All right guys, so this is a topic that I've stayed away from for a very long time. Boot camps in general and specifically I'm going to be talking about digital marketing boot camps today. So why have I stayed away from this topic? Well the reason is because there's a lot of boot camps out there, some of them are really good and some of them are really bad. And then there's been a lot of controversies where a boot camp will start off really good and then a year or two down the line after they've got a bunch of good press and they have a good reputation, then they'll start kind of not delivering their students result. But with that being said, boot camps are a big part of alternative education. They are an alternative to college in many cases. So I'm going to be covering this topic and specifically we're going to be talking about the best digital marketing boot camps. We're going to be ranking them from S tier, which is the best all the way to F tier, which is the worst. So let's go ahead and do it. Let's jump right into it with the first one on the list, which is going to be simply learn. Now, if you look at simplylearn.com, career karma ranks 4.4 out of 5 and that's with 1200 ratings. If you look at coursereport.com, simply learn ranks 4.49 out of 5 and that's with over 700 ratings. And then if you look at trustpilot.com, simply learn ranks 4.5 out of 5 and that's with over 21,500 ratings. First of all, career karma and course report are online sites that are dedicated to ranking boot camps, whereas trust pilots a little different. It just kind of ranks the company in general. But with that being said, if you look into a lot of the trust pilot rankings, they have nothing to do with the boot camp itself. So someone might have bought a really cheap course for less than $100, had a good experience with it and then they go on these sites and leave a ranking and then other people that see it think that they're leaving the ranking for the boot camp. But with that being said, when you look at the reviews, one of the ones they talk about is the postgraduate program in digital marketing. And it looks like a pretty good program overall and if you scroll all the way to the bottom, you're going to see that the total admission fees for this program is about $2,139. But the problem is this is not the only boot camp or online course on simply learn. There's a bunch of different ones. This is one that got one of the better ratings though. Some of the digital marketing courses are like $8,000, some of them are around 1,000. So it's less of a boot camp and more of an online course, but it is an interactive online course and I mean, let's be honest, what's the difference between an online boot camp and an online course that's interactive? Basically nothing. So yeah, overall the reviews are relatively good. The only problem is it's way too scattered. There's way too many online programs that they offer so it's hard to tell which one is the best. But with that being said, I'm going to go ahead and put this one into A tier. All right, so next one on the list is going to be Thinkful. So Thinkful does an online digital marketing boot camp. They claim that it takes about three months and then you're going to have job ready skills. And it costs about $4,900. They have a financing option where you pay about $2,066 for three months if you can't pay the $4,900 upfront. Now overall, Thinkful is 4.8 out of five stars on career karma with over 800 ratings, so that's really good. On course report, it's 4.55 with over 900 ratings, so that's also good. But on trust pilot, they only have about five ratings and it's a 2.7 out of five, so that's a little bit of a red flag. But you can't really say too much if there's only five ratings. One thing that is a little bit of a red flag to me is whenever I see reviews, testimonials, that sort of thing, and it's just a picture of a person's face with a quote. For instance, this testimonial from Allison Short says she's a Thinkful grad. Just a picture of her face and it's a quote. It says, in two months, I had two offers and a third one on the way. I think we all want to do satisfying work but also have a life. This job enables me to have a balanced life. The problem with these types of quotes is there's no context, right? You don't know what kind of question they asked her in order to get that quote. This could have just been like an exit survey, one sort of thing, like what was your favorite part about taking this boot camp, and then the next question was what was your least favorite part, but then of course they put the part that's their favorite part. It could be that the company has partner companies that they may or may not recommend people to, and if you don't give them a good rating, they're not going to recommend you to the partner company. So you might feel a lot of pressure to give them a good review at that time. So whenever I see these little like floating head type reviews where it's just a quote, it's not the person actually saying it themselves, or it's not the person like posting it on their LinkedIn or something along those lines, that is a bit of a red flag. So the best reviews are always going to be interviews where you just ask them questions and they talk about their experience. Another type of review that's really good is if someone posts on LinkedIn or Facebook or something like that, but really LinkedIn is better because you can actually just go on there and ask them yourself what they thought of the program. And then the fact that it looks like they only have one student review on here is kind of pathetic. I mean, listen, if you put a thousand people through a digital marketing program, even if it's the worst program in the world, a few of them are probably going to end up getting jobs, right? They would have gotten jobs anyways on their own. So the fact that they only have one student review on here is really just not impressive at all. And this is something I see with a lot of digital marketing boot camps for some reason. But with that being said, the price point, you know, 4,900, that's actually really reasonable compared to a lot of the other boot camps. And they did have relatively good ratings on a lot of those websites. So for that reason, I'm going to go ahead and put Thinkful into B tier. Next, we're going to be talking about another very popular boot camp for digital marketing, which is General Assembly. All right, so General Assembly has two different courses. One of them is their online digital marketing course that they say it's kind of like beginner friendly. And the other one is a digital marketing immersive. So the online digital marketing course is a lot cheaper, it's like 3,900 something dollars. I think it's 3,950. And then the digital marketing immersive is a little less than $10,000. I think it came out to be about $9,800 overall. And that's when you convert from Australian dollars to USD. So this is obviously very confusing as well because whenever they do the rankings on these different websites like coursereport.com, careerkarma.com, they just basically push all the boot camps together, right? Even boot camps that have nothing to do with digital marketing. So for instance, let's say General Assembly or these other boot camps, they have like a software development boot camp and a tech sales boot camp and this boot camp and that boot camp. They just put all of the rankings together. So they might have one really good boot camp and then all the other ones are really bad and they have a low ranking. But you never really know unless you look more deeply into it. So I really think you should read the individual reports from people and make sure you know what you're getting yourself into with all of these. I did spend some time doing that. And with that being said, when it comes to General Assembly, it wasn't the worst, but it also wasn't the best. So careerkarma has them about 4.5 out of five stars. Coursereport has them at 4.31 out of five stars and there's 400 ratings and 500 ratings. Trustpilot has them at 2.9 out of five stars. And then like I said before, the two courses, one of them's about $4,000, the other one's almost 10,000. You know, and what do you know when you look at the actual testimonials? This one's from Kiki, Tolentino, getting exposure and time with our instructors and classmates meant we could get to know other industries and how they approach marketing problems. This course gave me the confidence in my decision to move into marketing. So it doesn't even say anything about getting her a marketing job or anything like that. I mean, there's plenty of courses online that will teach you how to do digital marketing.  Like the whole point of going to a bootcamp is to get you a job, right? That's why they're so much more expensive than courses like Udemy, for instance. So the fact that she's not even saying anything about getting a job is a huge red flag. Plus, it's just a picture of her and it's a quote from her, which again, we don't know the context of the quote. So it just amazes me that these bootcamps have the audacity to charge $4,000 and not even have testimonials and reviews.  I said give it to me. Or have very few testimonials and reviews. If you're gonna be charging $4,000, you need to have overwhelming evidence that your product works. So yeah, general assembly, I'm gonna put this one into C tier. Next one on the list is going to be BrainStation. All right, so BrainStation claims to have a proven system, 90 plus percent hiring rate within 180 days of graduating, thousands of graduates from around the world. Now, whenever I see this from bootcamps, this 90 plus percent hiring rate within 180 days of graduating, I really have to question it, right? Because what do you mean by hiring rate? Do you mean they got digital marketing jobs? Do you mean they were employed? Were they employed at some point by someone within 180 days of graduating?  A hiring rate, 90 plus percent hiring rate. So I really like it when bootcamps elaborate on that and it looks like they don't do that. Now it does look like they have more testimonials than some of the other bootcamps, which is good. They're still floating head testimonials, but they do have a link where you can read the full testimonial to get context, which is very important. So I got to give them props there. But with that being said, where is the price? Where's the price? So basically it says, view the program package two, which isn't even proper English. And essentially what it looks like is you have to give them all of your information in order to figure out what the price is. Now, I looked into it and that's a massive red flag. They're not revealing the price. That means that the price is probably very expensive. But I looked into it and BrainStation has several different online courses in bootcamps, kind of similar to SimplyLearn. But it ranges from $950 to $15,000 for a bootcamp. So that's the most expensive bootcamp on this entire video, right? So are they getting people results? I wouldn't doubt it. It looks like it's about two and a half months or so. They do have a decent amount of testimonials, but with that being said, is it worth $15,000? That's hard to justify. So I'm gonna go ahead and put BrainStation into C tier. Next on the list is Jelly Academy.  It's also Canadian based, so it's really only available to Canadians. But yeah, it turned out to be pretty good. It's $4,000, had a 4.9 rating on Career Karma, 5.0 rating on Course Report. Not that many ratings, only about 10 ratings each. But yeah, it's $4,000 and it's a month and a half. Didn't have all that many testimonials, but overall, what I found from searching on the internet was relatively good, so I'll put Jelly Academy into B tier. The next one is gonna be Nucleo School. This one is European based, so they're actually from Spain. The ratings here, 3.9 out of five on Career Karma, 4.52 on Course Report. It's also about $5,900 and it takes six months. So wasn't too impressed with Nucleo School overall. Not very many ratings. It's also European based, so you kinda have to be from there. So I'm gonna go ahead and put Nucleo School into C tier. Next one is going to be the Digital Career Blueprint. Now, this one isn't technically a bootcamp, right? It's not like an online bootcamp or anything like that, but it is an interactive course. And let's be honest, what is the difference between an online bootcamp and an interactive course that says that they're going to teach you how to get a job? Pretty much nothing, those are essentially the same thing. Now if you look up Digital Career Blueprint on TrustPilot, it has all five star ratings. Now with the way TrustPilot does their rankings, it doesn't have as many, so it gives it a 4.7 out of five, which is still really good, even though it has all five star ratings, you have to have like a ton of them in order to get five stars overall. Now what sets the Digital Career Blueprint apart from all of the others on this list is the fact that it has literally thousands of interviews, testimonials, and reviews. Seriously, the guy who started this course, his name is Seth Jared, and between his YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook, he posts basically like success stories almost every day. It's just endless amounts of proof that he actually gets his students jobs. And these aren't just any testimonials. These are typically testimonials where he's either asking them questions, so it's basically like an interview, so you get context, you understand kind of like where they were coming from. You know, they didn't already have a digital marketing job and they're talking about how much they learned from the course or anything like that. And then the cool thing about the interviews is you can just look these people up on LinkedIn. Their name is in the description. Sometimes their LinkedIn is there as well. Or if they don't do an interview, these are testimonials where it's on their LinkedIn, typically, so you can just look them up on there and you can literally ask them if they thought the course was real, if it was legit. So this is how testimonials are supposed to be. This is how you're supposed to prove that your product actually works. And I can confidently say that after doing this research, I believe there is more proof that the digital career blueprint gets people jobs than all of the other ones on this list combined. Now it also has a 30 day money back guarantee. It's self-paced and typically it takes people maybe around two to three months or so to get through the course. And the course itself costs about $800 at this time. He's probably gonna be raising the price pretty soon because it's just very obvious that it's the best option and it's much cheaper than all of the other options. I mean, the next cheapest option on here is like $3,950 for boot camps, right? So he's clearly getting the best results and he has probably the best and cheapest product. He also offers a free digital marketing masterclass if you're interested in what digital marketing is, the different routes you can go, which routes he thinks are best, as well as if it's a good fit for your personality. So I will link that down in the description and maybe the pen comment down below as well. This one is going into S tier. Next one on the list is going to be the KSU Digital Skills Boot Camp. So this is obviously a boot camp from a university, KSU. Now that is a little bit of a problem, as you can imagine, since universities were the ones who caused the entire problem with getting educated in the first place. So am I gonna trust a university to educate me with a digital marketing boot camp when their marketing curriculum only has one or two digital marketing classes in it? Probably not. And if you look up the rankings, it's like three out of five on career karma.  And it doesn't surprise me at all. Universities, the way they are structured, they cannot keep up with modern trends. They simply cannot do it. They're like an old monolithic dinosaur that is stuck in the mud. Universities are still good for teaching certain subjects, but when it comes to modern trends, things that change every few years like digital marketing, they are terrible. And I mean terrible at teaching these types of subjects. And on top of that, this boot camp was $14,500. I don't know what to say.  Next on the list is going to be Sparka Academy. Now I wanted to mention this one. It's based in Hong Kong. So for my few viewers out there from Hong Kong, it got a 4.5 out of five star rating. It seemed pretty decent. I just wanted to mention that for people who are in that area. I put this one into D tier, it was okay. It wasn't great. Next I wanna mention something that isn't technically a boot camp, but I think it's pretty good overall for learning and that is Udemy courses. Now, the problem with Udemy courses is you are not going to be able to get a job with a Udemy course. That's not the purpose of a Udemy course. But what you can do is you can learn certain skills and you can learn them at a very reasonable rate. A lot of these courses are like 10, 15, 20 bucks.  So you're basically trading your time for money. I have benefited quite a bit from Udemy as well as Skillshare courses in the past. So I am a big fan of them. Just realized that you're almost certainly not going to be able to get a job with just a Udemy course. But with that being said, I am gonna put Udemy in A tier. Same thing goes with Coursera, which is the next one on the list. Now, the good thing about Coursera is they do have a little bit more backing when it comes to companies. So hiring managers, people who actually hire people, recruiters, et cetera, they actually respect Coursera certificates and certifications quite a bit. So Coursera can be a good option overall just simply because of the fact that the hiring managers and recruiters respect those certifications and that can make you stand out. Now that being said, are the courses any good? Depends on the course, depends on the certification, honestly. But overall, I really like Coursera. I'll put that into A tier. Next on the list is going to be Udacity Nano Degrees. Now, this one is really interesting. It's technically not a bootcamp. Basically an online course, it's relatively interactive. So it's essentially just like an online bootcamp, but that's not what they call it. They call it a nano degree. But the ratings for this are actually quite good. So 4.9 out of five on career karma and 4.72 out of five on course report with over 600 ratings. And then on trust pilot, they have 4.8 out of five with over 2,400 ratings.  So when you see these ratings, someone might have taken like a $100 course and the way they presented, it looks like they took the bootcamp or the nano degree. So take it with a grain of salt. But with that being said, a lot of these courses are pretty good. They have pretty good ratings. They range from $1 up to the nano degree is around $2,000. So I would say that Udacity was one of the better options. They have the same problem as all the other ones where they don't have very many testimonials or legitimate reviews, but Udacity was pretty good. I'm gonna go ahead and put them into A tier. So overall, I wanna talk about digital marketing bootcamps in general. When you compare digital marketing bootcamps to tech sales bootcamps, for instance, the tech sales bootcamps just overall have much higher ratings. Clearly, the bootcamps are kind of a better fit for tech sales. They're really getting people results. Whereas in digital marketing, I think a lot of them are not getting people results and hence the lower ratings. So like when you look at tech sales, there's like 4.9, 5, 4.8, 4.7. You look at digital marketing, it's like 4.4, 4.5, 3.9, 3.0. So I don't think bootcamp is the best option for getting into digital marketing. I think an online course, like the one I mentioned, digital career blueprint is definitely the best option. It's by far the best one on the list. The only one that was even close to being close was maybe Udacity nano degrees and they didn't have nearly as many testimonials. So that's just my two cents after looking into a bunch of different digital marketing bootcamps. If you are interested in seeing people who actually got into digital marketing, I've actually done a bunch of interviews on this channel. So I'll put that up right here. You can check that out. There was even a 16 year old who was able to get a job in digital marketing. I'll make sure that goes up here. Gently tap the like button, hit the subscribe button, ring the notification bell and comment down below any thoughts, comments, criticisms, et cetera that you have on the video and I will see you next time.


You guys wanna talk about Jose Canseco? This one's brought to you by coveragegear.com. I was sitting down the other day and it's the off season and our brains are racking and we're having conversations talking about Jose Canseco. You probably remember him because he did a lot of steroids. He looked like a cartoon character. He was really huge and big and kind eyes though. Nice guy, I guess.  And he was like, whoa, what happened? It just hit my head and went over the fence. Pretty cool play. You know, this comes up when you think about Jose Canseco because look at that. Damn, I was trying to catch it. Not have it go over my head. I don't know why I put the replay in so many times. We've already seen it and he's thinking, yeah, okay, next time I'm just gonna use my glove like this. You also might know Jose Canseco.  So there's a lot of stuff you may know him for. You may know him as the first player to ever join the 4040 club. 40 stolen bases, 40 home runs. A lot of things you may remember Jose Canseco for. He's like, I'm gonna need this bag. Time out, can I take this? I'm just gonna take this please. Yeah, thank you. Okay, away to a way crowd. You guys like that? Like no, you're delaying the game, dude, pace of play. Do you know he was a Yankee? A lot of people don't remember that he was a Yankee. He was on the Rays in 99 and 2000. Then Cashman picked him up on waivers. Cashman claimed Canseco and 47 other players in 2000 at the waiver deadline to block opponents from getting them. They didn't want the Blue Jays to get Canseco because the Blue Jays were only two games behind them in the standings. The Blue Jays didn't even try to get Canseco and when the Yankees claimed him, Cashman was like, all right, all right Rays, let's make a deal, let's do a trade.  You take him, you pay him a million dollars. The Yankees had traded for Glen Allen Hill like a month earlier. They had David Justice.  They had no room for Canseco, but they got him and look at this footage. He's like a cartoon character with a toothpick in his hands. This was his first game.  Look at him in the batting stance. These clips are hilarious. Look at this guy.  You were front row, but you did not see it. So we don't even try to tell people I also like the vendor, getting a little dance move on here with the tray. Speaking of all vendors, you gotta celebrate home runs like that. And there you go. Just a cartoon character, look at this dude. An absolute monster. The fact that people weren't like, hey, I think everyone's on steroids and they're like, no, no, no. It's pretty crazy. Here he is digging in, just an absolute monster. Look at that batting stance. Just, this is like the mean guy from Rookie of the Year. Just a fuckin' bully. Gets that off the hands, pokes that for a quick home run as a Yankee. He played a lot. Ooh, there you go. So he looks at his bat, says, are you okay? Okay, see you later. Tells his teammates, it stays straight, it stays straight, it stays straight, and then voof! Cuts in. Oh, Fenway? Wakefield? Monster? No seats up there? No color in the, like that's like the blandest broadcast ever.  This nerd, just so excited. Hey, hey. You wanna celebrate that home run with me, teammate? No? Okay, well how about you? You wanna celebrate? No, okay. Wakefield with the knuckleball. He only played like 37 games as a Yankee. He didn't, he said it was the most miserable time of his career because he didn't play a lot. He did get one at bat in the World Series. He pinched it for David Cohn, didn't do much with it. Jose Canseco was a Yankee. How about that?  He did get a ring for winning the World Series, but then he attempted to sell it on eBay because it needed money. This video is brought to you by coveragegear.com and they got some Canseco stuff. Go there, use discount code Johnboy, you can get a hat from your favorite team, your favorite player, and some stickers. Enjoy.


My friends, welcome back to my channel and a very special welcome if you're new here. My name is Jen. I'm a certified weight loss and nutrition coach. I'm on Weight Watchers and I count calories and macros. Happy Monday. It is Monday, so it's meal prep day and I have three really, really, really good recipes for you that I'm super excited about. So if you're excited to give this video a big thumbs up. Subscribe if you're not because I upload a meal prep every Monday in five videos per week. Check out the description box down below where you will find all of today's recipes on my website. I will put that at the top of the description box for you along with nutrition coaching where I offer personalized to you macros and calories. This is how I've lost almost 140 pounds as well as one-on-one coaching for accountability and if you would like to chat with me directly. Links, discounts to my favorite things and come join our Facebook group. We would love to have you. So let's get started on this week's meal prep. Come into this week's meal prep. I have some really, really exciting news for you. First of all, let's talk about my outfit. This is the atleisure wear lounge around the house comfortable lounge outfit from Timu. I recently did a huge massive Timu haul and try on. I'll link that video down below and I will link this particular atleisure outfit for you as well. I love this, I love Timu. They are probably the most affordable clothing company out there with such high quality. Well, they actually are just introducing the brand new Timu affiliate program for you. This is a program that anybody can sign up for. I'm going to go ahead and insert some footage here of this outfit so you can see what it looks like if you're interested in picking it up. Super affordable, super comfortable, I love it. And as far as the affiliate program goes, you're going to receive $5 for every new user download referral. 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I'll put all of the information down in the description box for you as well. Now let's head into the kitchen and make this week's meal prep. For breakfast this week, I'm making cinnamon roll protein pancakes. I'm going to have this with some fruit, maybe some eggs, we shall see, but I'm really excited to have pancakes. So let me show you what's in the recipe. First you're going to need some vanilla protein. I'm using the Ascent, my Seller Kasein protein and vanilla bean. I love Ascent, I own, I have several of their protein flavors. You can buy these right off of Amazon, really, really good ingredients. I will link them down below for you. You're also going to need some oat flour, nonfat Greek yogurt, egg whites, three packets of your favorite seasoning. I'm using whole earth, baking soda, baking powder and some cinnamon. To make our pancakes, we're going to add all of the pancake ingredients to a medium bowl, starting with one half of a cup of oat flour, one third cup nonfat plain Greek yogurt, one third cup of egg whites, our three packets of sweetener, one teaspoon of baking powder, and half of a teaspoon of baking soda. And lastly, one scoop of our protein powder, and then we're going to mix that together until we have our pancake batter. Our pancake mix is going to be on the thick side. I added about a tablespoon of water just so that I could stir it all together, but it's definitely going to be on the thicker side. Our pancake batter makes four pancakes, so I have a small pan. I'm going to spray it with some nonstick cooking spray. And then we're going to scoop in one quarter of the batter, and then using your spoon, press it down into more of a pancake shape. And then we're going to allow it to cook just like a regular pancake until it becomes bubbly. But here is what the pancake looks like. This looks so good. I'm going to just put it on a plate, set it aside, and we'll make the other three pancakes. So here are my four pancakes. We're going to make up these cinnamon roll glaze that we're going to drizzle on top of the pancakes. So for the glaze, I'm going to add an eighth of a cup of Lakonto granulated.  About a teaspoon of cinnamon and a scoop of the ascent casein protein. We're going to add a little bit of water to this until we have a glaze consistency. So here are the pancakes and that cinnamon glaze. We're getting a big bunch of protein in the glaze. You could also add butter, maple syrup, whatever you want to your pancakes. But I'm going to have one of these each day as part of my breakfast. So I'll put the points, calories, macros here on the screen for you. For my lunch this week, I'm making a crispy salmon meal prep. So basically I'm going to put together a whole meal that's ready for lunches, including salmon, a vegetable, and some sweet potatoes. You can sub cauliflower rice or regular rice for the sweet potatoes, but I had these in my fridge from Imperfect Foods and they sound really good with salmon. So let me show you what's in the recipe. First you're going to need salt and pepper, minced garlic, some sugar snap peas, a red onion, three medium sweet potatoes. This one's so funny. It's like two little ones attached, like conjoined twin sweet potatoes. And then you're going to need some fresh salmon. So the first thing that we need to do is chop. So I'm going to chop up half of this red onion, peel and dice my sweet potatoes.  And then we're going to cut off all of the pokey ends of the snap peas. So I pulled out a sheet pan, sprayed it with some nonstick cooking spray. I decided I'm going to go ahead and cook my salmon in the oven. And then I'm going to cook my sweet potatoes in my air fryer. So I'm going to add all my four salmon fillets to my sheet pan. My goal is six ounces of salmon with each meal. And I don't know how much these weigh. We'll just weigh them out as I put them in the container to store them. I'm going to spread a little bit of minced garlic over each of the salmon fillets. And then I'm going to season them with some salt and pepper. I'm going to put my salmon in a 375 degree oven until it is cooked through. I'm going to add my dice up sweet potatoes to my air fryer basket. And I'm going to air fry these at about 400 degrees until they're crispy. I think I want to season these as well. I'm going to just add a little nonstick cooking spray to the top and then again, add some salt and pepper. I will link my gravity fed salt and pepper grinders down below for you. I just got these on Amazon. I love them. So let's get this, let's get the sweet potatoes into the air fryer and then we'll get cooking up our snap peas. So I've added my snap peas, my diced up red onion, some minced garlic, salt and pepper. And we're going to allow these to saute down. I did decide to add a teaspoon of sesame oil in with my snap peas. That's just going to give it a really, really good flavor. So I just took out my salmon. I did go ahead and slice the filets in half because like I mentioned, I want to weigh out my portion before it goes into my storage container. The beans with the onions look really, really good. And then there are my sweet potatoes. So the recipe makes five servings total. So I'm going to put together five meal prep containers. So the first thing I'm going to do is weigh out my salmon and then I'm adding one fifth of the sweet potatoes and then one fifth of the veggies. And here's what the salmon meal prep looks like. This looks incredible. I'm going to go ahead and put together the other four meal preps. Like I said, it makes five servings. So here are my meal preps. I'm pretty excited about this nice, clean, healthy lunch for the week. I will go ahead and put macros, calories, points, all of the information here on the screen for you. For a snack this week, first sweet treat, I am making cherry pie energy balls. I loved having those turtle ones last week and this recipe sounds incredible. Another clean eating, healthy recipe. So let me show you what you'll need. First you're going to need some rolled oats, some sugar-free maple syrup, unsweetened coconut flakes. This is optional. You do not have to use these. Some peanut butter, cashews, dried cherries. Make sure you get the ones with no added sugar and some dates. So the first thing I did is added my one and a half cup of cups of dried cherries to some warm water. We're going to let this soak for about 10 minutes. So into a food processor, or in my case, my Ninja blender because I don't own a food processor, we're going to add the drained, soaked cherries and six pitted dates. And we're going to process this for about 30 seconds. We're adding one cup of cashews and then processing that again for 30 seconds. We're then going to add in one tablespoon of peanut butter and turn it on again. Lastly, I'm adding half of a cup of rolled oats and we're gonna process that until we have our dough. So here's what your mixture should look like. I'm going to remove the blade and we'll get ready to roll it into our cherry pie balls.  The recipe calls for 14. We'll see how many we get. We may get more than that. We may get less than that. And that's how I'll just determine the points and calories for mine. But I will put on my website what it is for 14 because that's what the recipe calls for. So I just pulled the cherry pie balls out of the fridge and what you're going to do next is just roll them in the coconut. And like I said, the coconut is optional. I love coconut and I think that's going to add just a nice taste and texture to them. This is half of a cup of unsweetened coconut. So I rolled all of the cherry pie balls in the coconut. I'm going to put a few aside for me and then I'm going to give some to my in-laws as well. This is just a lot for me to eat. I don't know if Troy will eat them or not. There's no chocolate in them, he might. But I will go ahead again and put all of the points, calories, macros here on the screen for 14 of them. For another WW Meal Prep, I hope you are as excited about these three recipes as I am. I know I cannot wait to eat them all week long. They're healthy, they're delicious. They're low in points, low in calories, such a great prep for the week. So if you enjoyed today's video, don't forget to give it a big thumbs up. Make sure you check out all of the information on the new Timu affiliate program down in the description box. You might as well tell your friends how amazing Timu is and get rewards. And don't forget, you'll find nutrition coaching, links and discounts to my favorite things, and come join our Facebook group. 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What's happening? It's Shane here. So today we're going to be talking about high paying entry level careers and these are going to be careers that you can get with no education, some education or a lot of education because not all careers and not all degrees are created equal. When you see the median or the average number for how much you make it a career, it could be that the first five to 10 years you're making almost nothing and then all of a sudden you start making really good money or you might start making really decent money right off the bat and there are a lot of people out there who don't want to live through their 20s and early 30s living off of peanuts. They want to actually have a fun time when they're in the prime of their life and so this video is for you. These are careers where you're going to start making really good money right off the bat and also this isn't always true but it kind of is a good sign or a good hint but if you are making really good money right after graduating or just right off the bat when you first get into a career that's a pretty good sign that there's a lot of demand for that career right now right so there's some careers that historically have been pretty good but they're kind of on the decline and so for that reason when you first enter it you're probably not going to make nearly as much money and then there's other careers where they're on the up and up right so they are careers where in the next 20 or 30 or 40 years they might be the best jobs out there. Now that's not always true but it is something to keep in mind when you're thinking about these. The first one on the list we're going to talk about is software developer so this is a career where you can get into it. Most of the time people are going to have bachelor level degrees a lot of the time they'll graduate with a computer science degree however there are some cases where you can become a software developer without having a degree at all. You can take boot camps or you can teach yourself now it's probably going to be a lot harder for you to get your first job and you're probably not going to get paid as much because they're not 100% sure that you know what you're doing but if you're someone who's really good at teaching yourself like an autodidact that can be a good option for you. For most people though they'll probably end up going to college getting a degree and then starting their first job and software developers make on average around $107,000 per year and it's not uncommon especially if you include bonuses and stock options never mind the benefits that the technology industry is really well known for people to make $70,000 to $80,000 right off the bat in their first job. Next one on the list and I'm going to kind of breeze through these next three just because they're such broad categories but I definitely want to mention them but next one on the list is going to be sales. Now there's so many different types of sales this could range all the way from you know somebody who helps you out at a store they're like oh is there anything I can help you with but then they get a small commission for the sales all the way to somebody who's kind of like a high ticket salesman which technically is what a real estate agent is right so there's so many different types of sales jobs out there I have personally worked several different types I think sales is one of those jobs that pretty much everybody should do even if you're an introvert you are going to get so much out of a sales job it's going to teach you soft skills it's going to teach you how to come out of your shell cannot recommend doing a sales job highly enough and on top of that usually in sales you're going to have like a base salary which is relatively low and then you're going to have commission and if you are good at your job if you're a good salesman you can get paid bank right off the bat how much how much money 70 thousand last month again not uncommon at all for people who go into sales especially if it's one of the better sales jobs to make 70 80 thousand dollars in their first year and that's without a degree at all in many cases next one on the list is going to be another category and again this is kind of a broad category but it's people who travel professionally so this could be something like airline workers or cruise workers and a lot of time you'd be doing a job that you would normally be doing but you're just doing it on a cruise for instance and generally speaking these types of jobs tend to pay more and the reason for that is because most people can't do these types of jobs because they have other obligations like a family right so it's very difficult to work on a cruise for instance if you have an entire family you're not going to be able to see them for sometimes weeks or months at a time and so most people won't do it and because of that reason there's less demand and so therefore in order to incentivize people to work in these industries they end up paying them pretty well and a lot of the time they have really good benefits too so for instance many airline workers get to fly all over the world for free or very close to free and then another one that's loosely related to travel workers is truck drivers so in order to get your CDL in order to become licensed to be a truck driver it usually takes a few months and truck drivers very often can again make 70 to 80 thousand dollars in their first year and there's a lot of upward mobility as well so for instance if you own your own rig it's not that hard to pull in two to three hundred thousand again this is a pretty tough one if you want to start a family because you're probably going to be away from them for weeks or months at a time but very very solid option and I thought I would mention those those are very broad categories next one is going to be a financial analyst and basically they are going to analyze data and collect insights to help other people make financial decisions now when it comes to any job and finance a lot of the time it's very high risk high reward so there's some jobs out there that aren't going to pay you very much but if you are an overachiever you do really well it's almost like a sales job where you can get into positions where you make a ridiculous amount of money we're talking hundreds of thousands even millions of dollars a year in a job now generally speaking with this one you are going to have a four-year bachelor's degree in order to get into it but yeah for the right type of person this can be a very solid option next one on the list is going to be paralegal so paralegals are basically going to assist lawyers and do a lot of the administrative and paperwork side of things now one great thing about paralegal is you can usually get into it with a two-year degree so it's on average like an associate level degree in order to become one and the law industry is kind of another industry similar to finance where it's very high risk and high reward if you work for a very prestigious practice you can go in as a paralegal making very good money we're talking somewhere around 50 to 80 thousand dollars a year right off the bat next one on the list is going to be a web designer slash ux designer which is user experience so this is an interesting one and you'll see this with a lot of technology related careers because a lot of people who go into this do have bachelor degrees but a lot of the time there are shortcuts so you will see people who get into this with an associate degree or sometimes no degree at all they're basically just self-taught and you can start off making over 70 thousand dollars a year as a web designer now again not the easiest thing in the world to learn this from like a bootcamp or like self-teaching not everybody can do that so for many people it would probably be a good idea for you to go to college but for the right person that that could be especially good because of the fact that they won't have to invest you know all that money and all that time in order to go to college they can just start making money right off the bat next one on the list is going to be a marketer and this is kind of a broad category as well somewhat similar to a salesman now very common to get a job as a marketer with a marketing degree so a four-year bachelor's degree but again one of those where you could potentially get a job without a bachelor's and it's going to be very similar to sales where you are probably going to get paid pretty much directly proportional to the amount of money you make the company so kind of depending on what company you work for and the incentive structure that they have you could start off right off the bat making 50 to 100 thousand dollars a year I have a friend who went into a company he started off as a salesman did really well there and then he transferred became a marketer and within a year he actually became the head of the marketing department because he just really knew what he was doing he was just a natural at it and he did not have a degree in marketing and he was making well over six figures a year next on the list is going to be a registered nurse and actually not just a registered nurse because usually that's kind of the four-year bsn version and again in health sometimes it's different you could go to an accelerated program and do it in like two or three years but pretty much nursing at any level is going to make really good money right off the bat and it's also going to be a very stable job whether you're an lpn an rn or an np which is nurse practitioner but for new rn's registered nurses they're going to make probably minimum fifty thousand dollars a year right off the bat sometimes they can even start at seventy thousand plus it kind of depends on where you go what hospital you work with and what your specialty is but yeah there has been a nursing shortage for pretty much my entire life and it seems like it's not going away there's still a nursing shortage so this is a very very good one for you to get into at least for the right person next one on the list is going to be one of my favorite new careers that i've been studying and that's going to be process engineer very similar to systems engineer also has some overlap with industrial engineering as well and basically you're just making sure that a manufacturing process is efficient and effective this one of course is going to require at least a bachelor level degree to get into but yeah you can start off right off the bat making around sixty thousand dollars a year plus and you can go up from there next on the list is going to be a database administrator and basically databases are all about storing information right so you want information to be well organized you want it to be stored correctly but you also want it to be easily accessible but only to the right people right we don't want your databases to be able to be hacked but at the same time you want to be able to retrieve that information in a split second right so this is much easier said than done i know it sounds very simple but it's actually much easier said than done now generally this is another one where you're probably going to have a bachelor's degree in order to get into database administration but it is possible to get into it without one and you will likely right off the bat make somewhere between fifty to ninety thousand dollars a year and it's also one of those careers where there's a lot of upside you can make a ridiculous amount of money as a database administrator you can also move on and become a database architect which is basically where you design the databases yourself so yeah hope this gave you some ideas of careers you might want to look into that do have pretty decent pay right off the bat if you found this video helpful go ahead gently tap that like button hit the subscribe 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ositive shot winner and he slips over, but he hits a winner. Love 15. Love 15. Lovely forehand from Rubelev as he slips over. Good forehand. Serving to the back end of Rubelev, return the net. Good serve from Bublik. 15-all. 15-all. No serve is a false. Second serve. Second serve into the back end of Rubelev. Third serve from Bublik. In the back end of Rubelev, sliced. Bublik with a volley, too good. 30-15. Three-all and a fifth. Who you got between Matteo and Carlos? That's a tough one. That's a tough call. 30-15. Serve out while the back end of Rubelev. 4-9 Bublik is out. 30-all. Alcaraz in 5. Only because... Baratini's back end. Alcaraz is too smart not to pick on it. I don't think Zverev picked on it enough yesterday. Zverev was a little bit too kind. It's almost like he went, you know what? Baratini's backhand's too obvious. I'm going to try and beat him by hitting it to the forehand. And it didn't work. Baratini's got a great serve. That's going to help him a lot, the forehand obviously, but I think Carlos beats him by just hitting it to that backhand. It's too much of a weakness as we've got a double fold speaking of... 30-all. 30-all. Double fold again. Rubelev's been doing that all day. 30-40 Rubelev with a chance to take the break in the 5th. And then we get Carlos versus Runa. Woo! Let's go. Zverev didn't see the 4-9 of Rubelev return the backhand. Oh, Bublik. 4-9 of Rubelev to the back end of Rubelev in the net. Rubelev breaks! For the first time since the second set, Rubelev gets the break. 4-3 in the 5th. Here we go. 4 games to 3. Rubelev. And again, Bublik double fold at 30-all. It's happened at least 5 times today. And Rubelev takes advantage of it this time. All right. Nice hitting there from Rubelev as well. Now, can Rubelev hold his serve for 2 more times? And Rubelev's fired up here. We love to see it. And Bublik hasn't broken Rubelev at all. Again, just so... I mean... So underrated Rubelev's serve today because Bublik's got the big serve. Rubelev serves so well for him. It's over. Bublik can't break. All right. We'll find out. It's never over until Rubelev wins. So I wouldn't be calling it just yet. Looking better for Rubelev. Yeah. In the iceberg. We're not even... Now we're on the Titanic and it's not nighttime and we're in the clear sea. There's not even icebergs anymore. It's summertime. That's how... That's what we're at. We took the Titanic over summer. Ace of the tee. 20 aces for Rubelev. That is not nothing. Only two double faults as well. 80% of first serve points won. Rubelev. He's holding his own on serve. Throw those violins away. That's it. Throw them... Put them away. Bring out the guitar. 15 love. Serve out wide. The back of Bublik. 4-0 from Rubelev. Bublik hits it out. 30 love. Getting a challenge though. If it's in, it's a replay. And that ball was out. 30 love. You cannot be serious. 30 love. Good one, Kieran. That was funny. Serve out wide. The 4-0 Bublik. Oh! Rubelev's down. He's okay though. He slips. His legs buckle but he's okay. God damn. 30-15. He gets back up. Rubelev, he's all right. That was awkward but luckily he both his legs... Both his legs went down. Serve down to the forehand of Bublik. Bublik hits it out. 40-15. Luckily Rubelev, I guess both legs collapsed. Still nasty but he's all right. Sin is up. Two sets of love. Yep. He comes back from a breakdown of that second set. Sin are doing his thing. Serve out wide and Bublik hits it out. All right, 5-3. Rubelev in the fifth. Don't throw precious violins. That's all right. Yeah, Linda will just place them carefully away in the cupboard. All right, 5-3. Rubelev one game away from taking his spot in the quarter-finals. We've already got Sefulan. In the quarter-finals. Has been a volley there from Bublik. Up goes the lob from Rubelev. Bublik with a smash. Puts it away. 15-love. This is a quick 5-setter. Yeah, I mean... The Herkash-Jokovic match will be less sets but longer time, I reckon. Jokovic plays three-hour straight sets matches, you know? Good serve from Bublik. By the way, still hasn't hit 40 aces. This might be his only chance. 30-love. Possibly two more points to hit another ace. Can he hit 40 aces? Yes or no, Chad? Because he serves a fault. Second serve. Is he gonna get to 40 aces? Yes or no? Second serve now. The fawn of Rubelev returns a winner. 30-15.  Potentially. No? I feel like if you go no, that's definitely the riskiest bet. As he serves, a fault. You might not be wrong. Second serve. Second serve into the backhand of Rubelev who hits it wide. 40-15. This might be the... He doesn't hit an ace here. This might be the last serve he serves for the day. 40-15. Bublik serves into the front of Rubelev. Rubelev hits it out. 39 aces. Unless he breaks back, that's all he gets. Oh, no. Oh, no. Anyways, Rubelev serves for the match 5-4. Bublik's gonna have to break to hit the 40 mark. That's wild. He's been on 39 aces for like three games. All right. Rubelev serving for the match. That's crazy. You would have thought he would have served one ace in that game. Okay. Rubelev fired up. Rubelev in the fifth set. I mean, underrated five-set record. I know we've always talked about is like, you know, implosions and whatever, but... Mentally today, Rubelev has been so impressive. You know what match this reminds me of? Chat? Can anyone remember the match if you were here in January? Remember the match? It reminds me so much of that. Who am I... What am I thinking of? Which match? It's pretty obvious. I said January. Which match? Which one was it? Come on. You know. You know which one I'm saying. The one against Runa, exactly. He looked like that against Runa. And he won that match in a super tiebreak in the end. He actually came back to win that match. But he's been so cool today, Rubelev. He served well. And I mean, he knew what to expect. He played this guy two weeks ago. He knows what this guy does. He's all over the place. He's like a tornado. And sometimes it's exciting to watch, and sometimes it's devastating to watch. And sometimes he double-faults it 30-all. As Rubelev hits it out, love 15. Okay. And sometimes he breaks back in the fifth. Love 15. Rubelev serving for the spot in the quarter-finals. Which I don't think he's ever made. That wimpy. Served to the front of Bublik. Front of Rubelev. Hit the table and over. Bublik gets it. But hits it out. 15-all. Unlucky Bublik. He's going to challenge, but... I mean, it was called out pretty convincingly. He's never made it to the quarter-finals, Rubelev. He's made the quarter-finals everywhere else, and he hasn't made a semi-ever. That goes out from Bublik. 15-all. Rubelev with a serve. He's made the fourth round twice at Wimbledon, Rubelev. In fact, the last two Wimbledons he's played. As we get a four now from Bublik into the fourth, it's wide from Bublik. 30-15. He's made the quarter-finals of the Australian Open, 21-23. He's made the French Open quarter-finals in 2022 and 2020. US Open finals, he's made in 17-20 and 22. And if he can win two more points, he's into his first Wimbledon quarter-final. And he's completed the set. Every quarter-final of the slam. He's never made a semi, though. And if he plays Djokovic, he might have to wait another slam to do it. Let's be honest. Djokovic on grass is getting to be as almost as hard as Rafa on clay. As we're going to find out, Slyce from Bublik to the front of Rubelev. Slyce from Bublik again to the front of Rubelev. That's a great shot. Bublik gets it to the front of Rubelev. Again to the back of the Bublik. Rubelev with the front of the stretch in the ground. Oh, Rubelev got it! This is going to be on the TV. Rubelev on the ground. And he got the point. How did he get that? Rubelev tripped, swatched the shot. And it's a winner! Matt, even Bublik's like, how did you get that? How did you get that? Bublik's in shock. He's like, that's something I would do. 40-15. Match points. Rubelev. It's like he tripped over and then just like threw his racket at it and he somehow won the point. Man, Rubelev with the party shot. All right. Bublik's still in show. He's like, what just happened? Match point again. Rubelev. Servet-wise and ace. There it is! Andre Rubelev gets the 5-0 win with his 21st ace of the day. And he knocks out Bublik in the fifth.  He proved, I think, look, he showed a lot of, including myself, he showed a lot of people that with a little bit of consistency, he is as good, as talented and he can get the results that we all want from someone like him. He won hella. He made the fourth round here. But Rubelev with the experience and a little bit more consistent gets the win as Bublik says thanks to the crowd. And hey, at least he put it on a show.   He's like, how did he do that? I don't know how he did it. They didn't even show us a replay. Rubelev tripped over, hit a winner. Okay, fair enough. Rubelev spent a lot of time on the ground in this match, by the way, he did fall over a lot. First he got injured and then he kept tripping over and then finally he trips over one more time and it works. Alright, chat now. With that epic out of the way, why do we always start with the epics? Hopefully we can live up to that. I mean, it's so annoying when we start with an epic because now we've got it, the only way here is down because there's no way that they're going to get in the match like that again, are we? Unless we get upset. Alright, jump over there, talk amongst yourselves. Sviantech taken on Benchich next, but man, Rubelev, he's a beast at Grand Slams. He makes the quarter-finals. He's very consistent. He's made the quarter-finals of every slam now. He's completed the set, but he's going to take on either Drucker or Hercatch. We'll talk about that later. Now we're going to watch Benchich taken on Sviantech, which is not an easy match for your eager Sviantech, the world number one, but Rubelev takes out Bublek. He gets revenge on Bublek from Hala a couple of weeks ago. Seven, five, six, three, six, seven, six, seven, six, four. He wins in five sets just over three hours. Here he goes up next.


Gorgory, but a little bit out of him. I guess I just phonics those Russian guys name is probably good gory river something like that It looks like Gorgory to me. Anyways, he was real high on the Russian ladder for a long time instead of us being Pinky pressure bumping Elbow highs like city cops more like right here You see a lot more American domestic wrestlers are deep in the armpit attacking the elbow You see the European guys. They'll be real deep fight on the armpit Okay, they're not down here elbow control deep fight on the armpit a lot of times What happened is you just tie it up with a guy right here and get a deep bite on the armpit Kind of like you're a duck under like if I'm ducking if I'm ducking to my backside I'm gonna get big deep bite right here kind of collapse this guy's arm All right, so I got a good deep bite if his arms straight It's gonna be real tough to get a bite on it because my hand's just gonna slide down So when I get a deep bite on this arm, I kind of want to bend the elbow a little bit if I can All right, and we're gonna be same side as we were We're gonna put change just like we did and I'm kicking in the middle But I want you guys to get a real good bite to start right here and keep the elbow bent All right, I want to be deep bite in the armpit reason being is that's gonna be my anchor when I slide them by Just like we've been sliding everything else by but I gotta have that good initial bite If the arms straight my hands just gonna slide down it Okay, so we're still gonna be on this collar tie side He's gonna collar tie and I'm gonna get a good bite right here in the armpit I'm gonna have that lead leg And just like we said earlier if you want to use a circle motion to change your lead leg perfectly fine Okay, you want to use that circle motion or you can just be right here pressure in change your lead leg But I want you on the outside Okay, so I can I can be right here I can shop to change my lead leg and then come out here to the armpit get that good bite All right, again, it's gonna be a change a foot change and my mechanics are gonna be the same foot change I'm sliding them by we're gonna end up in the same position I got this claw now a lot of you guys are stopping your move right here If I let this guy get his chest facing the mat and his feet on the mat He's not gonna be able to get beat here too much and he yeah, he'll start hooking and driving into me So before he gets his chest squared to the mat keep popping Circling and opening it up. I want you ending up here every time Fight to that angle. Keep elevating with that inside foot. Pop it in all the way down to the mat All right So it's outside hand big bite the armpit Outside foot here. I got my collar tie foot change kick in between Elevate right here look away and over the way same thing we've been doing Have that pressure here. Okay, good change Right there slide it by and I'm circling in circling in circling in put them on their hip Every single time Circle and put them on their hip every single time. All right halfway fast and again. The only difference is It's palm up in the armpit Okay, I'm here They've got shopping circle it at the elbow Change my lee lay and kick right there, then I'm circling all the way down So play play with your methods in there. All right Circle normally we come here come to the outside now We can't slide them by circle them down all the way down to the mat Knee in between the legs. Maybe I'll get lucky and get a Turk worst-case scenario He bases down right here from a claw right guy. Well, starting to go right into my turns with my claw Don't let them off the hook questions Everything we've been doing except it's palm up hand on the outside Instead of over tie digging in or over tie elevator play there go