that's right logan paul just weighed in on the james charles drama that's going on and he's actually being a better person than jeffrey star what is up everybody this is chris from the rewire so where we talk about the problem but focus on the solution and if you're new to my channel what i like to do is take a look at different topics going on in the youtube community some of this drama that's going on and try to see what lessons we can learn from them by taking this mess and turning it into a message so if you're into that stuff make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell so check this out it was maybe like a week or two ago and one of my youtube mentors like this dude who i have the utmost respect for we were talking in text and he's like yo he's like you need to check out the logan paul podcast impulsive like he's actually a pretty smart and i'm like really like what what are you talking about like like i i know i know logan paul like i don't know him personally but i've met a million logan pauls like i would not hang out with his crew right like i'd be friendly with his crew you know what i mean but i've also seen logan paul obviously with his japan controversy and all those things i'm like this dude doesn't have like an intelligent bone in his body but i also know he you know the dude's a millionaire so he's got some intelligence right but anyway so when my mentor told me that uh you know the the logan paul podcast was actually pretty good and they have some decent insights i'm like whatever i just i just didn't watch it like i've seen some clips here and there and everything actually one dude who um i actually talked to not that long ago uh kevin hinds who is the guy who was in logan paul's comeback video who jumped off the golden gate bridge and now he um speaks all over the country for suicide awareness he was recently on the logan paul podcast too but anyways anyways i saw logan paul on the impulsive podcast just did a video titled dear james charles right i'm like okay like i was like i gotta see i gotta see what logan paul has to say about this situation right like logan paul had the biggest controversy on youtube today like nobody is going to beat him by the way by the way some of you have been asking me when i mentioned like tanimojo filmed a dead body like go look it up like go watch i nabbers video on it it was it was big new it was like big news but not as big as the logan paul one like tanimojo vlogged opening up a bathroom door where a dude overdosed and she filmed it and put it up and she since deleted the video like i'm surprised how many people don't know about that story anyways logan paul obviously filmed the body in japan so i was like what what what's he have to say about this so in the in the podcast he actually talks about how he doesn't like james charles he doesn't like james charles at all like he doesn't like james charles as a person because um james charles is like openly like sassed uh logan paul on twitter and things like that like he's not a fan of james charles and logan paul actually talks about how he was going to make a video like talking crap and jumping on the hate train for james charles because he felt this kind of vindication and let me tell you let me tell you like logan paul touches on this in his podcast but he says he no longer surrounds himself with yes men and a bunch of people in his circle were like yo dude don't make that video don't make that video and logan paul talks about something like whoo whoo whoo trust me i know what he's talking about he was talking about how since his controversy he's felt like restricted because he's a creator and he can't create what he wants and you know because people are telling him like it's bad for his brand it's bad for you know all these other things right and i can definitely relate i can relate so so so much i'm gonna vaguely touch on it but you guys know what i'm talking about with the nick with the nicocado avocado situation going on i've had so many requests to cover that story and it's just something i'm not gonna do all right go watch i'm averse videos on it but i understand what logan paul's saying like after you have some controversy you have to be very mindful of it but like first i just gotta give props to logan paul for having that growth like am i am i a fan of his content no do i agree with the the shameless marketing he does towards kids no but this podcast is great because i think it's like kids don't listen to podcasts so you get to learn a little bit more about who logan paul is as a person and his views on things and it's actually not that bad but the next thing i want to talk about is that like i got some heat on my video that was titled like pewdiepie defends james charles and here's the thing that people aren't getting like you can you can defend a person without defending their actions i don't think a lot of people are getting that because with the magnitude of this james charles situation how it's blown out of proportion like you cannot defend that person's actions but you can stand up and say yo yo like the punishment does not fit the crime right you can speak out against things like cancel culture and mob mentality without you know agreeing with what that person did i've said it in every video i've done on james charles like the dude did some scummy things he has a lot to learn a lot to grow from but i am somebody who's a recovering drug addict and alcoholic so i empathize with this guy and i believe forgiveness is one of the important things as long as the person is willing to put in the work to to improve as a person and that's something that logan paul talks about a lot he has advice for james charles and things like that but where does jeffrey star come into play where does jeffrey star come into play like logan paul throughout this podcast i'll touch on a few more of the things you talk about in a second but he he is not taking any kind of moral high ground against james charles like meanwhile meanwhile jeffrey star who is supposed to be a friend and a mentor to james charles is just throwing that dude under the bus i highly recommend all of you go and watch the new video from i'm alex talking about this like it is absolute like i feel so bad for james charles and the aspect of the crappy friends that he was keeping around and the the terrible mentor he kept around with jeffrey star jeffrey star here's a screenshot real quick jeffrey star has deleted thousands of tweets since this controversy happened it is so easy it is so easy for people to take the moral high ground when somebody else is getting kicked in the teeth it is so easy for someone like jeffrey star to call james charles a predator to say that he's banned from his house to call him a danger to society i just watched the new drama alert video on this and um keemstar actually talked to james charles uh not james charles keemstar actually talked to jeffrey star and jeffrey star told him some things off record and everything like that like i cannot imagine i like unless james charles like did just something so horrendous i cannot imagine i've run through a million possibilities of scenarios in my head i'm trying to imagine what james charles could have done that jeffrey's talking about that jeffrey hasn't done which is either a as bad or b worse so like in my opinion in my opinion like jeffrey star is being such a terrible person right now and like you can you can denounce a person's actions without getting rid of them like going back to defending the person's uh the person rather than their actions like think about if you have a child like any of you parents out there my son screws up my son's a great kid he's a fantastic kid teachers love him parents love him like when he goes over to his little friend's house but he screws up right like when my kid gets in trouble at school like if if the punishment didn't fit the crime and if like the the teachers or the school was like punishing my son like way more than i thought was like fit for what he did you're damn right i'm gonna stick up for my son and that's what disgusts me about people like jeffrey star in this situation because he's not doing that like that would be like me just throwing my son to the wolves and just be like oh kid you screwed up you made your bed here you go the school system like no like stick up for him and i'll be totally honest in my opinion two people two people tati westbrook and shane dawson need to make like a full public statement they've made a couple statements but like i mean something a little bit more in depth to help james charles out because nobody thought this was gonna happen nobody expected this to happen jeffrey star i don't expect it from him he's not he's not the great guy that everybody thinks he is in my opinion but anyways going back to logan paul like logan paul discusses what he would do if he was james charles or his advice to james charles which is like understanding that you're not canceled you're not fully canceled like that is great advice like he is still going to have a loyal following because james star uh james star what is wrong with me james charles is good at what he does he's good at makeup he's great at makeup right so he has a skill okay that is going to keep an audience he is a great businessman and everything like that but logan paul's advice to james charles is you have to work on yourself as a person like that's the only thing and that's all we can do that's all we can do like the hate mob is so brutal like people just want somebody to delete their channel disappear into the mountains forever which is absolutely ridiculous like imagine if you screwed up at your job and like you're just never supposed to be in that career again for something that is not even like that bad and when i say that that like logan paul goes into quite a bit of his own opinion about how labeling james charles as a sexual sexual predator is absolutely ridiculous and people need to chill out with that nonsense like they mentioned like you know people like uh it was either r kelly or michael jackson like those are sexual predators like you are you are lumping james charles into a category with people like r kelly okay so like people need to chill out with that mess but it's it's just amazing to me that you have somebody like logan paul who is showing more empathy and maturity than somebody like jeffree star like i think people really need to process that and like like logan paul talks in his podcast like the beauty community is absolutely ruthless and the best way i can sum it up is it feels like the beauty community is just filled with people who have black and white thinking who are willing to step over each other and it is just it's brutal i'll leave you with this one of my favorite people to read books from to watch youtube videos from to follow on social media is gary vaner chuck and what logan paul talks about why he didn't like kick james charles was while he was down is what gary vaner chuck talked about and he gary always says this like a lot of people try to have the biggest building in town by tearing down all of the other buildings but the thing to do with integrity is to just build the biggest building in town and that's the problem we see with the beauty community is everybody is trying to tear each other down and looking at this thing now that it's kind of like you know calming down a little bit we have to check in with people like jeffree star's motives um i don't think tati westbrook had uh poor motives i i think i think she's reflecting on this situation and realizing that you know maybe she should have handled this in a different way because nobody nobody on earth could have seen this company coming but but one more thing the thing that bumps me out is how people like shane dawson tati westbrook and so many other people cosine jeffree star's bullcrap right they cosine him and god only knows why it's because when jeffree star does it it's totally okay when jeffree star deletes thousands of tweets everybody turns a blind eye doesn't question it like where are the people in jeffree star's life to say hey jeffree remember when you did literally the exact same things do you remember that hey jeffree do you remember when you were saying openly racist slurs like why is nobody in jeffree's inner circle calling that in fact jeffree star is currently number two trending on youtube right now okay just completely enabling him like i don't know this whole situation has had me change my opinion on jeffree star as a person and what i want you all to take away from this is like look who you're hanging out with look at who kicks who when they're down and and everything like that like just check in with this stuff and you know what like makeup is cool makeup is fun if you like doing makeup you do you boo but the other thing you should do is watch swoop's new video i'll link that down in the description with um with the new i'm alex video as well as the impulsive podcast but swoop talks about why she kind of got out of the beauty community because it's absolutely brutal anyways this video is a lot longer than i thought it was gonna be if you like this video please give it a thumbs up if you're new make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell because i make a ton of videos and a huge huge thank you to everybody supporting the channel over on patreon you're all amazing and if you would like to help support what i'm doing here get access to our monthly q&a some of the perks benefits get your name in the credits click the tap right there all right thanks again so so much for watching i'll see you next time


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I'll talk about that reduced cost too and how that'll make you a lot of money Another sip here if you don't know me and if you're new I Operate several different businesses online The first business I had online was well actually I had once before that that didn't do well But my survival food company does very well, and that is survival cave food. Let me put that in there Feel free to Google survival cave food And that is our main company But I also do sales training. I teach people how to make money online. I have courses on Facebook ads I have courses on Shopify on drop shipping On emailing all kinds of different courses Online that you can get access to and you can find links to all of that in the description below So yeah, you can check that out. James says. Oh, yeah, I remember to hit the like button I forgot to tell him. Thanks James. Make sure you hit that like button. That's really important That you do that on every single video and James is always positive. He says we're gonna have a great session today. We are We are we already are we're already having a great session, are we? But make sure you hit that like button do it on every single video You can go through my whole channel if you want just like videos that would be very helpful But today we are talking about this content thing and it's really pretty important that you wrap your brain around this It's really hard to make money if you don't understand this Because you know having that free content matters so darn much. I mean it really really does And let me adjust one thing here. I got one thing that I Need to adjust one second It's kind of hard this thing. I've got my computer up on the stand Because it's difficult to get to There we go, there we go Okay And it's it's hard because I gotta stand up to get to it. I've got it like one on this I don't know a basket and then a box nothing fancy. That's for sure But it it works well for me So that's why I use it. Are you guys posting content now?  And where are you posting content? And what are you posting content about? I'd like to know some of that so feel free to put that in the chat section if you're doing that All right, let me get all my stuff up here There we go There we go And I do content, you know every single day I mean, that's just what I do. I post content and it's it's worked out well for me But I want to talk about why these things work out well and The the psychology behind content And I would tell you the first thing is Don't post anything or do anything that is misleading to people. That's the biggest thing Have you checked out Michael same's groove digital? No, I haven't You know, I know mike medium and There's so many things to really check out and do And I know a lot of his stuff is kind of like a knockoff of kartra. So I have not For that reason It just it's just too many things just too many things to do to get into all that now So let's talk about What your expertise is are you an expert?  I don't even know what it is But I think it is knowing more than the person that you're sharing content with I think that's pretty much all an expert is Are there all kinds of degrees and in things that you can get in life? Yeah, there are But the thing is A lot of people with all those degrees don't make any money And a lot of people without degrees have made a lot of money You know, you look at some of the top minds in the world, you know billionaires and they just you know Have concentrated on what their expertise is so Here's what it what happens once you post content online. You are searchable. So that's the first thing I'm going to tell you whether it's a video whether it's a blog No matter if you're just talking, you know online, whatever it is You're now searchable because there's something there.  They see that you've posted stuff They see that you've done stuff and as soon as you do that What that's going to do is that's going to lend a little bit of credibility to you now obviously The more stuff you post online Then you know the more credibility you're going to have And you can do that several different ways you can have a blog on your website Um, when you have a blog on your website people can go to it. They can learn different things I think probably one of the best blogs Is neil patel, uh, neil patel has a great blog, you know, you may want to check him out But you know, he consistently posts content. I mean all the time And in doing so he's created a name for himself Just by posting that content on a consistent basis And and that's something that will lend some credibility The next thing that happens is when you post any content, whether it's a blog, whether it's a video no matter what it is You're giving people kind of a taste of you. Okay, you're saying hey, this is some of the stuff I know this is some of the stuff I want to share And when they see that they're getting to see basically a sampling of you I see a lot of people who will tease with their content and when I say tease what they do Is they will not really give the content. They'll promise that if you buy their course If you get their stuff, then you're going to get the real answers Um, and I think that's the wrong thing to do. I I think personally You know, I would lead with some of my best content and I do have some of my best content is free Now obviously if you get one of my courses or something like that, it's more organized You can go through it in fashion and you know accomplish your goals a whole lot easier more than just random content that I put out there but Certainly you want to put out content guys That is some of your best stuff and I know a lot of people are afraid to do that They said man, I don't want to give up my best stuff because then I won't have anything to sell well You should have more than whatever you're doing online. Okay, like I've got more than a 10 minute video or 30 minute video to instruct people with But if you don't give up, you're really good stuff. Okay, if you don't really give them something awesome online For free then they aren't going to think much of what you do have, you know, they're not going to go Oh, well, he's kind of teasing. Maybe I'll buy his course and see if it's any good They don't want to do that. They want to see if it's good already So having that content that is some of your best stuff is so so very important Um And you know, I didn't I didn't cover it in the beginning But you know content can be delivered in so many different ways It could be a downloadable pdf that you give away for free. It could be a blog That you've written on your website. It could be a contributor blog that you wrote on somebody else's website It could be videos that you do It could be live streams that you do like what i'm doing right here right now All of these things are content And they all help build your brand The next thing it does Is it brings Mind of recognition and what I mean by that is if you're consistently, you know, posting things online You're consistently doing videos online. Like I consistently do a lot of different videos I'm always front of mind because when people go online, they're like, oh, we did some more stuff Oh, we did some more stuff. You did some more stuff. Now. I've been doing it I guess really content contribution for free for probably about six years I want to say it's probably started in 2015 doing that And prior to that I didn't you know prior to that I just concentrate on my business I concentrate on making money online, which was fine But then once I discovered that I could help people out that was kind of a cool thing Um, and that's that comes to my next step when you post content you actually help people You're actually helping people out there.  They all need something And when you can fill that pain point when you can make that pain go away with your content with your information With your contribution You're going to build up some loyalty And loyalty is pretty darn important. You know, I am uh, I don't know But 20 or 30 people away 40 people away. I don't know from hitting my 5000 I've been talking about that for a couple weeks now hitting my 5000 subscribers on youtube And I think I've gotten a lot of them just because of loyalty because I keep giving people free content I keep teaching people how to do these things And that's so very important and then I want to go back to what I said in the beginning too The content that you give people make sure it's proven and make sure it works Okay, so here's what's going to happen. You're going to post something online Maybe you post how to send out emails and you give some examples of emails People are going to take that information and they're going to try it and they're going to apply it to their audience their list or whatever And if they use your information And they get good results. Guess what they're going to do. They're going to come back to you for more information Now that that information may be in the form of some free stuff But it also may be in the form of buying information from you in the form of a course Or a book or whatever it is you're selling or your services, you know, maybe you're doing SEO or something like that So they're going to come back to you and go well the free stuff worked and since the free stuff worked I bet his paid stuff or her paid stuff is really really good So it's really important that when you put this information out there, it's proven information Now think of the flip side of this. Let's say you put out some examples of emails and Those emails were taken by somebody and they applied it and they sent it out to their list and they get zero results Nobody opened the emails. Nobody bought from the emails. Nothing happened. What have you just done? You've just tarnished your reputation, right? You've tarnished your chances of selling these people anything in the future because they're going to go Well, you know, his stuff doesn't work. Her stuff doesn't work And I see that I see that a lot. I see people You know, the only reason I know this is because I've been doing this for so many years now But I see people putting out information that I know is not going to work. I know it's not going to work I watched a guy who Had a course on how to make money on affiliate marketing And he would tell people to go and sign up for his affiliate program of which they get 50% And then take his affiliate marketing stuff and post it everywhere to get people to buy his course And then that way they could make money He would tell him to send it to their friends their family on social media And a lot of these things were violations of some of these social platforms But imagine All of a sudden tomorrow you you have some other guys course and you're telling your friends and family Hey, you ought to get his course because you'll make you money and that's how i'm making money by pushing his course You know, I don't think so. I don't think so First off That tells you how he's making his money. He's making his money off other people trying to push his stuff He doesn't know how to market his stuff if he knew how to market it He would need to go out and find affiliates or make affiliates out of people who aren't and have them You know market his program. This is the craziest thing in the world now. Has he made some money doing that? Yeah Is there longevity to that? No No, there's not because you haven't really set people up for success all you've done to set yourself up for success Um And the way he said to go about it and just post stuff on social media The odds of anybody buying his courses were very slim But he did the numbers he would say well I'm going to get thousands of people doing this and if I get thousands of people doing it And you know each individual person posts like 300 or 400 times and I get one sale off it Then that's good for me, but it's not good for them. That's the other thing you got to look at Is it good for them? So when you're posting Your content online, the next thing I would tell you is make it good for them You know, what what is the benefit they're going to get out of it? I try to give people information so that When they consume this information when they've learned this information They can actually have a tool or a talent to go out and make money on their own without me They won't need me. So they don't they don't need to market my course to make a living I teach them, you know, and I have another course coming out of this But I'll teach them how to make their own course how to market their own stuff I had to do stuff that's going to work on any kind of product whether it's a physical product Whether it's a digital product and if I do that and I improve their life But they have new skills that when I come out with something else they may buy it And that's the next thing I'm going to tell you Not everybody's going to buy from you Not everybody's going to buy from you. You got to deal with that not everybody's going to buy from you As a matter of fact the majority of the people are not going to buy from you. They're just not And that's okay. That's okay. You say, well, I don't want to give all this free information to all these people They never buy anything from you. That's the game. That's the game. That's how this thing works Is that you provide all this free information and every now and then somebody will buy something from you That's how it works every now and then but if you do this enough And you provide enough good information that small portion of people that's going to buy from you Will make up for all the ones that don't It's the same thing with running ads the small portion of the ads that work They're going to make up for all the ads that don't Um, that's just life. Um, it's it goes right back to that 80 20 rule You know, you're going to try 100 things and 80 of them are going to probably fail But the 20 will make up for all that 80. Uh, and that's how you got to look at it. So posting Um content online whether it's videos whether it's blogs whether it's articles no matter what it is Whether it's lives like I'm doing right now should all lead to profit on down the road But that's not the purpose of doing it the purpose of doing it is actually to help people out Imagine that you actually help people out and they get results and then on down the road They may buy something from you. What a theory, right? Um Jane says I read Uh that changing the world Oh, I'm sorry changing the word register which didn't get conversions To next dramatically improve sales. Yeah, we test that stuff all the time. Um, what we like to do on the buttons Is um, we will put on there what they're actually doing So instead of saying, you know submit, okay on a button will put um claim your uh food Okay, so we'll actually put on the button what it is or um Pick your time or register. Well, we do use the word register by the way We've done fine with it, but it'll say register now because when they click the button, what does that mean? What are they doing? I think it's really important on buttons It don't put on their click here. What does click here mean click here means nothing But that is an important distinction and you've got to test it every page is different We just recently changed my wife's opt-in page and we went from like 8 up to like 25 percent because we did some changes on our page And that's another thing. I don't care how long you've been in this You're going to learn some basics But no matter how long you've been in this you still got to test stuff because you're not The market you're just somebody who is trying to market when I say you're not the market Whatever you think whatever you want to do doesn't matter. What matters is the reaction of the market So you try different things and see what they're going to do. Uh, let me look at some of your other Comments here. Paul says I think it's so important to build your own products It can be yeah, and in some people have made a living off being an affiliate market or marketing everybody else's products The problem with being an affiliate marketer If you're not building a list is that you've never built anything. In other words, you don't have an audience you can go to So that's the tough part of that Let's see here paul says, I think your reputation for delivering quality information and content is so important to building your brand That's the draw here for me. Oh, well, thank you paul. I appreciate that Yeah, and all I really do, you know, my my content is just based on stuff. I've tried that worked And then I tell you about the stuff I tried that didn't work And then that way it saves you some time. I mean basically that's all my training is It is it is stuff that I've tried it's proven. It's made me money odds are it's going to make you money, too Does it mean that everybody's going to make money with it? No As a matter of fact, I think it's interesting, you know, I'm a frank current. I think is a really good marketer And I think it's funny a lot of people think Well, what I'm going to do is I'm going to buy a lot of frank current stuff And I'm going to do exactly what he does and I'm going to make a lot of money And it won't work. It won't work. Uh, as a matter of fact, I talked to frank. Uh, I was in a war room with him in a mastermind Uh, and we were sitting across the table and he was saying that his success Was based on, you know, what he did Uh, and what he did Was he spent 10 million dollars on making himself frank current? And I said, what do you mean? He says, well, if you run enough ads for enough time People get to know you and all of a sudden you become that person that you've run all the ads about So he said he invested 10 million dollars on what's coming frank current So if you were to have all of his stuff or you were to have all my stuff and you do exactly what I do And you don't put in any extra work or effort or anything like that You just try to copy everything you're not going to be successful and you're not because you're not me Right when people buy my course they buy jr. Fisher's course All right, they know me from my content all that this is something you need to build on your own And that's why I don't I don't tell people hey, you know copy all my stuff and you're going to get rich I'm saying no these these things. I'm going to show you work really well But you've got to apply them to your own brand and your own stuff And I think that's one thing paul just said was, you know build your own stuff. It's very true Um, you got to kind of have your own stuff. You got to have your own brand They're going to buy because of you People are more apt to buy Because it's a person now than it's a company You know and and if you don't think that's true Look at all the big companies that have failed like sears and you know macy's and jc pennies and all these big companies That had that brand name, but they didn't have any person behind it. There was no person there Um, you know, I I don't know how men's warehouses doing but for the years It was George Zimmer with the men's warehouse and a lot of people bought their suits there because it was George That's why they bought them. Uh, now it's just the men's warehouse. There's nobody behind it. It's just the name men's warehouse So I don't it's lost. It's shined with me. I used to go in there. I don't do anymore um Let's see here. How many things Do you change when testing one? One just one because if you change multiple things Uh, and i'm going to give a caveat to this in a second But if you change multiple things, you won't know which thing work Uh, and the caveat i'll give you to this is if you want to change multiple things That's um, you only do that if the thing you're working on let's say it's an opt-in page is getting almost no results If you're getting almost no results, you know, you're getting like less than 1% opt-in then the whole page is bad Something's really bad there. Um, but like we just did, um Jessica's page and changed just two or three things. Uh, but we did them all individually To see what happened. So in other words, let's say you've got you want to you want to test a headline in an email That's fine. But don't change the email right because you just want to change the headline to see which headline works best Once you figured out what headline works best Your subject line. I shouldn't say headline Then of course you could go and change the email to see which email works best But you only want to change one thing at a time and you only want to change one thing at a time Because if you change three things, which thing made the difference? You don't know you don't know So that's really important. Uh, by the way, I sent you a message on messenger Hope you take message in spirit given Uh, paul, I didn't I have not checked these. Uh, but since we're here now, let's see what's going on in messenger Um Let's see here. Oh my gosh. This is a long one paul. This is a long long one. Oh my goodness. I have to read this later Uh There's a lot of stuff. Let me read all this paul and I will get back to you Okay, I can't read all this right now It's a lot to read. Thank you so much though. I really appreciate you going through that time To do that. Um, that's effort and I appreciate that.  Yeah, I don't yeah I'm not I don't I don't like I don't like to dress up. I'd rather have my shorts and t-shirt I have to dress up certain times. I'm getting ready to go to a wedding now on the east coast And I'm leaving next month. Yes, this is me. I gotta think of what month it is I'm leaving next month on the ninth And uh, yeah, I gotta I gotta put on some dress clothes. I gotta do that Guys, we're nearing the end here, but if you got any questions on what I've shared today about content And this is how you make millions by doing free things Understand that And I talked about this yesterday.  You give them good information.  Yeah, what he's saying is true. Um, so I I encourage you try this stuff out Don't just listen to me put it into practice because listening to me teaches you but putting it into practice actually makes you money Okay, so that's what you need to do. You've got to put this stuff into practice I see so many people who listen and it's okay if you do for entertainment factor But if you want to make money, you have to apply this stuff. It's so important that you do this app Excuse me application Is profit, okay? Education is entertainment. So You've got to apply this stuff How many free reports do you give away at one time? Just one one at one time Yeah, I'm now I've got a whole lot of different free things That they can opt in for but you know just one at a time As a matter of fact, if it if it's a cold audience and somebody who doesn't know me the shorter the smaller You know the more concise it is the better, you know one page pdf works just as well Is a longer one as a matter of fact if you've got a 40 or 50 page pdf Who the heck wants to read that anyhow? I don't want to read 40 pages of anything, right? So This the shorter the better you don't have to put tons of effort into it Just make it good quality. Make it proven guys. Don't promise people stuff From whatever you're giving them if you haven't proven it in other words You haven't gotten results from it. Did you make money off it? Did you build your audience from it? Did you get sales? Did you get opt-ins? Make sure whatever you're giving people works because they may try it And if they try it and they don't get results, you've wasted your time. Okay, so make sure they do get results Do you write your emails in cartra or use another software? I write them all in cartra I just said there are you know every now and then I'll use like a word doc And do it that way then copy and paste it But for the most part I just do it in cartra I like cartra. It's really good. You know interesting. I've been testing stuff And I was sitting I sent out an email the other day I think I said it's a 10 or 20 thousand people And I did one with a picture in it of what I was talking about one without a picture And the one without a picture got double the click through great is the one with the picture So I don't know you know, I took the and I spent a lot of time doing this picture and making it look good And it was all fancy and it had a click here button all that stuff and it didn't do as well as no picture So sometimes less effort will bring you more results and I don't understand that I never do understand that Thoughts on short versus long emails I do medium I literally do medium I don't do those super long ones that you got to scroll you may have to scroll a half a page on mine You know, I think everybody's different there. I think everybody's audience is different there Understand I think a lot of people use emails wrong Email is not to sell anything. My email is to get them to click. That's it It's just like your subject line is not to tell them what's in the email. It's not about subject It's to get them to open the email once they open the email the emails to get them to click It's to put enough information there to where they want to click and get more of whatever you've said in that email But if it says, you know buy this here now Yeah, it doesn't it doesn't do as well as if you just get them to click I almost never will put the price Or exactly what you're going to get in an email because if I put the price in there, they don't have to click That they're going to have to click to see the price to see what I'm selling to see what the discount is All those things are going to have to click to see it. I just did that with um for canned meats We are killing it. I mean killing it guys With that email campaign um, and I I spent This email campaign Goes out to people they get an email a day for four days I think they get two or three the last day and it took me two weeks to write that campaign And to you know put together the sales pages all it took me two weeks And that's for one of our size cans the 28 ounce Now I'm getting ready to do one for the 14 and a half ounce But you want to put a lot of thought into these emails. They really matter so much And it's funny because I can write an email and then I can go back to that email a day or two later And I'm like, oh, this is awful. No, I gotta change this. Why did I say this? So step away from it go back and look at it. This is true with your content to your blogs Watch some of your own videos. Sometimes I watch my videos. I'm like, I said that wrong. I did that wrong And unfortunately on a live one like this. I can't take it back.  It makes you makes me cringe. It's like terrible. Oh my god. I gotta change this Um, so that's something else I would tell you too So yeah, I think we're near the end. I hate more than two links of emails had one with five links to a product Yeah, I think the other problem with that Paul is that If you put too many links in there it gets caught in spam filters. Um, so you don't want to do that I put two to three in mine I need to click a button to see photos etc with email. Yeah. Yeah, that's true too. Um, that's very true There's that, um, curiosity that kind of clicks in which is kind of interesting So, yeah, we're down to uh 9 29 So we've got our 30 minutes in I don't know how we ended up with 30 minutes and somehow that you know throughout this year I've been doing that. I don't know how many months. I've been doing this I think three or four months. Uh, we're being going live every day and today Right after this I get a film 12 videos 12 videos. So I'm gonna be pretty busy today But that's my day. That's what I chose to do and uh, It keeps it keeps the machine cranking, you know, if you keep putting out that content When doing a food product, do you run it through somebody to make sure it meets all regulatory requirements? Yeah, actually we have the USDA is on site where we do our canning They have an office there and they check everything all the time. You know, that's been done for years I've been doing that product for over a decade now But yeah, everything has to be run through compliance My labels for the cans have to be run through compliance Yeah, it's not it's not like just what I want to do You know, what we say on the cans the ingredients the calories all those things have to be run through compliance So we do all that All right guys, do you have any more questions? If so put them in that chat box if you put them in here now and then I end and I don't get a chance to answer it I will come back and answer it. If you're not watching this live Why not? Oh, you got something to do. Yes, you have a life. Oh, okay. I understand that Well, if you're not watching this live, uh, you can put your comments in the comment section Which will be below the video right below the description After I end this video here I don't like when I have to leave Email and visit another website to get the information Yeah Yeah I know what you're saying And I don't either But it works And that's the thing you got to go with what works a lot of things like I hate pop-ups I hate but I hate when I go to a website. There's a pop-up But they work I had a pop-up on my survival food site for six years now and it's made me millions of dollars And I hate them, but they work. So I got to go with what works. Not what I like. Unfortunately, james That's the way this stuff works out Thanks again jr peace and blessings always everyone see y'all tomorrow. Thank you so much james Appreciate every one of you being here. Don't forget you need to subscribe if you haven't done so I'm so close just close help me get there and don't forget to ring the bell Turn on all bell notifications here notified each and every time I go live I appreciate each and every one of you love having you here And I hope this helps you out. I'm so sure it was somebody give me a thumbs up and like the video if you would Also do that. I appreciate you guys so much and I'll talk to you later when we find the screen to turn this thing off which is Let's see here When in manufacturing food, do you check multiple suppliers monthly on product or stick with same? Now I have the same four farms that we buy our proteins from I've had it for over 10 years. I don't change that at all because we have certain specifications Certain ways we want animals treated. We do humane processing. We do non-mechanical separation The animal has to be treated right so there's no point in me switching any of that. I never do And sometimes I run out because they can't supply enough But yeah, I stick with what I got just do that


This video covers how to start developing a health-related research topic. Be warned, the process is not linear and may require you to be flexible. First, you need to start somewhere. If you have a broad topic in mind, great! That's the first step. If you're still thinking about what you want to write, about, or study, consider the classes you are taking or an interesting topic you have covered. Nothing? Next, go explore what professional organizations or government agencies are talking about. The National Institute of Health, NIH, has a hot topic page and most professional organizations, like the American Nursing Association, has newsletters or hot topic pages. What do they care about? What's going on? Consider these as options for your topic. Still not sure? Another approach would be to look at news sources in the geographical area in which you are interested. Most of this work is done via Google, or articles plus, on the library's homepage.  There are ways to search Google in a smart way. Also, you can find a lot of legitimate information openly on the web, including government data and reports. One way to search Google smart is to limit your site domain to .gov or .edu. This will limit the type of resources you get by limiting to government websites, or educational websites, for example. Then you type in your topic of interest in parentheses. I will show you an example here next. Let's say I'm interested in maternal death. This is my broad topic to start. Next, I need to start narrowing the topic. I can begin by thinking about who the topic impacts and why it matters. To me, maternal death impacts expecting mothers, their families, and the health personnel that see to them. Also, this is a current topic, so I'm interested in information from the last 10 years to more recently published. And I would say in the United States, but I'm going to start with focusing my question to Ohio. A great start for narrowing my topic. Next, I use smart Google to start gathering information. I still haven't answered the so what to my topic. So what about this is important? What do I want to know? Or what is there to know? Start at Google and type in your limiting site domain. I'm going to start with governmentresources.gov. Then my topic. I will start broad, so parentheses, maternal death, and Ohio parentheses. Then search, explore, and think to yourself. So what about this topic? From one of those search results, I found data from the state of Ohio about how many deaths occur here in the state versus the entire United States. In the U.S., pregnancy-related deaths have been steadily increasing since the 80s. 408 deaths in Ohio alone between 2008 and 2015. I want to know why Ohio is fairly high, and so I have the start of a research question. Lastly, you need to decide if your research question is answerable. Not all of them are. You will need to be flexible with your research question and adjust as you explore the literature. It will take some going back and forth, and some topics are trickier than others. If you have questions, let your librarian know.


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Tonight's FBI file, The Hapeless Hijackers. The Federal Bureau of Investigation cooperates in bringing this series of official radio programs to you because it feels that progress in a democracy is made in only one way, through the increased knowledge of the citizens. These dramatizations are intended to increase your knowledge about crime and its effect on you, the average decent citizen. Tonight's case concerns auto theft. Too often dismissed as a minor and unimportant crime. The truth is that auto theft today is one of the prime problems facing every law enforcement agency in the nation. In records compiled by your FBI, covering crime in every one of the 48 states, it was shown that in the past 12 months more than 169,000 cars were stolen, an average of better than 450 a day, every day throughout the year. It is true that in almost every instance, the single theft meant a loss that could be measured in terms of under a thousand dollars. But when added together, the value of those stolen cars amounted to more than 65 million dollars. That makes auto theft more than a mere petty crime. It makes it a big and successful business, a business with but one objective, money, your money. Tonight's file opens late at night in front of a large empty lot located in a midwestern city. A huge sign in front announces Park your car 25 cents. A man stands in the street in front of the lot, soliciting business. Park your car. Park your one quarter.  Hey, Mr. Davis. Did you call me? Yeah, remember me, Mr. Davis? Well, I... Good Sheriff. Used to fight at the arena. Oh, yeah. What are you doing around here? Taking a walk? No, I mean here in town. Ain't you still located in Forest City? Yeah, I'm here on business. Oh. Is this your parking lot? No, but I'm running it. Are you the manager? No, the guy who owns it just keeps it open in the daytime. I take over at night. You mean just take over? That's right. Oh, that's pretty cute. What can you steal here? Sometimes 10 bucks a night. Hey, people come in here and leave their keys in the lock, don't they?  Oh, what do you mean? That's a chicken face. Look, you need a partner. A partner? Yeah. Someone who can make keys can make you a bundle. A thermometer in your push. I was taking my temperature. No, my stomach is killing me. I always run my fever when it's upset. I'll be with you in a minute. I just want to take one of these powders. Go ahead. This is the last time I go on the road. The minute I start eating that restaurant food, plan goes the other way. Did you talk to the home office today? Will you please forget business till I take this powder? Do you think the home office can handle five cars a night? Oh, we'd have to have more trailers. I made a contact. Who? Remember a punchy fighter named Kid Sheridan? No. He used to fight at the arena every week. I run in overnight. He's working a racket for himself that we could make use of. What is it? He found a parking lot. It closes up at eight every night. The kid goes in after that, turns on the lights, and runs the chain himself. Uh-huh. I talked to him, made a deal. He nails the key from the car, turns them over to us, and we get duplicates made. You have a locksmith right near by. That's it. Then we find out from the registration where the car owner lives, tastes the house, and takes the car. Did you make a deal with this kid, director? Yeah. Twenty bucks a car. That's cheap enough. Go ahead, Artie. Start getting the keys, mate. Some weeks later, at the local FBI field office, Special Agent Jim Taylor approaches the desk of Agent Howard Marshall. Oh, hi. Oh, hi, Jim. I see we're around a new case together. What's it about? A couple of days ago, a trailer truck with five new cars skidded on Highway 76 near Newton Falls went off the road and over the cliff. That's about a hundred-foot drop there. Yeah. Well, the driver was killed and every one of the cars smashed beyond repair. Well, how do we get him on that, Jim? Well, when the local police examined the wreckage, they found that not only the trailer, but every one of the new cars have been stolen. Where? Well, the trailer was grabbed back east about two or three months ago. The five cars were all stolen right here this past week. Well, any ident on the driver, Jim? No, not yet. The police at Newton Falls sent his prints to Washington only yesterday. There wasn't any bill of lading found that and tell us where the truck is headed for, I suppose. No. I have my own theory on that, but no proof, of course. Well, what's your guess? Well, these cars obviously weren't stolen by amateurs. I think they were probably armed routes to our headquarters for repainting and other changes. That sounds logical. Well, when Washington finds out who that driver was, maybe we can locate headquarters. Howard, why don't you wait here and see if any word comes in from Washington, huh? Okay. I'll go out and interview the owners of those five stolen cars. I'm in here. What's with the lying down?  I stomach again, everything. Look at this. It's a memo from headquarters. Just came. They blame me for losing the trailer. How can they do that? You wasn't driving it. You didn't know the guy would be speeding. I know, I know, but try and explain that to headquarters. I'd like to see some of those guys go on the road once. Put up with what we have to put up with. You know what they say here? They're going to charge my account for the loss of the trailer. Hand me one of those powders. Oh, sure, phone. Here. To my youth. How glamorous it was going to be to be a thief. It'll be nightclub, beautiful women, long-sleeved cars. Man, look at me. Twenty years of stealing. I'm in a crumb hotel with outers. I'll get it. Well, whoever it is, get rid of them. Okay. Yeah, who's this? The kid. Oh, hello, kid. Look, I can't talk to you now. I'm busy. It's important. Look, the man who owns the lot came around last night. He was real, man. Look, kid, I can't be bothered now. Call me later. But I... What did he want? The guy who owns the lot came around last night and kicked him out. Then he's no good to us anymore. Hand me the phone, Artie. Who are you calling? Headquarters. I'm sending for a new trailer and a new stomach. Have you seen those car owners, huh? Any luck with them? Nothing specific. No, but I did discover a pattern. What kind? Well, every one of the robberies have been committed at night, sometime after they went to bed. Then the cars were all in a owner's garage. All but one.  Did any of them report hearing the car pull away? Yes, they all did, but they didn't realize the car was their own. Well, what about ignition keys, Jimmy? Did any of them leave them in their cars? No, none of them did, and they were all positive on that point. I think it'd be rather foolish to steal a car that brazenly, unless he had duplicate keys. Yeah, I was thinking about that myself. Oh, uh, anything come in from Washington on that driver of the trailer? Yes, he has a report right here. The Prince for Identified is belonging to a petty larceny thief from the West named Al Brown. Have you ever arrested on a stolen car, George? No. He's never been arrested east of the Rockies. Yeah. Well, it doesn't look like we'll get any of the other thieves through him. All right, let's go back and re-interview the owners of those five cars. Okay. Let's find out where each of the owners left his car with a key, and it's long enough for somebody to make a copy. Right. Here, will you interview the two over on the west side? Okay. That's their names and addresses. Thanks. Now, let's find out every place that those cars were the day before they were stolen. Can I see you a minute? Well, I won't take long, already, honest. I tried to tell you on the phone, the guy who owns the lot came down and found me.   Is that why you come here? Oh, no. I mean, well, I'd like to get back into action. Oh, who's stopping? Oh, I mean, with you. Look, kid, when the guy kicked you off the lot, that closed ideal, too. Well, ain't you got something else for me? Like, like driving a car, maybe? I drive good. We've got plenty of jockeys. Well, look, Artie, you've got to do something for me. Why? Well, I'm broken. Well, it's kind of your fault, my fault. Well, huh? Wow. Well, before you came along, things were different with me. I was only grinding out 10 bucks a night, but I was living like a guy on 10 bucks a night. Then you made a deal.  That's a lot of money, Artie. This is your complaint? Yeah, I guess maybe it is.  Well, you know what I mean.  That's what we call life. Yeah, but you don't understand. Something's happened. With horses, I used to bet deuces, but I don't get a kick out of deuces anymore. Now, I can't eat the food in them cheap joints anymore either. I can't sleep at all in a crummy room. This is what you come here to tell me? Yeah. Then get out. Huh? Get out of here. I got work to do. But you can't get rid of me that easy. I'm desperate. I'll go to the cops, Artie. You what? Well, I don't want to honest I don't, but I'm desperate. Wait a minute. Paul. What is it? Can you come here a minute? This is important. Uh, this is the guy that was working with us, the guy from the parking lot. Oh, hiya. Did I understand? He's through with that lot? That's right, but he still wants to be in the act. What do you mean? Well, it ain't something I want to do, but I'm desperate. Let me talk.  What? If we don't cut him in, he says he's going to the cops. I see. Well, you know the answer to give him. Fine. Same one you gave to that lad in Pittsburgh. Okay. I'm going back and finish my math. A nice exciting FBI file in just a moment. 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The stolen car ring in this evening's dramatization is this year's counterpart of the old-time gang. As we came to know the word in the late 1920s, most of those old-time gangs have long since banished. Of late, however, new ones have sprung up to take their place. It has once again become the criminal fashion to have a private army of hoodlums and to conduct all phases of an illegal operation within the same framework as witnessed the racket shown to you tonight. A racket in which one gang not only steals cars but also repaints them, changes the body styles and then sells them. Yes, 1949 America, despite the hard work of undermanned law enforcement agencies, has again seen a return of the gang and of the gangster. One thing has changed with that return.  Today's man in charge is an executive who attempts to run a criminal empire as smoothly as possible, who delegates authority and who has a weekly payroll to meet. He takes as few chances as he can and he tries never to do anything that any other businessman isn't called upon to do except of course that when necessary he is a throwback to his predecessors or when necessary he will kill. Tonight's file continues at the local FBI field office. Hi Jim, hope you have better luck than I did. Why, what happened? Both the people I went to see were out. Now my luck was better Howard, I saw all three of the car owners on my list. I found that each of their three cars have been put into the same parking lot downtown. Where was that? 11th and Bedford. Did you go over there? Yeah. Get anything? Well I found the man who warns the police. He seemed to be flabbergasted when I told him what I was there for. Think he's part of the outfit? No Howard, I doubt it. What was his story? Well all three of the cars have been parked at the lot at night. This man said that he closes up at eight o'clock and goes home. Well then how could anybody use the lot after him? I explained that to me. It seems that he befriended a homeless ex-fighter and let him sleep in the little office. Well then a couple of nights ago he found that this man was running the lot at night so he kicked him out. Sounds like that ex-fighter could have been mixed up in the rancor Jim. Yeah, I asked for his name but no one knew him. Is anything but just a kid. Could you get any description of him? As soon as I got it I called the police and had them send out a broadcast. Let's hope this one works. Howard, will you wait here and see if anything comes in?  Who's that? It's me, Paul. Oh. I thought maybe you were still taking a nap. No, I woke up ten minutes ago. Look, I want you to do a narrowing for me. Well, go to the grocery store and get me a couple jars of yogurt. A what? Yogurt, yogurt. I just heard about it. It's supposed to be great for the stomach. Sounds like that thing where a guy stands on his head. It's Bulgarian culture milk. What's it made of? I don't know, just get me a couple jars of it. Okay. Oh, by the way, I've been thinking about you a friend, the price fighter. And what about him? I believe it'll be better to give him some money. Keep him on the payroll till we get out of town. Well, it's a little late for that. You mean he stepped the police? No, he's dead. Dead? Well, why didn't you tell me? That's what I come in here to do. Oh, that's fine. You want me to take him out and dump him someplace? No, we can't just... We're getting out of here. Where are we going? Home.  We've filled our quarter of everything else. There's an eight o'clock train to Forest City. If we hurry, we can just make it. Well, what about that yogurt stuff? Give it back to the Bulgarian. That parking lot where the kid used to sleep nights. What are you doing there? I went through our nickname file last night before I left the office. I got pictures of everybody whose nickname is kid. I showed them to the man who warns the parking lot. He couldn't identify any of them as the one we want. Well, that was a good try. So, on my way back to the office this morning, I decided to go through the picture files of the Daily Bulletin. The Daily Bulletin? Yeah. They found one in their sports files of a man who answered the description. I brought it out here for the lot owner to identify if he could. Did he? Yeah. It's the same man. Who is he? Well, his real name, according to the caption on the picture, is George Sheridan. He fought here a few times, oh, five or six years ago. Have they got anything else on him? No, not very much. The sports editor told me he came from Forrest City, but he didn't know anything else about him. Pardon me, Jim. The other phone's ringing. Oh, sure not. I'm kid Sheridan. Yeah. Body's still there? Yes. I'll meet you over there right away. I took the body out. They left everything else undisturbed. Come on. I talked to the superintendent of the building. Sure. He gave me a pretty good description of the man who rented the place. That should help. Super, tell you what the tenant's name was. Yeah, Wheeler. Also gave me a good description of a man who... Nothing in this chest. Find anything over there? Huh? What do you got? Now, there's a sheet of paper. What's on it? Some numbers. Here. Take a look. You've got those same numbers here. Here in my pocket. Look. Well, they are the same numbers. Jim, what are they? These are the motor numbers and those five cars that were wrecked when that trailer turned over. Definitely links them with the ring. Yeah. Now our job is to find out where they went. Well, what have you got there? Oh, that's a phone number. I found it over there on the desk. I know it's the number for Western Union, but... Hey, Howard, let's use that phone. What's top about this thing? How can he? Well, this trip wasn't exactly what you'd call a big success. It wasn't our fault. I covered that very thoroughly in my report. Well, it still won't square us. You're going to have to wait for that promotion. I'll guarantee you that. I don't see why. Howard's going to hit for a raise. You can kiss that off, too. Well, let's wait and see. Go ahead, Jim. Isn't nobody working on these cars? Maybe the boss is having a meeting. Oh, yeah. I kind of hate to make my report in front of everybody. Well, when the meeting is over. You know him. The minute we get into the office, he'll stop everything and I'll be on. Can't you say your report ain't ready? In front of the whole meeting? Meeting is over, Jim. Who are you guys? We're special agents at the FBI and you're both under arrest. Come on, we're going down to headquarters and you can join the rest of your gang there. General prison for violation of the National Motor Vehicle Theft Act. All wheeler and Auti Davis were found guilty of the murder of Kid Sheridan and sentenced by state court to be executed. Who, which led special agents Taylor and Bedford to the headquarters of the Auto Theft Ring, was the Western Union telephone number. Upon checking at that office, it was learned that a Paul wheeler at the address where Kid Sheridan's body was found had been sent two wires and three money orders in the past month. A quick check revealed where they had been sent from and when that address proved to be in Forest City, the two special agents took a plane and got there before Paul and Auti arrived. With the cooperation of the local police, the two special agents were able to have everyone in the gang arrested and taken away. They then waited for the last two members to show up. The result you have already witnessed. And so another file was closed successfully by two special agents of your FBI in cooperation with two local police departments. And it was closed in the only manner that fully ensures the cessation of operations for a criminal machine with the arrest and conviction of every member of the gang. In just a moment, we will tell you about next week's exciting case from the files of your FBI. But first let's hear briefly from an equitable society representative on the subject of an equitable education fund. Fathers and mothers, the sooner you start an equitable education fund, the lower each monthly payment will be. As a matter of fact, that's the fine thing about this equitable plan. It enables you to spread the cost of your boy or girl's college education over 10 or 15 years instead of taking a financial beating in four. With an equitable education fund, the money is ready and waiting when your boy or girl is ready for college. The man whose word you have just heard speaks for 6,000 equitable society representatives from coast to coast who are always ready to give you friendly help and counsel. If you do not know the name of the equitable man in your community, send a postcard care of this station to the Equitable Life Assuring Society of the United States. We will dramatize another case from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. A dramatic story of big city rackets. It's subject. Kidnappy. It's titled The Delinquent Father. The incidents used in tonight's equitable life assurance societies broadcast are adapted from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. However, all names used are fictitious and any similarity thereof to the names of persons living or dead is accidental. Tonight's program was transcribed and the music was composed and conducted by Frederick Steiner. The author was Jerry D. Lewis. Your narrator was William Woodson and special agent Taylor was played by Stacey Harris. Others in the cast were Ed Begley, Rye Billsbury, Ted D'Corsia and George Offerman Jr. This is Your FBI is a Jerry Divine production. 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Hello, and welcome back. You've got me and Buddy today. He's decided to join me Okay, so today we're looking at how to develop a healthier coping plan And this is something that is useful for anyone who is struggling with self-harm and you're trying to break that cycle Now this won't necessarily instantly change your life But hopefully it'll give you a really really easy framework that you can use to begin to try and make a change Whether you are the person who is self-harming or whether you're supporting someone who is now It's a four-step plan and the four steps are recognize replace reduce and reflect And I'm going to walk you through each of the four steps in turn Now you might find that some of these are more helpful than others You just adapt it to suit your needs and again you might do this really formally or you might just take brief notes Or just think about it. It's up to you. Whatever works for you is the best way of doing this Okay, so step one is recognize now what we mean here is recognizing first that there's a problem Recognizing that you are indeed self-harming because sometimes we don't recognize our behaviors as harmful to ourselves And so recognizing that there's a problem and something you want to change but also recognizing Why are you self-harming and here we're thinking about what's the motivation? What is keeping you self-harming basically? What are you getting out of it in what ways it kind of helping to ease your pain in some way now for different people This is completely different. Sometimes it's about feeling calm Sometimes it's about letting out an extreme emotion Sometimes it's about self-punishment. Sometimes it's about control. There's no right or wrong answer here It's just about why you self-harming and beginning to understand those motivations because unless we understand them It's very difficult for us to replace the self-harming behavior with something more healthy now You might already have a good understanding of this but if you don't then a really helpful first step here is to keep a journal for a few days and to take note of the times when you self-harm and to think about what how that made you feel what you got out of it And to begin to understand a little bit more about why you're harming yourself Okay, so then you're going to step two step two is replace now in order to stop self-harming We need to think about how can we replace the self-harming behavior with a healthier way of coping So here we're going to go back to the recognized exercise and we're going to think What will we try and elicit when we were self-harming and how else can we elicit a similar feeling? So if for example you self-harm because you find it is the best way to help you feel calm Then you would be stopping and thinking about what other things help me to feel calm How else can I calm and soothe myself other than by hurting myself? Think back over the last day the last week the last month think of times when you felt calm think about where you were Who you were with what you were doing what helped now? You need to do this not at a time when you're distressed by a time of relative calm And you might find it really helpful to have someone brainstorm it out with you, too It might be that you don't have good ideas about how to elicit that feeling whether it's of calm or control or punishment Or whatever it might be and if you don't have good ideas here, that's fine That might be why you've ended up turning to self-harm in which case It's really helpful if you can speak to a trusted adult and ask them to think about this with you Think about brainstorming it out together and thinking of some ideas you might try and then it'll be a little bit kind of trial and error as You try to replace the behavior some things will work and some things won't and that's okay Next we go on to reduce so step three is reduce and that's about Recognizing how much we're harming ourselves at the moment and how much harm that's kind of causing to us Maybe how much it's impacting on our day-to-day life as well And thinking about what is a realistic goal in terms of reducing our self-harm in the first instance now Don't try and run before you can walk if you are someone who is self-harming regularly And this has been your way of coping for a long time Don't set yourself the goal of stopping instantly instead think about what steps you need to take towards stopping and of course You can increase these steps over time if things are going well But what you want here is to set yourself an achievable goal so that you've got something to celebrate when you come back and Reflect so think about what would be realistic in terms of reducing your harm The other thing you can do is you might think about not only reducing the frequency of your harm But also thinking about things like managing yourself harm better So things like looking after your wounds really carefully It's also a really important part of beginning to break this cycle beginning to Actually improve your self-care and making things a little bit safer is also really important Finally step four is reflect and this is when we're going to take a step back and have a look back on how things are going So this would be after a few days or a week or two and you'll have a think about has this worked has your Replacement helped you to reduce the frequency of yourself harm. What's gone? Well, what can you celebrate and remember even little successes deserve celebration here and when have things gone? Less well and why so think about when things have gone? Well, when did you manage not to self harm or when did you manage to control that somewhat so that you hurt yourself less badly? What went well then why did that work? Where were you? What were you doing? What helped you to calm and then think of times when you weren't able to overcome the urge and think about a Do we need to go back to the recognized step and with a different feelings that you weren't able to replace here? And do we need to think more carefully about different ways of replacing or could you try something different next time? And this is a cycle you can keep going round as often as you need to and just remember that it's a process It's not a kind of instant fix the other thing to just remember here is that each time you do not Manage to overcome the urge to self-harm to think of that as a point of learning So don't beat yourself up about it But instead take time when you're calmer later to reflect back on that and think about what you can learn from that Circumstance why did you self-harm? How did it make you feel? How can you replace the self-harm with something that will help you to feel similarly? I hope that that helps good luck with it and Remember that it's a process. It's a journey You won't get there instantly and the other thing to remember here is that if you are in the process of trying to Stop self-harming that if you do manage to stop for a while And then you self-harm wants to remember you're not going back to the beginning of your cycle of change there This is a little blip and it's a moment to pause and reflect Rather than a moment to beat yourself up and think you've gone back to square one Sometimes when we slip up those are the moments that help us to put in place more secure strategies for a sustainable recovery So it might be part of your learning process Good luck. I hope it helps do leave a comment if you've got any suggestions about how you use this What you found helpful whether you're someone who's self-harming or whether you're supporting someone who is good luck with it Bye


Welcome traders to another Tick-Melt-Chart at the New Petron Monument. I want to draw your attention to the Euro Kiwi here. We're actually on the weekly timeframe tracking this trend line resistance of the lows from 2015 looking for a third test here at coming in just below 162 currently trade 164 so if we get down into this area we really want to pay close attention to how price response here if we can get a bullish weekly reversal then that could set the stage for an advance to test the internal trend line back up towards 173 however a close below 161 and there will be a significantly bearish development suggesting further downsides initially looking for 152 and then down into test the lows of 2017 at 145.80 so pay close attention to how we trade out the trend line as always trade this plan the trade the plan manage your risk until next time thanks very much


Okay, so the Good Heritage is a startup, is my startup, it's a company I founded recently and what I'm really trying to do is kind of take this back-to-basics approach to neutrifying the world. If we look back at some of the traditions that we borrow from that, some of these great traditions about using just the most natural forms of, you know, whether it's medicine, whether it's cosmetic products, whether it's food products, something to bring to the world, more consumer goods that are wellness-based and are based from forests, very natural, wild harvested in their most natural form and make those more available to the global communities. I think wellness is just this idea of feeling your best, so whether it is the way you look, the way you feel, the way you think, and the decisions you make throughout the day to support your whole being, so it's a holistic view to what makes a person whole and what makes them live their best life. When I was looking at working with forests and kind of creating opportunities around forests for communities, I realized that I needed to find a demand and need to be met through forests and wellness is a growing trend globally, it's actually maybe not a trend because it's something that is really here to stay. People kind of moving away from products with, cosmetic products with multiple ingredients in favor of things with just minimal ingredients, so one of our products that I'm making actually is a cosmetic oil that you can apply and that's it, so you don't need a cream, you don't need an eye cream, you don't need all these other different cosmetic products that you would normally need, so we're basically meeting that need to simplify the beauty process for women and men around the world, so I think this is certainly an area for me that is exciting and that can be met through developing and restoring forests. So I think that the main issue is connecting with the communities and co-creating with the communities. I don't think we'll fix this problem by simply bringing solutions, but I think that we need to connect the goals of restoring forests to development goals, to people's needs. I like ideas where you co-create with the community so you're not bringing a solution from elsewhere, so I think bringing all this together will probably at least get us a step towards the right direction to meeting the goals. I think the private sector plays a very big role, I think that it needs to be on the table when scientists and researchers in the government are talking about restoration and thanks to the SDGs, the private sector is actually now thinking about ways to do good, kind of a multi-pronged approach of doing good for business, good for society and good for the environment and so I think they need to be front and center actually and also in terms of financing, some of this financing can come through the private sector as long as they are also getting what they need and getting the financial returns that they need. Plages to me are very interesting because sometimes people sit in a room and they come up with numbers, so I think that they need to be constantly updated with new information that we're receiving as you go out in the field. I think that sometimes we have these big numbers that we want to accomplish but we don't really tie them to what's happening on the ground, so we really need to look at why are we trying to, for example, to restore how many ever hectares of land, what is the reason and can we explain that in a way that we get buy-in from everyone that is involved.


Everybody forced here ripping 2021 select football hobby 3 box number 13. This is a random team style break. I'll leave the results on screen I'll drop the link in chat again for you. These can always be found at lateinsportscards.com results quick link is at the bottom of the website They get that link. I just dropped in chat is the results again. Let's get started 3 box number 13 Live on the old tiktok It's the Wild West and And yes, we are behind tonight took us a bit to fill up immaculate. We'll probably just finished behind tonight The three box selects. You can't really catch up on these But we will move at a good pace. We will not be slow Starting off with a maroon concourse Rams 2 2 at well Number three of 1 to 49 Eagles auto Lane Johnson silver signatures. 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