, you actually have an online income source. Even if it starts small, change your life forever, man. Change your life. How do you, how can you afford a Ferrari? How much money are you making? What are the business I'm cold calling don't have an email database. So, well, you expand your business clients. You can also do SMS marketing for them. Hi, I'm having an issue with getting traction on YouTube shorts and IG reels to my e-commerce brands. The videos are getting zero views. Some randomly, we get 1,000. You got to follow this hook formula I have, the Humps formula. H stands for hypnotic opening. U is unusual origin story. M is make it simple. P is practical solution. S is special time in history. You got to use some urgency. Let me read some more of these. These are so cool. There's so many of these. I haven't seen these in a while. Brandon Blackman. Ty, let's go. I got my third SMMA client. He's climbed to $10,000 a month. Here's a client, a check made out to him for $1,607. To be honest, I made so much money off your program, and I'm now $30,000 out of debt. He was in debt. This is on Twitter at improving 777. Improving. So, that's a cool one. Here's Lawrence Alzame. I joined the course. It taught me the basics and got me to the first mile stores. Years later, I'm crushing it thanks to Ty and everyone else that made the course. Lawrence Alzame, A-L-Z-A-I-M. He has made $251,000. This was in the month of November. This is his account, Stripe account. That's not bad. $251,000 in one month. $251,642. By the way, there's no guarantee you'll make this much money. Got to give all kinds of disclaimers in America because in America, it's like, if you show that this guy made $250,000, people wouldn't say, well, did you promise that everybody would make $250,000 a month? No, I didn't. Bastion Slot. B-A-S-T-I-A-A-N. Thank you, Ty Lopez, for helping me get into the realm of social media marketing and making my milestone. Your community mindset is amazing. I just bought my first Rolex. It's a Rolex Oyster Perpetual. How much was it? Looks like you put 36 million, but that's not right. 36,000. This guy named his marketing agency, Deadbeat Marketing. Victor M. Apparicio on Facebook. He just closed them on $1,500 a month to do this business owner's marketing. I don't know. What do you think about naming your marketing agency, Deadbeat? Okay. Oh yeah, that was right. That was, sorry, that was not Shopify. That was, I mean, that was not Stripe. That was Shopify. Before, after five months, I was getting 50 sales a day, but for three months, my sales went down to 20 sales a day. What I did is I got into Ty Lopez's scaling program and solved scaling. Now he's doing 50 sales. There's so many of these. Some of these are hard to read. Oh, this guy went through the certification, Amir Mohamed. How come some of these you printed twice? It's Kenny Barnwell. Cool one. I marketed anything from cars to guitars. In fact, I just listed my first agency for sale. Oh, so he's selling his agency. Put a picture of himself chilling on some kind of a couch. This guy's doing marketing for seven chain businesses. He's, he has a dentist. He's getting a driving school to pay him $9.97 a month, Beauty Salon 1500, Dentist 2000, and the seven restaurants are $3,000 each. This is the guy that I met, by the way. Remember he came to that basketball game? Because he had all these pizza places. So seven restaurants. He's making 21,000 from the restaurants. 7K days for the agency are now like a cake walk. Today, July 11th, 7,000, Tuan Lu. There's a lot of these. Here's Inom. Oh, I did the Inom. He printed some of these for us. The video quality is great. Will new video become available every day? Yes. Some of you are going to need to watch the replay because I don't want to replay everything I said already. Time for bed for me. All right, Fernando Carrillo in Heredia Costa Rica, the first person Costa Rica tonight. All right, I'm going to wrap up. I appreciate you all being here and I'll see you in the five day challenge. Okay. Let me end this sucker.


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Hey guys, my name is Brittany and welcome back to my YouTube channel you guys in today's video I will be giving you my mid-year curriculum update for my kindergarten or in my preschooler I'm really really excited about today's video if any of you guys are new here to my channel again My name is Brittany. I'm a homeschooling mom to three girls, and I'm in my fourth year of homeschool So you guys we're gonna go ahead and kick start off my candy gardeners mid-year curricular review I definitely will say before I give you guys my recap of like the curricula that we use and how I'm feeling about it so far I definitely will say starting off a kiddo from the beginning is Completely different from starting off homeschooling with a child that does have some type of public school experience So for me for my oldest daughter I didn't start homeschooling her officially until the start of her third grade year So I didn't have to go through the process of teaching my daughter how to read and how to you know beginning forming her letters and really from the beginning I always supplemented my oldest daughter's education at home where I will grab like Workbooks and things we would do we would do like reading and math facts and sight words at home But I never was like the true fool on Facilitator of her soul education So it definitely was very daunting for me when I started off this homeschooling journey from the beginning with my Middle daughter. I really didn't know what to expect. I definitely wanted to keep Kenny Garten like fun and light Especially since in the state of Georgia. I don't have to register her in the board of Education until she turns six so until her first great year will be the year that I officially Have to follow all of our state guidelines and you know protocol and things like that I really just wanted to get my feet wet when it comes to like Kenny Garten Even though I do have some small goals that I do want us to reach at the end of our homeschooling year I definitely didn't want to put too much pressure on myself when it came to her This particular daughter my middle daughter She definitely has a few special needs that I do have to keep in mind for my middle daughter Leia She actually was not speaking at all. I mean no words when she was two years old So literally when I think about the fact that my daughter that wasn't speaking Three years ago is now beginning to read it like blows my mind All the progress that we've went through with her. I mean speech therapy and testing It just was so much stuff when it came to her and so much worry and so much concern And I definitely will say that as I've been going through this process with her It definitely has been more of a roller coaster because I'm worried if we're not meeting those developmental things or if we're not Where we're supposed to be with her because I want to get it just right But I do have to remember from which my daughter came from and how much progress she has me Really from the beginning and I'm I'm just floored. I can't believe where we're at. I'm really really excited I really want to encourage any of you guys out there if you are homeschooling some type of kiddo with some type of Special need or special circumstance don't give up on that kiddo be consistent with them It's been several times. I'm not gonna lie this year that I have doubted my ability to teach my middle daughter It's been times where I'm like, well, maybe she may be better off if I do Do public education with her and she'll have you know, IEP she'll have her speech therapy in school And you know, it's been several times. I have allowed myself to go there, but now we are at like mid-year I'm really happy what where we're at. I can't believe that I have been a one to facilitate this and Did we make as much progress as I wanted to? Absolutely not. But did we make progress from the beginning of our school year to now? Absolutely, and I think I'm just gonna continue to truck along this journey with this kiddo And I can't wait to see all the things that Leia is gonna do and gonna get up to and I'm so proud of this girl So you guys Now that I finished my old emotional spill, we're gonna go ahead and get into the curriculum for her We're gonna start off with math math is actually one of her favorite subjects and her primary math We've been using has been Kenny garden math with confidence you guys And I have been loving this curriculum so much for Leia Leia has been loving this curriculum as well I really liked the playfulness of this curriculum. I love the games that incorporates daily the little activities like her learning her left and her right and It's just really really fun the way that they are teaching these math concepts her mental math It's awesome at this point the way that they're solidifying Her being able to analyze numbers zero to ten I really really like the incorporation of the manipulatives. She loves that as well I love that they have her jumping and hopping and you know we're doing a little chance and singing and it's really has been a fun curriculum one thing I definitely will say that I thoroughly appreciate is that in math with confidence They have these unit checkpoints where it really allows you to be able to assess your kids and where they're at They don't give them like a specific like assessment that they're doing but you're able to read and see Okay, is my kiddo understanding grasping the concepts is my kiddo where they need to be at and it also Encourages you for specific areas like they're not looking for math like fact fluency at this level and it really gives you I guess those like reminders that this is kindergarten math and you know, this is where your kid needs to be This is how you know we can move on to the next unit and if they're not ready here goes some games You can review here goes the page numbers You can do before moving on to the next unit and I really enjoy that hand-holding that math with confidence gives me I love that it scripted And I do love the simple take on math sometimes. I'm not gonna lie I do question whether it is enough rigor For math and it is what I'm really looking for in a math curriculum But at this level I am enjoying the in-depthness that it's going So I really have been enjoying The math with confidence one thing about the workbook that I love is I love that it has like the daily Practice when it comes to like the number writing so every single day. She does get daily practice They have a black line master at the back of the teachers guide that gives you I guess like the little dry The page where you can put in a dry erase sleeve so they can practice their numbers daily And before we start our math lesson I have been having my daughter practice her numbers daily So she's getting that fluency when it comes to writing her numbers So I don't really have to depend on our handwriting curriculum when it comes to her learning how to write her numbers It's kind of like all-encompassing in the kindergarten math with confidence, which has been great. I really have been enjoying that so kindergarten math with confidence again is our primary math curriculum right now We are on I believe we're we're a little bit like we're about two-thirds away through this curriculum Um, I think we'll be finished with it by the end of february early march is what we're going to be at So when we start off our school year, uh in in like the second week of january I believe we're either going to start back january 8th or we're going to start back after martin was the king day I'm still trying to decide if we're going to take an extended break because this is our first like full-on A break that we have taken since summertime So I do want to give my kiddos enough time Now I want to give myself enough time to really plan and prep for our upcoming year. So, um I definitely will say whether it be the 8th or the day after martin was the king day She's going to be coming in on unit 7 which is week 21 out of 32 Is where we're going to be starting off when it comes to math with confidence. So I've been enjoying this and um the picture books have been great At the end when I do give my end of the year review on kindergarten math with confidence I will highlight all of her favorite math picture books that she has enjoyed and I'll try my best to check them out From the library again, so I can share them with you guys But the math picture books have been good not all of them are her hits, but I definitely will highlight her favorite So along with kindergarten math with confidence. We also have been using math.  So before we actually sit down in the homeschool room together When we're kind of like at the dining room table before we start breakfast while my oldest is doing math Sometimes I work on handwriting practice with her and we will do one or two sheets of math One or two sheets of math you see primer With her before I do like her formal lessons So we kind of use this as like a warm-up in her mornings and or we would do it in late afternoon So it just depends on the timing that we do do um the math you see primer We definitely always do math you see on fridays because math with confidence is a strictly four day a week Schedule they do have the enrichment exercise at the end of the week Which is typically the book and some type of fun activity One of my daughter's absolute fun activity was our last one when we played store with the kindergarten math with confidence I had my oldest daughter set up like a whole store in her bedroom and I gave her dimes nickels and pennies and she had to be able to like give my oldest change We have a little play cash register. So that was like a big hit when it came to like The enrichment activities, but since we do the enrichment activities on friday We usually do our math you see lesson always on friday and typically when this is our primary math She wants to do more than one page. So right now in math you see We are on week 15, which is about the halfway point of this curricula One thing I will say is since my daughter is getting the handwriting practice in the math with confidence when it comes to Math you see it doesn't have as much handwriting practice Opportunities so she's able to really I guess write those numbers out and it's really been fun seeing her Write her numbers really really well. So I'm really proud about her progress when it comes to that so as far as her Reading instruction we have been using all about reading level one And I definitely will say that this is a great reading program. It's scripted. It's definitely for kinesthetic learners I mean you got your manipulatives with the letter towels We actually use the app letter towels and I typically do it with her on the computer right here I do have other types of letters that I can use if we do want to like pull them out as well For a variety instead of just always using the letter towel app, but she does love the letter towel app So it has that it has a lot of activities in the activity book That she can do to really practice that fluency when it comes to like her reading and I like the fact that when we do get stuck on a lesson in the back of this all about reading they have like a whole appendix of like Different games and different things and suggestions if you hit like roadblocks when it comes with The your kiddo in teaching them reading instruction Um, I don't know if it's the program or it's my daughter more than likely. It's my daughter Like I said before we are going extremely slow in this curriculum We have been working in this curriculum since the end of july and from july until december We only have completed seven out of I believe the 53 lessons Which is not a lot my goal for this curriculum at the beginning of the school year was to do Half of it, which was about 27 lessons. I wanted to complete So we're not quite at my goals halfway point when it comes to the all about reading and sometimes I do question The effectiveness of this program for her However, I'm starting to realize, you know, some kiddos when it comes to reading instruction They either get it fast or they take a long time like how my daughter is taking Um, as far as like her reading her fluency, she's definitely getting there We have uh been working primarily on a cvc words with the short a sound up until lesson seven And when we get into lesson eight, we will begin working on the short i sound So I definitely will say when it comes to those cvc words, she definitely is getting more fluent with them We've used the uh green cards and um, I've been doing everything you guys as far as what they've been teaching me in The all about rooting to do as far as her rooting and it definitely has been working um The this little book right here the run bug run book is really really cute It has a lot of cute stories the stories you guys are actually really really cute and engaging And I like that in the all about reading book They do have comprehension questions that I do ask her Um, they also have this cute little viewfinder that uh, especially for this kiddo sometimes she does get distracted I like having this rude finder. Um, when she's reading the words and um It's been going well, um What I did do when we came to like those points where I couldn't necessarily move on to the next lesson We were practicing the fluency sheets and things like that. Um, I definitely added in Explode the code for her. We are doing explode the code One and it's so crazy how well Explode the code combines with all about reading because most of these words right here in explode the code are those high Frequency words in all about reading and it really solidified those things that she was learning In all about reading. So when we were at those points where we couldn't necessarily move forward I was able to pull out this explode the code and we were able to really solidify those um learning curves for her. So I'm happy with all about reading But you guys sometimes I do question whether or not another reading curriculum may suit her better But I think I'm going to go ahead you guys and probably for the rest of this year I'm going to go ahead and commit to all about reading and continue to work with it Um, but if I do if I will say um, I guess me switching reading programs I do have to in mind that if all about reading doesn't work at the end of the year and I find I need to switch I am looking into either a beca phonics or Logic of English are the other two phonics programs for this particular child That I will switch to for her first grade year If I'm finding we're not having the success that I'm looking for in all about reading But for the remaining of this school year, I have decided to continue to commit to this Um, I find when it comes to reading and reading instruction is definitely not good to just jump and bounce around You definitely want to give your kids consistency when it comes to this And I found myself when I began to do more consistent lessons with leah meaning including the weekends like on Saturdays and Sundays, I would spend like maybe five or 10 minutes Having her practice some of the letters on my phone like the letter towel app or we would Read maybe some of the books in our bob books or we would reread the stories in here just for like maybe five 10 minutes on a daily basis That's when I was seeing the most growth with her when it came to her phonics instruction And I think now that we are you know back into our new semester in our new year I think I'm just going to go ahead and give her phonics instructions Daily and see if that does make a big difference when it's coming to like the progress that I'm seeing Um in her reading instruction. I know for some people they may think that that's overkill But on the weekends, especially doing like like those five 10 minute snippets It definitely allowed her brain still to be fresh. So when we came back in Monday, um, she didn't feel I didn't feel like she completely, you know lost it from You know friday, so that's something i'm definitely going to be doing As we're starting our new semester with her with her phonics instruction. So, uh, that is like leah's core As far as handwriting goes you guys we are doing handwriting without tears I was not consistent with handwriting without tears when we first started off our school year I began to be more consistent with it in november And she guys like her capital letters She is doing really really well the only letters in her capital letters That she still is struggling with is j k And I think it's z are the only letters that um, she's not as fluent with So we're going to practice our capital letters and I believe we're going to go ahead and begin with the lowercase letters soon In this kickstart, uh for handwriting without tears book I also already have the orange book, which is the official kenny garten book and once we finish this one We'll go into that one. I'm not really in any rush to like rush her through the handwriting I definitely want to make sure she gets it. Um, it's concise We're doing our strokes the right way because I definitely don't want to do any like back math Where I have to correct any of the things she's doing wrong I'd rather take our time with the handwriting make sure she got it good and we kind of Will continue to go on from there. So that is how she is doing in handwriting. So That is my five year old's my kenny garner's lineup as far as her core as far as history and science this year You guys I really have been very lucy goosey She has primarily been getting a lot of her history and science from our homeschool hangouts that we've been doing She's learned a lot about like volcanoes and so many insects and so many different things as far as science When it has come to the homeschool hangouts, we have done a few countries and cultures Homeschool hangouts and I mean for the most part whatever she's getting. She's getting I really don't have a state guideline for Science and social studies just yet until I get to first grade. So right now while I don't have that pressure on myself I'm not putting the pressure on myself when it comes to science or social studies for my kenny garner I'm focusing on the core Whatever she gets outside of our I guess instructional time when it comes to the hangouts or her fundraise that were written That's just a bonus for me. Um, I'm not worrying about it. So I got to So that's my kenny garter now as far as my preschooler you guys we've been doing some of the similar things She's been working on the get set for the cold. She finished the a book and now we're on the b book This again just solidifies those consonant letter sounds.  Um, and I definitely want to be more intentional with my baby girl I do want to make school fun for her and I want to give her more school So I definitely know I may make a few changes as far as bumping her up because I definitely see she's ready for it As far as her preschool math at home, uh, we are you see I have my little bookmark here We are halfway done with preschool math at home I did this program last year with leah and she enjoyed it. This is just hands-on fun activities Um that we do and they're really simple. I mean they last like two Three minutes at max. So because she wants more school what I did was I already had this on pdf This is jda's um be preschooler or beginner math and we've been working through this you guys And it's so cute. I mean it just has simple math skills that she's doing and she loves when I pull out this book I mean she's going over shapes numbers Length she goes over everything and I definitely feel like this is just Something fun that is really leading her up and preparing her for kenny garden math with confidence We're about halfway through with this one. So when we finish both of these math programs, you guys I'm definitely going to go ahead and start kenny garden math with confidence with her. I already have the workbook So maybe in march If she finishes these because she definitely is going at a faster pace I definitely will go ahead and start her math uh and or we will probably just start her kenny garden math With confidence in summertime leading up into the new school year. So it just depends as far as her handwriting Goes I mean she just turned for you guys. So I really haven't focused much on it I just want to make sure she's coloring like in the lines and holding the pencil right and doing things like that So what I'm going to go ahead and do for her is we're going to go ahead and start the first handwriting without tears books Which is I mean this book is so cute you guys it really just goes over like the beginning strokes I mean, it's so cute. I really enjoy using this book last year with leah when she was four And learning like the beginning strokes and things like that. It's really really gentle when it comes to handwriting So I definitely think leah is ready. I'm not leah alana my baby girl. She's ready to go ahead and start um her first handwriting without tears book Now as far as reading instruction with alana alana is four and she's working on cvc words along with leah She's doing a really really good job What I use for her as far as working on cvc words has been elemental phonics Which I mean they just give us a list of cvc words We just practice them daily and towards the end of this book They're going to have her reading like these little short sentences I really take a lot of things that i'm learning and all about reading and teaching her And someday she wants to do her cvc words someday. She doesn't I really don't like put too much pressure on her But um, she definitely has a desire to learn how to read and I definitely think uh, I probably will start formal reading instruction with her sooner than later Uh, especially for this kiddo because she's definitely ready for it So that is my baby girl my four-year-olds update when it comes to like the things that i'm doing with her Her school lasts us anywhere between like 15 minutes, but she definitely wants more So I definitely need to prepare more like fun hands-on things for both of my younger kiddos and really start back Like messy art fridays and doing all those little You know things that I have done in the past this upcoming year. Those are definitely goals of minds So you guys I really hope you enjoyed just chatting with me and talking about all of the curriculum that I have been using For my kidney gardener and my preschooler. I really hope you guys enjoyed today's video and as always I look forward to seeing everybody in my next one Bye


A hot red sun burns its swift way down through the west, its broad orange shafts painting in bold relief grey bowls of giant trees. Four whites, their bodies only half covered by ragged trail-worn clothing, cut their way through a dense mass of tangled underbrush and emerge into a small natural clearing. Four exhausted whites, three men and a young woman, all that remains of the once great Burton Ashley expedition, which left Nairobi many weeks back with a long queue of Amazulu fighting men, Swahili trackers and Uganda carriers to plunge into the trackless jungles of south-central Africa in search of the ancient and forgotten city of Tor.  As they break through into the clearing, the noises of the great jungle seem for the moment hushed to a mere echo of blurred sounds, rising and falling like the surf on a remote shore. It's hot. I think we've gone far enough for one day. Camp here and in the morning. And in the morning, Uncle Jim, we'll cut our way through more jungle. Hey, the saints of the old side, a little of that goes a long way. It is work for blacks, not for white men. You said it, Terry. I feel as though I've been cutting thornbush so for ages at least. I'll admit, Uncle Jim, I am tired. You'll do, my dear. You're as good a man as any other. Chin-chin-poop-ah-how. Which means, Dr. Wong? It is an aphorism of the great Chinese philosopher Kung Fu-tze, Confucius. It means true gold fears no fire. And it fits you like an old shoe, Khushla. Well, thanks to all of you. But let's dispense with compliments long enough to make some sort of camp. Uncle Jim, if you and Terry will get wood for the fires, Dr. Wong and I will start clearing away some of this thrush. Right, my dear. Come along, Terry. Dr. Wong, do you think we'll find our way out? We can't last very much longer on the few supplies we have left. You are worried, my dear? Frankly, I am. Since we lost most of our supplies and equipment and crossing that river back there. And since the safari deserted, I'm afraid. Afraid? But there is nothing to fear. Other expeditions have experienced greater difficulties. I suppose they have, but tell me frankly, Dr. Wong, are we lost? Uncle Jim and Terry won't admit it. It is better to leave all things to their natural course and not to interfere with our destiny. Well, you're quibbling, Dr. Wong.  Which is a great deal better, my child, than letting him catch you. The old seeing will surely guide our footsteps in the right direction. Well, he hasn't been very much on the job since our safari walked out. But back by a reasonable amount of activity on the part of our protecting ancestral stores, we shall find our way back to civilization eventually. Eventually? With this handful of supplies? Why did all those unfortunate things have to happen to just our expedition? The shadow moves as the sun directs the map. We shall win through and... Oh, Jeanette, here we are with plenty of firewood. And Terry, with the luck of the Irish, almost fell into a waterhole within a few yards of the clear. Well, thank heaven for that. But where is he? Right here, of course, now, with two canteens of fresh water.  Good heavens! What was that? Oh, it was only the cry of a hunting leopard of Chrysler. You never heard a leopard sing out like that, Terry. A human voice out of that cry. It is sometimes difficult to distinguish the difference measure. Or York should know. Nevertheless, he's wrong this time. Why, Jill, I say, perhaps we're close to a native Mayato village. I'm going out there to have a look. Oh, no, Uncle Jim, don't go, please. I mean, there was something weird menacing in that scream. Oh, please, Uncle Jim, don't go. Don't be foolish, my dear. If we've stumbled onto a village, we'll be able to hire guides to lead us out of this infernal jungle. We plenty of time to investigate. It won't be dark for another hour or two. Come on, Terry, we'll have a look. That call sounded as though it came from a great distance measure. It might be better to wait until morning. We will have more time then to... Uncle Jim, Terry, look. Look there at the edge of the clearing. What is it? I don't see anything. It's gone now. When Terry turned, it disappeared. What was it, Krishna? What did you see? A face. A hideous yellow face. Restaring at me from behind those bushes. A face? Yes. It looked like... Oh, I don't know. You are certain it was not that of some animal, a lion perhaps, or leopard? No, no.  But repulsive, yellow, hairless. If eyes glare at me... Oh, a touch of the sun, Mervonine. The reflection of one of them trees there. No, Terry, no. I saw it plainly. Come on, Terry, we'll soon find out. He'll be staying here with Jeanette and Dr. Wang Major. Terry O'Rourke will be the one to do the investigation. I'll be back before dark. If I need you, I'll fire a couple of shots. Well, be careful, Terry. The sinking sun beats diagonally into the purple mist of the jungle. As a mile distant from the clearing, the mighty Tarzan and his friend Paul Darno, French naval lieutenant, make their leisurely way along a shadowed forest path. Traveling alone through the jungle, Tarzan and Darno are on their way to investigate the activities of Arab slave traders in a distant territory. We're nearing a waterhole, Darno. We'll camp there tonight. It has always been a mystery to me, Tarzan, how you find your way about in this trackless waste and yet always manage to locate water. I'll call it my animal instinct and let it go with that. You are but joking now, Mon ami. May I be serious, Mon? I believe you are right. It can be nothing less than instinct that guide you through the jungle. Well, why not? I've lived all my life here. It's simply the time at home as you are in Paris. Oui, c'est vrai.  There's nothing impossible about it. My training has been different from that of other men. That's all. Oui, that is all. We'll be in Ahmed's territory in three or four days at the speed we're traveling. Ahmed, and do you think he is the man we are seeking? I believe so. He's a wily old eagle, willing to turn his hand to anything at a price. Monsieur la Commissionaire certainly was surprised when you mentioned Ahmed in connection with slave trading. I suppose that's why he didn't take much stock in what I had to say. Yet, had it not been for your vast knowledge of the jungle and your wide acquaintance among the natives, he would not have agreed to this investigation. You know, Ahmed? Only by reputation through the natives. Slave trading, they say, is only one of his many sidelines. I suppose he is not averse to smuggling a little ivory now and then? No, he cheats the Swahilis out of it, or deliberately steals it from them. At least that's the rumor. A man who, on the coast, enjoys an enviable reputation as the grand trader in ivory and special agent of the chitons of the interior, while inland he is merely un vieux voleur, un ol' tief, hein? Something like that. But unless you catch him red-handed, you're going to have a hard time proving him guilty. He's one of those cunning, venerable old Mahamadans who... Qu'est-ce qu'il y'a? What is it, Tarzan? Smoke. C'est un chien, but you have the nose of a wolf-hound. Moi, I do not smell it. Coming down the wind from the direction of the waterhole. Probably a native hunting party, or mayatta. Oh, I'd have got the scent of natives, or we'd have heard the drums. If not natives, then... Carmangani. White men. A small camp, no safari. White men? Along in the jungle, Tarzan? Not reasonable, unless... Unless their bearers have deserted, which does happen. Oui. Oui, c'est vrai, ça. Oui, ça investigait mon ami? Wait a minute. Listen. Qu'est-ce qu'il y a, Tarzan? Numa and Cheetah. Stocking human prey between us and that camp. We'll take to the trees from where we can see. Here, I'll carry you. Swing Dono to a broad shoulder, the ape-man takes to the trees and heads swiftly toward the sound. Meantime, O'Rourke, having found and followed a set of strange footprints beside the bush indicated by Jeanette, emerges abruptly into an elephant track, a quarter-mile from the clearing. In the broad path, the prince vanish among those countless others made by the beasts of the forest. The Irishman turns to retrace his steps. The flash of a tawny shape beside the trail. A low, crotish snarl, O'Rourke glances up into the glowing, yellow eyes of a huge, black-maned lion crouched squarely in his path. Just above the Irishman's head, the low-hanging branch of a juniper tree. Throwing the sling of his rifle over his shoulder, he leaps into the air, clawing fingers hook themselves about the branch. With an earth-shaking roar, the lion hurls himself forward. Scrambling desperately, O'Rourke pulls himself onto the broad limb and the beast hurdles through space bare inches below him.  On a thick branch, just above him, crouches the long, live body of a snarling leopard. Hasteily, the Irishman unslinges his rifle, throws it to his shoulder. The jungle terror launches itself upon him. With a scream of rage and pain, the wounded brute strikes O'Rourke, knocking the rifle from his hands. Together, man and beast hurl to the ground below. In the trail, the lion with a savage roar gathers himself to spring upon the fallen man. Tarzan and Darno drop down through the trees with dizzy speed to land on the jungle path. Darno leaves the eight-man's back, unslinges his rifle to face the wounded leopard. With a near-spilling roar, the lion charges. A mighty-bound, and Tarzan tears the body of the confused O'Rourke and lands in the path between him and the onrushing beasts.


Hi guys, good morning, and welcome to today's products and focus as we were to see there It's been a real roller coaster the last couple of sessions You didn't even see the UK the US 30 right there sold off really strongly actually and bounced all the way right back up again To start the day quite close to where it closed. So as you can see there We are looking like we're going to re-challenge potential assistance again as 16 5 9 8 I should point out that the trading obviously actually was quite thin as most markets were actually still in holiday Over in Asia many markets still are still over still on holiday looking at the UK 100 You can see there again a kind of Dogey formation there on the Friday because we want to open on the Monday We've kind of open ever so slightly at this level right here. We're at 68 24 slap bang in the middle of two ranges We're kind of floating right there just now potential resistance remains at 67 Sorry 68 74 potential support at 67 74 So we'll have to see if things progress that you're on today Barclays came out the results slightly better than expected So we'll see how they perform throughout the rest of the day Japan 225 Grinding towards that strategic level at 14 2 1 9 If you didn't play for a couple of months now, and it's still still in play right now Looks to be a lot of pressure on this on the short term and if we have a look at dollar yen It's pretty flat right now as well Ever slightly selling off indicating more yen buying I can see from the other FX pairs that the dollar has lost ground again some other FX pairs as well The level here to watch is one-on-one spot 80 So if we jump on to our old favorite crude oil, I can see a crude oil again had a bit of a sell-off there on the Monday Floating between the two ranges again. I don't really like it when it's not coming close to major support resistance level So it's not really giving us any clear direction This is obviously selling off just now and the last couple of them last couple sessions But we might be making a little bit of a kind of a support level for ourselves here around about $99 But we're a little bit away from that right now So looking at gold gold actually shot up there on Friday and on Monday possibly people we turn a bit Ukrainian gold a lot but This has been an uncharacteristic jump right here, and we are approaching The 55 pure SMA which now might be acting as potential resistance So that's the level to have a look at there support remain potential support remains at 1295 potential resistance remains at 1332 Moving swiftly on to your dollar You would always been flat in the last couple of days the grounding ever slightly higher We're getting very volatile session on Friday. Can someone to have the down reactive? Obviously at non farm perils were things sold off The shop then sold off and then jumped back up again. And as you can see there, we are now trading above potential resistance at 138 63 And if you finish up with cable cable had a another another move to the upside there a Little bit way from the previous high that I've made there on the 1st of May, which is above 69 Things still looking relatively bullish for the potential support is at 168 And there is some economic data to do out today, which could be the difference You've got Eurozone PMI and nine UK time and then you've got UK PMI do at 930 Then you've got US trade balance at 130 So there is a fair amount of economic data to do out today fast forward on to Wednesday You can see it's predominantly all the only thing that's actually picked up here is the crude oil inventories So it's cruel Wednesday, which will be you know, they're still looking at record the stellar still looking at record supply over and the US and You know a lot of people we still be looking to see if that $99 level will remain unbroken Keep your eye on the chart for them for updates from CMT clients and also our analysts I can see there's a number of updates here from one of our clients just now and keep your eye on insights To get the inside track from a good landless team as it happens


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I'm going to talk about a penny stock that I think can 5x in the near future and before I do that I've just got to say I'm not a financial advisor I'm a business teacher in my daily life but I'm buying no means an expert on the stock market and if you'd like the video that'd be fantastic it helps out in the YouTube algorithm as a small channel that'd be much appreciated but what I'll do for you is I'll get right into the information just to respect your time okay and I wanted to get this information out as the markets are open and so that you can get in on this because I think that this stock is going to be very good I think that it's one of these stocks that is a bit more of a potentially swing trade but I think that it's got chance to run up about 5x from its current price and we'll go through why what the company is some of the research and some of the fundamentals behind it so first of all the stock is actually called corporate universe okay and what they intend to do is acquire essentially businesses that are in high demand areas so they've done this and they'll go into some of the businesses that they've acquired or you know got a dominant share in so we'll go through this so what are they so we are a publicly traded company seeking to grow a diversified portfolio of companies with a strong asset base and solid cash flow corporate universe acts as a strategic partner offering financial and managerial support our team has decades of experience in all aspects of business development in both domestic and international markets so why invest in corporate universe so they say in building a portfolio of diversified assets and investments ranging across industries our goal is to create value for the shareholders through asset appreciation of these investments holdings and subsidiaries we offer opportunities to grow shareholder value by adding stability to these holdings with experience management and responsible financial stewardship okay so to go through this there's two areas which they've acquired they've actually acquired a battery energy storage company which we'll talk about in a moment and they've also acquired one which produces a specialized face mask for um obviously the pandemic that so they only earn 51% of medikiva though as far as i'm aware um i believe 51% whereas with with this one they're buying so that they have you know took this over and a good point about this is that they've actually got 30 patents of battery technology so so they with that deal they've got those patents as well and again this is a cheap penny stock this is incredibly cheap and we'll go through this um just something that i wanted to know and i didn't want to read all this out this was just in in an article uh here and it was on um the otc website i believe and it says and it was on the yahoo sorry it says here uh we have shown tremendous progress in recent months okay we set forth many miles milestones including ongoing current cleaning up of debt and drastically reducing our share structure we are working closely uh we strongly feel the retirement of nearly 200 million shares uh and then so they've basically entered the otc markets and essentially the the important point here is is where it says it allows us to focus on several important ventures we are currently engaged in uh and also it says up here about it being um it's fact we have been bringing to the company current to major transactions we've already rebranded the corporate website uh and the company is excited to continue working its corporate milestones so this is working on a step by step process that it's a very early stage because they're in the process of acquiring companies in part of corporate universe and and that's what they're doing and but you know they've recently entered the market here and this is one of the products here is uh is the face mask here with five piece face mask with mask with graphene technology so it's supposed to be you know very effective face mask and obviously with the with the pandemic at the moment it's not going to you know at least for the next three to six six months there's going to be a good amount of demand for some something like this product so so it's good that they've got an acquiring of this and it's called Medi Medi Kiva uh i think they own 51 percent and again it's not that they may create other products this might just be the first flagship product at the minute and then they'll they'll expand to other product ranges potentially um but certainly for now that this is a product that's obviously in demand um and the second area which is is the really most important area is actually they've acquired a company called Zatgo battery EV technology and now i noticed that i think Zatgo i did a bit of research on this and it did have a lot of debt it had uh it didn't have a particularly fantastic management structure um but they uh corporate universe has acquired uh uh Zatgo and the battery EV technology company okay and it says it's pleased to announce they've entered a definitive LOI to acquire carbon iron energy uh storage uh a high technology electric battery development company building the next generation of energy storage devices one that is safer faster charging does not use rare materials and can be cycled at the end of life carbon iron energy ltd has acquired all the assets of assets of Zatgo including 30 patents of the benefit of 25 million dollars in research and development so they've spent and invested 25 million dollars in research and development to get these patents and as part of the deal they get part of that benefit uh there currently the company is a gen iv battery which has been prepared for commercialization so obviously when they build that up for commercialization this is potential high profitability um and then it talks about here uh advancement of battery vehicles tools toys appliances personal electronics and much more on the global market is an estimated over 113 but 113 billion dollars in 2019 and will grow free-for-all by the next five to seven years according to this research the company technology provides improved energy storage allowing the cell to be used at the principal method of energy storage in a far wider range technologies than conventional batteries high specific power allows very fast charging okay so that's important high specific power enables the extension of the batteries improve safety uh lung cycle and recyclable at the end of life which obviously is great in terms of environmentally um environment of sustainability if it's there it is if it's able to be recycled there so this is this is one of the companies that they're acquiring here and if they can make this work this could be massive uh okay uh so what do i think the benefits are of the stock well it's cheap okay it's a cheap price we'll go through that it's acquiring companies in areas of demand so we've got battery storage that is a growing area of demand the face mask obviously a demand area so they're looking at acquiring companies where they feel that they can make them work and improve them in terms of commercialization of these products and selling them uh then then it's also investor sentiment is growing so i've a bit i'm obviously a part of a lot of these investor groups and and the sentiment i can just sort of see it growing on this company so i think it's just going to shoot up a little bit by via the hype of this stock and i know we don't you know we don't just want to invest in hype we're investing the fundamentals but just if you wanted to hold it short term i think that there's profits being made because of the hype it's it's shooting up um okay so there's a lot of benefits to this you can hold it a little bit longer than short term for a particular price target sell um or you can swing trade it very kind of short term here um but just my only concern is obviously it's a penny stock so you've got to be cautious take your portfolio say say whatever 0.5% or 1% of your portfolio is maybe use that to put into this company don't put this as your major position in this in in this company don't put this as your you know higher percentage of your portfolio only use really small amount of the portfolio just take a have a go at see see how it does here like see it got all that information that i went through that and at the minute it sat 0.32 okay so so it has run up massively already so the 21st it was sat at around well even the heap it was sat at 0.020 in a year it was sat like 0.080 uh and well 0.060 and it's run up all the way to 0.32 so it's essentially um pretty much um particularly here because this is just becoming known the news of them acquiring these companies so it's shooting up and i think that this is still got 10 potential to run so it's a 0.32 now i think that this could easily get over a dollar um dollar 20 it's got the potential to 5x from this current price point and again you could hold it and swing trade it for a little bit and hope for 0.70 and then just sell or 0.80 and sell at that point and just take the profits but i do think that this is a early stage stock early stage penny stock that's got room to move further from what it's currently at um is a pity that we i didn't actually know about this a bit earlier on but like i said not many people do know about this stock which is why it was so cheap to begin with but now as people uh you know it's it becomes more well known it's been talked about in investor groups it's going to um increase investor sentiment and it'll shoot up i mean look at Alp Alp because of the buzz around it and the hype and the investor sentiment that shot right up i remember that when that was when i suggested that when it was around a dollar okay and then it's shot up to like five dollars okay so this is another one that i think's going to shoot up i'm not sure i don't have a crystal ball but what i'm saying is to potentially put a position in this 0.32 it do you know what it could dip down a little bit more actually because it has had a massive run-up so it could dip down to you to so kind of 0.2 level okay at which point you could just i would maybe set a small position at the current price and then if it dips again set more of a small position and do do do things that way um and then if it just keeps going up then obviously just maintain whatever position you was at so you should a really small amount but again with even with the small amount of cash if this you know three to five x is that's that's a decent profit there or on one stock so anyways thanks for watching this video please like the video to help it get up in the youtube algorithm helps it be seen by more people okay and don't forget to subscribe to the channel and i will speak to everybody in the next video that i'll be making talking about stocks and the research and information i've got okay thank you for watching