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Always remember, folks, what if you think about, you bring about whatever you focus on, grow so everyone's having a great day, safe day. It's a TGIF, folks. Let's make it a great one. Always do your best. This is probably one of my favorite cards. Take action on your ideas. Doing your best means to take action on your ideas. You've got great ideas in your head. But if you don't take action on an idea, there'd be no manifestation, no results, and no reward. Mugger wise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries up 288. Nasdaq's up 127. S&P's up 34. Gold. Gold contract down $6.50, trade at $19.40 an ounce. We have silver up $0.05, $0.24, $0.62 an ounce. Lace recruit up $0.97, $0.80, $0.02 a barrel. Notes and bonds. The 10-year note, down $6.00, trade in $109.12, the 30-year down $6.00, add $119.21, and $king dollar. $king dollar right now is trading up $100.00 ticks. 104.083, the euro is at $108.00. The yen is trading at a price point of $146.00, and the British pound is at $125.00 to $1.00 at US dollar. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us a call, folks. Want to know what's going on in your world, and the world of the S&Ps? Let's take a look at it. What do you have? Well, we had Jackson Hole out here happening today. Bottom line is that Powell had literally like a two-minute speech. And what happened then is that we spiked all the way up to this $44.27, OK? So check it out. You hit $44.27, then it gave it up in spades, man. Comes all the way down to $43.65. Now, if you're used to high volume highs and lows, the bottom line, you've heard me yap about this forever. They want to get tested, right? So in this particular case, OK, I mean, that's quite a move, number one, right? Well, the bottom line is that we just tested it. Now, the real question is going to be, it got up there, it just went two points above it. And let's look at this 10-minute dial. So right now, you had an expansion of volume. So when you tested this early, it's like, OK, now you have a half-hour to do something, right? That being said, though, my take is we're going to run into the close. The reason I'm saying it is this. So that's on the intraday chart, because this is where the most amount of money would actually be lost, meaning that the market gave it up. I can see why folks are on the wrong side of this market, OK? They ran it up. But on the daily, what you have is that the daily has rejected lower price, has lighter volume, and wants higher price. So the bottom line, we didn't even make it to the bottom of the swing point. There's a bottom of the swing point is 430.301. Now, the top of the swing point is 437.57. We had volume of 98 million. We're not going to do 98 million. So what's going to happen here is that you get a rejection of lower price, you have lighter volume, and that's saying that the bounce is on. This thing's going to probably go up to, well, the first number I had, I just missed it yesterday. It's 446.37. But it's so deviant, man. I actually think we're going to probably go up to 451 or something. And we're at 440.79 right now. The reason I'm saying that is that, see, when you actually take this, even though it looks like it's been a tough market, when we actually went up, and we were talking about this when Nvidia was coming out with numbers, folks, we actually went to a higher high and you had higher volume up there, even though you gave it up on price. So when you do that, what it also did is it broke the downtrend that we had been in from the top. So it's like, what's the most deviant thing it can do? Guess what? We reject the low today, go higher again, and we go from there. And the reason I'm saying that comes down to, we're going to put the note market up first. Because notes, my take is that notes and bonds have topped. And if you listen to Powell out there, he's saying, yeah, we're going to watch everything again, but inflation's peaked, folks, peaked in a big way, too. So if we look at the 10-year, what you're going to see is that the 10-year right now is down 6-ticks. We had a sign of strength on Wednesday. We came back into that, but didn't break it today. We got down to 109.03, 109.13. That's telling me that the first leg is basically stopped. And then the first leg, when you take a look at this, we'll get you to 111.29. And then the big deal is the good old US dollar. We get over to the dollar. We take a look at the dollar. And we'd have what the dollar, the dollar did about the most deviant thing it could do. Last couple of days, OK, first you spiked, then it couldn't hold it. Then you did a last engulfing, and then today we did a doji. So the higher swing point is 104.499. We got to 104.447, and you got a doji up there. She's telling me that, hey, this is it. This is all she wrote. So we'll see. And then, well, then you go to the gold market, because what had happened in the gold market also, which is really bizarre, is that yesterday, when the dollar was up so high, well, gold didn't move. I mean, the dollar, gold should have been down like $20 yesterday in a heartbeat. And what gold did today, it goes down to 1931. It does it and rejects lower price, and now you're at 1940. So gold, like right now, to me, is on its way up to the highest swing point, which is 2028. So the larger moving parts, what you're hearing off me is this, the larger moving parts, meaning what can move the market of the dollar and bonds. And the dollar looks to me like it's done going up. Bonds look to me like they're done going down. If that's the case, you are going to see higher prices coming at us. iPhone numbers 877, 9276648, some of the higher volume equities that we have out here today. 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Okay, well, when you pull up the chart later, you're going to see it. Now, it's coming into that with a lot of light of volume, but there's no doubt. I mean, this stock went from 100, no, well, from $203. And when it gets this close to it, it's going to hit it. You know, I mean, you've been into the bar for, let's see, this is a monthly, so we've been into this bar now for almost a year. Let me take a look at it. Now, do you own it or are you looking to buy it? I'm looking to buy it. Okay, so, what you want to do is this. Now, when you want to buy something, folks, right, and you get a high volume low, what you do first is this. First, you let it hit it, and you want a rejection of lower price, okay? That's not the buy, though. What happens then is that then you want to see a sign of strength after that.  Sometimes it's three weeks, sometimes it's a couple months, then you'll get a sign of strength, and then you want to buy it on the sign of strength, because what will happen there is that that's saying, hey, there's no more sellers. The thing that is pretty wild about Disney actually, I was, because I was looking at this, I mean, I'm sure everyone's looking at it.  You know, kind of from where they're at, you know? So it's like they're forward PE, still running at 35.   That's why it's probably still going down. But next year, you know, if it looks to me, well, well, let's put it this way. The way that they're projecting this gross next quarter is 21.4 billion, 74 cents. But then this thing jumps, it doubles, you know? So I think you're smart looking at it. That's the bottom line. Because Disney's not going away, man. Yeah, you know, Disney has a lot going for it. You know, it's not going away. So I can see why you want to be all over it.  There's no doubt about that, you know what I mean? But let it basically reject that lower price. You get a rejection of that lower price. It's going to be on light of volume. Well, let me see. I mean, the difference in volume right now on a monthly, yeah, what's the difference? The difference is pretty dramatic, man. We're talking about 619 million versus 328 right now. You know, almost at the end of this month. Now, more than likely, it's going to be next month that it'll go after it. You see what I'm saying? You know. And so I wouldn't let it hit it. I've seen this too many times. You want to hit it because you want the rejection, just in case there's something else that you and I in the whole world doesn't know about Disney. You know what I'm saying? All right, Toby, thank you very much. OK, man, you have a great one, the safe one. And there's no doubt, folks, that Disney, man. Ooh. And you know, a lot of it, more than likely, has to do with ESPN. It has to do with the aspect that we haven't been cable is over. Internet is everything. Streaming is everything. And the real question is, is that how does everyone make money on streaming? But it seems to me that the, hey, we'll see. That's the bottom line. The pox, the pox is never going to stop. Let's go to Ray and Sarasota. Hey, Ray, what's going on, brother? Ray, are you there? OK, I know what he wants to look at. He wants to look at Heckler. So the low at Heckler is at 340. The high is 690. What happened with Heckler? Hey, Ray, how are you doing? Doing well. Good, man. So I talked earlier in the week about BGZ. And we didn't have time, but at that time, because it was the end of the show. Also, the question on Heckler, I'm wondering if it's bottomed or I've got a position and I'm trying to figure out what to do. OK, so let's take a look. So the Heckler deal is totally different than the BGZ.   That being said, let's take a look at this. Because I think they had a fire. Yes, they had a fire. That being said, though, what does happen is that you have the gold and silver market going with you right now. So anyone that's in the mining business knows that Heckler's not going away, not even close. Heckler actually has been on the New York Stock Exchange more than actually most stocks have been on them. I would just stay there, man, put a stop under $340 or something, because that's kind of how it's set up. So last time we were down at this level, we had $160 million. Right now, you're still only at $127. That's the bar it's in. Let me show you this here. So that's the bar we're in. If at the end of the month, you could close over $450, it would be in great shape. That's the real bottom line, because that would be a rejection of lower price on that big bar. And in particular, it'd be great, because we know that the mine is closed down right now. So that's almost like a double bang, do you know what I'm saying? They'll open the mine when it's not the fire right now. It's going to be the fumes from the fire that they have to go through the whole mine to make sure that all those shafts basically have oxygen in them. That's what's going on right now. One of the things I like about Heclo is that their mines are in the US and in Canada. Yes. And when you think about nationalization, I think that there's less likelihood that we have to worry about anything like that with Heclo. Oh, yeah, I agree. Listen, there's no doubt. There's no doubt, man.  It's millions. So that's a nice setup, OK? And right now, yeah, so lucky Friday, out of there's, lucky Friday, it's 147 million a year. So if we divide it by 12, that's what they're going to be not doing until they open it up again, do you know what I'm saying? Right there. I got one other one if you have the time. I absolutely do. Just stay right there. We'll be right back. We have the Dow Industries up 311. NASDAQ's up 162. S&Ps are up 41. 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I don't know if this is one that you are familiar with or follow. It's a Canadian company. They've got a, they've been a Fiji, but they go into production at the end of this quarter. Okay, good. Let's take a look at it. So the Lion 1, they, I can see the new Fiji up. The low is 59 cents. The high is the dollar 19. And when I pull this up, folks, this is a Canadian dollars and cents, okay? So you can see when you take a look at this is that it's zero except in 2024 they expect to be going from zero to 20 million. Okay. And... It's traded in the U.S. also under the symbol L-O-M-L-F. Thank you. I'll pull that one up. Okay, cool. Can you say that again? L-O. L-O-M-L-F. And they do their first pour at the end of this quarter. Okay, cool. I got it in the U.S. then. Let's do it in the U.S. So low is 43 cents. The high is 89 cents. You know, it's liquid too.  It's a three penny wide, but it had most days it does 200,000 or 300,000 shares, which is pretty cool. Okay, so let me put this on a weekly first. Give me a minute, 58 and 59 cents. Nice. Well, last time down, I mean, this is where... Now watch this, folks, because this is very subtle and this always gets intriguing. So what we had here four months ago is that it came down pretty hard. But what it didn't do is it didn't break its swing. And what I've seen, Ray, is that when this happens, right? You know, so you had a high volume low at 55. It came down... Was it 55, one second? No, 44, 44. And then you went from that 70 to 48. And the volume expanded, but you didn't basically break the low. You know, that's normally pretty bullish, man. So, I mean, I don't... You need a sign of strength here first. I mean, we don't have a sign of strength here. You want to look, you want to sign of strength. That's the bottom line. Right now, what it's going into, you can, it's going into that downdraft that I was just talking about, you know what I mean? It's almost into the gap. The gap is from 69 to 63. No, yeah, 74 to 63, sort of looks like. You know, but you know, what does happen is this, is that as I said a little bit earlier, I think you're on the right side of it. I mean, I'm really, you know, I've been doing this a long time. I'm really bullish on metals right now. And I'm bullish on metals because I think the bonds have peaked and I also think the dollar has peaked too. So, and if that's the case, we know how this goes, you know, metals go, period. So. And the fact that it's going from an explorer to a producer by the end of the year, I think makes a difference. It's a big difference because this is what it is. It's wicked when you're going from an exploration and you have to build the mine. Okay, that's when it's, that's when there can be trouble folks, okay? When the mine's already built and you're going, as Ray said, you're built and now you're going to get the ore out of the ground. That's a cool thing, man. Cause then all of a sudden it's like, okay, now we're making money, you know? Well, now at least we're making gross money. We'll see whether they make net money, but you're making gross money. Yeah. I'd stay there, man. Most of their drilling was coming in at 10 to 20 grams per ton. Well, that's, if they can pull that off, they're going to be, they're going to make some money, man. That's cause that's, yeah, that's, that's, that's pretty intense. Okay, Ray. Thanks for, thanks for the comments. Absolutely. You have a great one and a safe one. Let's go to John and Orlando. Hey, John, what's going on brother? Hey, good day to you, Tom. How are you? You're awesome, man. I'm doing great yourself. Good, good. I want to talk about advanced micro. Okay. Now I know they haven't performed like NVIDIA, but they do have some AI chips and they do have some, you know, you know, technology that I don't know why it didn't perform as good as NVIDIA. Well, so I'll look at this technically, but when you look at it, do you see them fundamentally, John?    Now NVIDIA had given guidance to 11 billion in one quarter. Well, they did 13. And if you go to AMD, AMD is telling you that no, that's not an NVIDIA. Okay, because AMD is saying, you know, we did 5.4 billion, we're going to do 5.7 billion. So they're not there yet in the context of, you know, AI chips. That would be my take on this, you know? Right, right. How does the chart look to you? So when we take a look at the chart, let's take a look at the, yeah, that's okay. So, so you had an ABC app, one second, oh, that's 400, 405. Let me put this on a monthly. Okay, so that's the sign of strength. Pull them back in. Okay, 102 is the number. Yeah, so this is pulling back right now into where it had some strength. It looks, I would say that, see, AMD also doesn't have a high volume hydron, so you got to be careful here. You know, you very well could have a consolidation though, at the top of that consolidation being 132 when you're 102. See how it's coming into that bar on the way down? It was 1.6 million, you've done 1.35 right now. So that's still a little bit too much, but it's not the end of the world, but maybe that's how that's gonna shake out. Do you know what I'm saying? I wouldn't let this get too far into the 102 area though, because the big bar there, the bottom of that bar is 81. Yeah, I see that, I see that. I see 81, but there's support right here, you think? Or no, it could break that support. It could break it, it could break it, you know? But I think, oh, this market wants to bounce, so you'll get an idea on the bounce. So if I go back to the daily for a second, you take a look at it, you broke. Okay, so you're coming into 90 million, it's just 109, but now we just did 67. See, the good news is that it went to a low, a low today and rejected that $99. 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But now let's go, let me look at these diamonds because the diamonds did take out the swing point yesterday with volume. Yeah, now with your dead dollar, see you got below it and you rejected it. But now you're still gonna have volume. Let me put this on a weekly here, one second. Okay, so on a weekly, you're coming into 19 million. Yeah, see on a weekly it's gonna be lighter volume actually because you're coming into right there and that's 19 million versus 15 million. So it's gonna be a rejection also. Doesn't mean it won't be back down there, but it's gonna bounce first. That's how that's set up. We get into the composite, we look at the composite. Yeah, see the composite, yeah. Composite didn't even, now the composite didn't even get close to the swing and rejected the composite rejected 13,373. And the lower end was 13,005, no, let's see. 13,335. And when you take a look at this, you can see, this just tells me, that's a break of the downtrend. This thing, these markets, man. Let me just look at this. So what did we do? What we did of the whole move, we didn't even do a .382, I don't believe. Oh, we did, look at this. Hey, check this out, man. Yeah, I'm gonna do this again because it's almost, the composite did a .382, or just about, of the move that started in March. You know, that's bullish, folks. That's about as bullish as you can actually get. I know this is bizarre, but you know, if in fact, if the dollar wants to get down, if bonds are gonna get down, we're gonna see the metals go higher, we're gonna see the market go higher. And I can tell you from the, if you can get the turn right, and the bond market, it's a monster, you know? And we'll see whether that's the case. You know, right now, you have the 10 year, it peaked this week, well, my take is it peaked this week. And we peaked at 4.338. We're at 4.237 right now. And if that's the case, what would happen is this.   Well, guess what? Even if there is one, okay, that's enough for the market to say the turn's here. My take is that there's not gonna be even one. The reason being is that, and this is where this gets really bizarre, is that we are gonna start seeing some deflation and a lot of different things. You know, I've already seen it. I've already seen it in building, and it's substantial. I mean, substantial, not. I told you two days ago I did a deal, and it was like awesome, it was insane. So, it dropped pretty substantially, and it has to do, you know, with materials. And it makes a big difference. And I'm only a drain drop, I can't imagine like what the larger companies are saving, you know? And it's big numbers, it's big numbers. Let's go take a look at the GDX, okay? So, we take a look at the GDX. We had to sign a strength Wednesday. It came down just about filled the gap. The gap was 2796. We hit 2801 today. We take this and we put it on a weekly, and on a weekly you were coming into 210 million. Look at that, unreal. So a lot, and it did a rejection. We actually did the rejection with 80 million, and I did another rejection with 91 million versus 210. And if we go to the XAU as well as the HUI, yeah, this is a nice setup, man. It's particularly a nice setup because I can understand why, you know, folks say, oh man, this is never gonna stop. That's when things stop. That's just how it goes, folks. So if we take a look at the XAU and the HUI, did the same deal. In fact, let's go look at the GLD. The GLD now is just the metal itself. And the GLD, you know, we went higher with 7.9. You're pulling back with 6.6. You reject in lower price. This thing wants to go, too. And you can take, you know, you can see that that's a decisive break also. There's no doubt. And then if we go, so if the dollar, and you can see today, so today you can really see, folks, how the dollar can move the market up and down. Because look at this move on the dollar today. I mean, it is, you know, about as wild as you can get. You can see when Powell was first on, right, when the S&P's pushed up 34, look at, you know, what we had here. That's when the dollar went down to the 101. When the S&P's went negative, that's when the dollar pushed all the way up to the 104, 447. When I came on the air, it comes all the way back down to the 104, 300. You can see that, I mean, it's so amazing. It's tick for tick.  You can see, see this little, so we just did a little pop on the dollar. As we did the pop on the dollar, the S&P's just went down nine points. Right there, right, as we're speaking right now. We're at 44.29, we're at 44.18 right now, still up 32, but that's that little pop right there. So if you can get the dollar correctly on the larger basis, you can see that the bottom line is at what it means. Meaning in the context of, okay, if the trend has changed right there. Now this is, when I was looking at the dollar yesterday, now this is what I didn't really pick up until yesterday because this is really cool. The dollar actually has never changed its downtrend. Look at this, because we actually had three, pull this up. Here it is right here, so look at this. We actually had three. Oh, this is funny because it spiked it now. Uh-huh, this is funny, okay. As yesterday we had three lower lows and two lower highs. Now it spiked it, but it didn't hold it. But you can see that's still a downtrend. I mean, it spiked it. Is it gonna close under, let's see, is it gonna close under 104, 699? Yeah, it is. It's gonna still close under it. That's that little, it's a downtrend, man. Now, now, industrials right now trading, all right, trading up 231, that's like up 116, that speeds up 27, we'll come right back. Are you ready to take your trading to the next level? 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Welcome, everyone. Kia ora. Selamat pagi, namaste, assalamu alaikum, and nei hu, konichiwa, hola. How does that feel for a truly international event? I welcome you all to the first RSC Asia-Australia End Conference. We have prepared a map for you to add a pin during the end conference, and more details about that soon. I'd like to introduce myself. My name is Paul Andrea Martinez. I am the Software Project Coordinator at the Australian Research Data Commons, or ARDC. I'm also the Community Manager of the Research Software Alliance, RISA. I am the Steering Committee Member of the RSC Australia and New Zealand Association, and I'm the Co-Chair of this end conference together with Roland Mossbergen. Among other things, I feel privileged to kick off the ceremony and welcome you all to this first-of-a-kind event. As I am based in Australia, I'd like to first acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land upon which I live and I work, the younger people and the terrible people. I wish to pay respects to the elders, past, present, and emerging leaders, and I also acknowledge the contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community who continue to maintain their identity, their culture, and the Indigenous rights. If you want to acknowledge your land, please type that in the chat. As this is the welcoming and introductory slides, I'd like to start with a vision and a purpose of this meeting. Why are we running this end conference? A group of people decided that it would be a great idea to get together not only with the Australian New Zealand Association, but also with the Emerging RSC Asia Association. We've defined many things or points as goals that we would like to commit during this end conference, and we would like to communicate those to you. In every part of this end conference, you remember these goals and try to proactively act on those goals and not just leave them as a slide deck. The first one is to build a research software engineering community across Asia and Australia. We are emerging. The Australian New Zealand Association has been here for about three to four years, and the Asia Association has just been funded this year. We also want to create awareness in the community of what is happening. This is an open floor. It's an opportunity for you to share what is valuable to you, what you're currently doing, what you would like to be doing in the future. You have this opportunity to discuss with people who are your peers. We are colleagues. We are in the same space. We have the same challenges, and we want to discuss how to solve them together. We also like to discuss the need for more recognition in clear career paths. This conversation is very important because it's an RSC. Our career paths are not defined. It's not the same as having a lawyer degree or just a computer science degree. We don't know what's coming next. We always need to reinvent ourselves and see other things that we can do in the future. That's why we have dedicated the second day to discuss any topics around career progression and career paths. You're welcome to add to those topics, and I'll tell you how to do that in a second. Another point is to demonstrate the value of RSCs throughout the end conference. Also, this is your opportunity to shine. There'll be a lot of people from different backgrounds. We have been investing the time to invite people from students up to managers. There might be a chance to get your next job if you really showcase yourself. Use this opportunity. Try to talk to people. Use the chat. Try to get their contact details, schedule a Zoom meeting later. It's not just here in your university or in your city or in your state. It's across multiple countries, so your opportunities are vast. We also underpin this end conference with diversity, equity and inclusion principles. I am very happy to let you know that it's the first time that I'm organizing an end conference, and I've organized all the conferences before, where we really touched this topic of DEI from the very beginning. We have a very small budget for this end conference, but with that small budget in mind, we actually paid someone to help us with accessibility. We have paid someone to write a report for us to share with our keynotes in the best way that they can make the slides accessible, that they can communicate their message in an accessible way. We also try to invite people from different areas, like I mentioned before, not only career-wise, but also age, different genders, different backgrounds. You have here the hallmarks, and I'm really proud of that. The sixth point is follow on from discussions brought up at the NZRSC conference. Some of you might have heard or might have attended the New Zealand RSC conference. It's been running a few years already. They used to call it the programmers meeting, or the coding programmers meeting, and now it's an RSC conference. They had a lot of presentations. They have a full program. We wanted to work together in a way that the presentations were the first two days, and now it's an open floor for discussion. If there was anything that you learned during that conference, maybe, or you want to extend, please use this space as well to continue that conversation. The last point about why we are running this conference is we are using this as a springboard for building community in 2023. So as you will imagine, all of the organizing committee are volunteers, and we are using our time to bring this to the community, but we won't do it this for our lifetime. We want the new emerging leaders to come up and to say, this is interesting to me. I'd like to be more involved next year, so remember that we have elections every year to join the RSC Australian New Zealand Association as part of the committee, and the RSC Asia will also have a similar venue for interactions and to join that community. Next. So the way that an un-conference waste is to have a very flexible schedule, but we wanted to form the skeleton. So we actually thought that having an un-conference will be much easier until you actually get to do the things that are required to run an un-conference, and you will see there's a lot of planification behind. You won't imagine the kind of things and ideas that one would like to present to you and the things that actually come to the table. So this moment is just the fruit of all the people that have been working around this for the last few months. So what do we have prepared for you? We have scheduled three short keynotes. Two are going to be today, one just after the welcome, and one at the end of this day, so at 4.30 AEST. And then we have a panel discussion about strategy and policy on the Friday at 1.30 PM. The rest of the un-conference, so you'll see all this session and times allocated, it's up to you. And I'll let you know how you can fill on those sessions in just a minute. We have an un-conference board. An un-conference board is physically a place where people can put sticky notes and add their thoughts and their topics they want to discuss or present or learn more about. And then people will have other kind of stickers and will go and add a little dot as a voting and voting for this topic. And then we get together and we separate into different groups of discussions. Also what we have prepared, we have prepared an amazing group of volunteers that are here ready to greet you and answer any questions you have. So that's why we have selected the first 30 minutes of each day. Just to answer your questions, just to be here with a smile, say whatever you need, we are here to help you. And you can recognize us because we'll have this background. And I'll let you know the names in just a second. And then also I'd like to thank our sponsors. They're also happy to chat with you. They have selected the times when you can reach out to them to learn more about them. And those times are also from 12.30 to 1 every day and also during the breaks. So please go to the expo and find the booth and find the representative you want to speak with. Next, Unconference. So this is the new world I think for many of us. If you've joined an Unconference before, try to erase what you've seen. This is a new thing. And Unconference is always a new thing. It doesn't matter if you've done this many times, it's going to be a different feeling every time you run an Unconference or you're participating from an Unconference. So I'm going to read a bit of a definition first so we all know what to expect. An Unconference is an event trend that has become rather common in the last decade. It's meeting of peers to facilitate learning. That's why we want to do it. It's run by the attendees and it's for their benefits. So whenever you feel that you're gaining something, that's what we wanted to have. If you feel this session is not for me, feel free to move to another session. It's up to you. We want the best out of you and really do what is interesting to you. While we can guide you, everything is pretty much in your interest. It uses small discussion groups where all attendees are giving an opportunity to choose the topics they want to discuss. The idea here is that the sum of the expertise of the people in the audience is greater than the sum of the expertise of the people on stage. So it's not a place where we're just going to talk to you. So the first 30 minutes, yes, because I need to give you some instructions. But after that, raise your hand, facilitate sessions, say, hey, I have a cool idea who wants to join me here and go and do your own thing. How are we going to facilitate this? So we have an itinerary. So it's in a schedule. You'll see in the sum event platform that you'll see in the session staff, there are different sessions and they are not too long. So it's a maximum of one hour per session. And you'll have the time to arrange that hour as you wish. We have an conference board for people to propose topics. I mentioned this before and we have created this board in a virtual world and we're using Padlet for that. The Padlet link will be shared later on, so you don't have to worry about that now. But if you work careers and you read all the instructions, they will also send via email. Then we have four un-conference sessions and we have one today, two tomorrow and one on Friday. Those un-conference sessions are not labelled. They're just called session one, session two, session three and actionable items for the last session. What's going to happen in those sessions is that we will go to the Padlet, we will put our thumbs up in points that we want to discuss and then the topics that have more votes will go into a different breakout drone. So we'll all be on the same meeting like we are now and they will separate into breakout drones once we decide which topics are most voted. Remember that for each of the group sessions that we will have, please try to collect three takeaways of each of the topics. We would like to share that with everyone else. There are some topics that are very interesting and we would like to split ourselves and be part of two different groups but we can't do it. So it's important that you write the takeaways so other people who are not able to join your session can see that after. Feel free to add your name if you want so people can connect with you and continue the conversation if they feel like they can. Okay, tips how to make this. So the previous point was just talking to you about the virtual board. This is going to be reiterated again because I know not everyone is here at the moment and people will be joining in and out of the sessions so we'll have to explain this again. There's a few things that I'd like to let you know. When you suggest a topic, don't be vague as in I want to talk about career progression. This is nothing really for people to vote on but if you say I've been sending 10 different emails and I haven't got one interview or I have been sending a hundred applications and I haven't got one interview, that will give you a lot more interest in discussing for example. So give a little bit of description around the topic, have some feelings around the topic so people are feeling that yes they want to discuss this. Don't be scared to pick tough topics. There might be topics that you don't know nothing about but the idea is that you want to learn more and because we have invited a lot of people who have different expertise, there'll be someone who might be able to help you so ask away and take the time to really find what you want to learn. Number three, take advantage of this unique opportunity because some people might have a lot of expertise in things they never talk about because they might think or nobody really want to know about the technical stuff but I work on that 20 hours a day but here is the right crowd. Here's people who really want to talk about technical stuff, here's the people who really want to talk about how to deal with your manager, how to change your job, how to change your career. Maybe there's people who've been doing bioinformatics for five years and then they decided that's not for them so it can happen. Then number four, most important, realize and have fun. Again, this is an open space, do what you like to do if you have an idea, raise it up, be friendly with each other and I'll talk a bit more about that and remember we are setting the tone so if you have the interest in being a facilitator let people know they can reach to you so you can even talk during the breaks. I want to vote for this topic, let's go and make this topic work and a lot of people will vote for that and also don't get bumped if only two people show up, maybe there's only two but there are the interested ones so if there's a hundred people in your breakout room maybe not everyone will have the time to discuss but if you are only two maybe you can get into a deeper conversation so that's also good. A minimum of two people, a maximum of as many people as you can handle. Next, some basic patterns so the main one is a group discussion when there's a facilitator and then someone who's leading the conversation. Please if you are a facilitator make sure that everyone has the time and space to talk. Some people will not want to speak aloud like I'm doing now some people would like to interact via the chat so please allow for those interactions to happen make sure that everyone is saying what they think even if it's a yes I being in in that position or I don't know anything about this topic and I'm happy to listen so I tend to those people as well ask them questions. Show and tell is another type of session patterns where someone has hey I have this cool demo I'd like to share with you it's about blah blah blah I'll take five minutes and then somebody else can jump with another demo for example or or I have this bag in my code that I've been trying to solve for the last 15 hours can someone please look at my code that's also good and then the other type of session is learn how to do X like I've been trying to configure my GitHub actions can someone help me with that then you can make a group out of that if there's something new to share idea so I've just been thinking that my institution should have an RC chapter for example and do you want to talk about that please do that and then the session button that as organizers we have used as the keynote so we have invited specific people to do presentations that will fuel the session conversation so these two keynotes for today are early career and they will talk about what they plan what they want to know and tomorrow it's more about career progression and on Friday it's more about strategy and policy so we have invited different people with different overviews and and you can also take that and continue the conversation after that okay I'm good on time so let's go a bit slower here the code of conduct designating a code of conduct is a step farther establishing a more welcoming space for our community members and I noticed that code of conduct gets mentioned in a lot of events but then we don't really touch upon them I recently had a code of conduct incident so I am spending a bit more time in the code of conduct and explaining you why is this our core of conduct it's a reflection of our core values one of our values is that all contributions are valued contributions by individuals and by entities as long as they the contributions are here to the code of conduct and the second core value is that we want to be inclusive with all this is the first event that we are running across different nations so be mindful of that people have different perspectives people have different tones of talking to each other so be it really really mindful we advocate for inclusivity we welcome and and extend empathy and kindness to everyone so it doesn't matter if you speak another language it doesn't matter if your tone is higher than my tone be kind with each other and this will leverage contributions from all community members regardless of their identity or their expression I'd like to point to you that we have two contacts so my name is Paula and we also have Roland our emails on on the screen we are the code of conduct facilitators this is to empower attendees by creating an accessible reporting mechanism for this community event so we don't expect anything bad to happen but we want you to be very open to raise any incidents to us in private and we will attend to those as soon as possible um speaking a lot about who the contacts are is a trusted mechanism because we are creating a secure space for our members if you know who to reach then you are more likely to reach out to them I want you all to be aware of occurrences of even microaggressions so we don't know each other we're just getting to know each other for some people some things are um more aggressive than other things please be mindful with your comments they they still can count as misconduct and I move my slides as misconduct or be offensive behaviors we don't want them to occur but if they are called please let us know and we will support you everyone has the link to the code of conduct it's been sent via the instruction emails and also on our website there is a link to the code of conduct so go to the rseunset.org and find the code of conduct next we are on social media and we are trying to use twitter as much as possible it would be great if you can tweet for us as well during the end conference the hashtag is rse AA so tweet now tweet later tweet anytime and share anything that you like to share with others going to my latest slides we have special thanks to give to our key partners for supporting this conference our key partner is ARDC the Australian Research Data Commons and QCIV the Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation and also we have some we have an accessibility partner it's the Society for Research Software Engineering in the UK if you are a recipient of our accessibility grants it's thanks to them and they'll also like you to let them know how this accessibility grant has helped your involvement in the end conference we also like to thank our ally partners the NCI Australia and also Google Cloud feel free to connect with them you'll find their details in the sponsor staff and last but not least I invite each panel each committee member to wave so people can recognize you and I want to truly recognize the great efforts that all of us have made in the last few months to bring this end conference to you and and we are Serangit Kahur Michael Ling my name is Paula I'm the co-chair with Roland and Pradeep and Simon so you see it's a very small group to host a really big event a special thanks also to Mark Crow for all the support that he has shown us as a sponsor he is not part of the organizing committee but I feel that he's answered as many emails as we have as well and he's the only one who you might not be aware of all codes rcaa 000 rcaa 037 that all the committee members know what they mean but he's still been uh all supportive and we are very grateful for his support okay that's all for me and I'd like to thank everyone again for being here you can stop recording now and I can stop changing my screen


10 websites to make money online in 2020, no credit card required. Hey, I'm JR Fisher, welcome to my channel. In this video, I'm gonna show you how you can make money online, no credit card required. Now I had to do some real research for this because this needs to work anywhere in the world. And for those of you who are not in the US or Canada, the UK or Australia, there is a hack in here that I wanna show you so that you can operate your business from anywhere in the world. And we're starting right now. Hey, if you're new to my channel, do me a favor and subscribe. Hit the subscribe button down there. And don't forget, turn on notifications, ring the bell down there. And when you do that, make sure you set it for all notifications. That way, when I do a new video, you will be notified. And when I go live, you'll be notified. You can join me on a live call and we can actually talk. So please, please, please do that. Also, I wanna give you a $97 course, absolutely free. It's in the description at the end of this video. You'll find it down there. All you gotta do is click and learn. No credit card required. So there's a lot of ways to make money online and some of them are legitimate, some of them are not. Now, I've gone through this entire list and I have 10 ways for you to make money online that are all legitimate and each one varies on how much you can make, but you can make money on all of these sites. So let's go ahead and get started and go through them right now. Okay, the first site I wanna talk about is a site called Redbubble. And we're gonna go over to Redbubble right now and I wanna show you on my screen here and you can kinda see how it works and what we're doing. Okay, we're over here at Redbubble right now and I just logged into their site right here and you can see they have all kinds of really, really cool stuff here. So at Redbubble, what you're gonna be doing basically is you're gonna be selling all types of products. You can sell clothing. We'll click on clothing here. Let's do hoodies and sweatshirts. And you design it and all you do is upload the design and Redbubble actually does the marketing. So they're bringing people to the site where people can buy these different products. And let's check out this one here. All right, and these are hoodies. And what you do is you select whatever design you have. You upload it and then once you upload it, they put it on one of these for you. People come to the site, buy these products and when they buy them, you get paid a particular commission. So you're not actually packaging this. You don't actually buy it and get it to your house.  Now, there's a couple things about Redbubble I wanna talk to you about real quick.  Now, if you're in some countries, they're not gonna offer that payment to the bank in some other countries. So depending on the country that you live in, Redbubble does not allow payments to go to some of these countries. So you wouldn't be eligible, but there is a hack to that. In some countries, I know you can't use PayPal, but there's a hack to that. So at Redbubble, what you can do is you can use a site called Payoneer. Let's go over there real quick. Okay, so I'm at Payoneer right now and it says go beyond your passport to global growth. Basically what it is is you can receive payments on Payoneer. Now, what you'll need to do is you'll need to integrate that with Redbubble. Now, the problem you're gonna run into is that Redbubble's gonna say well, we need a street address for Payoneer and Payoneer does not have a street address anywhere on here, you can't find it. But I figured out if you actually email Payoneer, they will send you the street address, the U.S. street address so that you can actually give that address to Redbubble and when you do that, they can make all the payments there and you kinda hack the system. So that way no matter where you are in the world, you can actually use Payoneer because Payoneer pretty much works anywhere in the world. The only hack is that we have to have an address and they will send you the address if you email for it. So that way you can use it on Redbubble and sell all your products there. Now the next site I wanna tell you about number two is Skillshare. Skillshare is an amazing site and any skills that you have, you can actually make a course and put it on there. I mean, anybody can make a class and put it on Skillshare. It's super easy to do.  You don't have to have fancy camera equipment, you don't have to do anything. So let's go over to Skillshare real quick and let's check it out. Now, the way Skillshare works is people will pay and let's click on this button here. They'll pay a fee of let's say $15 a month to join and then they get access to all these courses on here and the way you're gonna get paid is that when you, let me go ahead and log in real quick. Okay, so once you log in here, you can type in anything you want. Let's put in Photoshop and then I can see what courses are available there. And you see all these different Photoshop courses here. This guy here's got 21,000 students. This one's got 6,000, it's the same guy it looks like. Or else both these guys buy funny glasses. So there's all kinds of different courses in here. We'll pick this particular one here. This is Adobe Photoshop. And as you go through this course it's gonna log minutes and as it logs minutes, the creators of these courses actually get paid money based on how many minutes of their courses were watched. And let me go back, I'm gonna pick something else. I'll pick gardening right now. So we have a different subject that's, there we go. Okay, so we'll go to this one here. It only has 23 students and I wanted to pick one that has a low amount of students so I could see the quality of the actual videos they put in here. So let's go ahead and go in here. Okay, the beginning one I can watch. I can't watch the next one unless I pay. So let's go ahead.  So somebody's made an entire course here when taking pictures of stuff, narrating over it and calling it a course. Now if you notice this is a four minute video, six minute, four minute, three minute, seven minute. So there's only five lessons here, it's total of 26 minutes. Anybody can do this. Anybody can do this. Anybody can make a course on Skillshare and put it on there and you could be making money. Okay, if you've got a cell phone, you could do this. You could take pictures, right? Now this person here took pictures. Most of these are videos. This particular one, let me see if any of the other ones here I can see is a video. Okay, so this is a video and this looks like a pretty good quality one here. It's got some jump cuts that they're showing, how to do gardening and all that. So that's a one minute video, the intro one. The intro one's only one minute longer than the other ones are. This one here's like 23 seconds. So they didn't put a whole lot of time into this so the people that make courses on here can make a lot of money depending on how many people watch the course, how much watch time they actually get on the course. Now it actually says on their site that first time teachers can make anywhere between 300 and $3,000 their very first month. Now $3,000 can be a life changing thing to some people but imagine you're only making 500 bucks on a course a month that's recurring income. So it's $500 every month. It's not $500 one time. Now imagine if you had two courses, you're at $1,000 or if you had 10 courses on there at 500 and now up to $5,000, that is a job replacing income by doing 10 short courses on Skillshare. Now there's no guarantee you're gonna make exactly that amount of money. I don't know how much you're gonna make on there but the point is you can make money on there and you can do it from anywhere in the world. Okay, number three is you to me. I wanna take you over there right now. Let's take a look at this site, see how it works. It's very similar to Skillshare but it's a little bit different in as much as you actually sell your courses. People don't pay access to get access to the entire site and all the courses. They have to buy the individual courses. So you're gonna have a little bit better quality course on there but let's check it out and see what we find. Okay, I'm here at Udemy right now and I typed in gardening. So these are some of the courses we got here and let's check out some of the ones that pop up. This person here has sold seven, well they've got 763 ratings. We don't have many courses they actually sold but probably a whole lot more than that at 24.99 and they're gonna pay you a commission based on what you sold on this particular site but you will notice most of these courses on here are very cheap, $11, $10, whatever. Here's a course for a dollar. Okay, so they get some pretty cheap courses but let's look at the quality of one of these and just see what we have. This one here has 37 lectures in here and I think we can see part of one of these. Oh, this is going into yoga. Let's get off that one there. That's the other thing about putting your course on one of these sites like this. You're gonna get marketed to other courses so you don't have that control over it. It does say that there were 1500 students enrolled at 11.99 so you can do the math on that one and you can see what they do and then it tells you right here what the course includes. So all you really need is a decent camera and most phones have a decent camera and you could be selling on Udemy. Now, up on the screen right now, I'm gonna put the actual number of courses and percent of total Udemy courses so you can kinda see what the earnings are at $10 per enrollment. So they use $10 as an example here. You can see if you had an enrollment range of let's say 1,000 people at $10 per and your earnings at $10 per would be anywhere from 5,000 to $25,000 which that's pretty good. You're gonna get these percentages of the courses here depending upon the total Udemy courses there are on that particular subject. So if you have $50,000 right here and there's 67 courses like that, you're gonna get 13% or $250,000 to $500,000. So a lot of money can be made on these courses but you may be saying to me, JR, I don't have any skills. I can't do anything. There's nothing I can do. I don't know anything at all. Then learn something. I mean, really it's that easy. You know, if you can go to YouTube and watch some tutorial videos and watch enough of them, you could learn a subject and once you learn a subject, you can get your phone and you can record yourself and you could do a PowerPoint slide. You could put pictures up there like that one I showed you on Skillshare where they didn't even record any video. They just showed pictures and talked over it. So you could even do that. And then you say, well JR, I'm so worried about how I sound and I sound different and people are gonna make fun of me and I'll tell you this, if you're a little bit different, if your voice sounds a little bit different, if it's not as normal as everybody else's is, your courses will actually sell better.  I know a girl in New Zealand and she has a little bit of a speech affect and she's blown up online. She's done great because of that difference in speech. And you sound like everybody else, it's boring. Like I kind of sound like everybody else. I have kind of a regular voice. So don't let that worry you. That's probably to your advantage that you sound a little bit different. Now you may say, well, I kind of know how to do Photoshop but you gotta pay for Photoshop and so I can't do any Photoshop videos. Yes, you can. Matter of fact, Photoshop actually has a seven day free trial. So go sign up for it and work really hard for seven days and do some Photoshop tutorials and you'll have them done and it didn't cost you anything. Then you may say to me, wait a second JR, I can't do that because I don't have the software for screen recording. You know, if I can't record my screen then of course I can't do these videos. Yes, you can. You can use OBS studios. You can look it up, OBS studios. It's a free screen recording software and if you use OBS, you can go ahead and do all the screen recording you want. Then you say, but wait JR, you don't understand. I don't have the right microphone. My microphone won't be good on my computer. I can't use it. You have a phone, right? Most of the phones nowadays have incredible audio on them. You can turn that on and record your audio track on this, right? And then you have it for your training. There's really no excuses for this. You can actually do this, okay? So the next thing you could do to make money, number four would be to use affiliate programs. Now affiliate programs are great because they're gonna pay you. You don't have to deliver anything. You don't have to create anything. So let's say you have a blog. Let's say you're doing some videos on YouTube or whatever, you could actually review products from Amazon on YouTube.  It's more money than you would have if you didn't do something. So you can do that. You can find other products that have affiliate offers and do it that way. There's so many companies that have affiliate offers out there right now and you could do a review of that product, put it on YouTube and start making money on it. Number five is Shutterstock. Now let's run over to Shutterstock real quick and I'll show you how you can make some money on it. Okay, here I am at Shutterstock right now. And if you notice, it's divided into videos, editorial, music, elements, tools, images. So let's go with images right here. We'll go home of images and you can see that you can get 10 images for the annual plan of $2.99. Where all these images come from? Where all these videos come from? Where all these sounds come from? They come from people uploading them to Shutterstock and getting paid a commission. So you can actually do that. So let's search nice house, nice house. Something really simple. And let's see what's in here. There you go. People have gone out and taken these 4K pictures. Now I will say on something like Shutterstock, you do wanna try to take 4K pictures because you'll get more money for them. So if you have a higher quality picture, you're gonna get paid more on Shutterstock. Now the question is, does anybody really buy any pictures on Shutterstock? Do they really buy videos? Of course they do. They need this stuff and it's a whole lot easier to go there and pay a few bucks than to get in your car and drive to the park and take pictures of trees. It's a whole lot easier to sit at your desk and pay five or 10 bucks and get what you want right there. Now you understand that there's millions of people that access these sites. Millions and millions of people. So the more pictures you upload, the more videos you upload, the more money you can make on one of these sites. And I know I've bought pictures on a lot of these sites and I have a subscription to Videoblocks, which is another one I didn't even mention. But there's so many sites out there like this, but that Shutterstock's a great one to start with and you can be making money every single month. And I use Videoblocks every single month. I pull stuff out of there. I use it for my videos. I'll probably use it when I edit some of these videos here. So people do pay for this stuff and yes, you can make money doing it. Now the next site I wanna show you, number six is Merch by Amazon. So let's go over there real quick and I'm gonna show you Merch by Amazon and how you can make money there. Okay, I'm over here at Merch by Amazon and this operates a whole lot like these print-on-demand companies and it is a print-on-demand company.  And you can see you can do t-shirts, you can do mugs and you can see some of the companies that use it, Disney and Adult Swim and Marvel and Dr. Seuss and Universal. And the advantage to this is you don't really have to drive anybody to the site because Amazon is already a destination site. Amazon is like eBay which is a destination site. There's already people going there, they're already searching for these particular products. Now the cool thing is that you don't have to spend money on advertising, that you don't have to have any money for investment, that you don't have to pay for a membership or anything to join Merch by Amazon. Now the downside to Merch by Amazon is that if they are buying your products there, the suggested products are gonna be from other people, they're not gonna be suggesting your products. So keep in mind you're getting the advantage of that and keep in mind also that you're gonna get a lower commission because they are having to pay for all the advertising, they set up a platform, all you do is upload an image and make a product that's actually online, it's a virtual product.  So that's our next one. Okay, the next site I wanna tell you about is Fiverr. Fiverr, Fiverr, Fiverr's a great site and it kinda got a bad rap because everybody thinks, well I wanna work on a site where you only make $5 but that's really not what it's about. There are gigs on there for $5 but there's also gigs on there for $500. So it's just a good starting point. So let's run over there real quick and I wanna show you what it looks like. Okay, so here we are at Fiverr right now and let's try logos and just see what we get here and see what pops up. So we've got all these people here creating logos. So if you've got some artwork skill, something along those lines, you could actually go in here and charge for logos. Like this guy here starting at $45 and these are minimalist business logos. Let's take a look and see what he's got. And you can see these are just some, it's really just a font on a background right here and he's doing these logos right here for $45 and then he's got packages down here and if you notice you can go up to $160 for the premium package and he shows you what you get for that. And he's probably using a logo creating software or a logo creating site that he's paying half the price for and then selling the service on Fiverr because people don't know that they can just go online and create their own logos. So that's one thing you can do but there's all kinds of things. Maybe you write content, maybe you write copy, maybe you do data entry, all of that. And let me just put data entry in here if you want really low level items that anybody can do. Anybody can type stuff into a keyboard. I mean, I can't even type but I can type stuff into a keyboard. And here's data entry right here and this particular one starts at $20. He will work two hours a week formatting, cleanup, graph or table creation, whatever you want for $20. So he's obviously working for 10 bucks an hour but there are different levels.  Now that's nine 10 bucks an hour, which is not much money but there's people out there driving Uber for eight or $10 an hour and they have to drive their own car around. They have to buy gas. They have to leave their home. You could sit on your couch and do this and he's a low level person but there's people at $20 an hour, $50 an hour. There's things you can do on here to generate money. The next site I want to tell you about which is number eight is Text Broker. Oh my God Text Broker is amazing. Oh, you can just write. If you're gonna write and spell, you can make money on Text Broker. Now most people, and let's run over to Text Broker real quick. Okay, here we are at Text Broker. Now most people who come on to Text Broker, if they have, if their native language is English, they're gonna rank it about a four star, okay? So four stars pretty darn good and I think that's gonna earn you roughly $15 to $20 an hour depending on how fast you write but with a little bit of expertise, a little bit of work, you can work your way up to, I don't need to write content here, let's see here, let's take a look. You can work your way up to five stars. Five stars gonna pay you about $50 an hour. $50 an hour is pretty darn good money. If you work six hours a day, six times five, that's $300 a day, some people work an entire week and not make that amount of money. So you can see in here, they have a free author registration. You can see the people that use it. Yo, Staples, eBay. All these companies are using text broker and then it shows you the different levels here. That five star, you're getting five cents a word. That's pretty darn good and if you're a fast typist, you can crush it here, you can make a lot of money. Now, it's not getting rich, it's not making millions of dollars a year but it can be a job replacing income for you. If you don't have another way to make money, this is a great way to start. Okay, and number nine is Freelancer.com. Freelancer is very similar to Fiverr but let's run over there and take a look at it real quick. Okay, here we are at Freelancer.com and they tell you how it works here. You can also browse jobs if you're looking for jobs. So you can actually go in here and find a job you want. This particular one here must have knowledge of whatever. You put in whatever your knowledge is. So let's put in a keyword in here. We'll put Photoshop. I've got Photoshop in there, online job and you can see that a logo for kitchen purposes, six days left on this, they pay $23 an hour on that job. Looking for Adobe Photoshop expert, $92 on that job. See, architectural elements, if you're into that type of stuff, 185 bucks. So all of the places, there's one for $13 an hour if you wanna do data entry. Simple banner designs, $88, $149 for social media advertising designer. I mean, there's just all kinds of jobs in here. It doesn't matter what your skills are. If you know anything at all, and like I said, if you don't know anything at all, which that's pretty rare that nobody knows anything, but you can go to YouTube and learn anything for free. You can just go to YouTube and watch the videos. So let's go on to number 10 in our last one and that is Upwork.com. So let's run over there real quick. Okay, I'm here at Upwork.com right now. You can see mobile development, web development, design, writing. Let's just click on writing since we're on that theme right now and kind of see what people are looking for. Short-term tasks, reoccurring projects, full-time work. Now right in here, you can see what people are charging. This person charges $40 an hour, $60 an hour. And this person here, if you look at this, look at what they're writing. Public relations, travel and website analytics, okay? Those are her skills, it's $60 an hour. This one here is an academic writer so she'll do research for you. Looks like she's in Minneapolis. This person here, check this out. Instagram, Facebook and social media marketing, $125 an hour guys, $125 an hour. People are struggling out there to get $15 an hour working in some fast food joint and you can go online and not even leave your house and make $125 an hour. Now granted, she's probably pretty good at what she does but the way she got good, I'm gonna give you the big secret about this, is she did something. That's how you get good at things. You actually do something. And if you actually do something and you do it enough times and you try hard enough, guess what, you get better at it and the better you get at it, guess what, people pay you more money. So that's something to consider too. And that's number 10. Okay, so there's 10 simple, easy ways. You can make money no matter where in the world you are, you can make money doing this stuff guys. I can't impress this upon you enough. So if you think you're at a disadvantage, if you think you can't do these things, you think you're in the wrong country, you think because you gotta have a certain bank. None of that is true. None of that is true. You can actually make money online. I spent a lot of time researching this. So take advantage of it.  You can invest in your own business. You can invest in e-commerce, whatever you want. Which reminds me, don't forget below, there is a link to my $97 e-commerce course. You can get absolutely free. Doesn't cost you a dime. Just click on the link. It's kind of like all these things I just told you about. It's free. Click on it and learn and you can learn how to do some e-commerce. 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