Is it wrong? Yeah. Look at this. Look at all of this. All of this is because of one thing that we did. And that's what we want to talk about. This is a Bali mansion. It is what it is. It's a Bali mansion. Get over it if you don't like that when we live in a Bali mansion. Get over it. Sorry. But it's all paid for and it's all because of publishing. And we want to talk about why, like give you the reasons and truly break it down and explain to you why publishing is better than drop shipping, better than FBA, all these other ones that you always hear about.  Can we just spread a little bit of awareness about how incredible publishing is as an online business? Like we really want to articulate it and give you the reasons. Let's get a little emotional here.  Straight up. Straight up. Zero to Bali mansion in 20 months. That's our publishing story.  Yeah. So, okay.  Come on. Come on. Wait. Come on. Sit up over here. Yeah. Okay. Ah. Oh, Jesus. All right. All right.  Man, I'm telling you publishing is the best. No one just knows it, but let's explain exactly why. Just because like not everyone in the world is or everyone on the internet is doing publishing does not mean like, oh, no, that's not the best one. If anything that helps us because there's not many people doing it.  Let's just get straight into the first point. Like, we just have a few points that we thought of the main ones that separates it from all the others. There's one that's like 90% of it. Yeah. What did you say? No, but yeah. You know what I mean. I know what you mean, right? It's so literally, it's literally the most passive business you will ever find in the world. We talk about it. It was a good still point where it can't get more passive.  Well, we were talking to our, you as an example. Well, we're talking to our friend about like, publishing is the most passive thing, right? We're not just biased, right? Yeah. And he's like, yeah, there's that and there's real estate. That's the two that are literally like 100, 100, 100% passive. Yeah. So, so let's use you as an example, right? The last time you published the book and audio book on my personal account was, let's just because servant say April. Right. It was in April and I've just done this in a few videos. I'm just going to run through. I'm going to put the whole number on the screen.  But this is going to be the month by month from 2018. Okay. 2018. And then April hadn't touched a sense. January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October. Okay.  Haven't touched it.  Right. You've got that money, the dollars that you saw on the screen there. That's what's paying for this place. Like, oh, that's the profit. Okay.   I just get the direct deposit at the end of the month. Like that's what I live off of. Well, look, I don't live off of the YouTube money, the course money. I live off of that. And you can sit there and think like, okay, passive income cool, but why passive income? Why passive income?  No, that's not the point. Right.  So you could have online businesses. You could run a drop shipping store. Speaking from experience, you ran a drop shipping store. And it was the most... You didn't make a lot of money, but even if you had like... Yeah, even if I was making $50,000 a month in profit from that drop shipping store.  Right? It felt... I mean, I felt like I was working a nine to five job. That's what I felt. I was doing it from home, which fucking, okay, that's sick.  For an online business that gets like promoted as a passive way to make money online. You can do these other online businesses.  Yes, it's better than having a job, but you still don't have freedom to do what you want. You need to work to get the money and you need money to live.  But look, yeah, the money is not the important thing to me. It's the freedom that you have with that money. Yeah.  It's November 2018.  A fucking, we've been all over the place. Hawaii, Thailand and Bali right now.  Anyway, that's just the first point. The passiveness is like none other. If you disagree, if you think there's something that's as passive as publishing, put it in the comments down below. And I bet we'll get zero comments of people saying, here's something just as passive if not more passive. I want to talk about this. If you agree, there's the real estate thing. If you agree or disagree, especially if you disagree, let us know.   Yeah, exactly.   The second point is that anyone can get started. Anyone. If you have internet, you can get started. That's all you need. So it's best if you have money to invest in writers and cover designers, right? But you don't need it. The very first book that I ever published was something I wrote myself. Same. Same. Let me put it out on the screen. I've never shared before. Had to be a 4.0 GPA student in college because I actually was that we both were because we worked hard. Not because we're special. We're not special. We're not different from you. We're not any different.   We took action and actually like believed in the process and kept on going.  And here's my first book ever. Wrote it myself. What a CrossFit book. 50 Top 50 Best CrossFit Workouts. Yeah. It made me $850 in the first month. I'll be honest.  That one was a lot of money. So another video we're going to make is like how to make your first dollar online or how to make your first dollar publishing. How to properly like actually get started because some people need that. The first dollar is the hardest and then you hear all of the excuses. But we're going to make a video explaining why you don't have any excuses. And if you think it was the money like you don't need any money or you're going to write it yourself.  Get a five bucks to make a cover made.   We have our friend Suraj. Broke Indian turned Indian Prince. He was making $150 a month at his job in India. In India literally saved up two months of salary to get his first book written. I'll say the chances are that you are living in a place where you can make much more than $150 a month. You have it easier than him for sure. And now he's doing over $10,000 a month.   I mean he's making as much as I thought he was a terrorist. He's that rich now in India. I mean he's making as much as like the corporate massive look. Look it's blood. Ew, that's gross. He wiped it off. He's making as much as like the high level CEOs in India. $10,000 a month.  This is real. Can you hear the sound? This is real. This is real. Anyway, let's move on. I get very passionate about this stuff because man I hate seeing people that are skeptical. And because of your skeptical, it leads to not taking action on something.  All you need is like a lot of testosterone. And that's it. That'll help. But you don't need it. But my point is like testosterone.  You just need willingness. Willingness. That's pretty good work. So that's two points so far. There's a few more points. That's separate publishing from all the other online businesses. Like why specifically publishing is such an easy way to actually make the money. Yes, it's passive. Yes, anyone can do it. But it's like actually successful and work. Like one of the reasons why it works is because of Amazon.  It's really hard. It's hard and it's expensive. When I had my drop to make store, all I was doing I was just like chasing myself to make back the money I was spending on ads. By running ads. But when you have a business on Amazon, it's completely different. Amazon has the most traffic on planet Earth of any website. And you get to have access to their traffic for free. All of it. Their entire platform. All their customers. All their traffic for free. You could put something up. You just put it up. You put it up. You publish it. And you make sales because there's people seeing it. If the cover looks good. The title looks good. People will buy it.  That takes you to a whole other level. That takes you to a whole other level. You don't need to pay a single cent in advertising to make money publishing. You just put it up. And people are there. People will see it because Amazon has that power. That was point number three. Let's move on to point number four. There's a big one. This is the one that people don't realize. Like you only know once you've been in the game. You've made different businesses. And it's the fact that you don't have to deal with customers. Oh my God. You don't deal with customers. And wow. There's not many businesses like that.  And people are going to reply. Like email you. Like with the course. You would think you don't have to. You would not think you don't have to hear from people after they give you a thousand dollars. But the email you refunds this and that. I mean that's the biggest lesson I learned with dropshipping. I literally decided after I went to the whole experience. I do not want to have another business where I have to deal with people. Now that's not possible because if I want to make a lot of money. We'll eventually have to. But for a dropshipping store. Oh my God.  But again that's leveraging Amazon. Because Amazon takes care of customer service for you.  It just has every component of what you want. Is there more to talk about? Not really. Dude. Dude. What?  I can't see it. Keep it rolling. Alright. Are those the points? I mean yeah.   That we could bring anyone to get started. And you don't need any skills. You don't need to be a writer. Right? Yeah. Yep. Oh dude we talked about that one. That anyone can do it? Not really. That's the final point. Anyone can do it right now. You can start right after this video is over. We're going to make another video dedicated to this. Just write on a topic, write a book about a topic you're passionate about. If you're passionate about basketball, write like a basketball training or basketball dribbling guide. You put it up with a nice cover. Have it up there for a week. You will make a sale and make your first dollar. I really wish I could tell more about Suridge's business but I can't because we got a whole video on it. Yeah but the specifics. Then you'll kind of understand that you can honestly make a publishing business and brand around anything. But he just made a super random thing, made books about it and makes a little money. Okay, you know what? Let's wrap this video up. So dudes, dudes, dudes. Magic emoji of the day is an eight ball. Is there an emoji for that? I feel like we didn't wrap it up. We didn't wrap it up. No we told everything. This is why publishing is the greatest. Okay. And if you disagree, I want to talk about it. Yeah. If there's something better, I really want to talk about it. I don't want to get into that. I really hope we get comments of people saying why no, publishing is not the best and this is even better. And then let's talk about it. Yeah I mean if you're watching this and now you want to get into it, we got a free mini course about it. Just get started on that. I don't want to apply anything else besides that. You can also make a shitload of money. I guess another thing. This is not pennies.  And you call yourself a published author. Yeah. Oh is that as well. I'm actually an Amazon best-selling author from my CrossFit book that I showed you. Technically you are. Technically I am. Well technically I just am. I'm a best-selling Amazon author. Let's show the place. Like this is all because I'm publishing. Show Oli. Oli. Oli. Oli. Oli is a publisher as well. Hello Oli. Hey you're famous now. Alright that's about the video. See you in the next video. Drop those emojis.


Item number SCP-543 Object Class Euclid Special Containment Procedures Access to SCP-543 is restricted to staff with level 2 clearance. Detailed observation of SCP-543 has thus far been restricted to the Class D personnel. Description SCP-543 is a collection of ██████ 4-hour VHS video tapes from various manufacturers. Total length of tape is ████ hours. Tapes are labeled with dates and times from ████ to ██████. All tapes viewed so far appear to be noise or snow recorded from an empty analog television channel. However, those who watched the tapes for long enough are able to discern an image. See Addenda 543-1 and 543-2. Discovery SCP-543 was found in a single-room apartment in the ██████ building █████ on. The room contained a ██████ brand 38.1 cm analog television set with rabbit ears set top antenna. Television was tuned to the gap between local stations ████ and ████.  SCP-543 was stacked along the walls and strewn on the floor. In front of the television was the apartment's tenant ██████ adult male deceased. Head was buried in the television. He had ran it through the glass screen himself and died of electrocution. Signs of extreme malnutrition. Evidently, after filling the room with wires, he was unable or unwilling to remove any, confining himself to a smaller and smaller space. Body surrounded by food wrappers and excrement. Body was discovered by building's landlord at a continued non-payment of rent. Police dismantled antenna structures to retrieve the body. Examination of crime scene photos and investigation of ████'s behavior show the wires were placed in four stages over the ████ days before his death. Stage 1 – Coat hangers attached to antenna with scotch tape. Hours of VHS tape. Stage 2 – Real of 6-gauge wire and duct tape purchased from local hardware store. Hours of tape. Stage 3 – Waste wire scavenged from construction sites. Head lost his job at ████ due to persistent absenteeism. Hours of tape. Stage 4 – Apartment ransacked. Springs removed from mattress. Appliances dismantled for wiring. Exits blocked. One tape unlabeled found in the VCR by police. Addendum 543-1. Summary of SCP-543 observation logs. D-671. Personnel D-671 was given a random selection of tapes. Hours in total. Spewed in chronological order with VCR and television of the same model as ████. Steel mesh fitted over screen as a precaution. In tapes made during Stage 1, D-671 identified the image as unremarkable TV noise. Later she claimed to discern an image and requested that it be tuned in. In Stage 2 tapes, instead of a two-dimensional wall of snow, D-671 claimed to see a vast three-dimensional space. She stressed the size of the space, bigger than anything you've seen, bigger than anything ever, beginning in claustrophobic tendencies. D-671 reported Stage 3 tapes as clearer and sharper. She now claimed to see things occupying the immense space, whether they were animate or indeed whether they were entities or events is unclear. Once again she emphasized her size, becoming agitated when interviewers did not get it. Later claustrophobia, anxiety, night terrors. After viewing ████ minutes of the final unlabeled tape, D-671 attempted to remove the mesh over the screen, stripping three fingernails and breaking her nose before being restrained. Currently isolated and four-point restraints. Cooperated with interviewers but answers are repetitive. The Addendum 543-2 Addendum 543-2 Partial transcript or interview with D-671 1015 hours Why did you do it? Because here isn't big enough, not when you've seen in there. Big enough for what? Why do you think the TV can see them? Because they're everywhere. They're all through us. And we're not big enough. And it hurts.


Six ways to help your friend in a toxic relationship. Sometimes relationships don't just take a turn for the worse, but they can impose danger or even be life-threatening. Abuse and manipulative behavior can be hard to detect, which is why the victim often chooses to stay and attempts to normalize the situation. Unfortunately, this is how toxic relationships are prolonged. We understand how hard it can be to intervene if you have a friend or know someone who may be involved with an unhealthy romantic partner. If you're scared for that person, but may be unsure of what to do, we want to offer some advice. From psych to go, here are six ways to help your friend in a toxic relationship. One. Don't judge or criticize them for being in the relationship. Even though it's unfavorable, understand that you should still be respectful of your friend's choice to be with their partner and that they have the right to make their own mistakes. Though our first instinct may be to act protective over those we care about or who may be in danger, it's complicated when your friend cannot recognize right away that they're walking into a fire. Perspective can only be developed from understanding and understanding from compassion. Your friend will be less likely to take in your perspective if you are judging or criticizing their actions. Instead, recognize that love is hardly ever logical and that getting swept away in emotions is expected. Two. Approach them gently about the concerns you have for them. It's important to approach your friend gently about your concerns because you don't want them to feel upset or smothered. Chances are when you act out of line, your friend will most likely confide in their partner and their partner may manipulate your friend believing that your jealous or insecure. In reality, you'll only be helping their partner obtain more power over your friend. When you talk to your friend, choose a quiet and comfortable environment, such as going for a walk in the park or eating ice cream at the beach before delving into difficult conversation. We understand how intimidating it can be to bring up the topic, but with enough heart and understanding, it can steer in the right direction. Three. Give your friend a boost in their self-esteem. Let them know that they are loved. Stephen Koboski, author of The Perks of Being a Wallflower writes, we accept the love we think we deserve. Sometimes I think we're afraid of letting someone in who actually treats us right because all we've known is pain, disaster, and destruction. How do you even begin to tell someone that they deserve more than they've got when they've never been exposed to that kind of love? You can't just expect them to know what a healthy relationship is. Instead, you can lead them there and show them what it means. Help your friend build up their self-esteem and let them know that you love them. Encourage them to be kind to themselves, listen to their fears and needs, and show them that they're capable of great things. Four. Tell them about your past experience in unhealthy relationships. If you've been in an unhealthy relationship before, let them know why it didn't work and why it had to end. Let your friend know that you are exactly where they are right now and that the signs weren't always obvious and sometimes you may have even made the same excuses for your ex's manipulative or abusive behavior. You're lucky if you end up marrying your best friend and they're your first and only relationship partner, but usually it takes a couple of tries to find someone who's good for us. The best thing about failed relationships, though, is that they make us wiser lovers and by sharing your lessons with your friend, that's when their perspective can shift and start to redevelop as well. Five. Be honest and check in on them often. You've already recognized that your friend needs support getting out of their toxic relationship. Don't distance yourself or give up altogether because your friend may not heed your advice. They may not see the signs that you've seen, but that doesn't mean that they won't down the road. Please, don't lose hope. Your friend needs you now more than ever, so be honest. Tell them that you care about their safety, that they may be making excuses, but you're not. This may cause your friend to feel resentment towards you and arguments may even erupt from your disagreements, but your persistence can save their life. Six. If things start to get out of hand, seek a professional. First, inform your friend's family about the situation if they aren't already aware of it. The more support your friend has, the better. If things begin to get out of hand and you notice your friend is in danger, talk to a professional such as a guidance counselor or a psychologist. We hope things don't have to escalate to this level, but if your friend needs immediate assistance, it's best to call police for help. Trauma may follow and it takes more than just time for someone to heal from toxic relationships. Let your friend know that there are resources they can turn to and, most importantly, continue being there for them. They're going to be scared, hurt, and confused, but let them know that they don't have to face those emotions alone. Do you know someone who's in a toxic relationship? We understand how hard it can be to watch them struggle in the challenge of intervening. Please share your story with us by leaving a comment down below. Hey everybody, I just want to give a personal thank you video for you guys for always supporting Psych2Go and making this all possible for us. Our vision is to make psychology as accessible as possible so that it promotes self-awareness and it helps you guys grow. 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