with the yellow tone. You think I should still pump gas here? Yeah! Oh my god, it's a body! You know what's that? Yeah! Hey girls, so welcome back to my channel. This is Unite's headband wig. They are sponsoring this video. I love headband wigs, y'all. They're so convenient. And I just go from this to baddie real quick. Even though I had definitely slicked my hair back, I just love the convenience of a headband wig. Like, you literally just feel so much better. I feel so much better when I have inches in, so this is just so quick and easy. And I slick my baby hairs down and make it look as natural as possible. So then I just go ahead and put my hair in a bun in the back just so everything is flat and secure. So this is the water wave headband wig. I've been wearing it a few times. That's why I had to rewet it. But this one has been my favorite. And I love the texture of it. It's super soft. Literally just plop it on your head and boom inches, inches baby. 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We have been in reservations at overtime eight o'clock because yeah, it's no rules down here. So we got to get ready and I'm about to get ready right now. It happened a shower, but this hotel is really cute. So if you're in Miami area, you should stay at the east because let me show y'all. So this is one of the bathrooms. This is real cute. I'm about to do my makeup in here and then this is the other bathroom and then this is the other room and they have a kitchen and then a living room area, social area and then it's the view for me like I swear.  And then yeah, so you. So let me hurry up and get ready and because I'm hungry. So okay, y'all. So we just got y'all. She's not vlogging. I'm sorry to upset y'all, but I got y'all. I'll just send them all to your channel. No, you don't need to. But what I'm about to say, it is going to be hard because I am going to be living in a moment. Like with me and her, a lot of I know y'all want us to be on camera together, but it's really like a genuine friendship. This is not for the camera. Like I'm sorry to say it, but it's just not.  So that's just tea, but we're on our way to prime one, one, two. I can't wait. I'm excited.  And then we're going to the strip club after. So it's gonna be late. You're excited. She's beat up. Yeah, I cannot wait. I don't know if she's more excited to see me or the strip club at me. Which one? It was definitely you, especially when she put this outfit on.   Stepping through. Stepping through with the look. Okay. Sophisticated classy, but still Miami appropriate. Very much. Very much who she buys. Where who she over here? What do you call your subbies? You don't call them. I just say girl. Your girls. Yeah, my girl. What are you got to go girl with a W. O. R. L. Gotcha. Gotcha. She ain't getting right, y'all. You got to say girl. Hey girl. Y'all know what's crazy is this boy I don't even talk to. I got it from him because he was like girl. But he was the one she tried to set. But anyway, so I will probably talk to y'all once we get to the restaurant or something. I'm gonna try and get as much footage as I can for y'all. I know y'all be irritated, but let's get toyed. Y'all, we at crime. But we bustle out by the, y'all cannot believe we're seeing her titties and everything on. They so perfect. No, she's lying. She's a little too close to the pool. Y'all, guess what? She looks good. I'm not gonna show you. You heard that? Requested. Oh, it's just a weekly test.  Oh my God. For my cameras to get foggy. Well, that's probably why. But, um, yeah, let me get ready to go to the pool.  The ponytail. Oh, I did. We've made it to the pool.  This is a bad thing. I'm sitting next to a baddie. I ain't been to get demonetized. They do.  But look at her skin, y'all. Like, let me get a video of this. Not with the scars and the scabaches. No, but you can't even see on camera.  It's so beautiful for me. But, yeah. Oh, yeah, you're right. I know. I'm gonna have a tan line. Y'all, look at my big toe.  That's it. That is big. It's big, but it's good. It's done well, though. They bogeys. But anyway, I need some scars. Not really high. You want to get in that one? I'm just in a pool chillin'. Well, this is not even a pool. This is a jacuzzi. And our family is right behind me.  And I don't care. But my memory is dying. Well, my memory is gone. I'm gonna probably check with y'all later because we just chillin'. So, yeah. And we're probably gonna go get lunch. Good job, though. He just now checked off. I'll just land. But I gotta tell them about our fucking... I wanted him to walk away first.  So, y'all, we had to really finesse to get into eating rice. Mind you, we're not staying here. But their pool is lit.  But you gotta have a wristband. So, I'm like, damn. And then these white dudes stopped us in the beginning. I'm like... I was like, okay, we'll get us in the pool. And then they walked away. They were like, come with us. I'm like, no.  So, Aliyah is tagging in the background. She's not even helping me, y'all. No. Because Tyra was one of them men. So, she goes to some ladies and that's working at the cafe. And she's like, let me ask the black people.  So, I'm like, okay. And she worked at the cafe.  Like, so she was like, okay, you can take this room key and just flag it when you go in the pool. She was like, but you need a wristband. So, just go get one real quick. And I was like, okay. So, it wasn't that easy. So, there was these other black dudes working in the lobby. And then we went up to them and we're like, can you get us a wristband?  And I was like, okay. So, I'm like, oh, they gonna probably ask for our room number. And so, he followed us to the front desk. And he was like, you guys are a resident here, right? And I was like, no, we're not staying here. But can you get us a wristband? And he was like, okay, I'm gonna try. And he tried for us. Like, that's what happened.  A seat, girl. We just been going through it.  And then he was like, Oh, no, you don't gotta give me no drink. You think he was kidding when he said he voted for Trump? He said that? Yeah. That's why I was like, what?  Yeah, please walk away. You said I kind of liked you. But yeah, y'all, we are at bongoo right now catching a vibe. And yeah, so I'm gonna put my camera down because my memory is dying. My memory is filling up. And I'll probably talk to y'all when we go out tonight.  What's happening right now?  It's glitching. I can't really vlog because of the music. But y'all, we have copyrighted it. Yeah, it's not even good to do that. Good deal. Thank you. I'm just talking about how much fun we're having. I'm sorry if I'm not giving that much vlog footage, but right now we're at Nobu. We just got dressed. I have on this Kim, how do you say it? Kim Shui, Kim Shui's dress. Well, it's not a dress, it's a set. She wore her Kim Shui dress yesterday. We should have worn it at the same day, but it's fine. I think this is more Nobu appropriate. You got my money. Yeah, so I'm pretty excited. It was the food That's what you said. Wait, what is you offering $200? Put a deal down me. So basically, fast forward to later.  That's what he said. You can probably have it here, huh? Well, are they still shooting? Because if not, please go. They already done. Who gives a bunch? Oh, I just seen the cops. Oh, they must have robbed the gas. The one on the other side. You see there's a crime scene lines and stuff.  You think I should still pump gas here? Yeah. Oh my god, it's a body. No, it's not. Yes.  But you're gonna go inside, right? Yeah, so we're trying to figure out something to do, and I feel like we just forcing it. But we might go to a club to get some mookah, but they're gonna be pumping gas here. I don't know. Everyone's looking suspect. Like, why are these bitches here? All these police are here. So what are these people gonna do? Attack us? Why are you backing up so far? I'm sorry. I wanted to get close. It's fine. You're close enough. The pump is on. Oh, god. A honey bun. A honey bun? Okay. Be safe in your... Do you want anything? Be safe in your prime, for real. Do you want anything? Yeah. No, thank you.  Yeah. They out here thirsty. But I'm saying like you're gonna try to rob me over these months. Do you want to pay cash for the fee? Yeah, please. If you don't mind. No, I don't. $30. Is that how much it feels at the time? Yeah, so we're trying to figure out something to do, but it's looking real sad right now. Wow. And our hotel has a club in it. Wait, what time do our hotel club close? Hold on. At 6 a.m.? 3. Oh. Make it 35. Damn, it's almost 3. But yeah, we have a little bar in our hotel. We could have really went to, but they don't have no hookah. If they had hookah, we've been late, but we're trying to find somewhere with some hookah and some good music. But ew, I didn't mosquito bite all her mask. I'm sorry. I don't know how to open this, but I didn't want you to be safe around the corner. Can you FaceTime us? Yeah, FaceTime. You gotta go around the corner. But something is in Miami's water because these things is weird. Okay. So, but anyways, we're getting gas, and then we're going to probably go somewhere to the next destination. So we'll see. But yeah, y'all, so I'm going to check in with y'all later once we figure out what we're doing. Yeah, it's crazy out here in these Miami streets. The car, it's literally the car. Is it in the back? No, I don't see it. What's she looking for? I thought that was a bottle in your hand.   It's not under the feet. It's literally gone. It fell into hell. Gold to the back. Oh, it's literally gone. I swear to God. There's no way it could fall. Can you go look? Mallory. I'm dead. All right, then it fell in the pocket or something. No, it's literally not here. Where did you go? I'm not going to ever not eating this honey bun. Like, no, I'm not everything. Mallory, it's literally not here. I'm not. I don't believe it. It cannot. How did it fall? You have a... No, seriously, it's not here.  Is it on the side? We had went to Playhouse. It was a vibe. It was some cute bitches in there. And I made a couple subscribers. So, hey, y'all, I love that some of my subscribers are strippers. I love it.   But yeah, now we're trying to find something to eat.  Like, everybody literally just said, you know how we said people always say, we look like heroes. Like, y'all resemble each other. Everybody says we look like... One of my subscribers came up to me. She was like, oh my God, y'all look just like... People just try to compare us. But they do. They really do. Harry, you got some cheekbones, though. We do got that, baby. That we do. That's one thing we do, guys. And the jaw. The jawline? Mine's way bigger than yours, though. It's the cheekbones and the eyes. We got small eyes. Your eyes are more sad than mine, though. Make sure you keep a lookout for where you're at. I'm gonna be in the middle of the day. Wendy's is...   I don't understand. Do you want me to open these? Not really. I'm not going to go to the house. Yeah. There's this... If I could drive through and get in. This is Jamaican Patty. I don't know if y'all like stuff like that. Are they open? They are open. That's way for hours. We have to go in there. Okay. No, no, no. One of my subscribers... Because I was like, where should we go tomorrow? She was like, oh, there's a Jamaican party tomorrow. What Jamaican party? Oh, bitch, I'm sorry. Do you know they do? They do a lot, yeah. They do a lot. I'm not... They be fiddly-grabby? They be fucking... It's just the way that they dance. It's very... First of all, I can't dance yet. It's very intimate. They be getting it, though. I know you're not talking. Y'all dances are, too. What you teach me how to do? Sofa? Okay. But there's... What's it called? Taco Bell is closed. Whoa. This is that street. It's policed everywhere. We can eat Dunkin' Donuts. Bitch, it's closed.  Actually, I think they're probably opening right now. They're... Oh, they're probably... They're probably setting up. It's 5 a.m. Yeah. The hospital's different. You got people there to take care of. See, but I'm just saying that that's probably why they open early, because the people that were... I feel like we're in Hylia, or something like that. That's what I'm saying. Hylia looks like this, though. We're in, like, Carol City. Oh, yeah. We're in the hood. We in the hood. Yeah, because you can't go that way.   You did not stay away. I swear, I think I did. I came back over. I came back over. I was Dade County, because we were... I went everywhere. In that direction, that's Broward. Nah, it wasn't here. It was a little rougher neighborhood. I'm pretty sure.  But I'm saying that it was all Spanish-speaking where you were. Yes. You were in Hylia, because that's right there.  You know how that was? Little Haiti.  Little Haiti. That's my, like, deep in my ordination state. Yeah, like, no. That's where it was at. That's a true hood, but they've yet to find it. My mom was literally scared. Was the surgery center near there? No. Okay, see, I thought you were staying near the surgery center. No. That's why I was like, no, you had to hide. My new hotel wasn't even by the surgery place. Oh, okay, okay. But my mom was so scared.  Pretty much exhausted from this. Oh, what? This was like the best. Do you remember? No. No, like, I literally don't remember having a kid. I just, bitch, fall. Oh, yeah. Oh, and we just... This is how y'all favorite YouTuber sleep. Peaceful. Peace like she do in her morning routine, when she takes sleep and makeup. Cute. Good morning, y'all. It is the morning of the day. We're leaving today. It's the morning time. And we got up early to the shower, packed our stuff. I don't think I can hear me. It's kind of loud out here. But I had so much fun on this trip. It was a very, very spontaneous trip. Oh, I'm gonna face this way. It was a very spontaneous trip. She just hit me up and was like, Cara, do you want to go to Miami? I was like, yeah, come on, let's go. And I feel like if you have like a group of girls you know that you can trust and kick away, definitely the place Miami is definitely a place to come because I know people are like, if you go to Miami with a group of friends and y'all not friends after the trip, y'all was never real friends or something like that.  And I feel like I have a genuine friend. Like I made a genuine friend. Even though this is like beyond YouTube and like everything like that. Like I feel like I genuinely love this girl. She is like everything. I really enjoyed my time with her. So I love her so much. So yeah, I'm so sad that we have to leave, but I'm exhausted y'all.  Like literally. But I think we're going to go to breakfast and then go to the airport. So yeah, but yesterday, let me tell you about yesterday because I barely vlogged just because we're spending like the last night together. So I really didn't want to pull out my camera because I was just living in a moment. But we went to dinner at Gigi's on the lake. And then we went to uncut into Miami. It's like a lounge, sugar spot. It was late. And then we had prime one month to Oreos, fry Oreos delivered to us at the little Hukala lounge. And then we went to Starlin's. Don't go there because that should be trash. Definitely rent a bottle by which one is cheaper. But yeah, overall this trip was a good trip. I had fun. It's definitely very healthy to, you know, take a trip, you know, every blue moon. Enjoy yourself because you deserve it. So make sure you do that. And y'all know I'm from, you know, y'all know I don't do anything but work. So I had to enjoy this and soak this of any. But I'm ready to get back to work and make all the content for y'all. I have so many videos to edit, including this one. But I'm just so happy right now. My voice is deep as hell right now.  I do not want to go back home. Like I really know. But I think we're gonna figure out something to eat before we go to the plane. And I need to change my memory. So I will probably talk to y'all once I, once we figure out where we're gonna go before we go to the airport. But yeah, I enjoyed myself. Oh, and I enjoyed meeting all y'all out here. Like I didn't know I had a lot of Miami subscribers. And I love that. But yeah, so I enjoyed meeting y'all. But this one girl on the plane, I think I said it in the beginning of the vlog. I remember her. I was literally booking to my terminal before I got on plane.  And I'm literally running past her like, I didn't say anything. I was trying to get to my flight. But if you see this, she had pink braids. I'm sorry girl. You're my girl. I'm sorry. I just said anything to my flight. But yeah, so so yeah, I'll probably check in with y'all once. Y'all, Ali was like, we survived. And I was like, yeah, just tell my camera. Did you have fun? Yeah. Well, I'm happy you invited me. I'm so I need this. A girls trip is healthy. You know what I'm saying? With like girls that actually you know


Nishchala Tathvi, Jeevanmakti means for one who is unwavering in his intention, for him, liberation cannot be denied. The only reason most of the humanity goes about their life, blundering through their life, not knowing which way to go is because they keep shifting that direction of their life too often. They may not actually change the direction of their life but in their mind and emotion it keeps shifting and shifting and shifting and shifting. The very nature of the existence is such, today it is also a scientific fact but this is the experience of every yogi that in this existence there is energy and this consciousness. There is no such thing as physical matter. Physical matter as you know it today is just concentrated patterns of energy. Today this is established science but more than forty thousand years ago when Shiva spoke, he spoke clearly. His involvement was in absolute consciousness or in the energy. Never in the physical matter because he did not see it as real and he spoke thus very clearly without any ambiguity about it. So these are the only two things one needs to deal with. Why didn't you tell us? We wouldn't have done the Surya Namaskar today, Mohan. You are not doing the Surya Namaskar to build muscle. If you have to know the energy, right now it's concentrated in the form of this body. Only if you use it in a certain way it will crackle. Otherwise it will sit like a lump of earth. If this has to sit here and crackle, then it has to be kept in a certain way. So whatever the physical sadhana that you're doing is not to build muscle, not to that when you go home you can dominate the people at home. I'm telling the ladies. You could be stronger than them. Ninety days of sadhana you could be actually stronger than them. If your energies can crackle and your mind is focused, then this will just build in that direction. Because the mind is shifting and shifting and shifting focus, it does not know which way to build. The very life within you is confused. It doesn't know which way to go. I would say more than ninety-five. Actually I think it's ninety-nine but so that I'm not wrong. At least ninety-five percent of the human energy is wasted, is simply wasted because most human beings cannot hold anything in their focus for any substantial amount of time. Otherwise each of them would be opening up a new window, a new door to something else. Seven billion people, if they had all had their minds and consciousness focused, everything, just everything have to yield. Nothing would be unexplored, just everything. If one keeps his mind, his energies and his consciousness organized in one direction, for a certain period of time, he not only realizes the nature of this life, the past eighty-four creations that have happened, they're also here. Everything could be explored by human consciousness.


It's not showing slideshow, no. Yeah, same procedure as last time. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We are Microsoft now, it should work. It's linux now. It's linux now. Yeah. Now we'll move from it. And we'll continue with this. Okay. So, so I'm here to present the, to get familiar with all of you for Magento 2, how to create the modules in Magento 2. Like whenever we use Magento, it's a basic functionality with Magento already. But at some point of time we have to modify many things. And we have to create too many custom modules. So today I'm here to just share my knowledge how to create the custom modules in Magento 2. Before that, so the agenda is here is first we can have a quick overview of how we created a module in Magento 1. And after that, I will share how to, what is the difference file structure between the Magento 1 and the Magento 2. And after that, there's a how to create a simple module in Magento 2. It's, it will cover the backend, in the backend, we can modify in the front end, we can modify. And after that, I will give you a quick demo for this how to create. So let's start with the first one. So here you can see in Magento 1, we have very scattered file structure. Like whenever I have to create any new module, I can, I have to write it in community or either in the local. It's the path will be app code community. It's a community module. If community is developed and if I will develop it locally, then it will be in under local. So in the community, we have different folders like this way. So in community, we have the name of the vendor. It's BLVG under which we have the module name like which what module represent like it's here Facebook free. So this is a module name. And under this, we have different subfolders like config block controllers and different. It's MVC. So after this, if I have to define some file, which will show in front end, then I have to go again to the design directory. Under design, I have to have some particular levels of directly like a front end base default on the layout and other templates. I have to define. And if I first see it's in ETC folder in ETC, my file where I have to start my module. So this is the basic file one of the main measure file. And if I write if I need to write the JavaScript or some CSS, then I have to go to the skin folder. So you can see here is a many different folders like app design and the skin the ETC. So these are very scattered. It will make you problem when we have many large number of modules like I have 20 to 30 modules and I'm searching for some file like where this code is written. Then I have to first go to the code community. Under this, I have to search for the ETC file, ETC folder under in the config file under config file. I have to find out where is the layout file written. Then I go to the layout file and under layout file, I choose I need to search where is the template file written. Then I have to come back and go to the design folder in the template. I can find my file. So it's a very long processor in the margin to one. So now what is the difference between the magic into one and magic into two file structure. First, you can see the folder like in magic into one, the folder is app code, including three subfolders like co community and local core will be the magic into score folder co modules. Community will be the developed by the community or the extension provider and the local will be designed by our cell. In the in magic into two, you can see only one. It's a app app code or you can see in the vendor directory create a module name instead of the app code. There is no level of hierarchy like community core and local. It's only a one app folder under app. You can go to the code under code. You have to write your vendors name and under vendor name. It will be the same like the module name for which it is like we have just. So in the previous slide, it was BLVG here under BLVG. It's Facebook free. So here you only write app code under BLVG and under Facebook free. I will give you the demo so that you can get more clear. And after that the module declaration, this is the file dot XML, which is in magic into one. It's under app, etc and modules. So under app, etc module, we have different file like VES underscore brand dot XML. But when you go to the magic into two, it's a module dot XML. And after that, the layout and the template files are saved in different folder like which I so said like a design front end admin HTML if it is. So in here in magic into 2.0, it's a layout and the template files are saved in new folder, which is view under view. Each folder modules. So everything is under same module in magic into two. After that the skin if I have to write JS and CSS, I need to go to the skin and under skin we have different folder for JS and CSS. But in magic into 2.0, we have this also in the same folder in the quotes. So the path will be the vendors name module name and a view in the front end admin HTML web CSS for CSS and JS for JS. So this is the basic difference of the file structure. And after that, yeah. So this is the file structure for magic into 2.0. Here you can see app code. This is my company's name and extension is the module name. And in magic into one, it was app code and under code. We have three different folder like core community and local here only one folder. It's vendor name. You can create many modules under vendor name. So what these are? Can show you the blocks. It's a storage file that ensure interaction between the patterns. It's like a PHP file, which we show on the front end, which is help us to show the content in the front end. And after this, this is a controller here. You can just see that this is the capital C controller here in magic into 1.0. We have a small C small C controller and capital C both. But here, if you write any controller, it will be in capital C controller under controller. Its file structure is different as in magic into 1.0. We have controller folder small C with a small C. And in controller folder, we have a controller file and under controller, we have different actions. But in magic into 2.0, you will see a controller folder under controller folder. There will be another folder for controller name. Like I have a hello world controller. Then hello is a controller's folder name again. And I have to define an action. It will be word folder. I can show you the demo. And in ETC, we have a configuration file, which is same like in the magic into 1.0. In ETC, in magic into 1.0, we have config files and system dot XML and admin HTML dot XML. In magic into 2.0, it will cover the module dot XML, you can see. And in the helper, it contains the same basic feature of the PHP helper. Help us to redefine any some piece of code which we can use in controller blocks. And in the model, it contains the response for the connection between the database. Like it will execute, it will get the data or load the data from the database. And after that, the setup script. It's a same creating table, modifying table, updating tables into view. Here is a view folder which contains the front end show. Like it will contain the PHP HTML files. Front end and the back end files, which we define in the design folder. It's now here view. So here we can start like how to create a custom module in magic into 2.0. So first, like here I am explaining you is RhinoSys is my company's name. And the custom is my module, custom module. So here you can see this is a piece of code which is predefined. It is written in magic into like magic into framework module etc, module dot xsd. You can go and see the code here. And after this, this is the piece of the code which we have to return to define our module. It's module name, which is it this module dot XML is work same as our file in under etc. Like module name under company name underscore module name dot XML where we define our module name. And now in here in magic into 2.0, we have to define in module dot XML. So it is a version also 1.0.1, which is used to create or update the setup scripts. After this, I have to create one more file here, which is registration dot PHP to register my module. Otherwise, my module will not work if I will not define here. So this is the name actually my module name. This is the same piece of code which we have to write in register dot PHP just and after that it's roots. We have to define the roots in magic into 1.0. We define the roots in the config dot XML for the front end and for the back end. But in magic into 2.0, it's root dot XML under app etc folder and roots dot XML. So here you can see the root ID standard in magic into 1.0. It's same it's it's standard for the front end admin for the admin back end and CMS for the CMS and the one is a default. These four types of roots doctors we have. So in root ID, it's custom root ID and the root name we generally prefer in magic into it will be same. Like my module name and the under this the module name which we have to define the analysis underscore custom. So this file is basically for rooting access like in the URL. We have to define this after this when you go to the controller which I just said like you have to create the controller name as you have to create a link like custom index and index. So for this first you have to go to this folder like ranosys underscore controller capital C with capital C again. And under this the index index is my controller controllers name and under controller there will be a file index dot PHP, which is my actions name. So here if you have five action for one controller, you have to create five files different files in magic into 1.0. You can define all actions in one controller. So here is the index name of the controller folder and the index name of the action file, which is index dot PHP. After this, we have to define the layout file, which is layout file will be the XML file in which we define the blocks and the phtml file path, which is same as a magic into 2.0. The coding is same under this file, but the file location is now changed. It will be under views view and a front end layout. It's the same structure, but under the same directory, you can see app code, ranosys and custom and the custom you have to create the view folder. So block class is like this in this magic into 2.0. In the previous one 1.0, we just write ranosys underscore custom underscore block underscore hello world. But here it's slash separated. Now the name, it will be the name of the block, which you can give and you can call by this name in the phtml file. This is the template name. This is the format is changed here differently. Like you have to specify your vendor's name and module name colon, double colon and then it's the name of the phtml file, which we are going to define in templates. After this, let's create a block for our module. So this is the block file. It's the same as a magic into 1.0. The coding is same, but the defining method of the class is different here. You can see here in magic into 1.0, we have to define like ranosys underscore custom underscore block underscore custom. But in magic into 2.0, you have to use a name space like ranosys custom block and under block, which file it is. It's a custom dot php. So the class name will only be the custom, which is extending the different different files here in magic into 2.0. And after that, it's my phtml file here. I wrote welcome to magic into. We have to show on front end on the homepage. So steps to create custom module. So here activate active your module extension. So you can directly by writing here to activate the module. This is a different feature actually. This is a different way in this. You have to go to the config dot XML and had your ranosys underscore custom one value to activate this module. And after this module, you will not even able to see in the admin until unless you will run this command, the magic into setup upgrade. After you run this command, you can see your module name will be here in the last or in the end. You can see and after that your module will show in the backend. Otherwise it will not show. So here we can I can show you the quick demo. So is my magic into 2 under app code. I just wrote the ranosys my folder name, my company's name and it's my module name. And you can see the block controller, etc folder model view, which I just talked view is containing the layout file in the phtml files. And the registration dot php is a necessary file to register my module in magic into 2. So here you can see the ACLs. You have to define the ACL if you are going to work in the with the system configurations in magic into backend. If you want to add the new fields, here's the module module dot XML to define my module. It's front end here you can you have to show specify the routers and admin HTML system dot XML. So it's a folder difference here. Like in magic into 1.0 we have under etc. We have all the files admin HTML system dot XML and the config dot XML. But here if we need to define the routes routes file here and system dot XML will be defined in admin HTML. So it's here. Yeah, it's like I have to run the controller name like my URL will be. I can show you my URL will be this. Renosys hello world. So here the Renosys is my front end name. Front name, which I need to define the routers and hello is the controllers name and world is the action name. You can see the structure here like in the controllers kept with capital C. You can go hello. You can go world. So this is a structure. If I need to define five to six, five to six action, then I need to define different files here. So under world, I can show you. Yeah, you can you can also see now the structure or writing the code is now different in magic into 2. Here you have to define the name space in the first line in every block model controllers. Yeah, you can see the Renosys custom controller and hello that till the controllers name you have to write the path. And after this, the class will be my action name only world, which is just extending the same magic into framework action action. So yeah, it's the coding under the function is same like in controllers, there will be a default action name is execute which will execute whenever you hit the you hit the URL, you hit the controllers URL in magic into 1.0, it was index index action was a default one, but in magic into 2, it's execute function which will execute automatically. So you have to write everything on execute. That's why they have different action files in each action you have an execute. Otherwise in magic into 1.0, we have an action name different action name in one controller file. And through action name, we can access the URL, but here we for action name, we have different files under different files. We have execute function which will automatically execute with the ways little bit same and little bit different. You can say there we use dollar this load layout dollars is render layout, but in magic into 2.0, you have to use dollar this underscore view load layout and render layout. So this is the basic file structure you can see. So everything I have is under one folder. I don't have to go anywhere else. Like I have designed some custom module. I can see every files from front end, back end, JS, CSS, everything will be under this folder. So it's very easy to manageable. I can show you also like I have developed this module already like it's my custom configuration when I select here. I have created a configuration system configuration module. You can change it's a bit slow. So till then we can see the front end part like it's my home page. You can see it's a home page which don't have any customization part. So whenever we create front end module, we have to show the message here like instead of the home page, I want to change my message. So I created that module and this is a company name front end name and hello is a controller name and world is action name. So when I hit this, you can see the message change. So I just show you from where this message comes. It's under template custom dot phtml. It's here. Welcome to magic into 2.0. So this message is come from phtml. I call this phtml under controllers through the blocks in block. We have defined the layouts and different things. So this is the custom module here. You can show anything like for the front end part and for the back end part. I have to log in again. So front end part was defined in the roots dot XML to access the URL and the back end part for the configuration part. We have to define same in the same file like system dot XML. Here the back end, they have also modified very much. So here you can see ranos customization configuration. Yeah, you can see all types of like it's drop down type, it's text type, text area type. You can upload any, any file or any choose any file any. So the code is where you can select any file from the desktop. It will be loaded. So, yeah, this is the, this is the demo. So any queries or any questions I can ask. Action, do you create different file? Yeah, for different file because they have created an execute, execute function. Only execute? Yeah, only execute. I'm like, hello, where? Yeah. Every see something message? No, no, actually the file structure is just like that. You have to create a file for the action. For every action? Yeah. For every action under the controllers folder, you have to define a file. So with a single module, it will be 10 functions, it will be 10 different files? Yeah, it will be 10 different files because it's execution is the main method they can automatically call. And it's, yeah, it's way changed, but it's now very manageable. Like everything, it's in the same place. You can find everything. And also, yeah, also it's a very lightweighted than the Magento 1.0, like in Magento 2.0, whenever we define different modules, it will get all the configurations.xml, config.xml and create a one single XML file. So every time it will load, like I have 20, then it will access all the 20 files, create it in one files and then load. That's why it's taking time, more time. But in Magento 2.0, it's every module is there on separate files. Whenever you hit that module, then only it will load. Yeah, that's why they have created one module, like in one folder. Whenever you access RhinoSys, it will call all the file of the RhinoSys only. Like, but in the Magento 1.0, we have a scattered, every file is scattered. So they have to combine all those configuration.xml in the same big file. In that file, they can have the linking of the files actually. But in Magento 2.0, you can see the different, all the files are in the same place. So whenever you hit RhinoSys, you only load the RhinoSys files. That's why it's faster actually. Okay. So I think, okay. Thank you. Thank you.


Last time we built this 32-bed adder and it worked well, but it did take a while to walk through So we'd rather not go through that whole process again if we don't have to So let's consider for a moment what subtraction is. What do I want to do if I want to calculate say? a minus B. Is there some other way I can express this which is logically equivalent to a minus p But which might just say use my addition hardware instead Well, I could potentially do a plus negative b Then I'd be doing an addition operation and I already have the hardware for addition But I'd need this negative b thing. How would I get a negative b then? Well, since we're representing all of our numbers in 32 bits using the two's complement format All we have to do is apply the two's complement operation to our Input and then we'd have a negative b So our two's complement operation says flip all of the bits and add one So we want to do negative b. So we'd have to find all of these b's Invert them and then we need to add one more to this thing So I'm going to extend this a little bit I need a way to pass it and say negative and b The way I can do that is by adding in a not gate But since I'd rather not waste the gates and produce say Two different adders one which does addition the other does subtraction and then choose the results of them I'm actually going to choose whether I do addition or subtraction just by choosing whether I pass in b or negative b So I'm going to add in some multiplexers Then on one of these I'll want b on the other side. I will have a not b So I'll just put a not gate in front of all of the one labeled want So now I have a set of multiplexers, which will allow me to choose between say b and not b And I'm going to want all of those Conditioned on the same Selector bit I will name this one b invert because it inverts b And I will just connect it all the various Be multiplexers that we've got there So if I set b invert to zero, then we just pass b through and we get our addition as normal But if I want to do subtraction Then I'd invert b. So I'd set the b invert line to one Then it would select all of those not bees, but then I also need to add in one so I flip all the bits and be and then This carry in line. So I'd set that to one Now I'd be adding one more. So I'd invert all of my bits and add one So I'd get the two's complement of b So now I'd have negative b and I can just do my addition as normal So internally we'll just doing the same one bit addition we did before So everything else is going to stay the same. We're still using our one bit adders They're still all connected the same way as they were before But now we can choose whether we want to do addition or subtraction Thanks to these handful of multiplexers


What is up everybody, Jason here for jaspy's casebase.com jaspy's high roller mystery crate Kobe chase edition number two random hit just sold out guys So again, these are our five chasers guys the Mahomes manga Manga sorry Caleb Williams the Shohei the Corbin Carolyn than the dual Johnson bird Gold vinyl 101, but that Kobe Brian is being given away guys And the way you get a chance to get that is by buying into this break Whether you want from a filler or you're bought into the break doesn't matter Long as your names and one of these you'll get an opportunity. So basically we have five crates We need to sell once we sell all five out We're gonna gather each name from each break, which I believe makes total of 25 names We'll randomize them and the top name gets the Kobe Brian as an added bonus, which is a $2,000 plus Kobe now in the break itself The floor at worst possible you're gonna get is a $300 value for your $6.99 best case scenarios anywhere between a thousand to 1,100 plus So pretty good chances there guys and like I said a lot of the hits guys are just under the spot price Maybe just a little over if you've seen the last case. There's a lot of really nice hits So again five items could be anything from boxes packs cases break credit graded cards autographs you name it So of course don't know what to expect in the remaining ones, but in the last one we had all cards So here is the customer names here Right There's the obviously no names or no hits because we don't know what we pulled just yet So basically the way it works is we're gonna randomize the names and the hits and then whatever you match up with this way You get but before we show before we do that we got to showcase them. So of course, I'm gonna do another randomizer here to a Generate a case number So this will be separate from the other randomizer. We have case one Two three and five looks like we did four yesterday One two three and five So this will be a separate randomizer here Three and a five eight. Let's see which one we use here one two three four five six seven All right, let's showcase what's in case two guys. I have all the cases right here All right here. Let's open this up Showcase the five hits and then we'll randomize the five names and the five kids guys All right first one here guys a little Josh Allen Donner's optic hollow PSA nine raider rookie There's the first one Tyree kill draft gems two of two From 2018 flawless football He is a draft gem. That's right We have a Jordan Walker about that gold edge yellow autograph to 75 and it's great at a PSA 10 Very nice just in time for baseball season two. We have whoo What a Hank Aaron Willie Mays dual booklet relic and it's two out of ten From 2023 tops diamond icons guys That is a pretty sweet one right there Very nice And last but not least we have the manga Patty my homes from 2023 prism Integrated a PSA nine Betty very nice. All right, sweet Nice case right there guys. So you got the Patrick my homes. You got the book You got the Jordan Walker Got the Tyreek hill and then the Josh Allen Raider rookie hollow PSA nine So let's switch on over here guys. We have the dice roll a list of names. Let's type in the hits Josh Allen Optic Follow Raider rookie PSA nine. We got the Tyreek ill flawless auto two of two Jordan Walker gilded Rookie auto out of 75 PSA 10 Then we got the Hank Aaron to a relic book Out of ten. Let me go Patrick My home All right, so my homes We got the book Jordan Walker Tyree kill and the Josh Allen very nice. All right now Let's see what you guys get. Let's roll it three to three six times. Good luck. Here we go one two three four five six So boom six times Jordan at the top down to Owen at the bottom six times Here we go one two three four five six bone six times six times Jordan Walker rookie from gilded out of 75 PSA 10 at the top then a Josh Allen optic Hollow, I supposed to be a hollow put halo Raider rookie PSA nine. I gotta change that really quick But let's see how well it matches up guys So Jordan congratulations, and you got the Jordan Walker gilded rookie autograph PSA 10 Matt with the Patrick Mahomes prins them manga PSA nine That was the top chaser hit there.  I think these cards are all great I think a lot of them have chances to increase in value, right? Baseball season is about to start good time to pick up on some Tyree kill might have another career year Josh Allen's always going up Never never bad idea never bad idea to get some nice little Hall of Famers like Hank Aaron and Willie mays Of course Paddy Mahomes, I mean he's turning out to probably be one of the one of the greatest ever So again a lot of great names in here guys like I said, I posted up another one If you guys want to try it again another filler and at least do a couple straight-up spots And like I said now that we got the Mahomes down and the Caleb Williams You still have the Shohei there the Corbin Carroll and and that bird Johnson all-stars gold vinyl So there you go guys appreciate it Jaspies case breaks calm


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Hi, I'm Zor. Welcome to a new Zor education. Today I would like to talk about the model of Atom, developed by Nils Bohr, very famous physicist. He lived in Copenhagen. Actually, I was once in Copenhagen and I saw the house where he lived. Okay, so this lecture is part of the course called Physics for Teens, presented on Unisor.com. The website Unisor.com is totally free and it contains other courses as well, Maths for Teens, which is a prerequisite for this course and some others. I do suggest you to watch the lecture from the website, because every lecture has notes, very detailed notes like a textbook. So you have a video and you have basically the same explanation, but in a more like textual format. Okay, now the Bohr's model of Atom has been developed based on whatever the previous knowledge was about it. Primarily the planetary model of Rutherford, which we talked about before. So Bohr and other physicists, obviously, saw the problems with planetary model as it was presented by Rutherford. Now, what was the problem? Well, the first problem was, you see, Atom contains nucleus and electrons which are rotating around nucleus. That's the classic planetary model of Rutherford, which he came up with because he saw that Atom is practically empty. The particles can bomb body and go through the Atom. So Atom cannot be like a flung pudding, if you remember. That was the earliest model. So now when the electrons are rotating around the nucleus, they must be under certain force which forces them to go around the nucleus. And whenever you have something like a circular orbit, you have some triple acceleration. So the force between the nucleus and the Atom, nucleus is positively charged, electron is negatively charged. So this force of attraction makes electron to accelerate centripetally. Accelerated electron, according to a classical theory of electromagnetism, must emit electromagnetic waves, oscillations of electromagnetic field. Now, but if that's the true, now the electron is supposed to have certain energy if it rotates in certain radius. And whenever the energy is lost, the electron must actually get closer to the nucleus and eventually it will fall. So as it rotates, it's supposed to emit electromagnetic oscillations all the time and lose energy and eventually reduce this orbit and fall, which is obviously not the case because I mean that would destroy the structure of the of the matter basically. Okay, so we needed to correct this planetary model, not to completely reject it at all, because really the structure of nucleus and electrons around it was kind of beneficiary for the physics. It looks like it experimentally was proven. So how can we improve this? Well, so one problem is that electron would lose the energy and fall on the nucleus, which is not the case. There is another problem. Now, if electron is just floating on any orbit whatsoever, then it must actually move from one orbit to another. If we give some energy boost to an electron, it should go to a higher, more energetic orbit. Or if it loses energy, it will emit certain electromagnetic oscillations of certain wavelengths. Now, if that's basically the case and that said, there are no other rules, so to speak, then if we will supply energy to let's say hydrogen atom, the electrons will move from one orbit to another, emitting certain light. If they go from higher to lower orbit, so we first give some energy, they move to a higher orbit electrons and then after we move, after we give more energy, they cannot move any further. So they will spontaneously move down and emit certain amount of electricity, certain amount of energy in the way of electromagnetic oscillations. So we will see some light, which is true. We do. I mean, whenever we have something like a tube with hydrogen and we put some electrodes in it and supply some energy after a certain amount of time, the tube will start emitting light. But the light which it will be emitted would have a continuous spectrum, so to speak. So if we will go with this light through a prism, it will give all the different colors without any kind of a preference or whatever, which contradicted different sets of experiments, experiments which were analyzing the spectrum of the light emitted by, let's say, hydrogen. Now the spectrum was not continuous. There were distinct separate lines which basically, specific for hydrogen atom, let's say for some atoms of another gas, it was different items, but still distinct separate monochromatic lines in the spectrum, specific for each particular element. So that cannot be explained by a plane, plane-tree model as it was suggested by Rutherford. So Bohr has suggested certain things. I mean, it was not like theoretically derived from certain other principles. So let me just suggest what Bohr suggested. So first of all, he suggested that there are certain orbits for each element, its own set of orbits, which he called stationary. Now, being on a stationary model, being on a stationary orbit, or within a stationary shell, because we are talking about three-dimensional world, so within this stationary shell, electron is rotating or doing something, whatever it's doing on this orbit or within its shell, but it does not emit an energy. Don't ask why, it just does not, basically. That's it. That's a suggestion. It's a hypothesis. So now that's number one. Number two, when it jumps from one stationary orbit to another, it cannot be on any other orbit but on stationary. And when it jumps from one stationary orbit to another, it either emits electricity if it's from a higher orbit to a lower, or consumes certain amount of electricity whenever a certain amount of energy, I should say, when it goes from a lower orbit to a higher orbit. So that's basically, so if this is the nucleus, these are stationary orbits. So whenever it jumps from here to here, it's supposed to consume certain quantum of energy. If it goes from here to here, it emits it. Now, there are other so it can jump from here to here, let's say. Then amount of energy would be equal to the difference between the energy level. So energy high. That's the energy level on the higher orbit, minus energy low. When it moves from higher to low is equal to amount of energy emitted by this particular jump. And now we're going into some kind of a theory which was developed before by Max Planck and then used by Einstein in photoelectricity effect. It's equal to H times frequency of light emitted. And this is Planck's constant. So whenever it moves from energy level to energy level, it emits light of this particular frequency. Frequency is equal one over period. And period is equal to down to the right. See the speed of light, now this wavelength. So this is basically its frequency. This is the period. This is the wavelength. And this is the speed. Okay. So that was a proposition. But that's not it. It was another proposition which were made. And I'll just put it as textbooks usually presented. And I don't like it at all. However, that's how it is presented by textbooks. He suggested that there is something which is called angular moment of the electron. It's basically mass of electron times its speed times radius of its orbit. It's angular momentum. Now I think angular momentum was actually addressed in mechanics part of this course. But regardless. So this is angular momentum. So he suggested that angular momentum must be equal to, and that's so called quantization, quantization, whatever, quantization of angular momentum. It's supposed to be equal to n which is some positive integer number times so called reduced Planck constant which is Planck divided by 2 pi. Now that is a very, very important equality whatever which Bohr came up with. But just as it is, just quite frankly, I cannot understand how the person can come up with this particular hypothesis. Just doesn't seem to be natural. Well apparently he had some other things. And there are certain suggestions how exactly he came up with this. But eventually he came up with this. So he postulated the quantization of angular momentum of the electron. That's what it is. Now, contemporary, well not even contemporary, like 1920s approximately, level of physics allowed to come up with this particular equality slightly differently. And again I'm not suggesting this was a rigorous proof. Rigorseness is not really something which physicists are very comfortable with. Usually they allow themselves not exactly the rigorous derivation. And I will present how this can actually be derived from more, I would say, fundamental principles like theory of relativity and quantum theory. So here is what was basically presented in one of the sources which I was using some time ago as I should not say a proof of this formula. But at least some explanation of this. First of all we know the most famous formula of physics. Energy is equal to mass times speed of light square. That's the full energy of basically anything. Okay, so that's one thing. On another thing we know that if you have a quantum of light, let's say, then it bears certain amount of energy equal to Planck's constant times frequency of this light, right? So equating these two things results in the following. So h, now frequency is, as I was just saying before, it's speed divided by wavelengths. Why? Because wavelengths divided by speed is the time this particular thing moves for one wave, which is a period. And frequency is a reverse, inverse of period. Okay, now, so that's one thing. So that's one thing. Now, from this we see what mc square equals to this. We can reduce the c, so mc is equal to h divided by lambda. Okay, now, on another hand, let's talk about lambda. You see, that's a very interesting explanation which was actually presented by De Broglie in 1924, probably. He has suggested that electron on the orbit is somehow analogous to a string fixed on both sides. Now, when we pluck the string, it starts vibrating, right? Now, what kind of vibration this particular string can have? Well, it can have this one. It also can have something which is called standing wave. When part of string goes up and then down and the middle part, so it goes either this way or this way. So it goes with this middle part, but basically standing still. That's why it's called standing wave. Now, it can be divided in like four, let's say, pieces. Then it will be like this. So in any case, the length of the string should be equal to n times wave lengths, where n is a positive integer number. Now, well, actually, I think divided by two even, because we can have only one half of the wave. But in any case, when this particular equation, when the integer number of wavelengths can be put into this length, then you will have the real oscillation and the real sound from this string. Because if it's not, then the waves which are reflected from both sides would interfere, negatively interfere with each other. And there will be no distinct node which can be basically obtained from this. That's very important. And Dubroil has suggested that if this is the radius, then 2 pi radius, which is the length of this, which he has suggested should be equivalent to the string, should be equal to n times lambda, is the wavelength of electron considered as a wave. Again, there's this duality between the waves and the particles. What is electron? Is it a particle or is it a wave? Well, contemporary view is that sometimes it's this, sometimes it's that, whether you like it or not. I don't, but nothing you can do about it. It looks like these are theories which have been experimentally confirmed to like 10 to the minus 8 or minus 10th degree in any kind of unit of measurements. So if theory corresponds to experiment, we have nothing to do, but accept this theory at least for a while until the next experiment will contradict it. So if this is the case, then this is the case. h divided by lambda is what? 2 pi r, 2 pi r, and n goes here. And that's it. Because if r goes here, m times c times r is equal to n times h divided by 2 pi. Now this is angular momentum. h divided by 2 pi usually is used as a reduced blank constant. And we basically have derived with the same proposition of Niels Bohr that angular momentum of the electron is supposed to be an integer number of reduced blank constant. Do not consider this as a strict proof, rigorous proof. It's not basically, but it's a certain way which maybe in certain more developed theory can be considered as such. I didn't want you to really consider this to be the last word in this particular thing, not at all. But anyway, it gives you that there is some logic in it. So the quantization of angular momentum suggested by Niels Bohr did have some very important theoretical foundation behind it. And that's it for Atom's model which was developed by Niels Bohr. So he was a very interesting physicist. He left Copenhagen when the Nazi came to the country. And there is some kind of an interesting story about Bohr's gold medal. I think it was a gold medal which he has received as a Nobel Prize. I'm not really sure. Some kind of gold medal which he wanted to take with him. And he was told that the gold cannot be just brought through the border or something like that. And he dissolved it in some kind of a, gold can be dissolved in some liquid, some acid or combination of acids, whatever. And then somehow restored it back. I don't remember the whole story and I'm not sure it's even true. But anyway, it was a very interesting physicist and very famous actual physicist. All right, so that's it for model built by Bohr. It brings us to, you know, not to contemporary, not at all. But to a level of 1920s, something like this. But obviously we did not address the two fundamental things which we were using here, which is theory of relativity, which is this one. And quantum theory, which is this one. So we did not touch this. It's completely outside of this particular course, which are called physics for teens. So this is not for teens. This is for older audience. But in any case, we'll see. That's it for today. I would suggest you to read the notes for this lecture. So you go to unisor.com, physics for teens is a course. It has a part called atoms. And we're talking right now about the chapter called building bricks of model, of matter. So building bricks of matter, I think that's how I called it. And then there is this Bohr's atom model. That's it. Thank you very much and good luck.


I want to share with you a lesson that I've learned from doing over 100 launches in the past 15 years. I have launched dozens of online courses, over a dozen group programs, membership programs, of course one-on-one coaching, coaching packages, webinars, retreats, all kinds of things that I think a lot of you are also selling in some way. If you are somebody who wants to create a livelihood and authentic business based on your knowledge, your presence, your ability and interest in providing facilitation for others' transformation, then I think this video will be quite relevant for you. So given all of these launches, I've learned a counterintuitive truth, which is that timing doesn't really matter.  And therefore we are always trying to find what is the best timing. I mean, people, you know, try to do research on what's the best time of the year to launch something or the best time of the month or the best time of the week or even the time of the day to post, you know, email your list or something like that. Some people, you know, go as far as using astrology to say, well, this is not a good time to launch your product because of the, you know, these reasons, spiritual reasons or mystical reasons, etc. And you know what? I am sure that timing has obviously some influence. But I have learned, like I said, over 100 launches has taught me that there's something that matters far more than timing, which is the topic of your launch. In other words, the product market fit, the thing you want to sell, how aligned is it with your audience? Because if it's aligned with them, you can launch it at the worst possible, supposedly, worst possible time of the year astrologically as well. You know, like 3am in the morning, you post something. And if it's the right fit with the audience, it still will sell way better than a product launch a coaching program membership course that isn't what the audience wants. And yet you launch it at the perfect time of year, perfect astrological alignments, perfect time of week, day, month, whatever. It is so interesting and I know it's hard to believe because have you ever launched something and then people have commented or wrote to you to say, you know, that looks great, but it's just not the right timing for me. Have you ever had that experience? Well, of course, given that I've had over 100 launches, every single, no, this is, this might be surprising to you, every single launch, I get comments or email saying it looks great, but the timing is not right. Every single one. So you could say, well, yeah, it's, it's always a bad timing for somebody in your audience. It's true. I mean, how could it be perfect timing for everybody? It's not, I mean, no matter how much you look at astrology or whatever, maybe it's not perfect timing for everyone. And even let's say you launch on Christmas Day at 3am, I mean, pick a random supposedly best worst time of the year, right? Let's say you launch it on, I don't know, pick a, pick a holiday at like 2, 3, 4am, you know, on a holiday, supposedly worst timing. There are always going to be also people who are checking their email, who are on social media. In fact, some people are more available on social media during holidays because during the rest of the time they're working and they're busy distracted by other things. And during holidays, maybe they're more relaxed and they're able to catch up on their email and their social media. Do you see what I mean? Like every single launch there will be people who tell you good timing, bad timing. By the way, this is also true for content. I'm not talking just about offers. This is true for content as well. Have you noticed that sometimes when you post something and it really fits your audience? People will say, perfect timing. I needed that today. Now, were you literally thinking, gosh, this is going to be the perfect timing for so and so so and of course not. Of course not.  Maybe it's something that you planned to post a month ago. This is true. This is true all the time for me. Most of my content that you see out there, I have been planning to post it for weeks or months. And then I posted and you say, oh, it was perfect timing for me. I'm like, I didn't, I wasn't planning on a particular time of the month or year to post this. It just was in my calendar. It was just in my rhythm. And you happen to, it just happened to fit you. And same thing. It was not the perfect timing for lots of other people. So it's always funny to me when someone's is perfect timing George. I'm like, sorry, I didn't plan it with you in mind. I wasn't trying to do the timing thing. I was just posting because on my calendar, it says to post on Friday, for example, or Tuesday or whatever. And it was a topic that was just in my list and it was coming up on my list and it was, it wasn't made for you. I mean, sorry, it was made for you. I always think about my audience, but it wasn't made for that particular person and it's like, oh, perfect timing. So back to selling effectively, okay, and making sure that your launches are successful. Please, please, please let go of this illusion that there is a perfect time of year to launch something or perfect time of the month, perfect day of the week, perfect time of the day to send your email. A hundred launches have shown me and by the way, please do track your launches and you can tell me after 30 launches. Tell me if I'm right or wrong on this. Okay. The topic, which is the product market fit the, the, how, how well aligned is the thing you're offering with what your audience is wanting. If you offer something like, oh my gosh, I've been thinking about that I want that. It doesn't matter when you launch it. I mean, sorry, obviously, in the general timing of the culture it matters right like this thing is hot right now in the culture and you launch something related to that hot thing. It's much better than you launched something that was hot 20 years ago, obviously. So, in that sense, in the larger scheme of things timing obviously matters hugely, but more in terms of cultural trends, not in terms of astrological things you should be launching it on this astrological, you know, transition I don't know astrology sorry, or this particular time of the year because that's when people are coming back to school or whatever. But really, I have noticed this again and again. So, so what that means, what this means is, I'm sorry, but you have no more excuses for saying well I'm going to launch it this this, and I was going to launch it, you know, two weeks from now but I think I'll launch it two months from now because of some astrological timing or, or some other time of the year is supposed to be better. You're making an excuse, based on, well, I don't know, based on many things could be based on fear anxiety about whether people will want to buy it, which is legitimate right. That could be about Oh, you know, you have family visiting and so therefore you have less time, whatever but it's not timing in terms of the market. It's your timing I mean of course it's what when can you launch it is what I care about the most. And so one more thing I'll say that's, I've learned over 100 launches is this, the more often I launch things, the more I learn about my what my market wants. The ultimate market research the ultimate understanding of what's going to sell is when you actually sell it, when you actually present humbly hopefully without too much pushing. You present this product to your audience and see if they're taking up on it. And if they aren't then timing didn't matter at all it was the product market fit wasn't right. It could be launching. Yeah, this might be a bad time but George says launch more frequently so I'm going to launch this other thing. Oh my gosh people take you up on it. People are excited by people to spread the word about it, because it was aligned with their wants. And so what's much more important than trying to figure out the right and oh I have to say one more, one more piece of evidence for you. I recently I this I'm recording this in in April of the year, and I've already launched. What is it five. No, six things this year have launched six things. And it's only the beginning middle of April right now, I've already launched six things this year. And every launch that I do I give the same effort I mean because I have a launch plan and I just follow my plan every time. And it's always gentle it's gentle on my system. It's gentle on my audience. And so same effort right. It's very interesting to me that out of my six launches, same effort. I didn't care about timing. Those did super well. Okay, another two of them did okay decent, not too bad, acceptable, you know, and then two of them flopped. And what's interesting here is this, the one of them that flopped. Okay, again, same effort as the ones that did really well. And then I've got more messages during that flop saying, Oh, it looks good, but bad timing for me. So this is interesting. Again, I've said earlier, you will always get somebody or multiple people saying, hey, good looks good but bad timing for me. But if it's not a good fit, the thing you're presenting is bad fit for your audience, you're going to get more of those messages, you're going to have more people saying oh yeah bad timing for me. You know, here's here's what's funny. Okay, right after the thing that flopped I pivoted. I was, I was fast I was like, Okay, great. So two weeks later I launched something totally different. And it was still the same time of year still a very busy time of year during March you know people are maybe preparing for their taxes or, you know, spring cleaning or whatever that people are busy all the time but it was just two weeks after my flop. And this other thing went bonkers, it did so well. And some of those same people said oh George I'm, I'm exhausted right now I probably can't sign up for anything for a few months. But that time is signed up right away. Within two weeks. It's, again, it's not timing. It's the fit. And also, even if some people literally had bad timing and they were not ready to sign up for six months or whatever. It doesn't matter because enough other people signed up who for whom timing was good or bad doesn't matter but the topic was right, and they signed up. It's not about timing people. It's about the topic. It's about what you chose to frame. You have you have certain skills you have many skills. And all of your skills can not. Okay, actually, I'll say probably all most of your skills can make lots of money. The problem is, you need to frame your skills in a way that the audience wants. You don't have to change skills. You don't have to learn a totally different skill to make money. You could take the same skills, but the way you frame it, the issues that you highlight that this that that particular skill can solve, for example, the problems that this this skill that you have, let's just pick one of your skills. One skill can solve 12 different problems, or can solve three problems for five different types of people. Okay, or can solve one problem, but for like 10 different contexts. Okay. One skill may flop in terms of money making ability. If you launch for different things, because you didn't frame it right to what the audience is really wanting to pay for. And yet, you have two other framings of that same skill that just goes. Wild people just, oh my gosh, thank you so much for offering this thing. So it's back to the core skill that I keep practicing over and over again. And I hope you will keep practicing over and over again, which is market research. Now, I funny thing is when I've done market research on the term market research, most of you don't like it. Most of you don't want to buy a course on market research. You know, so so funny. I told you I've launched six things this year. Two of them went really done really well two of them did okay and two of them flopped. Well, one of the ones that flop right now as of this recording, I am actually launching my market research course. And that's one of the ones that's flopping. It's funny enough right. This is funny, because market research is literally the skill that's supposed to make something not flop and I'll tell you why this one's flopping, because I got lazy, and I did not. I, I knew that I in my early market research I knew people didn't like the term market research. They just didn't like it. All of you, please agree with me or not below like you don't you don't understand what it means.  Why it's like oh George I just know I just need to learn social media then people will hire me people will buy my stuff no, you need to learn market research. Because no matter, like I said, even with social media posts or our offers. If what you're offering has right product market fit it will go viral, even if you have no audience. That's the weirdest thing about about product market fit. Yes, a bigger audience helps speed things up for sure. It helps things go viral faster. It helps. You know, something was bought by 10 people and a bigger audience helps about helps it be purchased by 20 people. But if your thing is not the right fit for your, the audience or the world if you have zero audience, but you have some friends, right. The thing isn't something your friends are passionate to talk about. You'll sell zero. And if you have an audience of 10,000 people, I have an audience of 10,000 people, and the thing isn't the right fit it'll still sell zero. Right, because, because a bigger audience is an amplifier. It's not a savior. You can't save your business with a bigger audience, not really. It's an amplifier of if this thing sold 10, with a bigger audience, it'll sell 15 or 20. If this thing sold 100 with a bigger audience, it'll sell 150 or 200. Not this thing sold zero because I have no audience. And then now the big audience it's sold 1000 it's not going to work like that. It's an amplifier. What's 1000 times zero. If it's a zero product market fit 1000 times 1000 size audience or 10,000 size audience times zero is still zero. The product market fit is at a level of 10, let's say, and you multiply that. Well, if you have 1000 person audience not going to multiply that by 1000 but it's going to multiply that by, by 50% will sell 15 or sell 20 now instead of 10. If these things sell 10 100 it'll sell, like I said 150 or 200 or 300 with a bigger audience. So product market fit is determined by market research. And that's what, honestly, most soulpreneurs are lacking. Don't have the skill. And that's why I'm right now I've already started launching the thing so I'm going to keep going even with a bad name. But I know by now this is launch over 100 launches now. I'm like, okay, yeah, this is a bad name but I don't have time right now to change the name and do more market research for the name. I've had some sales and it's probably more than most of you would mostly be probably happy by that but by my standard it's very, very low compared to my other launches, but still, I know people need it. I don't have time right now to figure out a better name that market research. So I'm just going to keep going and it's going to be a small class but but afterwards I'll probably relaunch it with a different name after doing some more market research. I know just from my my my experiences doing market research. If I do market research well, if I patient enough to do it well, just take a, you know, take a few more weeks. I made the mistake this time of starting the launch before I did finish my market research, whatever. But when I have done my market research, it's always gone well. It's always done, done well afterwards, almost always now there's always I'm not it's no there's no guarantee. But it's usually done well to because of market research and something I did market research, I launch it. It usually doesn't do well. That's the thing. Our intuition. We want to believe that somehow, you know, God is going to speak through my intuition and tell me to launch this thing that I just said in meditation long enough into silent and quiet long enough. That's still small voice of higher consciousness within will tell me which product to launch, which service to launch. And my gosh I launched it and indeed people bought it. Yeah, how's it going. Most of my clients are very intuitive. Most of my students are more intuitive than me. And yet, most of them have the experience. Commonly, intuition doesn't work when it comes to product market fit it doesn't market research, validating through external feedback is essential. Yeah, paired with your intuition, obviously, but validation through market research is essential. So, I hope this makes sense to you. I hope this has shifted your thinking about how you can succeed in your business and get plenty of clients get plenty of sales. It's topic. It's the format and topic format. I talk about this some other time but you know whether you deliver it as one to one or a group program or a course or a long course short course large small group program one to one package that matters to and that's part of market research as well but but I wanted to focus on topic because some of you are really wedded to a particular format oh I want to do one on one coaching oh I want to do courses whatever you want to the topic matters hugely. So I hope this changes your mind and helps you realize okay you've got to do more research market research regards to the topic. Like I said I happen to be launching a course right now in market research whether you learn it from me or from other people or research it yourself. It's essential. It's essential. That's what I've learned. So, I hope this is helpful. This, if I heard this video or saw this video. When I first began in my business or even part way through this would have saved me so much heartache. Would have saved me so much time as well. And built my business much sooner than than than it did. So I hope that this will also save you time make you more money. Give you more fulfillment honestly my authentic marker beaches the way I do it is much more fulfilling than looking at charts and data. And that's not I mean that's not relevant for a lot of solar printers so anyway I hope this is helpful and thank you so much for watching.