What is going on everybody? It is Sunday morning Here in sunny, California, which it's not even sunny today. So I can't even say that sunny at all today However, it's a great day. It's a great day to be with you guys It's a great day to learn how to make money online, which is what we're doing here Okay, so let me get my all my screens straight here and while I'm doing all that Do me a favor and post in that chat section I want to make sure that you can hear me And I want to know where you're at. Tell me what's going on where you're at Well, what's the weather like? What time is it? Give me some input when you get that chat section filled up That's super important as that chat section gets filled up Of course this video is going to get more distribution and that's what we want for it So more people can get out This is an open session today. I've been doing this live every day at 9 a.m I guess for over a week. I don't know how many days it is. I lose track of the number of days But bottom line is it gives you a place that you can show up every single day and ask questions about making money online I know when I started I had a lot of questions and really nobody to ask So that's why I'm doing this Not selling anything here. I mean, I've got courses and you can look them up if you want But that's not the purpose is the purpose of this is that I can help you out with your online business Now if you've already got an online business I can help you out as far as you know growing that business if you don't have an online business You have no idea what direction to go then I can also help you out with that, too Don't forget also to subscribe. It's super important that you guys do that Let me know that you know, you can hear me make sure you subscribe and don't forget Bring the bell turn on all bell notifications. Okay, that's super important also so that You know every time I go live every time I do a live video every time I post a new video You'll be notified of that so that's super important and give me a thumbs up to click that thumbs up button down there No matter if you're subscribed or you have notifications turned on you need to hit that thumbs up every time you watch one of my videos Okay, that's super important because each video stands on its own Let's see what we got going on here Aldine. Yes. I just sent a message to you on Skype says hey everyone I'm in Kingston, Jamaica. It's a beautiful sunny day here. It normally is a beautiful sunny day here in San Diego However, we've been getting some rain which we needed anyhow, so I'm certainly not complaining about that But I will tell you we've been getting some heavy rain my dog I have a little indoor dog and she just does not want to go out of the rain and go to the bathroom She's not want to do it and I get it man if I had to go outside. I wouldn't want to go either I am going to talk a little bit about that webinar I've been working on and I've been sharing with you guys as that goes along and the cool thing is when I'm done with it You guys can actually attend that webinar and it's really a masterclass because it's very in-depth But I'm going to talk about how that's built and some of the stuff I'm doing there as you go along your career In online business, I think it's really important to get testimonials And you say well gee I don't know any celebrities or anything like that. You don't have to I mean I think it's more believable when an everyday person gives you a testimonial as opposed to some celebrity I've helped a lot of individual people. I've met a lot of individual marketers And I'm trying to think right now my Excuse me Testimonials I've got one from that. I have in this masterclass. I've got a bunch of them But I've got a digital marketer in there a guy who's sold millions of dollars of products online who's a testimonial for me I've got another lady.  So she's an excellent job She's one of my testimonials and then I've got one of my students the older gentleman who took some of my training And he's gonna be there. Let's see all Dean what you got to say, man I have tried more than one online business, but haven't decided which one I want to go all in on yet Your guidance is helpful. No problem to help you with that. That's that's not an issue Hopefully the rain clears up soon in San Diego. Well, if it does it does if it doesn't it doesn't you know We're still gonna make the best of it You know the weather's really not bad here ever. I know in Jamaica.  I've been to Jamaica. I've been to Kingston. I've been to shoot I can't think of the name of the other towns I've been to but I've been there twice as a matter of fact and love Jamaica beautiful place and I love the people there I really do this beautiful people I had a gentleman that worked with me years ago in sales and he was a Jamaican police officer and Man did he have stories. He told me I mean wow his stories were amazing And he said he pretty much feared for his life what he left, but he's a really interesting guy to talk to Let me switch this over here. I want to switch this to my more direct screen So that I can see what you guys are seeing real time. There we go. Let me get me a little sip of tea here And guys put your put your questions in the chat. I know on sunday We're not going to have as many people live because people are sleeping in they're going out to breakfast They're not thinking about the business mistake Mistake you need to think about your business every single day. I mean seven days a week I'm doing something on my business. Do I work open to close every single day? No, I don't do that however Every day I'm doing something on my business.  And the answer is I wouldn't I want to I want to make use of every single day so I do want to talk about that webinar a little bit in the process of a webinar Now if you've ever attended a webinar online 99.9999 percent of them are to sell something at the end Okay, that's the whole point in attending a webinar master class So if you attend one and you go, oh my god, this guy's trying to sell me something. Yeah, that's what they're there for Okay, people people can't do webinars for free every day and never ask for any money. They can't do that now hopefully That webinar that master class that you attend that you sign up for will teach you some things too And that's what I do.  It's early in the morning So, you know, mine has valuable information Now there is a certain templated format that all webinars should follow. Okay You should notify the people that It's probably going to be full if it is going to be full or you don't want to tell them it is if it isn't You should let them know to participate So you should have a chat section In there and there's a lot of different webinar softwares. You can pick what you want I I prefer ever webinar and webinar jam. And it's the same company But ever webinar is one that displays forever So it's pre-recorded The webinar jam is the live side of ever webinar So, you know, I have those two sides if I want to do a live one or if I want to do pre-recorded one and use that one there Um, but I like having the chat section. I like talking to the people that are in the webinar and conversing back and forth I think that's really cool. Um, so once you announce what the webinar is You want to tell what they're going to get in the webinar? Okay, because I don't want to waste somebody's time You know, I want to let them know that this webinar is going to be about, you know Making money online and how to do it and the steps to doing it And if they don't want to listen to that, why waste their time? Let them get out And if you're full also, it'll make room for other people. Let me get another sip of this tea So that's what I do I tell them the steps I didn't show them, you know, some of the results I've gotten because I think People are interested in your results, you know, if they're going to listen to you about cooking They want to see that you can cook, you know, if they're going to listen to you about body building They're going to want to know that you have a good body. Okay, so If you're trying to teach people how to make money online, they're going to want to know that you know how to make money online I, you know, started off Selling cell phone cases when I first started in 2009. I did not do well I quickly moved into camping year and then I moved into survival food And then I started my own survival food company and that is really in a nutshell It was a lot more complicated than that But now I do have one of the largest survival food companies in America It's called survival cave c a b e food.com. Matter of fact, I'll put that in the comments For those of you who want to Check this out. I'm terrible at typing and talking at the same time. So give me one second. So I'll cave food Google. Whoops. Yeah, Google Google It Okay All right, I got this in here now So you guys can check that out and see what that is Now when you google if you just put in survival cave food, you're going to find our website Sure, but you're going to find thousands of websites that actually sell our products Because I spent years and years and years, you know contacting websites and talking to people and making a name in the survival market so that You know, I could sell more and more products Okay, and that did really well and then what happened from that point forward was A lot of people, you know heard about my success and they wouldn't know how I was doing it So I started doing courses on survival Excuse me started doing courses on how to make money online and I do have survival courses too. So I have those So that that's a pretty cool thing In addition to that You know, I have courses on facebook ads and then I Really want to try your canned beef. We'll buy some paul It's easy to get right now, but it won't be easy to get because we're seeing shortages all over again The whole shortage thing in america is starting all over again guys I'm seeing that pop up with my suppliers But yeah paul just you know buy a can man go to my website We do have a limited supply of the small cans right now So if you want to grab one of those you can but the big cans much better You know that way you can you can eat what you want. You can freeze or refrigerate the rest But it is amazing food So anyhow, then I started a youtube channel I was I told the story before when I started the youtube channel 2015 I was lazy and I didn't know what I was doing So I made some awful busy videos. Please do not go back and look at my old videos I mean you could you could go to my channel and then you know click videos and sort my oldest But please don't I don't I don't want my oldest videos to have the most views because they weren't very good Okay, so I don't want that to happen Now any questions you have about growing your business put them into a section there I had several people send me questions and the questions they asked me was Basically had to do webinars. Okay, because I had been talking about these webinars for sardar and long That everybody wants to know how to do them. So anyhow, I've been walking you through the process of doing that And like I said, you know, I tell I give people the warning in the beginning. I tell them to chat Um, I show them some results. I got I show them testimonials I got and then I get into the meat of the actual training And I train them on how to make money online at the end I may offer them a course or some type of program that they can get involved with to further their education Now, I think it's really naive for you You whoever's listening out there to think that you can attend a free webinar and learn everything you need to know About anything. Okay, you can't I mean like Webinars are like an hour and you're not going to learn how to do everything to train your dog in one hour It's not going to happen. You're going to need additional training and that's why people do webinars. They can say, hey, this is what I'm doing This will help you with your dog. This will help you with your business This will help you with exercise, but I've got additional training here And if it means enough to you To accomplish whatever goal you want to accomplish or to get rid of whatever problem you have You should buy the person's program, you know, if it's good I mean if you like it if you like listening to them Otherwise what you can do is you can piece it together on your own. There's nothing That I teach they can't be found for free. However, you could spend, you know days weeks months, maybe years Finding all that stuff and then putting it together and then figure it out which ones work and which ones don't work That's that's the key to it. So that's why somebody would want to buy one of my training programs Because if they buy the training program, it's all laid out for them They can just follow a path and get a result really quick. Whereas if you do it on your own You may you may not figure it out or it could take you years to do so I mean, it took me a couple years to really get traction.   I had a decent job But let's say you even make 20 bucks an hour And you spend I don't know 40 hours trying to figure it out You know that is what is that guys? What's four times two that would be that would be uh, uh eight thousand dollars Is that right? No, no 800 dollars. I think it's right Look at this math eludes me right now times 20. Yeah 800 bucks Um, so right there you spend 800 bucks of your time if you're at 20 an hour And I forget about it if you're 30 40 50 an hour, right? You could spend thousands of dollars of your time and then you may or may not figure it out So I think it's important when you you know attend one of these webinars and master classes, whatever it is If the person's got something of value Buy it. I mean just buy it, right?  But if you buy it and try it and it doesn't work, we'll give you money back That's not a problem. We'll be happy to do that Paul you got a couple comments here. Let's see when you stepped up your game What did you invest in desktop or laptop computer? I don't even own a desktop. I don't have one I haven't had a desktop computer. I'm trying to think In probably five years something like that. Only thing I have is a laptop. I have um, and I'll show you Let's see if I can show you my setup right now. What I'll do is I'll take a picture of it So you can see what I'm doing here and I'll take a picture Okay, and you can see some of my equipment here So that is my setup right now Okay, I've got I've got the laptop on top that I'm actually broadcasting from and then I've got my um iPad below it so I can you know look at your Comments and all that good stuff and that's all I use Now I also have Let's see here. I want to show you guys this because I mean this I guess this stuff is kind of interesting Um, and let me run a video here. I've got this light here as you can see a bunch of books over there I'm learning stuff. There's my click bank thing. I've got a ring light right here. I've got a microphone here Uh, let's see here. I've got More light right there. I've got uh, more light right there And then I've got all these overhead lights right here And what I'll do Is I'll stop this and I'll just play this for you guys. So you can kind of see Wait a second. Let me get back here And this is the setup in the office right there. So you can see that one light right there A bunch of books up there. I've got a drawing from the van de belt mansion right there, which I've been to A ring light there another light there microphone right there Uh, you can see that I got a white board that's covered up with some sound prevention stuff right there And uh, yeah the rest of lights and then the ceiling lights right here that come over So that's that's my entire setup and you can see there's more of that sound prevention stuff on the side Um, so that's all there really is to it Not that complicated now.  I agree that training is very important But a lot of people create super expensive programs that do not provide equal value Um, that is true Um, there are programs out there that don't have good value, but it's really easy to figure this stuff out guys If somebody is teaching let's say e-commerce. Okay, so I teach e-commerce I teach how to sell digital courses and physical products Am I doing it? Yes, I'm doing it. Okay. So every day I sell physical products. I sell digital products Here's let me just see if I can pull up my PayPal here and I'll give you an idea of what this is There's PayPal And I'll pull up a recent transaction on here. Let's see here And uh It won't really matter, but um, let me just cover up her address But there's a recent transaction on PayPal. That's from last night. Okay, that person sent me 2700 and 27 dollars and 23 cents and actually it was 28 But PayPal took a fee so that was the problem there. So, you know, that's that's one sale right there And let me see here. I could probably show you the rest of this without showing you and this is what they bought Okay, so this is one sale from yesterday And you can see what I made there in the fee and everything was 2800 and eight dollars and 99 cents Okay, that one person sent me yesterday. That was one person. I didn't make just one sale yesterday I'm just showing you a sale from yesterday. I had sales from courses yesterday I had sales from memberships yesterday. I had sales from My survival food yesterday And that's that's, you know That's a small amount and I know a lot of people go, oh my god, you don't make that much money I do and now there's a cost to that product because they bought they bought my canned meat So I don't make all profit But there's a decent amount of profit on that and you know, I built up to that I remember in the beginning selling and you know If I sold 10 dollar, matter of fact, I did sell 10 dollars. My first sale was for 10 dollars I was a single dad. I was with my kids and I came running into the room. I'm like, man, I sold something. I sold something online They're like, oh my god, that's great dad. What did you sell? And I said, well, I sold 10 dollars worth of x whatever it was and they were like they looked at each other like Is he insane? Why is he so excited? It's only 10 dollars But the thing was somebody sent me money online and that clicked in my brain That clicked in my brain. Somebody sent me money online. Oh my god. I could double this. I could triple this I could quadruple this I could do this with millions of people that 10 dollars You know, and that's how you have to think about it. A lot of people will go online And they'll sell a little something. They're like, oh, it wasn't enough. It just wasn't enough jr Well then work on it and perfect it and sell more of it. Um, when I, uh, let me get another sip of this tea here It's good tea. It's good tea. I make good tea. I put hot water in a tea bag. That's what I do But I got monetized on uh, youtube um, the first day the first day I got monetized I made $5 and 62 cents and I was thrilled And this this was a while back But $5 and 62 cents and you say jr. That's nothing You can't even buy a meal with that That's not the point. The point is I made money for doing nothing Okay, and yeah, I've done tons of videos and all that stuff But now youtube said we're going to give you some money. We're going to be $5 and 62 cents now I've since Increased that quite a bit, but the point was I knew now I could make money I don't make that money every other day. I make that money every single day now every single day YouTube pays me money. So am I excited to do this video with you guys? Oh, yeah I'm excited to do this video with you guys and and so here's something I know The more videos I do the more I help you guys out the more you interact with me And I would appreciate some more interaction guys if nothing else say hello Say, you know has your day going say gee, that's nice. I'll give me some comments That's super super important. Uh you all dean and you paul And all you all you other guys that are watching this and some of you guys may be watching this after the live And if you're watching it after the live Then of course I'll still take your comments and I'll answer them too. So put it in the comment section and those still help the distribution of this video So what I'm trying to get across to you guys right now is Get started and make just a little bit of money just a little bit grand stephan made I think four million dollars last year from his youtube channel and the other stuff he was selling related to his youtube channel and And and he would when he's first started and he got monetized. He said he made a dollar 50 The first day a dollar 50. I mean five dollars and 62 cents. So who knows what direction we're going to go But he made a dollar 50 and at the time he was a real estate agent At a Beverly Hills, you know agency making four hundred thousand dollars a year and he said he was more excited About that dollar 50 he made off one of his videos than that 400 grand Because he knew it would grow. He knew he could add to it. He knew that was just the start Um And that's pretty much How it works guys, it's just the start, you know that little bit of money you make in the beginning That's where most people quit they go. It wasn't enough. I'm like, well, you haven't you think you need to put in some more effort You got to do that. Uh, let's see here Uh, the problem is figuring out which ones are worth it. Yes, I know that's true But it's easy to do thanks again for all the prayers wife doing well, that's great paul I'm really glad to hear that. Uh, she's doing well and in every comment helps guys So put put a comment in there about paul's wife put a comment in there about my courses Put a comment about how you're doing today I'm about to stop because I'm not going to be here all day long today.  That's pretty darn cool I like that. I like that idea that I can actually do something for you and you can actually make some money I mean that that's something that motivates me So that's why I do this stuff. Uh, let's see. El Dean says wonderful I hope that she is able to come home soon Paul. She is at home. Didn't she let us know if she's at home I thought she was I thought it was like an in-office thing or outpatient thing. Is that what it was? Tell us what it was. Heck share that with us. We want to hear that I don't know if you can hear it, but my dog has gone off in the background She heard somebody at the door and she's very protective of us She's not a tough dog at all She's a dog. We got out of mexico And um, she was pretty much neglected down there not fed and everything. She was super skinny when we got him Hate autocorrect. Ha ha love the engagement here finishing my lead magnet today. Paul. I want to see a lead magnet I mean, I've been with you in the journey. I want to make sure you're making money I want to know how you're going to distribute that lead magnet And you also have your caps on Okay, unless you're screaming at me and you may be screaming at me But if you have your all caps on that means you're screaming Okay, so you may want to check that you sound like you're not a typist like me That's what I'm figuring from all of us All dean says awesome paul But let us know if she's home. I want to know that before I get off the call here I thought for sure. It was an outpatient type thing But put that in there. Let us know that So guys the point today is I'm working every day. Are you working every day? Every day that you miss doing something and I'm not saying that you got to work eight or 10 12 hours every single day I'm not saying that at all. I'm saying do something Do something every single day to move you towards that goal if you invest 10 minutes in your business a day You know at the end of the week you only work six days. You got an hour invested. Okay So do something every single day and preferably not it would be more than 10 minutes But you know, you can cut out a tv show for an hour or two Which most of you guys watch tv terrible waste of time. I watch it too. It's terrible waste of time Um, she is home got hit with the paddles Did that for easy reading for you?  Oh, okay. Is that's why you have the cap on I can read. I just can't type reading is not an issue That's not my problem at all So today, um, we're going to just let you know what our day is going to be. We're working on a webinar. Um, I have to um And I mean for my webinar each slide that comes up on the screen I'm using PowerPoint. I'm writing a little script off to the side. It's not going to be word for word But it's going to be stuff to remind me what to say about that particular slide So I'm going to have that going on. I'm gonna finish. I don't know if I'll finish it today because I think I got 24 done out of 127 I need to do and the 24 took me about three hours last night Um, so I'm going to I'm going to do work on that Jessica has a live. Uh, if you guys would like to see her live, um, it is Uh the Oh, let's see. I'm going to just back this up and I'm gonna talk it Watch at 11 30 a.m Jessica L. Fisher the furry family coach Okay, so, you know search youtube for that She'll be live. That's my wife. Uh, and then And then we're gonna film a video. Excuse me This afternoon at 4 p.m. Now. This is not going to be live I'm going to do like three camera angles, but she is going to do the one chip challenge the paque one chip challenge So let me see here. I'm going to put in there Search youtube for the one chip challenge paq ui Now check out that. Okay. This is the hottest chip in the world. It's got carolina represented She's going to do that this afternoon. I'm going to help her out. We have three camera angles That'll be super interesting. Uh, and she's going to post that on her diy channel Search and subscribe to homesweet farmhouse YouTube channel Okay, so search and subscribe to that because that video will be going up on that channel And if you're subscribed we can notify you that's going to be an interesting video I promise I promise it'll be an interesting video.  I really don't I want her to be comfortable, but it will be interesting if nothing else So check that out If you guys got any more questions stick them in there now If not, I'm going to go ahead and shut down because we got to get ready for Her live which is at 1130 and you guys can join in on that if you have a dog And you want to learn about pets and stop. She's doing a live at 1130. I think you'd really enjoy it She's very interesting. Um, she's attractive too. So she's good to look at So uh, check that out subscribe to both of her channels I would appreciate it if you did that and if you haven't subscribed to my channel this one here Make sure you do that right now and Bring the bell turn on all bell notification so that you're notified every single time I go live guys I really appreciate you being here today. If you have any questions afterwards or you're not watching this live Please put them in the comment section down below and I'll be happy to answer any of your questions Thank you so much for being here. I really do appreciate each and every one of you You may you just mean so much to me. You really do. So thank you so much for being here Um, what software do you use for funnels? I only use kartra for all my marketing 100 kartra I wouldn't use any other software right now. I don't use any other mail list. I don't use any other membership sites I don't use anything but kartra kartra is 100 the best software you'll ever see Um, I love her information. Thanks paul. Yeah, I think you're part of her facebook group too. All right guys


The word erectile dysfunction. Go. Humiliation. Viagra. Ashamed. Yeah. Embarrassment. Embarrassment. Soft. Oh, I love that. Truth. Truth. Hello there, lovers and friends. Today I want to talk about something that one in four men will experience before the age of 30. Erectile dysfunction, aka ED, does not get discussed as much as it should, which is why today's video is all about covering it from a variety of different angles and perspectives. But in support of your time, if you came in search of a specific bit of information, check out these time codes. All right, so this is a cross-section view of the penis. You might have an experience while you're having sex with someone where you get embarrassed. You get made fun of and teased about and joked around with it. I felt like I was doing something or I wasn't doing enough while leaving the arteries free to do their thing and maintain the erection. All right, let's get into things. ED is a spectrum disorder, meaning some men have problems getting it up. Others have problems keeping it up. Some experience it frequently. Well, for others, it's just once in a while. Some men suffer from psychological ED, but most is from physical ED. And no matter where you fall on the spectrum, please know that you are not alone. As a matter of fact, 47 million men in the US alone have experiences with erectile dysfunction. That is why when the founders of Giddy, a new FDA class two medical device developed by urologists and engineers to effectively treat ED reached out to me to say, Hey, can you start this conversation with your community? I didn't just say yes.  And furthermore, it was crucial that my community did not just listen to this information, but I wanted them to be heard.  All right, so this is a cross section view of the penis that right there is the deep dorsal vein. Then you have the arteries corpora cavernosa and the urethra.  The arteries dilate, pushing blood all up in the penis, which makes the corpora cavernosa fill up. The deep dorsal vein then compresses, but it leaves the urethra open for ejaculation. Problems in achieving or maintaining an erection are often caused by insufficient blood flow into the penis, meaning the arteries aren't pumping enough blood in or too much blood flow out of the penis, meaning the veins aren't compressing enough so blood seeps out. So that is how erectile dysfunction happens. And up next, I asked the group why it happens. I think pressure from the partner can play a big role in it, especially if it's something that's happened before.  There's physical things, whether it's diabetes. I think Parkinson's was one of them. There might be a physiological block. If the prostate's enlarged, that can block blood flow. I think also it can be a mental thing where you might have an experience while you're having sex with someone where you get embarrassed or you get humiliated in some way because you can't perform well. And then the next time you have an experience that that was with another person, you have a hard time getting it up, which I think is another branch of erectile dysfunction, besides it being chronic or medical. So ED begets ED. Right. Yes. It gets in the way of itself. If it happens and it's not for an actual medical reason, it's an emotional reason, a psychological reason. And then if it happens again, then you go into a new relationship with that in the back of your mind as a guy.  Even if it was just one time, it's in the back of your mind. And so then if it does crop up and you're not able to communicate with the person about that, then it makes it really awkward. And then that exacerbates the problem. Sometimes the issue is, uh, it's mental where you're not really attracted to that person and may not just be a physical attraction. You may be physically attracted to them, but there's something else about them that's just not, it's not there. What I thought was really fascinating about the discussion is that whenever we bring up ED, it's usually the mental causes that get so much attention, but statistically it's only 10 to 20% of ED that is caused by the mental. The other 80 is physical. And so I put together a list of different physical causes for erectile dysfunction. You've got certain prescription medications, obesity, clogged blood vessels, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, tobacco use, alcoholism, and other forms of substance abuse, sleep disorders, an enlarged prostate, surgeries or injuries that affect the pelvic area or spinal cord. And ED can be the side effect of several other health conditions like diabetes or heart disease. All right. So at this point, we have covered what is erectile dysfunction? Why does it happen? And now I want to talk about how it makes those struggling with it feel. I think as a man, it's kind of like a test to your manhood. It's like every time I'm about to like go in the bedroom and perform, am I going to pass or am I going to fail?  And if you can't do that, it's like, it really, it makes me feel more like diminished, makes me feel less of a man. And it's giving me performance anxiety, you know, things like that. So it really does matter. I think it does, at least to me personally. And also like being coming from a culture, I'm Mexican, so coming from that kind of culture, it's very machismo or, you know, macho things like that. So it's even more, you have even more pressure on your shoulders to perform well and to do well. Otherwise, like everyone's going to know and like, you know, and it kind of, and people look at you differently just because you can't do a certain activity. So in my eyes and in my family and my friends, it does matter to me a lot. Does that flash in your mind, everyone's going to know like that literal sentence? Yeah, because, because like, it's so, yeah, because like it's, it's mentioned so much. And like, and like I hear, I hear stories about like other men who are like in their 40s, like who can't, who have issues with that in my family.  I mean, I mentioned it in conversation and it's either like, oh, it becomes like an understanding, like, oh yeah, and then we share experiences about what happened, or it can go the reverse where you mentioned before, where it's like, you get made fun of and teased about and joked around with and then it like internally represses them and causes more of an issue down the road. There's definitely more performance anxiety for me, just because, like I said before, the standards are held way higher and you have to be more dominant, I think, I think in culture, like that's how it works, you know, the top's bottom, blah, blah, blah. Whoever's at top is very dominant and whoever's at bottom is very submissive and you have to take control of the situation if you're at top. So there's even more pressure on men to perform even better, or to do what you're supposed to do. As men, we're fixers, we're doers, and we're like, I can conquer this. And when it's your own body that you're trying to conquer in the moment, it's like, you're really working at it and, and like, you know, when it happened to me when I was younger, that was my immediate response. But now that I'm older, I know that it's like, okay, you know, take a step back, be about the intimacy. And I have the wisdom of what is masculinity. And it's actually, it's my mind and my heart and my soul. It's, you know, it's less tied to that physical action. Now on the flip side of the coin, 28 million women and four million men are currently in a relationship with someone who suffers from erectile dysfunction. And unfortunately, 75% of women blame themselves for it. So I thought it was crucial to ask people who have sex with men how ED has made them feel. When I first started getting my partner about like two and a half years ago, that was an issue that came up. Like he was, he was in school. So like, there's a lot on his mind. And when it came time for us to do things, and he wasn't like, hard, or he like couldn't stay hard. It was like, I felt like I was doing something or I wasn't doing enough. And I had to work to detach myself from that, to not bring so much guilt and so much stress towards him because he checks his masculinity. But at the same time, it's like, you know, you do still feel hurt in an intimate situation. I've grown to not take those things as seriously. And I've also just advocate for different ways of having sex too. Like it's not like just about your penis. I think a lot of men forget about that too. The fact that we don't need like penetration to enjoy it. Because I know a lot of the men were saying earlier like, Oh, you know, you want to perform, you want to satisfy.  I wish it wasn't such a heavy, there wasn't such a heavy importance on that. I'm like, if you can get a guy hard, but it does kind of feel like that's how you know that they're like into you. I think the worst thing they could do is try and put the pressure on to fix it right now. Like, or, or it's like, Oh, if it's not fixed the next 10 minutes, then it's they put the blame on them. And they verbalize that it's their fault. And you're like, No, it's not your fault. There's nothing to do with you. Like, I don't even, most times, or like when this happened to me a few times, I didn't even necessarily understand the reason why I was just not able to get aroused. But the pressure that was then put on me to essentially try and make this thing happen was unsurmountable. I think also building on that, just not judging it, like you mentioned, What's wrong with me? What's wrong with you? You know, we have that inner judge in our mind or that critic that wants to judge and analyze and figure it out. But that's like, exactly what you don't want to do in that moment. Like you said, you just need to take a moment, maybe internalize like, Okay, what's your motivation behind this? Reset, take a couple of deep breaths, and then revisit it. And then, like you mentioned, your rhythms will sink back up eventually, because it could have been so many different other factors that had nothing to do with either one of you. I think it's really important for them to just communicate like and to let them know like, Hey, something's going on, or I'm just not in the right headspace, or can we take a minute? Because really their reaction, like the person who was experiencing it, I feel like it's on both, but their reaction can kind of turn it one way or another. I've had an experience where it happened to someone, and it was our first time having sex, and they just kept trying to make it happen. And like I was I was the one that was like, you know, do you do you want to stop like we can we can take a break and they got mad, they're like stop asking me if I want to stop. And that's just like turning me off. And like, well, all of this is because you're throwing a tantrum. And it was just super uncomfortable for them to have reacted that way. And I knew that it came from embarrassment. Like I knew that I, I wasn't looking down on them for it.   That's just trash. Until now, ED has been a couples problem with the guy's solution, meaning if the dude in the relationship suffering from erectile dysfunction did not want to go to the doctor, there was nothing their partner could do about that. Well, giddy is trying to fix this because it is non prescription, meaning anyone can bring it into the bedroom and start that discussion. You know what? Let's go on ahead and start the discussion about giddy right now.  And the answer to that question is nope. Penises aren't round. So neither is giddy. It fits to naturally mimic the pressure that occurs in a natural erection. Giddy applies pressure to the dorsal vein and allows blood to enter the corpora cavernosa while leaving the arteries free to do their thing and maintain the erection. Also, unlike a standard ring, giddy leaves the urethra unencumbered so that ejaculation is pleasurable business as usual. In short, giddy is an effective treatment of ED that unlike other forms does not leave you with any side effects. You only got to buy one so you don't got to break the bank. And finally, you do not need a prescription to get it. All you need is access to the internet. Hold on a second because you guys know I love me a deal and giddy would like to extend a special promo offer of $99, which is 40% off by clicking on the link below. Clearly I am sold. So I asked the group if they would feel comfortable or compelled to use a product like giddy in their sex lives. If you have issues with that and you're offering a solution, I'm sure your partners should understand or at least make a compromise to agree with having the horseshoe or the giddy. I think the biggest thing with that is just having an open mind and being willing to try something new. Yeah. Which I'm always open for, but it has to be mutual. And I think communication is key when it comes to something, a new experience. But also, if you're with a partner for a while, that's kind of like one of the secrets to success, right? It's like figuring out new ways, new things to try to keep it new and fresh and exciting. I think you could just be like, well, let's break out some toys and one for you, one for me. We both get to have fun here, but I'm going to try this new one out. And that, I think that mentality where you're playing together is way more fun than like, let's have earth-shattering sex. You can get there, but with that being the end goal every time, it's too much pressure. Yo, thank you so much to the group just for sharing for your truth, for your compassion and in spirit of what they have done in this video, I implore all of you to start the discussion down below in the comment section. I want to hear from you. What do you know about ED? What experiences have you had about ED? And above all else, what is the most important thing that you wish the public knew about a rectile dysfunction? A rectile dysfunction is a normal part of life and should be discussed and respected like any other emotion that humans goes through. And whether you're going through it yourself or you know someone who is, it's important to be compassionate for that person and understand that that might not be happening to you, but it could happen to you. So having that compassion is important because you could be put in that situation. I would say for if you're experiencing rectile dysfunction, check with yourself before anything else. Because in this situation you're in, are you comfortable? Do you know your relationship with the other person and like how you interact? Just make sure that you try and check with yourself. Give yourself that opportunity to take your time. Don't rush it and just live in that space. A rectile dysfunction is not anybody's fault and it's nothing that you should feel bad about. Just take a deep breath, communicate with your partner and figure out how you want to keep going from there. Whether you want to take a break, stop. It's all good. You'll be okay. A rectile dysfunction shouldn't be taking lightly or like brushing under the rug because if you have any issues with that, you should definitely look into why and you know put yourself kind of in that third perspective of you and of yourself and your partner and see and try to pinpoint what the issue is.  A rectile dysfunction happens to the best of us. So there's a lot of tools and pharmaceuticals to help you with that. It's not going to be a life sentence. You can get up out of it.


We have partnered with the Refugee Task Force Lutheran Family Services Refugee Resettlement Program and the Carolina Survivor Clinic and we're working with the refugee population. We have about 10 refugee children in here this week that the Refugee Task Force raised money for eight of them and then we had a private donor donate money for two others and we've got children from the Congo from the Karen population that's from Myanmar and most of them had to flee to Thailand and then we've got some Vietnamese. We've gotten familiar with the Congolese children since April when they came to one of our Worlds of Creativity presentation and we fell in love with them.  They've had a rough story. The Congolese children at about the age these are now, the girls would have been taken and enforced to be brides for the army and the boys would have already been confiscated to be soldiers. So we've got them enjoying life in campus. And we've also got some of our American children in here so we're trying to encourage them to be friends. It's a positive experience for every family. We're very glad to be able to provide this opportunity for the children to interact with other American children. All these children are in school. Sometimes we some of us need to step forward and let folks know they're well and we're doing our little small part in our little corner of the world to do that.


Hi everyone and welcome back to another vlog. My name is Claire Carmichael, I'm a newly qualified general practice nurse but I have 12 years experience in health care which includes sexual health and family planning and I also worked in elderly care for about five and a half years, a year of learning disabilities and a little bit of orthopedic theatres as well. And today's vlog is all about how to go from being a care assistant up to a senior care assistant. This is something I have personally done myself as well. I was a care assistant before and I went up to, it was called a team leader then but it's the same as a senior care assistant. So hopefully I can give you some advice and tips to help you get to that stage if that's what you want. Tip number one. So my biggest tip I think is show your dedication, motivation and passion. If you can show that you're all of these things, they're going to want to invest all of their time into you because you're showing that same dedication and you're showing that hard work from the day one. So if you can show that and show that you can step up then that's going to go in your favour massively. Tip number two. This tip is know your stuff. So make sure you know the local policies, guidelines, procedures, how that home works, the ins and outs of everything because they might ask you this sort of thing in your interview for example when they ask you know why should we employ you then you can reel off all the stuff that you know and all the background stuff that you know just that little bit more of an advanced knowledge that you might need to know as a senior care assistant. Tip number three.  You want to help everyone out. You want to be that person that people go to for help and advice. You want to be that person that's there for everybody because when it comes to applying for a senior care assistant role they may just ask your colleagues what sort of a person you are and if they should give you the role basically like a little double reference kind of check with your colleagues so if they're going to put in a good word that is going to go massively in your favour so yes be kind and good to your colleagues and always help them out. Tip number four. This tip is more about qualifications I know the the boring stuff that will hopefully help your knowledge and get you there so have a look at the job description and person spec on the senior care assistant post. Make sure you've got the right qualifications to apply for the post it sounds like a very common sense thing to do but sometimes you get so excited I've done it before I get so excited to apply for something and then lastly I've read the qualifications and then I've just been like oh I can't apply I have not got that qualification so yeah check the qualifications and do whatever you need to do to get there and to get applying. So doing things like extra courses that you might be interested in doing these little extra e-learning packages maybe that might go in your favour when you come to apply for a senior post little things like that's going to make a massive difference and finally tip number five. Never give up and keep trying I've thrown this in there because this was me I went for the team leader position twice the first time I didn't get it they didn't think I was ready mainly because I didn't have the confidence to be a team leader so don't get down about it I didn't get down about it I just thought you know what that's okay they've obviously said this for a reason I got some really good feedback so ask for feedback if you're not successful and build on it and that's exactly what I did I built upon all of that feedback I gained more confidence and then when I felt ready I went for it again and I was successful so definitely never give up don't feel too down about it if you don't get it first time just literally take back all of that feedback like I said and just smash it next time you will absolutely do amazing I'm sure so I hope I've given you enough tips and advice to help you get that senior care position if you want it if I can help you with anything else please comment below and I will try and help out as much as I can but for now it's goodbye and good luck


my guys and shout out to you know who you are he hit me up last night at 9 35 p.m. and he said Malik Harrison got shot in the leg and when I saw that I'm like whoa that's that's very random but he didn't have any reason to like make the story up like especially something like that and I was like oh but he was like but he he's okay though he's good okay all right well that's that's good that's obviously the most important thing and then Ravens they dropped a statement today about it and that's like and let's just read this statement word for word it says on Sunday night while attending a gathering in Cleveland Malik Harrison sustained a non-life-threatening injury after being struck by a stray bullet in the left calf Malik who received medical care at a local hospital has been in touch with our team doctors and we'll return to Baltimore today and that sucks for Malik Harrison and first and foremost like this is this is way past football so ain't got nothing to do with football even worry about the football part right now but for Malik Harrison it's a good thing that this situation isn't a lot worse than what it could have been because it could have been really really really really bad could have been terrible and it still is terrible but it's not as terrible as it could have been and you hate you hate thinking about the what ifs like in football we hate thinking about the what if so what if this would have been but with this you have no choice but to think about the what ifs because what if it was worse but again I know Malik Harrison is super happy that it wasn't his family his friends just everybody we all super happy that it wasn't too because this just it's bad and and stray bullets they ain't got no name on they got no name on them so that is one of those situations where it's wrong place wrong time and that's it wrong place wrong time this is just like I said it's really unfortunate situation man people are people can be very disgusting just period and even though it wasn't intended for him it's just the fact that it happened and obviously it's another situation going on in that area with with other people who knows what it was for but it's just it's sad man it's very sad the condition of this world is very very sad and that's why I think it's very very important to really just try to spray a positivity to people I think it's really important to just try to be as happy as you possibly can it's really important to just try to do right by people it's just super important it's very important to to really understand that you never know what somebody is going through so and it can be hard I talk about it all the time and it can be so tough to really just just empathize with people it can be tough because people could they could be so rude to people can be nasty downright nasty I'm saying a lot like we've been on here full time even before we were full time but we've been on here full time on YouTube since 2018 it's 2021 now and trust you see some net people are nasty they can be downright disgusting and it's like you could think like why you like this to me what what what are you doing this to me for why why are you taking it out on me and you can always tell when people when they got their own stuff going on especially with how they approach you like they're like I've literally seen everything and heard everything on here and while that does not compare to what Malik Harrison situation was my point and when I say that is that just people people are people man and it's again it's why we try to be as positive as we can and but yeah with Malik Harrison I just I feel for man and we glad that it he obviously is okay if he's gonna be back at the crib today that's that's that's really really good so how long it's gonna keep him out for I don't know I don't know that's that's a really really really good question because who knows now Ravens they're lying back a unit they've already taken enough hits of course LJ Fort him being out for the year that's a big one that's a huge one and that like Ravens really felt the pain of that they felt it really throughout the entire season big time of course Patrick Queen with him being demoted they he felt that Ravens felt that and even when he was before he was demoted he had been struggling a bit then Josh Bynes not Josh Bynes is all Mike linebacker so he's he's the one that has the most responsibility right now some Patrick Queen been alongside of him and Patrick Queen's been looking better and more comfortable because that's what he did in college but still now now now who's it gonna be is it gonna be Christian Welch Chris board probably probably a lot more Chris board probably see a lot more of him maybe some more Anthony Levine possibly because you know like he plays that that safety slash corner slash linebacker role but I'm sure the Ravens are they're gonna end up compensating for or trying their best to compensate for the loss of Malik Harrison temporarily because like I said this you just I don't know how long it's gonna take for him to be backing for him to be all the way back and I mean first you just before even thinks about coming back to a football field you just want to make sure his mentors are right you just got shot you got shot and for somebody that had either never been shot before not used to being around that then that could throw them off a lot mentally so it's important that that that that's right first and foremost of course his physical health got to make sure he's good to go and just like I said just everything checks out and this this even reminds me of the Calvin Ridley situation because he said he said he's taking it like almost not temporarily retiring we're just taking a step back from football till he can get his mentors right now I'm not sure what's going on with Calvin Ridley I'm sure there's a lot more to the story that we just we don't know about at all just something that we just we don't know about we don't understand but again that's what I always say football player not rich or not got all the money in the world or not well off or not you never know what people are going through you don't so the fact that Calvin really stepped away and it's like oh oh okay and it's not like it's a lack of opera it's not like he's like oh man he's stepping away cuz he's getting a lack of opportunity on a football for no he's that guy he's that guy so cuz some people say oh well maybe cuz it's playing time maybe he's having a bad season maybe cuz well then Falcons have been struggling this season but still maybe you don't know you don't know what he's going through so he got my he's the first round pick he got the money he got money he got bread but people despite you having bread that don't mean that you ain't gonna have problems it don't mean that and then it takes me back to um to Brandon Knight to the guy who he is technically a Raven they got his rights even though I just hate that term that they have his rights but that's what it is he's he's a Raven but um even with him he said that again the Cowboys cut him they hoping that they could bring him back have him on their practice squad but Raven's put in the claim form and with that claim then he ends up being a Raven he was gonna go to the active roster as a tackle but he ended up no he said no I gotta I gotta step away from the game for my mental and it was it was very strange in a timing of it was like huh but you got to respect it so back to Malik that's why I say it's very very important that that gets taken care of and he'll be back on the field you know he gonna be back on the field sometime this year he'll probably go on the the non football injury non football injury related I forgot it is it in our list yeah non no NFI non football injury list there goes he'll probably go on the NFI list whether it be today or tomorrow and that that'll be that so and he'll be out temporarily again how long it'll be no clue but the fact that he's still here with us that's a beautiful thing that's a beautiful thing because the situation could have been a lot worse then it reminds me of Jimmy Smith Jimmy Smith at the airport where he said he got held up like man like it's just man just a mess just a mess so hopefully I mean I didn't hear about anybody else in the situation or in the area anything getting hurt or anybody nothing and hopefully this is it hopefully this is the last of it and no more news comes from this situation in regards to anybody who was around the area in the vicinity anything like that because that's that's some scary stuff man that's that's some scary stuff but we just we glad that he's alright man glad that he's alright so hopefully all y'all are doing alright I love y'all I appreciate y'all and remember again you never know what somebody's going to never you never do and again it's hard it's very very tough but let's let's slow all try to be good to people it is one of the hardest things in the world to do like I said when people are nice to you always easy easy when people are nice to you oh yeah it's easy to be good don't be nice don't be friendly and all that but when they're not that's the real challenge some team keep it clean I appreciate all of y'all man appreciate y'all vibe appreciate this whole little just the energy of this whole little community or whatnot it's been good man it's it's it's I appreciate it a lot man the fact that so many different people could come through here we call have conversations or what not teach each other stuff about football and about this and about that I appreciate that a whole lot man for real so y'all stay up keep your heads up and I'm out


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respected Honorable Prime Minister Sir, Namaskar. It is an honor to have you with us today. We started the Centenary Year with you at Vigyan Hava last year. We are very happy to receive you again today. We are joined by more than 12 people from the industry on our virtual platform today. We have been running this program for five years. More than 15,000 people were associated from the industry for this. We are live across TV channels and social media channels and reach is across India. The pandemic has affected the very way we live and conduct our business. I congratulate you at the government for taking quick actions that controlled the exponential rise in the health crisis. This was followed by the food, physical and policy measures to minimize the economic impact keeping the future in mind. Sir, your clarion call of Aadpadevartha has enthused the industry with the promise of long-term growths. Our economy is recovering faster than expected and these green shoots of recovery have helped boost the business sentiment. Sir, we at Asochan, along with our 4.5 lakh members, continue to stand by your vision of making India a $500 economy. I would now like to call upon the President of Asochan, Dr. Niranjan Hidindani, to share his thoughts. Adhania Radhaan Mantriji, Jayasi Krishna. It is my personal pleasure and as Asochan President to have you address us today. We don't have a taller leader than you in the country and globally who has stood out for a long-term vision and for converting every challenge into an opportunity. This has been evident in your successful response to the terrible COVID pandemic. Radhaan Mantriji, you have an effect not just of transforming government but even transforming the private sector. One day, I received a call from Gujarat government saying that I had visited Kip city and was considering setting up a building there. I was informed that the honorable Prime Minister wanted an international stock exchange set up in 14 months from that day and he will be ringing the bell on 8th of January 2016 on the occasion of Piper and Gujarat. I thought to myself, in spite of 35 years of experience in real estate, how will I build this in Gujarat in 14 months and I haven't even bought the land yet but the Narendra Modi idea, effect and vision is something to experience. Give city and my company work together and we made sure that the international exchange of India started trading in Gujarat on the committed date and time, a privilege of mine that the honorable Prime Minister rang the opening bell. This was a 16 story, 4 lakh square feet building built with international stock exchange standard and set up the fastest stock exchange trading system in the world. This is one experience of a relatively small businessman like me, the change we are going to see in every businessman, every project and government agency in the Atma Nevar Bharat towards a 5 trillion dollar economy. Your 1 trillion dollar digital dream has inspired my son Darshan to complete Asia's largest tier 4 data center in Mumbai, inaugurated recently and your energy policy has made us complete India's first floating LNG terminal in Maharashtra as well. We as a nation have been infected by your mantra of self-belief, the clarion call of Atma Nevar Bharat. This self-belief is greatly evident in the manufacturing sector which is all set to leverage on your PLI scheme to make India as a global factory in the next 5 years and achieve the 5 trillion dollar economy. The bullet train construction in Gujarat now the bullet train of the Indian economy will zoom ahead in 2021. We at ASU Champ are already seeing a strong v-shaped recovery, something you have spoken about and recent green shoots are now leading a multiple rebound to pre-COVID growth rate and we at ASU Champ visualized a 10% positive GDP by the end of 2021. We also see an exemplary example of leadership about to happen. For example, the Pradhan Mantri Avas Yojana affordable housing for all, an ambitious target of 2022 to construct 1.1 crore houses. These will be completed ahead of time. While the COVID-19 pandemic may have caused a slew-down, India's inherent resilience and capabilities combined with your vision and stimulus packages announced by you will help India transform into a new Bharat with an accelerated growth path fueled by the national infrastructure pipeline of 111 lakh crores. Finally, Pradhan Mantri ji, service and philanthropy are the ideals of the people of our nation and the greatest pillar of its success and Dharma. Countless Indians contribute towards the betterment of Indian society in small ways and large. Here is a man who has contributed his whole life. He has been a custodian and steward of India's largest industrial house. He has been probably the longest and largest philanthropist India has ever seen. It gives me great pride to welcome a person who needs no introduction. Mr Ratan Tata, it is a matter of great honor for me to witness Mr Ratan Tata receiving this award at the hands of the Honorable Prime Minister of India, Shreem Narendra Bhai Modi ji and a fitting moment to close as a chance hundred years in the presence of two of its greatest subjects. Jai Hind, Jai Bharat. Thank you, Mr Niranjan Hiranandani. May I now call upon Chairman of our Centenary Committee, Shreem Baal Krishan Goyalkar to share his thoughts. Good morning. Namaskar. Mr Ratan Tata, it is a matter of great pride that the people of the world, our respected Prime Minister Shreem Narendra Modi ji, who participated in the Centenary Era celebration of SOChem last year. And today, after just one year, he has shown how important the industry is for the Prime Minister. SOChem. And from the 4.5 lakh points of view, I would like to congratulate you. And I am very proud of you for making this celebration possible. Friends, under the patronage of our Honorable Prime Minister, SOChem kicked off its Centenary years last December with a renewed agenda. Then suddenly, the world was stuck with the pandemic. At a scale we have not experienced in our lifetime. 2019 caused immense disruption to healthcare system, macro and microeconomics, and financial system at a global scale.  But changing every problem in the office is the specialty of our Prime Minister. This time, he again demonstrated how a visionary leader can build a new dawn. A new dawn with imagination, insight and bold decision to serve the nation and its people. When the whole world was still in dilemma on how to deal with the pandemic, our Honorable Prime Minister was amongst the first few world leaders to announce complete lockdown, which played an important role in controlling the spread of COVID-19 in the country. Honorable Prime Minister, who has always been fighting for the benefit of common people and their interests, during this difficult time, he has tried to save people from every opportunity. Today, when we look at the last eight months, we find out that every decision taken by the Honorable Prime Minister was in the interests of the nation and its people. And our country has become an example in the whole of the West today. In the right minds, this is the world. Many steps have been taken under this motto so that common people can get the help of every opportunity. Whether it was creating new capacity for manufacturing, PPE and ventilators, creating isolation wards, converting 20,000 railway coaches into isolation stations, or developing a vaccine for the pandemic. And here, I would like to tell you how our nation created a new opportunity in this crisis. Our nation, which used to import PPE, has become the world's largest producer and net exporter in just six months. This shows that we have to do something, not fear. We had to think about how to bring common people's daily lives and industry back to track. And for this, many steps have been taken. And in a few months, our industry and economy have come back to track. Today, the whole world is looking at India as an investment destination for a global supply chain. Friends, today we also have amongst us another towering personality, not just of India, but globally, Siri Ratan Tata. It is a great privilege for SOChem, Yuri to have chosen him for his extraordinary work and is now recognized and awarded by our Honorable Prime Minister. Thank you, sir, for being with us today. And on behalf of SOChem, I extend my heartiest congratulations to you for your immense contribution to the industry and the nation. Honorable Prime Minister, the way you have seen the country in this difficult time, we are completely sure that the vision of making India a 5 billion dollar economy will soon be fulfilled. And in this goal, SOChem and its allies are with you at every step. Lastly, Prime Minister, after almost 75 years of independence, you have given this country a new mantra. You have promised SOChem that you will continue to give you your full support and support. Your dream is to make India a triple A country. Triple A means self-confidence, self-respect and self-reliance. In fulfilling this goal, we will continue to work together and India will soon become a triple A country in your leadership. Thank you very much. Jai Hind. Thank you, Mr. Goenka, Adhaniya Pradhan. The SOChem Centenary Award recognizes an Indian corporate that has displayed the highest level of core values and corporate ethics. Such an organization's efforts have led to development of a legacy Indian brand along with contributions towards nation-building. Ladies and gentlemen, this year, this century, we confer the SOChem Centenary Award to the Tata Group, a name synonymous with enduring values, excellence, integrity, responsibility. Through the years, the Tata Group has pioneered innovations, setting benchmarks in the field of business, not only in India but globally. With more than 100 years' legacy, the Tata Group has formed the backbone of India's growth story. We at SOChem recognize this spirit of nation-building that continues to guide the Tata Group. May I now request the Honorable Prime Minister to present the SOChem Centenary Award virtually to Mr. Ratan Tata by pressing the remote. Thank you very much for the Honorable Prime Minister and very, very many congratulations to Mr. Ratan Tata and the entire Tata family that live and work across the globe. I'm sure this is a proud moment for all. With this, I would now invite Mr. Ratan Tata to share his thoughts with us. Mr. Tata. Good morning, Mr. Wohl. Let me express my deep appreciation for our Honorable Prime Minister. Sparing his time to be at this function with us this morning. In all the years that I have been in business, I have valued and been respectful of what our Prime Minister has been wanting to do, the leadership he has given us through what has been probably the worst year that this planet has ever seen, either the pandemic, the previous drop in economic levels, and other calamities that have come. Sir, you have been the carrier of leadership. You have not dithered, you have not escaped, you have turned and frontally led the country through this difficult period, for which I would say that we should all be most obliged. Yes, there will be periods of discontent, there will be opposition that will raise the head, but there has never been any dithering or any chance running away from, if you want a lockdown, you got a lockdown. You showed the country as one that responded to shutting off all power and lights for a few minutes. You made that happen. It's not cosmetic. It's not showmanship. It has put the country together, showing that we can stand up and marshal our efforts to do what you have set ourselves to do. It is now our job as industry to follow this, to show the benefits of this leadership, which I am quite confident we will do. As I have seen in India in the last few years, we do tremendous things when we unite ourselves together to do them and don't dissipate our efforts in conflict. Today, I would like to just thank the Prime Minister for being with us today and giving me the opportunity of receiving this award from his hand. But more than anything else, I would like to thank you, sir, for leading the country through this difficult period. I think if we all stand together and follow what you have said, what you have done, what you have shown, we will have a situation where the world will look at us and say, this Prime Minister said it could happen and he made it happen. So, thank you again. It's a great honor for me. And I've not been as articulate as you have always been, but take it from an amateur. I appreciate what you've done. Thank you, sir. And good fortune to you and to India in the coming period. Thank you, sir. The coronavirus has plunged the world into a crisis like no other. Amidst this crisis, India has found a silver lining of hope. This hope emerges from the vision shown to us by the honorable Prime Minister of making India the atmanibar Bharat of our dreams. Sir, on behalf of Asochand and all its members present, I once again welcome you and may I request you to address all of us, the Indian industry and the global industry. Thank you so much, sir. Namaskar. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. At that time, the freedom of the nation was the biggest goal. At that time, the wings of your dreams were shattered. Now in the life of Asochand, the next 27 years are very important. After 27 years, in 2047, the nation will complete its freedom for 100 years. You have the freedom to touch the sky not the trees. And you have to take full advantage of it. Now in the coming years, for the atmanibar Bharat, you have to take full advantage of it. At this time, the world is moving forward in the direction of the fourth audio revolution. In the form of new technology, challenges will also come and many new, simple solutions will also come. And therefore, today is the time when we have to plan and act. Every year, we have to connect with a larger goal of the nation building. Friends, in the coming 27 years, the global role of Bharat is not enough to decide. In fact, the dreams and dedication of Indians are going to taste both. This is the time in the form of the Indian industry. Your capability, commitment, and courage to the world we have to show it with confidence once. And our challenge is not just the atmanibar. In fact, how quickly we achieve this goal, this is also important. Friends, with the success of India, in the world today, as much as there is positivity, perhaps never before. This positivity has come more than 130 crores with the indifference of Indians. Now to move forward, India is making new paths. It is moving forward with new energy. Friends, for every sector, what is the policy of the government? What is the strategy? What has changed in the past and present? With this, the ministers of the government and other parties have discussed with you in detail. In one era, the situation we had here, where did it start? Why India? Now the reforms that have taken place, the effect they have shown, where is it going? Why not India? Now, as it was said earlier, when tax rates are so high, why India? Today, these people say that where the most competitive tax rates are, then why not India? Earlier, the regulations and the rules, if it was a trap, then they would ask the government with concern. Why India? Today, they are saying that in labour law, there is an age of compliance, why not India? Earlier, the question was that if there is so much of a rate tab, then why India? Now, when those people see the rate carpet, then they say why not India? Earlier, there was a complaint that the culture of innovation is not so much, then why India? Why not India? Earlier, the question was that if there is so much of a rate tab, then why India? Today, when the private participation is being trusted, and the foreign investors are being encouraged, then they are asking why not India? Earlier, the question was that where the most competitive tax rates are, where the most competitive tax rates are, why India? Earlier, there was a complaint that if digital infrastructure is not so much, then why India? Today, when there is so much of a digital ecosystem, then there is a sentiment why not India? Friends, new India is being trusted on its own and on its own organizations. Atma Nirbhar Bharat is moving forward. And to achieve this goal, we have a special focus on manufacturing. In order to increase manufacturing, we are doing non-stop reforms. Along with the reforms, the reverse has been made an important subject of today's country. The most effective factors are efficiency and productivity based on incentives. I am happy that in very little time we are also getting positive results. Similarly, better connectivity, better facilities to make the industry competitive is also a reward for the industry. For our lakhs of MSMEs whether to change its language, to change the criteria, to be a priority in government contracts or to solve big problems. This is also a great opportunity. Friends, the country is giving out millions of youth with enterprise and wealth creator. Today, the youth of India are making their name in the start-up world. They are making the government an efficient and friendly ecosystem to make. Now, the association like SOChem has to convince every member to reach the last mile. For this, you have to encourage reforms. The change we want to see for ourselves, we will have to make the same change in our facilities. The more liberty, inclusion, hand-holding, transparency you want from the government, from the society, the same within the industry, for women, for youth talent, for young people, we have to convince everyone. We from corporate governance to profit sharing, we have to quickly adopt the basic practices of profit-centric approach. We will make it purpose-oriented so that with society integration will be possible. Friends, who can understand that the best decision-making is a big role. Many times we meet and say this city is good, this sector is good, invest in it. But we first see that the one who gives advice, the one who appreciates, is investing in it or not? This is what he is doing. The same is true for the economy. Today, on the Indian economy, the world is confident about it. During the pandemic, when the world is in trouble for investment, there is a record FDI and PFI that the world's confidence reaches the new world. For this, domestically we have to increase our investment in many ways. Today, in every sector, there are opportunities for investment and new opportunities. Friends, this is what is needed. This is research and development, R&D. The investment that is going to be on R&D, in India, it is very important to increase the investment on R&D. In America, where on R&D, 70% investment of the private sector is done by the public sector. In this, a large part is in IT, pharma and transport sector. Today, in R&D, the part of the private sector is increased. Crescent, space, energy, construction, means in every sector, every small company should decide a certain amount for R&D. Friends, today, to make the local global, we are moving forward to mission mode. We will have to react quickly on the political development. Any sudden global supply chain, I demand, how will India do it? For this, it is important to have an effective mechanism. In this, you can take the role of the foreign minister. We have seen from COVID, that the entire network of the foreign minister is better than the way we can achieve our goals quickly. Foreign minister, commerce and trade and as such, between the industries, the best is the demand of time. I request you that on global transformations, to react quickly, to respond quickly, how is the mechanism better? For this, you must give us your suggestions. Your suggestions are very important to me. Friends, India is capable of helping the world by fulfilling its needs. From the farmer to the farmer, India has done this. Despite all the problems in the corona era, India has made important medicines. Now, even in the case of vaccines, India will fulfill its needs. It will also spoil the hopes of many other countries of the world. Friends, to reduce the rural and urban divide, which the government has been doing for 6 years, the industry can multiply. The members of the SOChem can help the products of our village by providing a global platform. These days, you must have heard that there is a study that there is a lot of protein in this. When this protein reaches, people start eating it. We don't even know that in our house, in our table, in our plate, foreign things enter. In our country, there are so many things of such magnitude. And this magnitude is with the farmers of the country, in the villages of the country. Our organic farming, our herbal products, which should be promoted by the SOChem in the markets of the world, should be the root of the development of India. The competition that is associated with them and for them, there is a lot of competition. They can increase their startups by providing them with more. Whether it is the Indian government, whether it is the farm organizations, all of them need to work in this direction. If our farm sector gets better promotion, better infrastructure, better market, then our entire rural means can reach the top. Friends, in the beginning of the 21st century, Mr. Atal had a big goal to connect India with the highways. Today, in the country, the focus is on the physical and digital infrastructure. The reach of the farmers of the village is also on the digital global market. For this, we are false. Similarly, to give more power to our IT sector, the infrastructure of the IT and BPO sector has also been removed. For the security of digital space, step by step is being taken. Friends, for the better infrastructure development, we can use MNU. To strengthen public sector banks and to increase the chances of bond markets is the same approach. Similarly, sovereign wealth funds and pension funds are being provided by tax. Reads and invids are being promoted. They are being monetized. Friends, giving necessary information is the only way to make it a government. Government can provide support. Government can change policies. But it is associated with an industry like you who will change this support and build the dream of self-sufficiency of India. For this, the country has made its mind and the country is proud of it. In the last six years, we have completed more than 1500 old laws. Looking at the needs of the country, it is very important. Six months ago, the new laws have started to benefit the farmers. We all have to be united and move forward in the direction of self-sufficiency of India. For the next years, we have a very good success. We have a very good success from my side. AsoChem, pass the new laws. 2047, 100 years of today, the next 27 years for you, with that goal, this will be your success. Once again, thank you very much. Thank you very much for your encouragement and motivation that you have shared with us. I listen to you and I get motivated. We receive new ideas from you and we assure you for the complete support and self-commitment of AsoChem at all levels. May I now invite incoming president, Daneet Agarwal to share his thoughts over to you. Prime Minister Chief Pranam, I would like to thank you on the behalf of the 4.5 lakh AsoChem members for gracing us with your presence today. Sir, I have seen how your vision can bring people together. I witness firsthand how we at AsoChem responded with Josh since the time you addressed us last year. Even in these times of a pandemic, it is your vision and guidance that has given all of us the confidence that we can achieve our dreams. As our country progresses on the journey towards becoming a $5 trillion economy, AsoChem is committed in supporting all initiatives towards nation-building. You are called to create an Atma Nirbar Bharat, a new India, the India of the future which will be self-reliant and integrated as a crucial hub in global value chains. Atma Nirbar Bharat would mean that our country's supply chains and logistics is efficient, productive and world-class. Sir, as I come from this specific industry, I assure you that we will build capacity and awareness towards achieving this goal. As an apex chamber, we would continue to focus on strengthening the backbone of our economy, the MSME segment. AsoChem has extensive experience at the grassroot level which we would leverage to champion the cause of MSMEs, so that they continue to prosper. As the incoming president, I will take forward the mandate that you've set for the industry and continue the legacy that AsoChem has built. We started our hundredth year with you, sir, and today we begin the next phase of our journey with your guidance. Sir, as I close, I draw inspiration from what you said sometime back. Hamsath Chale, Nilkar Chale, Nilkar Soche, Nilkar Santal Kare, and Nilkar Ki Dej ko Abhi Padaan. With these words, I would like to thank you for addressing us today. Jai Hind. Thank you very much.


We are here at the Tanjavur Isha Nursery. This is one among the thirty-five nurseries that we have across the Cauvery Basin right now. We need to enhance it to three-hundred-fifty nurseries. This is a ten-acre nursery where we are producing a little over one-and-a-half million saplings. It's not just the number. It is the quality of saplings that we raise. Here we are growing everything in an organic manner. Our sapling growth takes anywhere between nine to fifteen months. The commercial nurseries grow the same in three to five months. So what's the difference? Well, you can put urea into this and make it zoom up, but its survival rate will come down dramatically when you do the transplantation in a regular agricultural land. And above all, it's been found that to the surprise of the Tamil Nadu Agriculture University, when they invited all the nurseries for a kind of evaluation, out of forty different nursery growers in the state when they came there, Isha nursery plants were the only ones without the nematoid accumulation on the root system. This is because we are the only ones growing without any kind of chemical input. This is a huge disadvantage that it has come with nematoid deposits on the root system, which will lead to various other complications and survival rates will come down dramatically. So this is a way to do it in a committed way. Our volunteers who've been working and these wonderful ladies who have dedicated their life, about thirty of them working full time, they're not just doing a job, they're on a mission. So this is the mission we need to extend, as to give more energy to this mission, because this mission needs a lot of energy, we will be renaming all our nurseries as Mahatma Green India Mission, because this is one hundred and fiftieth year of Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary as a part of respect for him and it was his dream to keep India green, to keep India soil rich and above all to ensure the rural populations in this, in country. His idea of India's economy was largely based in village. He intended that people should live in the village and that would only be possible if the land was rich and it is lucrative to live on the land, that's what we're trying to recreate. So as a part of this to honor him, we will be naming all our nurseries, these thirty-five nurseries and three hundred and fifty that will come up in a little while, all of them as Mahatma Green India Mission.


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