But they fell investors at current prices. Berkshire Hathaway is offering a 10% investment return over infinity and perhaps even more. So that's all you need to know about investing. Subscribe to this channel, click that notification bell to get notified when a new video comes out. Or don't, I just told you everything you need to know about investing. No, no, subscribe because on this channel I'll keep reminding you what is important. So when it comes to Berkshire, it is all about the business, the long-term return, the long-term earnings of that business which we're going to discuss. We're going to discuss why Berkshire stock is down. Perhaps some people are betting against America which is something Warren says never to do. And now, okay, the stock price is volatile, rebounded. We'll discuss that too. Then we'll discuss really the fundamentals of the business, the likelihood of going bankrupt or losing a lot of money in whatever crisis comes, the fact that Berkshire is a fortress and what might be the main point that the market is missing when it comes to Berkshire. Let's start with Berkshire stock analysis. If we look at the stock price, this was the day when I started writing this so the stock price was down to 240,000. Why is Berkshire stock down? Well, the baby is thrown out with the bet water in this case. Then it's rebounded. Yesterday I'm filming this before the market opens today. You'll see this video after the market closes. But okay, really huge volatility. Nevertheless, as investors, we still focus on fundamentals but discussing the drop which is still down a lot. This is the drop. So the stock market sold everything. Warren's holdings of stocks are down 80 billion, now a little bit less, what 70 billion and therefore also the stock price of Berkshire gets hit as everything is being sold. Now, if we look at the portfolio that Berkshire owns of the stocks, just the stock market portfolio, it was at the end of 2019 around 248 billion, 80, 70 billion down and you are at 170 and consequently also the stock price of Berkshire. False, this was till March 23. Now this already looks different because a lot of the stocks went up but all the holdings, all of Berkshire's holdings were hit significantly. And then especially the news focus on single names that are hit more or that and that creates a negative scenario in the market and people simply sell off, especially because they are in fear that it will go cheaper and that they will lose more. But that's not investing, that's stock price speculation and that never leads to anything and that's the message Warren Buffett has been telling us since ever. What is the key are the fundamentals and the long-term business earnings which we are going to discuss now and you'll see why Berkshire is a great investment especially at these levels. So let's start with the stock portfolio. These are the top 10, only the top 10 holdings for Berkshire and they got in 2019, 3.7 billion in dividends from those businesses. However, the earnings that the businesses retained were another 8.3 billion. So if we look at those 8.3 billion that's something we have to add to Berkshire's returns on investment, Berkshire's earnings but that's not added because that is accounting and that is not shown in Berkshire's accounting because Berkshire doesn't own the majority of those businesses. So when you own just some between 20% that's just accounted for the dividend that comes in and not for the retained earnings which is again an advantage that Berkshire offers. On top of the stock market portfolio you have the portfolio of completely owned businesses that includes insurance, railroad, utilities and energy, manufacturing service and retailing a whole bunch of businesses that Berkshire owns and then also in the accounting investment and derivative gains and losses that depends on the stock price fluctuations that's not included in real earnings. Nevertheless, when I add the earnings of the owned businesses which was 23.3 billion in 2019 then the total earnings of Berkshire add up to 31.6 billion. This is what the business earned in 2019. So on a market capitalization of I had to readjust everything in a day of 447 billion, that's a price earnings ratio of 14 was 12 yesterday when I started preparing this for a business return of 7.23% was 8% yesterday. However, if we look at the fact that Berkshire also has 100 billion in cash, 24 billion let's say is for insurance calamities that Buffett always wants to have as cash. We have another 100 billion so the real market capitalization minus the free cash that Berkshire has is now 347 billion. With 31.6 billion in earnings that's a price earnings ratio of 10 approximately 10 was nine yesterday. So that leads you to a business return of 10% long term. And when I put this, I started on my stock market research platform I started updating all my holdings all the stocks that I have ever analyzed and here you see a comparison with Berkshire and food stocks and I was looking at the business yield and business yield of Berkshire was yesterday 11.15% now it's down to 10% no risk. So it was the best return compared to other businesses especially as Berkshire is a financial fortress and therefore I estimate there is no risk. If you want to check all that I do if you want to see this table how it develops over time perhaps find some interesting investments check my stock market research platform in the links below. Now what's the outlook for growth for Berkshire? Well, when it comes to Berkshire the 100 billion have been there waiting for opportunities. As said in the recent letter to shareholders Buffett said if you want to sell more than 20 million of Berkshire stock give me a call I will buy so he was already happy doing buybacks two months ago. So he must be extremely happy buying back Berkshire's stock as much as he can. I think he can buy a third of daily volume now. So that's deploying the cash into a business that gives you 10% which means that that 100 billion dollars gives you protection, gives you a cash buffer and you know that Buffett is going to reinvest it at 10%, eight, nine, 10% and something that will grow into infinity. So he always says be fearful when others are greedy be greedy when others are fearful and now the last month others have been fearful and it's time to be greedy new investments return on capital of 10% and higher of course looking for growth into infinity. What is the bankruptcy likelihood related to the current situation? I don't think there is any likelihood because if we go to the 2018 annual letter we see that Berkshire will forever remain a financial fortress and he will never risk getting caught short of cash and in the years ahead, perhaps 2020 we hope to move much of our excess liquidity just 100 billion into businesses that Berkshire will permanently own. The immediate prospects for that however are not good now they are much better. Prices are sky high for businesses possessing decent long-term prospects. So now he might have deployed part of it probably this situation will last still a while so we'll see how he deployed that money but that's also a cash hedge that you have when you invest in Berkshire. So what's the market missing long term is the long-term growth of Berkshire it's likely that Berkshire will grow forever because as the global economy grows the great businesses Berkshire owns will continually grow. When there is trouble in the markets let's say in insurance it helps that you have 120 billion to recapitalize, grow your market share so that's again an opportunity for Berkshire. In Chinese words risk means or crisis means both risk and opportunity. So when you look at Berkshire think opportunity. Burlington North and Santa Fe bought in 2009 opportunity or 2008 what it was so when situations like this come that's an opportunity that increases exponentially Berkshire's earnings over the long term. So we are now at 10% with no risk from a business perspective. However, interest rates have been lowered down which means money is free and if we put that into a perspective evaluation perspective if I compare Berkshire's business return of 10% with zero interest rates what does that mean from an investing perspective? It means that we could soon see Berkshire giving a 3% yield which would be a great yield relative which means that it's a triple ahead for Berkshire stock. It wouldn't be a surprise to see Berkshire at 1 trillion, sorry trillions I have to start talking in trillions. 20 years ago it was millions then learning billions now trillions. 1 trillion, 1.5 trillion dollars so there is the possibility given the zero interest rate environment that stocks are really really cheap and that we are looking at bargains of a lifetime especially because no risk businesses like Berkshire can easily triple. We don't know what is ahead but we have a triple if not we have a business yielding long term 10% when the economy stabilizes. Of course earnings are going to get hit this year but in 2021, 2022 they will likely rebound because those are good businesses and businesses that will take advantage of the situation. So when it comes to me I'm looking at 15% and higher returns so I'm comparing Berkshire to all my other holdings and therefore I'll see if it hits 15% if we are in such a situation that the stock continues to decline I'll really consider also buying Berkshire for my portfolios. Thank you for watching. Looking forward to your comments. Subscribe, click that notification bell and I'll see you in the next video.


Yeah, so I Just wanted to know like So how many of us, you know, how many of you feel that you are already walking in the You know in the call that God has for you whether it's a evangelist or a teacher or a pastor or Anything, you know, this is the five-fold ministry that we are we looked at so so specifically. I'm just asking Do you feel that you are called to the five-fold ministry is anyone feeling that You know, you know for sure that this is what I'm called to do Anyone you can just okay Charles, okay, so you will pass to the church to you No Okay, I don't cost a church. I'm a teacher Your you teach okay, so so you teach in the local church that you're part of Yes Okay, and also Yeah No, I just want to know also do you travel to other like when there are invitations Do you travel and yes, I do I do also train Some the Sunday school teachers Tell them know how to handle the children's church. Okay, so is it primarily children's ministry that that you teach Yeah, my call my call is in the children's ministry. Oh, that's my teacher Yeah anyone else You know into the five-fold Mike Okay, okay, so so is anyone else feeling a stirring, you know in the sense, okay Let me okay Rupa quickly put put your hand down So you feel a stirring, you know That I'm not sure but this could be right So I just want to phrase it that way. You know, you just feel that okay Maybe I have a desire. I have a stirring, you know Can you put your hands up? I just wanted to see Rupa did you put your hand up? right Sir just to say that I'm in the five-fold ministry that Okay, so what exactly do you do I know that you teach children weekends and I Pastor a small fellowship small fellowship, okay, and I teach in a guy seminars Okay, it Integrity Christian integrity for leadership and I also help the student ministry UESI Yeah, yeah, you right? Okay. Yes, right. So so this is what you do full-time. Okay. They're wonderful to hear that Right Okay Anyone else any okay now I just wanted to ask, you know, like maybe it's evangelism. Maybe it's you know teaching You know, how many of you get a stirring to share the gospel with whomever you Meet and you know, you just story. I'm not I'm not saying that you actually do it But there is a you know, there is a stirring right every time you meet. Okay, Avni Okay rose right Okay Would you like to share a little bit rose you I'll just come back to what you put here So Avni would you like to share like just clarifying, you know, what is it? What is this stirring? Yeah, sure pastor, I've been taking the children's church for the last five six years and I've really enjoyed the ministry and The Lord has led me in teaching the children In my previous church as well as As well as also leading a small Bible study with The So this is how Lord has led me in past like wonderful, right? Yeah, yeah, I just read out your statement here in a dream. I was getting a book from a shelf entitled how to teach and preach Asking the Lord what he wants me to do for him right now serving as life group leader and leading worship so grinding maybe Wonderful. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you rose That's good Anyone else Okay, maybe I should just rephrase the question, you know, okay, Nisha, I have a desire towards counseling Okay, young teens in youngsters and I've used opportunities be gods were to counsel them wonderful, right? Okay That's good. I was Doing a youth Ministry, okay, after that God you dare I said me to Concealing courses Okay, I'm a MSc in Concealing Just a template at him last year I Am doing also the take care The mini media of ministry I'm sorry. What ministry media media. Okay, right? I Am good at them photography Mixing I learned media Is my choice I might own right or God is place me and Given me the vision like Now I can't do I You wanted to media Along with me in ministry the addition oldest addition duck addition Duncan to addition I Not my Thank you, Dinesh. Thank you so much. Wonderful. Yeah Anyone else What do you get stirred about? You know It could be to share the gospel. Okay, do you get a stirring that I need to take care of people, you know Anyone feels that way I want them to do well. I want to take care of them You know, you might see them in need, you know, different kinds of needs, but then there is this Stirring to take care, you know, you see people hurting you want them To be healed and you know thriving Anyone feel that way okay Prabhakar. Yes Yeah, Rupa, okay Okay, yeah, Sam to work among believers, especially your dollar sins to mentor and guide them to be world-changers So I feel deeply moved disturbed when I hear about young Christians getting into trouble wonderful. Yeah Yeah, I mean just keep that, you know sensitivity alive Yeah, that compassion alive Yeah Feel for the people who've lost loved ones counseling them and ministering to them.  I feel the stirring. I feel this You know, whenever you see hurting people or in difficulty and you want to help them It is you know, it could be in let's say It could be in a in a corporate setup right You could be working in a company. You could be you know Serving in government, but but there is this there is this stirring desire to To lead them from where they are to where they should be there is a stirring to help them You know that they can do better and you know, you just reach in and you do that You know, that's that's pastor, you know, that's part of a shepherding call right so and it need not be like a Full-time Capacity or it need not be as a five-fold even right, but you see that is a you know, that's a shepherd's heart and and and the thing is to Yeah, the thing is to just go and I just want to affirm that right first of all Then it to say that you may not really look at it as a shepherd's As one of those characteristics, but you see that a shepherd does that and that's really God's heart for people And so, you know, do you have that says it's wonderful? Continue to do what you're doing, right? And those of you who said you know like Charles and Ruka, you know You are already walking in the middle of it and in walking in it and in so many different avenues You're serving God, you know, just continue to be strong and may the Lord lead you, you know Into doing great and wonderful things for his glory, right? Others wouldn't raise your hands.  Maybe you're listening and But definitely I'm sure, you know, there is stirring when you see Maybe maybe you want to share the gospel you want people to know the truth Maybe you want to help people and some of you I'm sure, you know, you have this desire to teach Right.  And how how does this work? You want to get into the details of it, right? You want to get into the integrities of it and You know, anybody like that That you're always asking this questions, you know, how why where when Anyone okay rose anyone else You know, you You want to know how things work Anyone else okay say Okay, okay Yeah, Sri Kumar Anita Avni, yeah, so You know and also maybe you're not just satisfied, but you want to share it. Yeah, Chris Yeah, so you want to share it, you know, you want to share it? This is you know, what I learned this, you know This is what it is This is how we you know, this is how it works And and you have that compassion to show that to people to teach people This is how things work and and you do do that in the natural, you know, you know, what this is what the government is Offering this is a scheme. This is how it works and you get into the details of it and you want to help people with it Now you may not yeah, so you come out. Now you may not Sigma you have a question You put your hand up No, Buster. No, okay. Okay. So you may not look at it as You know, you have an inquiring mind, but you may not look at it as as a teaching call Right, you but the fact is that, you know, that's that's turning It's that is one way in which it manifests like you have an inquiring mind. You want to get to the Depths of it. I'm not saying that you were called to be a teacher But then, you know, the this is how it Manifests right there is there is this drawing in you there to to want to know more Right, you're not satisfied at the superficial level, but you want to get into the depths of it And you want to know and you're not satisfied with knowing just knowing you know, but you want to share it as well and you want to share it with people and You know, just continue to grow in that and continue to grow in that and Who knows right who knows that as you walk in it as you are faithful as you are helping people The Lord will this is how it works. The Lord opens avenues, right? The Lord Expands your sphere of influence and I'm sure you know, if we ask Rupa or if you ask Charles, right who are Doing that, you know, they will tell you that they started by working on this They had this desire. They they were just faithful to it, right? They they in wherever God plays them They they just helped people they pointed people to Christ they pointed people to scripture and the truth of scripture and God continued to, you know, increase their sphere of influence, right and And one day they started walking in the fullness of that call and the God used them in different ways, even as he Asked people, you know in Rupa's case equipping people in leadership and so on and and then Charles Gays both ministering to children and also equipping others who minister to children. So so you will see that, you know God increases the sphere of influence and also You know gives avenues to share so It starts this way. It starts with the desire start with the stirring But say yes to the Lord Say yes to Lord to the Lord and be faithful in In whatever he has committed to be faithful in walking in it So it's wonderful to hear all that's happening Right, okay Let's let's move on Yes, Chris Oh, yes, first I just wanted to understand For the EPC church Yeah, how do how would this sort of specifically focus on The apostolic apostolic and evangelization Ministry It's kind of You know a generalized approach or is it a very Focused kind of approach Just want to understand that So the the apostolic which And the and evangelism and So of course, there is more information on the apostolic other aspects of the apostolic when we do the course Apostolic ministry But the apostolic one is really a pioneering work. It's open opening up new territories I think we know that and so as a church intentionally So that is what always, you know has been the I've right from what I've seen right through the years that Some pioneering work in in youth ministry pioneering work in in media and pioneering work in like even in ministry of teaching to the leaders and so on like so So in in areas in places where it's it was not done and Also, like for example, we had these short-term Bible colleges I'm sure other ministries do it also, but like this was done in The tie up with a hospital in a certain place and then, you know, all the pastors all the You know pastors of that region where we realized that there was nothing actually done So things like that. So there is so there is the apostolic grace and anointing You know, which which you know manifests in these manners. So you see that happening You know, not not really being afraid of Doing because that's not how it's done, you know, that is that is one way I would say the apostolic when it comes to evangelism. Yeah, yeah, it's See the thing is one one way it happens is in terms of equipping people To do the work of evangelism equipping people to do the work of evangelism. So it happens in a manner in a manner like where people are taught Both when we have Sunday Ministry time or Sunday services in Sunday sermons and also the you know, what we have as a week in schools and so so Have those, you know on evangelism on ways to reach out and and and the prophetic and and that also and really encouraging Life groups to do that So that it's it's becomes part of our lifestyle and not an event It's just part of our life and not an event by itself so so these are Some ways we do it and also I think one of the thing is the Bible College has been really been a blessing where we're able to share the vision share What God, you know share? From the word to people different places where they can do the same Over there as well. So that has also been one avenue. So Yeah, so that's that's how it has been Yeah Have you done much? We have a peaches church. They are done much evangelize it. I read the position outside of India We used to have one in Peru There was one and of course Nepal Where else I Think the like this was early days where I used to serve as a volunteer So I'm just trying to recollect there was some work which was done before I came in Afghanistan There was a mission strip Sri Lanka Again Peru of course for some time there was actually a local church there and then the pastor family Moved from there to to the US. So That work did not really continue Yeah, so Nepal also we had a work Yeah, so these were some some countries that I can think of Nepal Sri Lanka Peru Afghanistan there was a mission's work. I think there's a couple of visits happened So I don't know the details of that, but I know that you know these were some ways or some of these nations We Did some kind of work And I think Sri Lanka it was actually during the time when there was a tsunami and So it it was some relief work. It was a I think it was more of an investigative work Towards bringing in the leaf there So, yeah, I'm sorry. I wasn't on staff then I wasn't so I don't have too much details of that, but um, yeah Yeah Yes, Prabhakar Pastor, how do we know this is stirring of a prophetic call? How do we know if there is a stirring for the Prophetic is it? Okay? Okay, so so we know that you know, the very study the prophetic we saw we see that You know, there is the prophesying believer, right? Yeah, like Like all believers definitely have the I know is kind of digressing a bit But yeah, all believers have the privilege and the opportunity to hear the voice of God and to you know to Obey and to do the things like to speak it out and to do it as God wanted to be done So all of us, you know are we have the privilege of doing that then we have, you know, as believers We There are certain, you know, we're placed in the body of Christ Those of us as believers and we have some membership gifts in the sense as a member of the body of Christ This is how I help another member or this is how I bring strength To another member even as I receive strength. So Consistently, I you know, I do that right? I Walk in that in the prophetic then of course the ministry Office of the ministry gift of the prophetic where it is my life's call and that is how I You know, I got wants me to function and it involves a prophetic mantle and of course a geographical Territory and so on the sphere of influence is quite past The scope of ministry is quite far or quite, you know, the God quite vast and maybe God is taking Person as a prophet to prophesy to nations prophesy prophesy or encourage Heads of state and you know heads of corporations and so on so So that that is something, you know, we see as a ministry office or minister gift of the prophet now in in simple terms, you know, the stirring is always to Hear the voice of God and God, we know that God speaks in different ways And as a prompting or as a you know as a quickening of the word and and so So you have this compulsion you meet with people and you're talking to them and And maybe you have this word for them. You just sense that God loves them so much, you know, it's as simple as that as general and vague as that, you know God loves them, but then you feel that in your heart, you know, and you want to tell them that or it could be a Specific word of knowledge, you know, there is a knowing that this person or you know It could be something visual that you see this could be something that you hear auditory or you something of you know You get a scripture verse we can that's a trial, you know for that person and And the best thing to do is to test it out, right test it out and initially we might make mistakes So we might be you know, kind of fearful, etc. But then to go test it out As long as it's you know, I'm not contradicting the word and so on just try it out. What would it know? That's it does this make sense, right? And so maybe there are dreams, you know, you get some dreams and you start jotting these down and And ask a lot not what is interpretation? What would you what is it? What is the meaning of this? It seems to be very symbolic, etc Or it could be a little dream, right? And you see that scenario playing out the next day or maybe a week from then then you know that yeah You know, God is communicating something so you make start making note of that and asking God, you know, spending time in prayer So these would be some ways by which, you know practically You feel you sense that God is calling you to function in the prophetic. Okay. Now, this is for all believers, right? Now this what I've shared is for all believers So any believer can start to do that because we are called to desire the spiritual gifts one of which is prophecy, right? So we do that and Well, God would just you know as you begin to function that maybe, you know God has that in store for you to be a prophet to be a spokesperson To function in the prophetic and he would say, okay, come I want you to do this So, yeah, so that's that's how it happens Does it help? Yeah, okay, okay Okay, so So evangelistic evangelist Teacher the the pastor Okay. Now, you know the the love of God Interconnex everything the love for people Intersex everything, you know, the love for the word of God intersex everything And love for you know more of God and hunger for more of God intersex everything, right? So it's these are common things which are there, but you know personally you might feel as like somebody some of you some of you shared When it comes to you know, people who are already born again, and now that's how primarily it works You know, that's how primarily God is using you, you know to minister to those who are in the body right and and that does not mean that you don't have a passion for you know reaching out but Primarily these are the opportunities and this is where you're seeing the most fruit You know, that's the stirring that you're having so well pursue that right pursue that and Yeah, so when it comes to So just identify this, you know, and I'm sure that all of you You know have these Have these opportunities have these stirrings and maybe sometimes you just shut it down saying okay You know, I've got too much things to do. I got work to do. I got stuff to do I got responsibilities.  But I just want to encourage us to you know to pursue right Despite it not being comfortable to pursue it and say okay God What is it that you want me to do and and I'd be faithful to that, right? so please don't look at ministry as as an event, you know as Something that happens on stage as something that Irrespective of what your environment is, you know, you could be doing things online You could be doing things offline you could be in you know, wherever, right? That is that is where ministry happens. It's it's so begin to look at it that way, you know I think a traditional Christianity is You know has that kind of a view where we say okay church and on stage and this is where Ministry there is a place there is a place for us to gather the other church of God and local church very important I think you know, you've been learning about that there is a place for that, but that is not all We need to understand that that that's where you probably spend two hours two and a half hours three hours of your week And the rest of the time is in community Maybe you know where you are with family You know and that is where ministry Happens and all these sturdings and all these desires that you know God puts in your heart or you have it, right? You want to do something? Well pursue that And and pursue that with God pray through that take it to God and say Lord I have this desire I want to do something, but I don't know I seem to be lacking faith or I seem to be You know not having the strength or I don't know somehow somehow I back off I all these regrets and everything come and And I'm just all these boys of unbelief that I'm not good enough for all that You know just work on that or get your identity in place saying, okay, this is who I am and you know pray Along the lines of what God is putting in your heart And you will see a great work develop, you know, you will see a great work develop and you see your life Being changed, you know, I I never dreamt that I'll be Pastoring or doing what I'm doing right now. It was it was just a desire.  And that can be really powerful And it can be, you know, teaching something on leadership like what Rupa is doing and teaching something on management And you're really bringing the heart and mind of God in in that, you know and which which is not there in any other in this dream, you know and but God has placed you there to be that voice of integrity and and, you know, that bringing in that ethics and so on so powerful and No full-time so-called full-time pastor evangelist has access to that, but you are there right there meeting people every day and And that's a wonderful opportunity. It's not the most easiest of places, right? In the sense It's you don't have a really and willing audience to sit and listen, you know Maybe it happens as a casual conversation. Maybe it happens, you know, during a time of Teaching, you know teaching people some skills and people get to encounter The heart and mind of God, you know through you, right and get to know, okay This is why this is the basis of this person's life, you know This is why this person lives life this way and and you are that that instrument Leading them to Christ leading them to encounter the power of God, right? Yeah, so Oh, I think we started somewhere and went somewhere else Okay, but but I just want to encourage us to continue on Okay, don't look at the five-fold as Well, God will call God will call some of us into that but don't Neglect these small stirring's promptings Okay Because walking in the fullness of the of the call It starts here, you know, it starts with Us being faithful to the promptings and the stirrings and the leadings and the guiding and the and the divine opportunities and and and what seems like Coincidence, you know, you're traveling with someone you're meeting with someone and you're You know, you're ministering to that person what seems like Like a coincidence or a casual conversation, you know, ministry happens there, you know, don't neglect that Okay, okay, let's let's continue with the with the notes We're on page 28 just to remind you we looked at point number four of the You know, keep practical keys to doing ministry over seeing the teaching and preaching of God's word Okay, the importance of that And not really, you know, leave it for another person and say, you know, not really involved in it But really had to have a plan to have a vision for that as well to say, okay as a Congregation as a church This is one. This is what we want to grow into Okay, to get that blueprint from God. I know this is where the congregation is Right, maybe you know where where you are people are people are all new believers Okay, it's the first generation which has come to know Christ. It's a you know, it's a wonderful opportunity. So they need to grow In the word they need to grow in In their spiritual disciplines and so on. So So you have a plan for that, right? So you have a vision for that say, okay this year As a congregation, we need to grow we need to grow in instilling Everyone in the word in worship in prayer so that they grow up to be strong ministers or strong leaders But the first of all, they need to be strong believers now, you know, they might have questions So we might have to do some You know something on that, you know, how to live as a practical Practical life as a believer What are some of those issues and and so on and also look at Why do we believe what we believe and and things like that like some of those?  What is the church receiving what should be Ministered from the word the church, you know, you oversee that, right? Okay Then some other things is to be the steward responsible for the administration of the sacrament. So we're looking at The communion the Lord stable now You know, it is possible that you again, you may not be there every time to do it But then you be the steward responsible meaning that you assign Who should do it? It should not be something some random thing happening maybe, you know, someone who you pick and choose to be an elder or someone who is You know, who's Associated someone whatever, you know, but and if you're there you administer the sacraments lead people in In in that powerful declaration of the death burial and resurrection of Christ, right? So you minister people that way Okay, in all things try to maintain the unity of the spirit So by example through the way you live and you minister, you know, put an end to all division strife now in the sense Be very aggressive about About not allowing these things to To to grow and to fester Maybe so what are those things that cause, you know, like we see in one Corinthians we see You know people exalting lead other leaders and beyond their place of honor and Thereby forming divisions where people are saying I support I know I prefer this person I prefer that person and then there's division, right? Maybe there's Selfish ambition, maybe there's pride. Maybe there's gossip all creating strife and Division right so maintain the unity that is brought about by the Holy Spirit maintain the unity of the spirit and the bond of peace now that is something That we see as the ministry of the five-fold, right? Let's just turn to Ephesians 4 and verse 11 Ephesians 4 Okay Okay verse 12 from for the equipping of the saints for the work of ministry now This is what the five-fold does for the edifying of the body of Christ Was that until we all come to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God to a perfect man to the measure Of the stature of the fullness that we should be no longer Be children tossed to and fro carried about with every wind of doctrine by the trickery of men in the cunning craftiness of deceitful Plotting but speaking the truth in love may grow up in all things into him who is the head And from whom the whole body joined and knit together By what every joint supplies according to the effective sharing by which every part does it share causes growth of the body for the edifying of itself in love so you see You know till we come to the unity of faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God and And we see that the whole body is knit together joined together Growing together and there's a edifying building up of itself in love. Okay, so so as the five-fold To really take care of that of that the unity that is brought about by the Holy Spirit in the bond of peace right so as a as a pastor more as a pastor, you know, that is because No, they can get up the people giving spiritual leadership to the people interacting with people Raising up leaders and so on so by example and by precept, you know in principle preset and by example to ensure that there is the unity okay, and not seek to you know exalt oneself and not Bring in any kind of you know, if there's a dissonance if there's a disconnect between our Teaching and the life we lead Then obviously, you know, we are setting the wrong example. The message is not clear and all kinds of things come in right, we're opening the door for all kinds of things to come in and and You know for the enemy to really bring in confusion, right? So in all things try to do that. Okay Establish ministries that seek to ensure that every member and members cared for okay I think that we looked at So if there are no ministries Take care of a believer in a particular way You know to establish that To see if there are people who can actually move in those gifts and take care otherwise to It would be to refer, you know to others, you know till such time that there are people who are who can actually Move in and take care of people in that manner Raising up leaders is again An important role of the pastor raising up leaders raising up people in the congregation equipping them and And and also encouraging them in the growth to be leaders, right? So it is it's It's it starts by teaching and And ensuring that people Discover their call. Okay, it's it starts there, right? So So so we see that it's it's really not about just you know sharing something from the word and and You know, it's it's not about a message which is shared on Sunday. It's really about Grooming people and and presenting every person perfect in Christ the mature in Christ, you know and starts from Ministering and Allowing people to discover What they are called is? identify discover what they call us and And once people Discover that and they are placed in the body of Christ and then there's no stopping Really, you know, because they're on the path to grow to mature Yes, they will there will be challenges, etc. But then they're on that path, you know, they know, okay This is what God has called me. Oh, this is what this is the direction. What is pointing me, right? So to to raise up leaders to present every person perfect in Christ to mature people into leadership now You know, we see that when Paul in Galatians where when Paul visits the disciples right, this is Galatians chapter 2 says then after 14 years I went up again to Jerusalem with Barnabas and also took Titus with me and he goes to meet In verse 2 he says, you know that I might I went up by revelation and communicated to them The gospel which I preach among the Gentiles But privately to those who were of reputation lest by any means I might run or have had run in vain Okay, so that was his objective is going to meet the disciples and then he's the verse 9 He refers to you know James Peter and John and he says, you know, when James Ciphers and John who seemed to be pillars Perceived the grace that had been given to me. They gave me and Barnabas The right hand of fellowship that we should go to the Gentiles and they to the circumcise So he's saying, you know, they seem to be pillars Right in the in the church. They were pillars meaning they were Wearing they were taking those responsibilities and they seem to be pillars they were leaders who are carrying the weight of responsibility of the you know Or sharing the weight of respect and responsibility of the of the ministry, right? We also know that the church is referred to as the pillar and the ground of truth, right? And Paul Paul talks about that pillar and the ground of truth Referring to the church as you know the structure that holds truth now for that we need Pillars in the structure and leaders are pillars in in the in the house of God, right? So to raise up leaders People who can carry the Lord people who can minister to others people who can you know That is what we see that is the example scriptural example that we see as well They call had this team had this ministry team who will lead us who are with him Who saw him who are taught by him who traveled with them Ministered with him and we see them taking leadership positions like Timothy and Titus and so on, right? So raise up God's people into leadership. So in doing so we will actually be helping them fulfill God's vision for their lives right So and that is the most satisfying thing right to to help people discover God's call God's vision for them and to to enable them to do that now It could be in the house of God. It could be in the church where you are Or it could be elsewhere But either way it's fine right because but you are facilitating You are helping them ministering to them and helping them realize God's call for them Right God's vision for them and and that's the primary thing So it need not always be in the in the church where you are leading it could be elsewhere also And if it is so then that's fine, right? So it is it is the kingdom of God Okay So raising up leaders Quickly let's look at the other thing is to supervise the staff of the congregation So maybe the church is big. There are other Staff the church of the ministry is grown. There are other staff taking care of other functions Functions responsibilities in the ministry. Maybe there are deacons. Maybe there are you know full-time staff, right? and so the thing is to Make sure that the work That they do and the role and the way in the manner in which it is done is aligned to the vision Right vision of the ministry vision of the church now So it would help if that is communicated while hiring it would help if it is communicated while orienting the people, right? or You know you so and also in placing them in their responsibilities, so to have people To who steward that to to manage other all these functions For them to have clarity about, you know, this is the vision and therefore, you know the manner in which we do needs to align with that and not You know not go against that right like for example if let's say, you know This is the God-given vision and you're pursuing that and you have values like integrity and and so on and then You know in the accounting function Let's say accounts department who was part of that these are support staff and An important role and function that they carry out. So who was part of that? Also needs to understand the vision also needs to understand the culture and the values of the church and be aligned to that right and we totally aligned to that and otherwise there will be unnecessary chaos in the accounting function Whereas transparency or integrity is compromised then You know then it starts, you know, it's not the damn thing, you know that first of all Jesus is not glorified and It's against the goes against the vision of the ministry, right? okay, so we'll stop here and and look at the the next three and in next class and also Maybe you will look at the lives of some maybe just three people, you know like an evangelist and the teacher and a pastor and Look at their life and ministry and Yeah And and that'll be good. So once we finish that I'm just thinking maybe we should Yeah, let me just stop the recording here Sorry


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Hello friends welcome to our channel SSUnitech and my name is Vipul. Today I am going to unbox the Redmi Note 5 Xiaomi introduced 2 segments in Note 5 series. First one is Note 5 and the other one is Note 5 Pro. Today we are having with us Note 5 with 3GB RAM and 32GB. Let's take a look on the box. On the front end side it is showing that it is from MI which is the logo of Xiaomi and on the bottom of the box the name of the device is mentioned which is Redmi Note 5 by Xiaomi. And on the side there is device name mentioned Redmi Note 5. On the top of the box there is nothing and on the left side again the name mentioned and the bottom there is nothing. On the back side of the box the main specification of the device are provided and we are having black variant with 3GB RAM and 32GB ROM. And the USB of the product would be 5.99 inch screen which is of 18 to 9 aspect ratio. And we are also having front camera with selfie light and it is having 4000 mAh high capacity battery and it is also offering Snapdragon 625 octa core processor which is good in its price range. And these are the specifications on the box which are given and as we can see the MRP on the box is given 10999 and on Flipkart it is available on 9999 rupees. So I had ordered this device from Flipkart. Okay now let's take a look inside the box what is the accessories and how the product looks like. Okay now we are opening it. So on the top of the box we are having this box and it is having a plastic pu cover since we are having a black variant with us so they have provided a dark pu cover with it and it is quite flexible. And it is a fingerprint magnet as we can see and let's keep it aside. Now after that we are having the device with us and let's keep it aside and check what else we get in the box. We are having some user manuals with us and they are having all the information about the device. Let's keep them aside. We are having a SIM ejector pin with us. Let's take out it is pretty much inside and this is our SIM ejector pin. We are also having a charging data cable and it looks like a normal data cable with us with a good quality of the plastic with it and it is having normal USB to micro USB port with it. Now most of the devices are coming with the Type C port so we are expecting that they must have given the Type C port with it which is not, it is a normal Type C micro USB port and what else we get in the box. And we are having a bulky charger and it is having 5 amp and 2 volt. That meant it is a normal charger not a fast charger. So this time they also not provided any fast charger with the device and we are not having any other accessory like always they do not provide any earphone accessory with their devices. So let's keep them in the box. Now let's take a look the physical overview of this device. On the top of the device we are having 3.5 mm jack and beside that there is one microphone and we are also having one IR blaster with it. On the right of the side we are having volume rockers button and it is separated power button with it and on the bottom there we are having micro charging port and 2 speaker grills and I believe one of them must be speaker and other one would be the microphone of the device and on the left hand side of the phone we are having SIM card tray with it. Let's open it. Let's open the SIM card tray. It is taking some time. SIM tray is a dual SIM hybrid slot that means it would be supporting either two nano SIM or one nano SIM and the other micro SD card with it. So let's put inside. On the back side we are having 12 megapixel camera with 2.2 aperture and dual tone LED light and a fingerprint sensor. This time we are having a small bump in the camera side if it is visible in the video and in the earlier version I believe we were not having any bump in the camera. On the front and side we are having a 5 megapixel camera with a aperture of 2.0 and we are having bunch of sensors with it and as we can see we are also having a pre-applied screen guard on the screen which is a good thing. Nowadays all the providers use to provide screen guard and PU covers with it. Now by the time the device takes first boot the specifications are given on the screen. Boot up and as we can see that it is having 5.99 which is of 18 to 9 spectra ratio and as we can see that top and bottom margins have been reduced to make the screen big and it is looking quite nice and big and the side view of the screen are quite good. It's base screen which is MIUI 9 which is based on Nougat 7 and it is having on-screen navigation button for back home and menu bar. Now check for the Android version in the system. Let's go to setting and check it out in the about phone. So we can see that it is having MIUI 9 version which is based on Android version 7 which is Nougat. If we click on that it is Android Nougat version and it is having CPU of Octa Core which is clocked at 2.0 GHz, RAM is 3 GB and out of 32 GB internal storage it is providing us 23.98 GB available. So it is quite impressive phone in terms of specification and hardware specification. So let's go to the home. There is not much to talk about its UI because it is same in all the devices. So now we have heard that they have improved their camera performance. So let's check out its camera how this performs. So this is our camera. It is having like video mode and it is also having some extra modes like normal, LEMO, color, rustic, different modes and on the top of the camera it is showing SDR which is disabled right now and it is showing the flash which is in auto mode which is on on mode by default. So let's set it to auto mode and let's take its first pic. So shutter speed is quite fast and it is auto focus and right now we are clicking artificial lighting condition that's why this photo seems very normal and it is also providing tap to focus on the screen and let's click. So now let's check out the photo quality. So in the artificial lighting camera quality is not that much good and so these are some photo samples which have been taken. This one taken by the front camera which is not quite impressive in the artificial lighting condition. So in this phone they have not upgraded that much. They just upgraded its screen size which is 18s to 9s. So as per me if you want to upgrade your phone so the current condition it would be a good for the user and it is having fingerprint. Let's set the fingerprint scanner go to settings, lock screen, add fingerprint pattern. So we are setting a pattern in it now setting the fingerprint. See it is quite fast so fingerprint has been set up. Now let's check how much time it will take to unlock the screen. Now I just accidentally touch the screen and it unlock the phone. Now try again and it's very fast. The fingerprint scanner is very good in terms of access and speed. So it is quite good and quite impressive the fingerprint scanner. And if you guys want to compare the Redmi Note 4 and Redmi Note 5 in a detail so please mention in the comments so that I would provide you the comparison between Redmi Note 4 and Note 5 in my next one. Guys if you like my video please subscribe and share to your friends. Thanks for watching. Have a great day. Bye.


Hello. Welcome to SSUnitex. So, she'll decide and this is continuation of PySpark interview question and answer. So, in the previous video, we have seen one of the interview question that was asked in KPMG. And today, we are going to see one more interview question that was asked on the same interview. So, this is one of my viewers has sent me one email. So, the first question that we can see, we have already discussed about this question in the previous video of this video series. So, if you haven't watched, please watch that video. I'll provide the link of that video in the description of this video. Now, we are talking about the second question. So, we are required to write a PySpark query and by using that query, we will be having input like this, like CT1, CT2 and CT3. And in the output, we are required to have the first notional value. So, as we can see in the first row, GOVA is coming first, AP is coming last from the left side. So, GOVA will be here. Similarly, for the CT2, we are having AP and here we can see AP. And for CT1, we have null, then blank and then Bangalore. So, we should be having Bangalore. So, we are ignoring the null and blanks. First, not null and not blank values are coming in the output. So, how we can write this query for getting the output? So, let me quickly go inside the browser and we'll try to see in practical. So, I have already created this data frame. So, it is having the same data that we have seen in the slide. So, we are having three columns in this data frame. So, the first column will be CT1, CT2 and CT3 as we have the same values. So, here we can use the colas function for getting that output. So, how we can use the colas function and write that query? So, first if we want to use any SQL function, then we have to import it. So, for importing, we have to write like from pyspac.sql.functions. Then we can go with import. And here either we can go with astic or we can specify the function. So, I am going with astic. Now, here we have the data frame that is DF. So, I am going to add one more column here. So, we can go with the with column. Now, inside the bracket, here first parameter it will be asking your column name. So, I am going to call this as first not null. After that, the second parameter, here we have to specify the actual code. So, as I told you, we can use the colas function. So, let me try to use the colas. And in this colas function, here we can pass the parameters. So, the first parameter we can pass as CT1. Second parameter would be your CT2. Third parameter will be CT3. So, what colas function is doing? Colas function is responsible for picking the first not null value from left side. So, if the CT1 first not null value will be Goa. For the second row, first not null value will be blank. So, let me try to execute and we'll show you the output. So, before going to execute, let me assign this in another data frame. So, I am going to add a new data frame as DF1. Let me try to execute and we'll see the output. So, here in the output, as we can see, the first row, it is Goa. It's coming perfectly fine. But in case of second row, we are expecting as AP. But the first row, as we can see, blank. So, that's why it is blank. As colas is always returning the first not null value. So, what we have to do? Here we have to check if this CT value is null or not. If that, if this CT value is blank or not, if this CT value is blank, then we are marking that as null. So, how we can do that? We can use the when condition. And after that, here we have to specify the condition. So, the condition will be if this value as blank. Then what we want to specify here? We want to specify as none. So, none is treating as a blank. Now, if this is not the case, then in otherwise, we have to pick the same column. So, that is the CT1. Same thing we are required to do for others. So, let me make this in alignment. And let me do the same thing for CT2 along with the CT3 as well. So, let me put comma for CT2 for CT3. Now, here it should be CT2. It should be CT3. Here it should be CT2 and it should be CT3. Now, let me try to execute and we'll see the output of this. So, now here we can see we are having the expected output. As we can see CT1, CT2, CT3 as an input. But in the output, we can see Gova, AP and Bangalore. So, what it is doing? Let me recall this query. So, we are adding one more column in the existing data frame. And we are using the colise function for getting the first not null value. And here first we are checking if the CT value is blank. Then we are marking that as null. If it's not blank, then we are returning the CT value. Similarly, for the CT2 and CT3. And after that, we are just doing the display of this data frame. So, we can see the same output. So, this is the query, the simplest way we can do and we can achieve this output. So, I hope guys, you have understood how we can write the query for getting this output. Thank you so much for watching this video. See you in the next video.


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Alrighty, got a walk cycle here. Perspective view, looking a lot better than last time. That's a really good improvement. I love it. I think from this view, I think knees are slightly wobbly and I feel like some of the impact rotations could be just a bit stronger, but it feels really nice. Let me just go to the other view and it's the side view and it's A to B, a really nice solid feet. You can already see from the dark side here that they're angled and you have a drag down, drag up, boom. I feel like that impact could be just a bit stronger and slightly re-timed. I am really talking like one maybe two frames and just a bit sharper so that like in your rapid of your rotation has an ever-so-slight linear curve. It's not spline but not like a 45 degree linear but slightly broken tangents and kind of make it a little bit, that can be you know, ease in and then a slight linear curve just a bit. I'm reading more of a rotation up, but it's really picky, picky, picky. I look at the y-rotation always here that could potentially be pushed a little bit. I think it's already better but I wonder if it's not going far enough in terms of the pullback, because when you're here it feels like we're getting to this and then it kind of starts to go this way already. Even though it waits until here-ish. It's definitely still a bit trailing so again it's like a minimal move forward, super picky, more in the polishy stage. The biggest note and I probably should have started with the biggest note but I'm not always starting with the biggest note mainly because from this view now looking at it I feel like I would love to get a stronger extension to a straight. The legs are always you know you're getting into this bend and you almost have like a bit of a almost a sticky with that knee and then only the shin goes forward and then we're really kind of sticking in this area and then we're just never really extended. I know that's a pain but you have to find a way to grab that and the graphic is globally moving forward and you have to adjust the knee a little bit but then go back. I know it's a destructive note but that's the only- it's not crazy because you don't always have to have like a full extension. I mean it just feels a bit better but I still feel like this is better than what you have before. It just has this slight constant bent feel to it. Now regardless of what you're gonna do it's pretend you want to keep it you know like you can do an assignment just kind of leave it for now and then continue later and learn from it. I would just stabilize the knees and you can see this just go back a bit here for instance you take that knee as it goes forward. It has a nice move it has a little bit of a quick sudden move up and then kind of a almost a hold there a little bit in terms of height and as you go down there's a bit of a bit of a shoot forward. I know it's because of the bend but it could still be slightly with you. Same thing here as your knee continues to go forward. Here we have a really sticky knee ball and shin where nothing's moving and then suddenly we're going up into that over extension there. But the funny thing is this one this is what I was talking- this is what I wanted to mention it but now I feel like it's stronger on this end. If you look at that ball as it goes down it has that downward sun to the left move and then back to the right here and then forward. So if you look at this does that ball want that wobble is not there? So maybe there if you started to add some offsets and things so it's not a complete cycle so watch out that the knees are not that wobbly and then looking at it from the front view yeah it's the last bit of a chatter definitely better though I think what's happening especially in the front view here you can see the the harshness of that heel up and then with that kneecap watch on that lift there's a little bit of a pop I would soften that because you're starting to do a foot roll and then we kind of hold a bit through there not too much but then you have this sudden lift here but then visually you go from this to here to here and it kind of sticks you can see the height there so just watch out it feels a bit strong a little pop there and again it's just everything's kind of in the realm just a little bit softer nothing huge but I like that you have that rotation in there to then flatten later I think that's pretty cool you got your outer arcs and the steps and I think this is again the case where it feels like we are as you take that step here we're too strong in that lift here because you're doing the passing where we are like that there's more weight on this hip is up but then on that it would still be straight down because you're only touching you're not putting any weight on it yet even here there is no weight yet on it you're just planting down so I would still keep this flat and then the weight kicks in and then you would actually be like that and not yet flat going the other way I think from the front view that was to me the biggest thing just those rotations felt a bit off but the overall left and right feels better just if you compare that to the older one so much better and I know I said to bring in those legs there I say this almost feels this is so picky we said polish here but almost like take that leg like that edge here bring it to here just that bit just feels that bit much could just be me it's the only thing because I do like the bounces I like exaggeration in there I mean one thing you can do to offset this visually is just to kind of rotate this foot more and why globally so that it's actually more like that it gives you a bit more of a balance because the toe is further out versus it ends here and it feels like there's so much weight over this but if that foot was rotated more you know so that line would be to me maybe here that could still work in terms of just the visual balance there watch out on the front view this foot when it goes up you're almost expecting an upwards out arc like this because you're starting to go out to the right but then suddenly we're moving left boop and then it hits that wall boom you know with those couple frames your two frames three frames we're stuck on that line and then it goes out so watch out and even the other one has a slight feel going this way because of that rotation right and then you go out this way right there and then it feels like we're going suddenly to the right and then back to the left so again I think that the combination of the sudden pop up this left right and then the knee chatter gives it's kind of the poppiness in the dirtiness there in the legs that I would tweak and then having that flat boom compression up or you know push up it's going to add that bit of a stronger not a snappiness but a stronger impact on the hips that rotation left right like this feels just a bit soft in the body all ready that is that thanks all right there's an email you can sign up you can start whenever you want you can submit whatever you want you get 16 submissions either way a like and subscribe would be awesome all right thank you


So this is Ngeer, she's my girl from my home group and I just want to ask Ngeer if you want to share just a little bit what made you want to come back to home group what made you want to stay at the home group and what are some things that you that really touched you and maybe in a sense changed your life? Well at first when they said that we're gonna have home groups like every Sunday I thought it would be like a pain and a waste of a waste of Sunday evening and then every time when we started like every Sunday we would go and I would like it even more and like now I'm used to going and I like going and something that really touched me is like when we were praying for forgiveness I really didn't want to forgive certain people and Lana helped me and we prayed through it and I actually like forgave them and now I felt like something changed in my heart and I was happy and like and now like when somebody like needs help forgiving people like it's like I tell them like I didn't I didn't know like it was hard for me to forgive someone but then when Lana helped me it's easy and you can forgive someone and it can just change easy like that. Amen it's awesome forgiveness it's actually a big issue if somebody is holding unforgiveness to certain people it can really ruin their own life they're becoming like in prison it's not gonna allow people to move on to move forward to to a better life that God has prepared for people so and Amor I mean I'm sorry and gear she has a sister twin her name is Amor but and gear she overcame and she forgave those people that she needed to forgive and God changed her life changed her heart and many things changed in her life so we really thank God for the home groups thank you Amor and gear you can go thanks


So, Indian traditional wisdom gives lot of beautiful concepts which are very positive in nature. So, we can say these are the positive psychological constructs in the Indian wisdom tradition and most of the time these concepts are presented in very interesting stories. So, this story is about dharma getting married to the 13 daughters of Daksha Prajapati. Daksha Prajapati is the one who created this world. So, that power of the Brahman who created this world. So, dharma married to the 13 daughters and these who are the 13 daughters these are Shraddha, Maitri etc. All these daughters are reflection of the positive qualities. So, Shraddha we have already discussed these daughters then further gave birth to son or daughters. So, that is how the whole dharma family comes into existence and this dharma family is the excellent combination of multiple positive constructs defined in the Indian traditional wisdom. Shraddha we discussed in the previous slide Shraddha gives birth to Shubha. Shubha is the name of the deity who causes wellness and who kills the demons. Maitri means worldly meaning is friendliness. Friendliness result into prasad that is propitiation, happiness and satisfaction. Daya meaning of daya is compassion. The compassion has the son called Abhaya. When I have compassion for others I develop the fearlessness towards the world. Shanti is the another daughter shanti meaning peace. When peace marries and give birth to a son with dharma that son is called Sukha that is Satvik pleasure that is a positive pleasure. Tushti meaning nurturing and Tushti gives us more sensuous pleasure that is mode and Unnati is another daughter. The Unnati meaning progress and with the progress in the physical world it gives birth to Darpa that is arrogance. Buddhi is intellect that is another daughter. Buddhi and dharma result into artha that is material wealth. Medha that is more refined intellect when more refined intellect marries dharma it gives birth to a daughter called Sukriti auspicious activities. Titiccha we already discussed Titiccha is another wife of dharma. She gives birth to Shama that is equanimity that is the name of his son Shama. So, and similarly Rhi gives birth to Prashraya or courtesy or politeness. So, we can see that this dharma tree is the combination of many related and positive psychological constructs given in the traditional wisdom. The dharma tree is also commonly used heuristic in the Buddhist literature. In the Buddhism dharma tree is the tree which reflects many acharyas many enlightened masters arranged in certain order. Let us look at how these six treasures are relevant for our career because managing self and managing career both are equally important and both are part of this course. Shama is reflection of emotional intelligence being aware of the mind fluctuation controlling of the mind controlling of the emotion being aware and managing emotion for self and other and emotional intelligence is found to be as important as IQ for the professional success. Dhamma is discipline you remember energy focus matrix until we have Dhamma we cannot remain focused on the task and we cannot follow the timetable. Time management requires discipline just by managing Google calendar we cannot manage time. That discipline can come only with Dhamma Shraddha. Shraddha is reverence for the tap, gyan, yag, following the norms. There are safety norms there are other processes in the lean or in Six Sigma we have to follow certain norms. We need to have reverence for those norms. These norms are for the well-being of the profession well-being of the organization that is also Shraddha and that is very important for organizational success and personal career success. Resilience is another name for Titicca resilience at individual level and organizational level both are important and there is a vast body of literature which talks about resilient organizations and resilience in the executives. Uparathi recognition of the effort recognizing what I am good at and pursuing that when I am pursuing that which I am good at I can celebrate even the small wins that is important for professional success. If I keep changing my profession from one direction to another I cannot hope to be successful. So, I need to have Uparathi I need to find out what is my aptitude, what I am good at, what is my Swadharma reflected in profession and that is the foundation for the career success. Then comes Samadhan after finding out your true calling after recognizing what is my aptitude following the Shraddha following the Dhamma we develop something we build something we are able to achieve something that may or may not be as per our ambition accepting that and still remaining on that path that is Samadhan. So, we can see that all these Shadasampatti are equally important in the career success as well and there is a vast existing body of literature which is talking about these qualities. I end this session with three examples. These are examples of epitome of professional success in diverse field and you can see that these people became successful with some or other of the Shadasampatti. Actually all these Sampathis are connected and these are reflected in the success successful personalities. My first example is Ronaldo. We all know that he was born he was in a family in the Portugal which was not the family of a very wealthy people. His father was a gardener and his mother was a cleaner and regardless of lack of means he went to a club and he practiced very hard even today he practices very hard. Studies have pointed out that Ronaldo can jump as much as a meter and his jumping ability is higher than that of ordinary basketball player who play for NBA. Even in the hotel rooms of training camp others might be resting but he is following his setup practices and he invariably gives four hour for his training hundred push ups regardless of wind and rain his regimen is he follows that regimen. We can see that Dhamma and Titicca are so very treasures in the Ronaldo's personality. Another example of Narayana is another example is G Narayana is also called Guruji. He is a chairman emeritus of excel industry is limited. He is a chairman and director of several companies. He is a mentor, contributor, educator, trainer in management. He is mentored to several chief executives, lecturers, students, corporates. In his story in the famous book Leading with Wisdom he mentions about importance of Shama. After a major business loss he went for self reflection. He deliberately got into the spiritual sadhana to quieten his mind to bring calmness in his mind and arising from that calmness was his life goal. He was able to find his swadharma. He able to chalk out his path when he experienced Shama after major turmoil after major business loss and after that he became so famous and became so revered and respectful in the corporate world in India. Third example is of Pandit Hari Prasad Chaurasiya. He also practices so he has in the he has this quality of operati he has this quality of titikcha he has this quality of samadhan ekagrata and when he says that we need to remain in sadhana at one place he says that most stay for more than five years about his students. He also says that practicing is not just about holding an instrument and playing it. It is about constantly thinking about music. What am I going to perform? How to make it more beautiful when I perform next time? How do I perform last time? How can I make it better this time? Constantly thinking about it. So, we can see these three examples how the Shattasampatti can be the foundation for Vyavaric success the career success as well and these are the ways of attaining well-being. These are the ways of surpassing the obstacles on the path of well-being.


Hi, for the remainder of lessons and videos in under hypothesis testing, we're gonna look at two sample comparison. So comparing the wind sample that we have here, this red bumpy curve versus the natural gas sample, this blue bumpy curve. Now, before we get into actually any actual hypothesis tests here, I want to talk a little bit about an additional variable that we're gonna calculate out of this. So let's get to it. So the reason for calculating an additional variable here is to have something by which we can compare wind versus natural gas on an even basis. We can see clearly here that natural gas is producing a lot more energy than wind and it also has a much larger forecasted peak capacity than wind does. Because of these natural differences and these natural differences arise because natural gas is a much larger system in the state of Texas than wind is. In other words, Texas relies way more on natural gas energy than wind energy. But because of that, we're kind of comparing apples to oranges here and we wanna level this playing field and come up with a metric by which we can compare fairly wind versus natural gas and directly answer the question, well, which one has underperformed more? If we just looked at generation alone, well, we'd say wind is underperforming simply because it's not making as much energy as natural gases. But that's not fair because there aren't as many wind turbines or there isn't as much wind energy to begin with in the state of Texas than there is natural gas. In other words, Texas is way more dependent on natural gas here. So in order to facilitate a fair comparison between wind and natural gas, we're gonna look at the percent deficit. And this percent deficit is the generation, so that bumpy curve minus the forecasted peak capacity divided by the forecasted peak capacity. So in other words, this is basically looking at how much each energy source has either gone above or below that dashed line on a proportional basis to that capacity level. So how are we gonna calculate this? So we'll just make a couple of new variables here. Recall that the data object that we're working with is genPIV, that's our data frame. We're gonna use this .Loc function to define some new values. So we're gonna say anywhere where the fuel is equal to wind, we're gonna make a new variable called capacity and set it equal to 6.1. At the same time, we're gonna do the same thing except when the fuel is natural gas under this new capacity variable, we're gonna set it to 48.4. These are gigawatts. These are the forecasted peak capacities in gigawatts. So we talked about in the first video. Then with those in place, we can calculate a new variable called deficit. That will simply be our generation in gigawatts here minus this capacity. So that's our deficit. That's the numerator, the percent deficit. And then if we wanna just get this into a percent deficit, we can do deficit for the capital D divided by the capacity times 100%, get that 100%. So let's see what this looks like. So there we go, here's our percent deficit. Many instances, it's negative. In other words, that means it's below the forecast peak capacity. I think some of these rows that are omitted here for wind, they'd be positive. Let's visualize it. So to start off with our visualization, let's go back up to our previous visualization, borrow from that. And so we'll still do a line plot. We'll still have the same colors here except we don't wanna plot generation. We wanna plot our percent deficit and we'll color by fuel type, we'll sell blue and red, except now since we're looking at percent deficit, these capacities, they're not as relevant anymore. So let's delete those. Instead we wanna compare to is 0%, right? So our 0% deficit. Let's look at this as a black line dashed, both do it as black because regardless of whether it's wind or natural gas, we wanna compare it to 0% deficit. And there we go. So the red wind, blue natural gas, black dashed line at 0% deficit, we see that natural gas is always in the negative and wind is sometimes, perhaps most of the time, well, 64% of the time as we learned from the test of single proportions, below zero, okay? So that's what we're going to use, our 0% deficit and the remaining two sample tests. So comparison of means, both paired and unpaired and the comparison of proportions.


We are back with another free-to-play steam game. Today we're going to be talking about the game Trove. I'm sure you guys have seen it around YouTube lately, as it has gained a little bit more popularity since its July 9th release out of beta. Trove is an open-ended, ultimate action MMO that might look a little bit familiar. Minecraft? No? Trove seems to be like an MMO version of Minecraft. With the graphic stylings, a smidge more like Borderlands. Maybe just mostly because of the outlines, but you see it, right? There are so many similarities between this game and Minecraft, so we're not going to talk about that. We're going to talk about the differences. Okay, I'm kidding. There are actually a few differences in this game. Mainly, Trove focuses on fighting and leveling up your gear. Oh! Woo! As you upgrade your gear, you can tackle some epic challenges and show off your awesome stuff. The point of the gameplay is to adventure through countless realms that are filled with quests, chests, and enemies great and small. It's a potent, cube-shaped brew of RPG features combined with the thrill of exploring procedurally generated worlds and the ultimate creative freedom to build your own world. I took that straight from tryonworlds.com slash trove. So if you're looking for more info after this video, you can go ahead and check out the website. When picking your character, there are many different classes to choose from. There is a Knight, a Gunslinger, Ice Sage, Dracolite, and many others. Once you choose a class and jump into the game, you'll get started with hints that will help you to figure out what to do next. One good thing about the hints is that they don't last forever, so you're free to roam as you please and do your own thing. Another Minecraft-like thing, besides the whole world being made of squares, you know, is the fact that you can build in your square world.  You can drop your cornerstone at specially marked plots in the world you're visiting and your home will appear giving you a safe place to stay. You can mine and craft and make all sorts of neat things from within your base. This is short and I have just barely scratched the surface of all the things that you can do within Trove. So the best thing you can do, which I'm sure you've already done because here you are on YouTube, is to look up some Trove videos. There's tons of videos for beginners detailing what you should do starting out, as well as basics and things to know. I will probably be doing a lot of research before I play this game.  This is a great alternative to minecraft if you can't afford it or if you're just not wanting to jump on the minecraft bandwagon. Which you should though because it's totally fun and you're missing out. One last thing that you do need to know is that it will prompt you to create a login. It's outside of your steam so you will have to register and all that stuff. But once you sign in, you're good to go. Thank you guys so much for watching. If you have any suggestions for free to play games, leave those down below in the comments. If you'd like to see more of me, you can find me on my channel Brits Games. The links for me are in the description box. And thank you guys again for watching and I will see you next week. Goodbye. Bull. Uh... Wait. What? Uh... Somebody got it. Oh wait, I said it. What? Oh... Wait. What was it?  Impulse is produced by the Freedom Network. Ever wanted to earn revenue from your videos? Freedom offers a great partnership program which includes access to hundreds of thousands of audio tracks, sponsorships with great partners, and most importantly, a no lock-in contract. You can leave at any time for any reason. We accept everyone, both big and small. For more information, click here or visit the link in the video description.