Welcome back to the HBCU digest today We are privileged to be joined by the esteemed president of the Jackson State University. Dr. Thomas Hudson Who joins us to talk about a number of amazing things that have happened to Jackson State And it's almost hard to to say that they're going unrecognized because one jsu was so large And it means so much to that region of the country But you don't you don't really hear it pushing beyond Mississippi So brother president, we appreciate you taking time today first. Let me ask you the question You have been part of a cadre of presidents and a unique group that is transitioned from interim leadership to full-time Positioning in the presidency for you. What is that like at a school like Jackson State? Which again is one of our largest one of the more comprehensive one of the most valuable and one of the most scrutinized Particularly in Mississippi. What is the different or what are some of the differences between the interim position and the permanent position? Well, first of all Jared and I appreciate the opportunity to be here with you and Just discuss, you know, the various issues and things related to just state university Long time at my work. So thank you so much for this opportunity But to answer your question, you know in that interim role You're really there to keep the institution steady and not a lot of opportunity to realize and implement a vision You're generally just there to keep the course and while you do want to make improvements It's really more of that day-to-day approach My situation was somewhat unique for a couple of reasons one Advantage issue for over eight years in various roles So I really understood the inner workings of the university prior to becoming acting So yes, you're there to keep the course But there was also more of an expectation That I would be able to do some things and really push the ball for based on my experience of having been at Jackson State And really knowing Jackson State University Also, you know with respect to COVID and just various things It really even the playing field in terms of what we were all dealing with and what we were all going through together So it really wasn't about experience. It wasn't about titles It was really about all of us trying to figure out in this pandemic in this new environment How do we continue our mission of educating students and in our situation really educating those African-American minds That we've been doing for over a hundred and forty years Probably the best thing that happened to me was our commissioner dr. Rankins Telling me up on his appointment to me of me as acting I expect you to do the job as president of the university and I expect you to lead that institution as such That really took a weight off my shoulder because I never had to wonder. Do I make this decision? What do I do, you know being in an acting role? Can I do this? I was really free to do those things and acting the best interests of Jackson State University So now that I am president, you know I am in the process of implementing that vision that we talked about earlier that really solidifies the university Rightful place in the 21st century and that would be detailed in a strategic plan that will be released this fall Some of the things that we'll talk about, you know moving JSU from an R2 institution research institution to an R1 As you know of the hundred and thirty one top research institutions None our HBC use and we aim to change that and so also aside from that enhancing our student experiences Enhancing our academic program offering academic offerings and other those are some of the other things we plan to do here at Jackson State University You guys have taken some some big steps in terms of Stabilizing enrollment you talked about COVID. We'll get into that in a second, but you've made changes to tuition Infrastructure for out-of-state students. Yes, you're in developing even more programming For for bridge bridge students from high school directly to the institution What are some of the important factors that you believe have to be in place for a place like Mississippi where? Secondary and post-secondary outcomes are a little bit lower than you would find in the rest of the country Economic indicators are certainly lower than you would find in other places How does JSU look to factor as a major institution that is affordable and accessible to a wide range of students? When some of those numbers are just so tough when you look at them Well, you just said it right that affordability that accessibility How do we offer this first-class education that we have here at Jackson State University to the masses? Who do we go after certainly you go after those high school students? Those who have graduated from high school your junior college students But you also branch further into those non-traditional students those who? Like my mom entered the workforce at a later age We're looking to enter college at a later age to better benefit from the workforce So those are some of the things that we look at from the portability standpoint. You are correct We have made some tuition adjustments in the past to make JSU more affordable for those out-of-state students Those in the southeast and really across the United States to better position us To be competitive in that market and again going back to what I talked about earlier with the program offerings Just really offering a good value and a good bargain For those who are looking to continue their education and really move forward in their career There one of the big reasons that that people who are JSU born and bred Calling school be I love is because it seems like JSU is is really intentional and really focused on loving folks back and when you take a look at the News that reports on the successes of JSU alumni across all kinds of industries You just constantly see a stream of like look what these Tigers are doing Look what they're doing getting elected in these these positions and this sister just got appointed to Commissioner or such and such It's it's so much it it's almost far and away than I have ever seen it in the HBCU of alumni Success being reported as institutional success number one. Why do you think? That that's such a part of JSU culture and to how in the world do y'all keep up with all these alumni? So that's their stories of success. Well, I'm gonna answer the second question first. It's really about alumni engagement It's about Making sure that we stay connected with our alumni whether it's newsletters Calls I make it a point daily to talk to alumni. I'm in the midst of doing alumni visits across the United States I did Houston and Dallas last month Later this month I'll be going to Chicago and Detroit and also be visiting other cities as well So it's really about that alumni engagement and staying connected with our alumni and really seeing what they're doing the great things They're doing out there We are over 50,000 strong and we are in every industry Every area everything you can think of JSU alumni not only doing it, but they're thriving in those areas And that success is just indicative of the quality education that Jackson State University provides and so our alumni they find they're very creative and they find those innovative ways to give back to JSU as well So we're very proud of our alumni. I mean, we all know about Cortez Bryant the co CEO of the blueprint print group who has managed Artists like Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj and Drake suggest really establish themselves in the music business We have two of our alumni who are planning for a multi-million dollar tech hub Here in the city of Jackson and it will be the first of this kind within this city And just recently you talk about Politician or several of our alumni one's political seats throughout the state and another JSU alum Homer Wilkes was recently nominated by President Biden to be the USDA's Undersecretary of State for natural resources. So again, just a multitudes Secretary of Agriculture on tar. Sorry. So just a multitude of alumni doing great things With that JSU footprint alumni are important to recruitment of students as well and sending their babies to the institution You talked a little bit earlier about access and affordability Let's shift a little bit to the safety of the institution I don't mean that from institutional public safety perspective, but as you know from COVID, they're seeing the Delta variant Really spike in in areas all over the country. The South is not an exception to that What do you think are what are your biggest concerns about the Delta variant this fall as everything comes back in full and Also, what are some of the things that make you optimistic that JSU will be able to provide a safe environment for student faculties and staff? Well, the concern of course the Delta variant is a concern and the concern is just really having to prepare for that next wave And for us what that means is, you know fewer hospital beds available You know more people getting sick overall and just really being prepared for what could be yet another wave of this pandemic What keeps me? Optimistic I will say first of all the availability of the vaccine You know, we do offer the vaccine here at Jackson State University in a great partnership with Jackson Heights comprehensive First lady Biden jail Biden was actually here visiting our Vaccination site to really highlight the great work this be doing been doing Right here on this campus. So very excited about the availability of the vaccine We have a great plan that we're going to roll out which we'll talk about some of the continued requirements with respect to masking Social distancing doing those things that will allow us to reopen but do so safely So we are cautiously optimistic that we will have a good safe fall Will remain vigilant with respect to our protocols. We will continue to push that vaccine I encourage everyone to get vaccinated Is safe? It's easy. It's free and it's really the only way that we're all going to get back to some sense of normalcy in the midst of this pandemic part of normalcy in HBCU cultures football And it's interesting because your your appointment in the permanent position kind of coincided with the appointment of Dion saying this head football coach, right and With his arrival, there's been obviously so much attention, but a lot of good in the way that he's been able to leverage corporate attention to the institution and to HBCU football at large from positive or at least more balanced coverage of HBCU's in sports national and local And he's been an advocate.  How what to what degree have you been pleased with what Dion Sanders brings to JSU to HBCU football? And what do you expect happens when there's a quote-unquote regular season for the Tigers? Well, very pleased so far with everything Coach Sanders coach prime. He likes to be called brings to the table here at Jackson State University Just the positive energy the attention All of those different things really shining a very positive light on the university And then also those things that you all don't see the way he interacts with the student athletes The way that he really takes care of those kids the way that he advocates and helps them get better Facilities and different things like that Really very proud of what he's done with our program thus far and look forward to what's to come and I always have to credit our Dynamic athletic director Ashley Robinson for really working to help make that Make that a possibility here at Jackson State University going forward, you know as president I expect a lot of wins first and foremost Also expect that a positive attention to translate Throughout the entire university, you know a great football team a great athletic program helps enrollment. It helps morale both student morale and Alumni morale it helps your giving all of those things happen when you have an athletic program that's Successful thriving and that the university can be proud of we have a great history here at Texas State University Really a non parallel history In football amongst HBCU's and this is really just an enhancement of that And then the final thing I think you make a perfect segue to talk about the history because yes You has an extraordinary history Not just as an HBCU, but as an American higher education institution But so much about what our folks love about HBCUs is rooted heavily in that history and considering how comprehensive the institution is How much it wants to grow how much it means to improving communities in Jackson and throughout Mississippi? How do you bridge the love for that history? With the appeal to people to say now invest in making a new history Invest in a football program. So we don't have to talk about as much. We love him Walter Payton Investing these programs so that you know, we you are seeing us transition into more Innovative and substantive ways in industry than we already are. How do you get people from I love what we were 30 years ago? So I love what we can be 30 years from now Well, that's a great question and that's really what we all grapple with. You know, we are talking about the history And just overall tradition of a Jackson State University. You have to build on that foundation Okay, you have to build on the foundation that's been laid before you, you know I stand on the shoulder of great presidents like Dr. Johnny peoples Who was a legend here on campus and really brought us from Jackson State College to Jackson State University? Really got us into those STEM programs and really helped enhance the university and set us on a trajectory that brought us into the 21st century But we have to build on that We have to continue to enhance that and it takes investment, you know I always talk about three things infrastructure student success and financial sustainability It takes all of those things it takes the infrastructure both the physical plant And those things that you don't see to really make the campus what it should be Student success is our overall goal because again in the end None of this matters if the students don't graduate if we don't keep producing those great alarms like I told you about before And to make all of this work and this is where you know, I say this is your part Money it takes money to run a university It takes money to invest in the new types of programs that we talked about and that takes all of us It takes your time. It takes your talent and it takes your resources. So again to Not only have to remember the great experience that you want once had But for those students that next 50,000 right of alarms that come through Jackson State University For them to have an even better experience It's going to take all of us really working together and investing in Jackson State University That's our story and that's really the story of a lot of hdc us And i'm so happy that in this moment people are really seeing the value of hdc us what we are And yet what we can become still


Student Career Services helped me prepare for the job market at different times during my studies. What was really good here was the one-on-one conversations, the people that you're going into conversation with here know to ask the right questions. We discussed my future plans and we discovered what I really want to do and this helped me to set clear goals for the future. Together with Career Services I reviewed my CV and my motivational letter. I really looked at vacancies that I found interesting and people on LinkedIn found interesting and I tried to grasp from that what was giving me energy. I remember an introduction lecture given by a Career Services officer where they really emphasised the importance of doing things next to your studies. Actually the Student Career Services helped me stimulate to do an internship because indeed it's really important later on the job market. There's no other way to really feel what the culture of a company feels like or what somebody who's going to start at the same level as you once you graduate does date today. I realised that I had to distinguish myself from all my fellow students. What I did for example was join a study association where I was able to build a professional network and also gain some relevant experience. I also attended a workshop on personal branding and networking which helped me to present myself as a professional. Take the help that Student Career Services offers you on this one because they have the guidance with the coaching sessions but also the workshops that will add to your skills.


Welcome back to another Adobe Photoshop CC 2019 tutorial guys this one. I'm gonna show you how to fill your text With an image. That's right guys. We're gonna do out. We're gonna pipe We're gonna type in some text and then we're gonna have this cool watery background Applied to the text and let's see how to do that. All right first step. Yep first step. Let's write some text Let's do that. All right guys So I'm gonna go over here to my text tool and my type tool part of me and you're gonna see here that I have Agency fb selected you could select any old one, but I like to use boulder sans-serif and The bolder the better so let's go ahead and just type a word. All right. Let's call this Curtis Pike all right. That's my name and wear it out. I don't mind. Okay. Here we go I'll center it now the next step. I want to go is I'm gonna make it bigger So here we go I'm just gonna drag this out here and you will notice if you're following along with me And you'll notice that as you drag it it automatically Proportions it or it scales it correctly in the past you had to hold down the shift key You no longer have to do that. It's interesting. So, okay, let's just go ahead and make it bigger for demonstration purposes All right. Now. This is the next step and it gets a little tricky I'm gonna undo that little lock there the next step is you got to take the background image and put it above the text Now the text is gone. We start to panic do not panic now now what you want to do There's a couple ways to do it.  If you hear some snarling here, that's my puppy and she just came over to say hi to me Well, I'm recording Kimmy. I love you but go play guys. That's it now If you want to add in some cool backgrounds or whatever go nuts easy to do but that is how you do it guys It took about 45 seconds. Hope you like this tutorial. I got a ton of stuff coming up. Thanks for watching


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Workspaces are customizable groups of panels or editors that can be used for specific workflows. Blender comes with predefined workspaces that can be found in the tabs at the top. These are labeled as Layout, Modeling, Sculpting, UV Editing, Texture Paint, Shading, Animation, Rendering, Compositing, Scripting, and an option to add your own. If you can't see all of the tabs, just know that you can use scroll wheel or middle click drag to show more. Simply left click any of these tabs to switch to them and you'll notice they look different. The modeling workspace is used for creating models by manipulating vertices directly. This is why you'll notice that the vertices or corners of your mesh are now selectable. That's because the modeling workspace automatically brings you into edit mode instead of object mode, as you can see in the top left hand corner of the viewport. You can change into edit mode in any workspace viewport by changing the value of this dropdown menu or pressing the tab key. But the modeling workspace tries to make itself as convenient as possible for you to get started modeling. It also removes the timeline as modeling typically does not require any animation. The sculpting workspace is similar to the modeling workspace but is used for creating models by manipulating meshes with a brush. Sculpting is a more freeform method of creating models and typically results in higher polycounts not usable for animation. However, it is a great way to start your creation process to then re-optimize your mesh later on. This workspace automatically puts you into sculpt mode, which is also accessible through the same dropdown menu in the top left hand corner. However, there is no hotkey for this mode. The UV editing workspace is used for editing your UV projection maps, which is another way of saying, I skinned this object and stretched its skin across a flat surface. Anyway, this is a very handy tool for texturing your objects as textures must be represented in 2D but projected onto a 3D object. You can see the 3D viewport on the right with an object corresponding UV map on the left. If there was an image linked to this UV map, that image may become visible on the 3D object on the right hand side, which would show you visually how the 2D texture has been projected. Texture paint is probably what some of you were thinking when I mentioned the complexity of UVs. Why paint on a 2D surface and project that to a 3D surface when you can simply paint on the 3D surface directly like painting an Easter egg? Well, in this case, you can paint any object like an Easter egg. With texture painting, you can paint directly onto the 3D object, and Blender will project your paint to texture onto a 2D surface based on the UVs. The shading workspace is a very important workspace used for manipulating materials, particularly with node-based shaders. The workspace puts your viewport into look dev mode, showing you in real time what your shaders would approximately look like at render. You can also access this from any viewport window using these buttons here. For hotkey users, simply press Z and use the Pi menu that appears. If you want a more accurate display of your shader, you can also change it to rendered mode. If you play around with the numbers in the node editor below, you'll be able to see some changes in real time in the viewport above. It also includes an image editor and file explorer for any necessary image files. The animation workspace is catered specifically for animators to have all the tools they might need. The 3D viewport is where most of the animation will happen, but the dope sheet, which looks similar to the timeline, will be where all of your keyframe manipulation happens. You may also notice that there is a sliver of the timeline editor below the dope sheet. That is simply to provide all the playback options, start and end frames, and keyframe navigation buttons the dope sheet does not have. For example, you can click this circle slash record icon to start automatically recording changes in your object's location, rotation, or scale as keyframes for animation. The camera view on the left is also a 3D viewport panel, but focused on the camera's perspective. This is great for getting an idea of what the animation will look like at render. Now there may be some of you who are wondering where the graph editor is. If you want to use the graph editor, simply create a new panel and select graph editor from the editor options in the dropdown. However, the dope sheet is so powerful with keyframe manipulation compared to other 3D animation software that the graph editor is not used nearly as often, but it can still be useful. The rendering workspace is used for testing or finalizing the output of your file. If you had a recent render, it'd likely be displayed here. It's important to note that this is the same image editor that we see in other workspaces. However, the image selected is render result, giving you access to slots, which serve as great temporary render test comparisons. These slots are accessible both through the top right dropdown, as well as the right hand side quick menu pulled up with the N hotkey under image. For hotkey users, you can use J to toggle between the most recent two slots or use any of the numbers on the number row to go to a specific slot corresponding to that number. The compositing workspace is used for post processing and after effects that would add beautification to your renders, such as glow, blur, masks, etc. The compositor in Blender is node based and is very similar to the shader editor in the shading workspace, but has its own editor in the dropdown menu. In order to start using the compositor, simply check use nodes at the top here. This will automatically generate a view layer node and a composite node. The composite node is simply the end result receiver, your final output. And the view layer node represents how you can use view layers to combine different passes, such as character and background in this compositor. Now you may notice that there is a dope sheet provided at the bottom, which is Blender's keyframe manipulator for animation. So why is it here? Well, let's say you're doing an animation where you want one particular part of the animation to have heavy directional blur because the camera is moving fast, but you want to turn it off after a certain point. In this case, you'll want to keyframe your blur property. The dope sheet is provided to help you keep track of those compositor specific frames. The scripting workspace is for those instances where we might have to write some code. The text editor is very flexible. It can load and save files externally, enable syntax highlighting, enable word wrap, enable word lines, and a number of other useful coding tools. It can also provide easy to set up templates for common Blender script functions, such as UI elements or gizmos. You'll notice there's also a console panel provided on the left. This is for seeing error messages at runtime. And at the bottom we have what's called the info panel. This is a list of recent operations that have been performed by Blender, which usually correspond to actions the user has taken somewhere in the software. For example, if you select an object in the 3D view board and transform it, you'll notice a new line appear in the info panel. You can copy and paste these operations onto your text editor for reference on how to use certain functions. And finally we have our create new workspace option. This will bring up a few options, but you'll notice many of them are grayed out. This is simply because they already exist in your tabs. However, you can select duplicate current, which is a great way to start customizing your own. Simply duplicate the workspace and double click the tab to rename it to whatever you like. If you'd like to bring a certain workspace to the beginning of the list for easy access, you can right click the tab and choose reorder to front. You can also remove workspaces from the list by right clicking and selecting delete. Keep in mind that if you delete a custom workspace, it will be lost forever. In order to save a custom workspace, I recommend setting up a custom startup file by opening up a new file, setting up your workspace, and then going to file, defaults, save startup file. Your workspace will then be included in every new blender file you create. However, while you are looking through the new workspace options, you may have noticed that there are a few workspaces in the creation options that we haven't seen yet. We may go over these in another video, but I highly recommend looking into the strengths of Blender's 2D animation capabilities, as well as its powerful VFX and motion tracking capabilities. And that's the general summary of how workspaces work. We'll be going over specific workspaces in more detail in their separate videos.


and the tiger financial news network update good morning everyone basal chap and here on this friday the 12th of january and we're looking at the dow right now down 101 points at 37612 warned my subscribers today i said you got to be careful caution prevails uh and there are a number of reasons i'll go through it when we get to our show where the tiger technicians are in a few moments time one of the reasons why we've stayed short the dow for the last week is because this looks like distribution topping action it doesn't mean to say we're going to crash just means to say we we're going to digest a phase unfolding that's what i think let's go to the s&p s&p had a fabulous run up it was down earlier this morning then i ran higher ran to 4802.40 and new all-time new recovery high doesn't go to the 44818 and higher of january of 2022 yet um anyway it's pulling back a little bit it's now up five at 4785 days young anything can happen uh we're looking at qqq up five cents at 409.30 just went negative i hasn't made a new recovery high an all-time high above 412.92 looking at the iwm that had a very strong move and it's still holding pretty well it's up a dollar 41 but it's starting to pull back and the nine-period moving average has actually turned negative we'll see how this holds go get a spectacular move earlier and then it increased it went to up 41 at 20.61 now is this going to be the issue we'll try to talk about it it's you know it's a geopolitical thing it's really hard to say but definitely what happened over with the old tank you gotta look consider this is serious stuff and the dollar didn't pull back very much it's now down 10 ticks and one at 2.21 it's kind of holding sideways there bonds that's really what we're going to look at right now bonds are up a half a point at 135 and 536 as you would have expected after the the inflation report this morning that it would be actually quite a bit higher so the yields come down even more but they're not crude oil crude oil is up two at 74.09 just sideways action very interesting we've got this rotation going on even microsoft pulled back a little bit from its all-time high yesterday hey i'll be back for the target technicians now we've got a ton to talk we want to talk bitcoin as well see you if you want check out both we call the newsletter


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com here coming at you with 2021 Bowman sapphire baseball This is a five box break pick your team number two We actually did a few other breaks with different numbers before And two sold out after all of those but anyway pick your team two right here And if you follow the instructions here, you'll you'll have a chance at winning a sealed box of Sapphire which is pretty cool So big thanks to all of these wonderful people here for getting in on the action here and pick your team, too And there's five boxes right there. Let's see each box. It's online exclusive 32 cards per box We've got Jared Kalanek ace a lacy couple big prospects there on the box and one prospect autograph per box on average I'm sure Most of you are familiar with sapphire by now all card ship of course And when you get these cards It would I think in my opinion it'd be worth looking up Be worth looking up all of these each player and just seeing what they go for on a secondary market because in previous years Even cards that just seem to quote-unquote normal You know, even though some of the worst cards are still going for like Five bucks a pop or something like that and some of the bigger names are obviously going for a lot more Even non-autos right nice reds prospect hunter green difference is good to and make a bell 40 out of 99 is our first autograph for the Phillies. That's gonna go to Brandon Jones There you go. How hot is it there? Looks like I'm miserable Why do you say that? No, it's a nice It's a nice and cool 70 I have a thermometer in my it's here and I'm 73 degrees right here. It's Mick again It's actually quite cool in here. Do I look miserable? There's Jordan Adams at the back there. All right next box Yeah, that was two autos in one box the same person, but two autos in one box, but probably not FSU if it's not on the side already I wouldn't hold my breath for it Whatever we have on the site is all that we have Nothing more nothing less and there's a Daniel Montero Bowman first autograph Montana that is That's for the Rockies that's gonna go to I capola Austin Martin supposed to be one of the biggest biggest names upcoming for the already farm-rich blue jays You'll just have to check the site every day FSU when it's available. It will be we live in the moment What we have today is what we have and there's a Trent DeVaux. That's another autograph Nothing's only supposed to be one per box. Isn't there a Trent DeVaux auto for the Angels Anthony right next box Jimmy why are pitcher prospects so much less desired in this? In this well just in general you mean a lot more pictures Supply and demand it's sort of like wide receivers and in the NFL. It's just a lot of wide receivers But yeah, I mean a lot of it's applying to man. A lot of it is that's a 79 out of 99 Christopher Morrill for the Cubs EA, you know, there's more there's just more pictures in general. I think People who generate offense tend to be what people collect more often Which is why you're not seeing a lot of defensive players in football selling like hotcakes, right? No or People generally aren't collecting You know the best defender in basketball and there's a sandy Gaston 15 out of 50. That's for Tampa Bay. That's gonna be for Chad It's more color coming up here Edward Cabrera to 125 for the fish That's gonna be it's gonna be for Mark Right, and Jeff Nance is correct to exposure. Yeah, you're only seeing a starting pitcher once every Once every five days, right? But you'll see, you know a position player every day and Jimmy, maybe people are so salty about Steven Strasberg in Relatively recent memory is probably the last the last pitcher. I remember he having a ton of hype around him and then just His body kind of kind of fails him. There were no fault of his own, but There's Alec Thomas to 125 That's for Kevin and the snakes. Oh And here's Jeremy de la Rosa bowman first autograph for Garrett and the Nationals and there's an orange Jordan Walker to 75 25 out of 75 for the Cardinals It's gonna be for the X line Keith and I on those like bowman first cards too, especially There's Ed Howard right there, which could probably carry a little extra extra weight compared to their non bowman first counterparts How about trade what trade turn are doing? He is on my fantasy team TJ. I just traded for him recently Hit a homerun nice He's even have a 30-30 season. You can get 30 steals for sure. Oh he for the cycle today Whoa Wow even better TJ is hearing that he has set the record for most cycles with one team How many cycles does he have now Bobby Miller in 99? Those numbers are kind of hard to see with those parallels I'm gonna do a quick check of that Initial stack that I did make sure I don't miss any numbered cards Bobby Miller big Dodgers prospect for John Samuelson Late first round pick, but they're really high on this kid There's even talk that when Dustin May went down a lot of fans are like, hey is he call a Bobby Miller and Team was like no no no that guy needs to marinate a little bit longer, but There's Andy Rodriguez, but one to keep an eye out on maybe get that graded Don't have to be in a rush on that get it graded. Hang on to see what happens Andy Rodriguez for the Mets. That's gonna be for Daniel. Are we still saving Jason Dominguez's? All right, I mean all cards will ship anyway, but yeah, maybe we'll set one of these Jason Dominguez's side Chad Duh with the Yankees I know his early stuff for selling like hotcakes So if he continues to have strong minor league season so on and so forth could all be good things Let me actually just double check this first couple boxes. I did make sure I didn't Miss any numbered cards because they almost look like they could be easy to miss So All right, and if I did happen to our shipping team obviously would catch it sleeve it top load it do all that good stuff for you folks That was 2021 Bowman sapphire baseball five box picker team number two. Thanks for watching Thanks for breaking with us and I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye. Bye


We are beginning to reconceive narcissism as a spectrum of behaviors and traits united by specific factors, five factors, three factors, there's a debate about the factors, but we are beginning to have a factor, our factor view of narcissism could be antagonism, self-importance, entitlement, disagreeableness, whichever, ultimately we are going to settle on a list, evidence-based list, verified and proven via experiments and studies, but I think we are going there where we are no longer going to talk about narcissism as a personality disorder. We are going to discuss it in terms of a post-traumatic condition that relies on several factors or brings forth several personality factors and because it's a condition, not a disorder, in other words because it's a process, not a disorder, it's a reactive process, it can be attached to any other mental health issue, including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, even eating disorders. You can find narcissism everywhere, even in schizophrenia, in psychotic disorders, we have grandiose psychotic disorders. Narcissism is not a mental health issue. Narcissism is the very foundation and core of personality formation and personal growth. Primary narcissism is what drives the baby to become effectively human and then we have healthy narcissism throughout life. Narcissism is who we are. It can go bad like cells which become cancerous, but we have cells everywhere and we have narcissism everywhere and we have narcissism in everything, self-confidence, self-esteem and mental health issues. So we should get rid of the conception of narcissism as a specific disorder with a list of criteria and symptoms and if we only get five out of mine, this is nonsense. The spectrum model which is a dimensional model is much closer to the reality and the reality is if you have a mental health issue, you're going to react to the internal trauma of experiencing your mental illness with narcissism. That is inevitable. Experiencing mental illness exactly like experiencing COVID or chronic illness is a traumatic experience and it's superimposed on a traumatic early childhood. So it's a double trauma. It's a resonant trauma. The trauma of being mentally ill resonates with the trauma that had led to the mental illness. It's an echo chamber and to cope with this, we need narcissistic defenses. These are the only defenses we have even as healthy people. So ultimately when we have mental illness, we're going to end up being narcissistic. If we are exposed to trauma, complex trauma, we're going to end up being narcissistic. If we get sick physically, we're going to end up becoming more narcissistic.  It's a positive adaptation in extreme situations. The problem is when these defenses are leveraged and used in day-to-day life, there's no emergency, no trauma, no mental illness and no chronic illness. That's where the trouble starts. And narcissists need you to manage their internal environment. Narcissism by definition is a diet, not a person. Narcissism doesn't have a personality which makes the whole concept of narcissistic personality disorder counterproductive, not to say nonsensical. Narcissists have no ego. How can they have a personality? Narcissists borrow your personality. You help them to regulate their needs, their cognitions, their emotions, everything, the sense of self-worth. And exactly like people who borderline personality disorder who also have a false self, the aim of the false self is to hail, to interpolate, to cause people to react in highly rigid and structured forms. Rendering them in many ways, pseudo-narcissists as well.


And when you're so sold on what you do and you're so sold on what your product does, they'll become sold too.  Everybody say common sense again. If you were to buy life insurance, is life insurance a selfless product that you buy and all the money that you pay, you're never going to get anything in return for it, your family will. Am I correct?  But when you die, right? You never get anything until that date. When you die, your family gets the money. Does that make sense? So, you're spending money out of your check. It's opposite of what we've been taught in life. Am I right? So, what do we need to do when we're selling insurance and somebody's on the phone with us and they say they don't want to buy insurance? Listen, number one, I totally understand. Let me ask you a question. Let's go outside of this phone conversation for just a second. Let's go to the last 30 seconds of your life. In the last 30 seconds of your life, what would you be thinking about? Your family. I'm going to ask you a question. Do you want to make sure that on the worst day of their life, they had the money so they don't need to be worried about anything or do you not care? Yes, which one is it? You want it for them or you don't? You want them to receive a tax free check when you're gone so they don't have to move out of the house. It's going to take a half a year for everybody to even get their life back together. You're going to want them to not have to think about money. Am I correct? Yes or no? Then if you are, then we need to do this and that's where we make the decision is at the end of your life. Does that make sense? We don't make it on the phone today because you're not dying today. But the deal is there's controllables and uncontrollables.  Am I right?  Hey guys, what's going on? It's Andy. A lot of you leave comments telling me that you need help. Do me a favor and tell you the best way to get a hold of me. Shoot me a text message right now,<PHONE_NUMBER>.<PHONE_NUMBER>. I'll help you with whatever you need.  Let's get back to the video. So if we can't control that and I can't tell you when your heart's going to stop beating or if someone's going to kill you in an accident, what I need to know is in the last 30 seconds of your life, are you going to want to thank God my family is getting a check? They're not going to have to have anything worried about. It's going to be hard enough that I'm gone, but financially they can stay in the home and they're good. Would you want that to happen? Yes or no? Then let's do it. If not, let's not do it. Do you see how easy I just made the decision? You guys need to go pro. You guys need to understand this. People will always try to talk themselves out of it because they don't believe. Does that make sense? Okay. So who sold you? And when you're so sold on what you do and you're so sold on what your product does, they'll become sold too.  You're not sold. Since you're not sold, nobody else is buying your ****. Get intense. Get obsessed. Get passionate for Christ's sakes.  Be different than all those other **** losers out there. Don't be like them. And if you're not like them, they'll pay you all the dough. Every cent. You know why? Because I did it. I'm giving the same exact blueprint that I did.  Hey guys, I just want to tell you're the true one percenters. You made it till the end of the video. Do me a favor. Share it with the friend that wants to go to another level. Make sure you like the video. Comment below so I know who you are. Set your notifications and then subscribe to the channel. We got daily sales training videos dropping. I'll see you soon.


I got to secure my finances, because if I don't win, I got to take care of my family, take care of people. So it was like, I'd lock in sometime and I, you know, I'm putting that first.  So sometimes, you know, we out here living in a town where women wanna be in competition with your dreams. And I'm not saying that was the case with her, but I wasn't even gonna let her get that for her. But you know, it is what it is. Non-petition with your dreams, I like that. No, motherfuckers are being competition in this day and game with the grand. You know what you can tell?  That's not happening, baby.  Not me. Not me. Not while 0267, AKA Wallace Bibbles. That would never happen. But you know they just be testing the nigga when they say it. They ain't testing me.