All right, welcome back to the channel now in today's video. I'm gonna try to keep this brief. I want to be to the point and This is not going to appeal to everyone. I Know if this does appeal to you Then you would probably be a great fit to work with me Either one-on-one with your business or in our group coaching program, right? And if it doesn't appeal to you, trust me You're not going to be a good fit to work with me because I am very firm in how I believe in this All right, so a question that I get I got this over the weekend again is been I'm not scaling my business fast enough I need to scale it faster All right, I See this question I've seen it too much and Here's the funny part about this When someone sends me that question if you send me that question, I will respond the same way I would say well, why do you why do you feel that and What it does is it makes the person who sent me that message Realize well, you know, why do I feel that and I'd say 90% of time I don't get a response because what they're looking for is a tip trick or strategy right and I'll tell you it If you send me that message and I was like, oh, try this odds are you won't even do it Right odds are you will not do it and odds are if you do it Well, are you gonna do it again? Or are you gonna just go back to where you were before you ask me that question? And Here is the problem, right? The problem is too many coaches trainers business owners Are impatient too many people are impatient They care about what is happening now and I'm all about being in the moment like focusing on today So today is better than yesterday type of thing but I know If I think well, I haven't skilled fast enough Well, who's to say how like what's what's the proper time amount it takes the To scale up business Right and here's the deal. So just so you know, I talked to really successful people people that are doing half a million to a million dollars in training and coaching People have done more than that people don't weigh more than that and here's the thing that I've seen that all of them have in common They are in this Like a marathon. They're not doing this Little gadget game where they press the easy button and they say well, I want to skill this in the next 30 days They don't do that None of these guys and girls that I'm helping or none of the ones that I talked to on a regular basis have built their business that way and It's almost like the big secret that everyone has is they just put their head down and they do the freaking work They don't get distracted by all these little gadgets online Right, do they have a business coach? Yep. Do they focus on what they want? Yes All right, did they run their business like a business? Yeah, but do they look for the easy way out and try to do this like Strategy type of way to scale their business overnight. No, they don't That's the difference is too many of you are impatient and you want things now and you're not willing to be patient you're not willing to be disciplined and My question for you if you ever asked me that in the future is where do you want to be in 10 years from now? It's a question. I ask myself all the time Is what I'm doing today in alignment for where where I want to be in 10 years from now The answer is yes. Good. The answer is no What the heck am I doing right now? right and When you think it and when you think in terms of 10 years five years two years You are thinking long term You are not thinking what is happening right now and why is this not working? Well Here's the here's the reality. If you have a client your business is working Let's just focus on getting one more client Let's not focus on this the bright shiny object stuff that you see on all these ads right and Here's what's funny. I shouldn't say it's funny. It's not funny And so I shouldn't be laughing, but this is what's sad. Okay, this is sad So I wasn't laughing at these people but it's it's This is like an epidemic and I've seen this people who buy courses or buy stuff Most people don't do anything. They'll buy it. Yes, I have it and then they don't they just kind of sit around I'm doing all right people who think long-term when they invest into a business coach or a mentor or Some sort of course online the first thing they do when they buy it as they log in and they go do it they go do it and Like that's the difference people who get distracted versus people who do it And those who get distracted will always go buy other things And then they're going to just be running in this hamster wheel All right. Now, let me tell you something and this is not to brag This is to show you my mindset. I have spent it at minimum The last 10 years sorry, I'd say even the last four or five years $100,000 on self-development and minimum Right. Why I want to get better I want to learn from people who are doing what I want to do and Here's what I don't do though, right? I Don't pay someone. I don't give someone money and invest into myself and then I expect them to do the work for me That doesn't happen. I Do everything that they tell me to do if they have a 5,000 page book that I have to read on day one I'll get it done. I Don't dilly-dally. I don't just get something and get the dopamine hit. Yes, I have it and then I don't I don't sit around right I complete The courses and I when I invest into a mentor. I did that recently All right, big investment I followed through with every single thing that they told me to do Got great results Why because I did what they said I Did not dilly-dally around Right Didn't dilly-dally around. So here's the thing If you're someone who's like well, I'm always I'm trying to scale what I do, but I'm just I'm not patient. I Would tell you you probably should just quit you should probably just quit because You won't It's likely you won't be here in 10 years from now With your business It's likely you won't evolve your program and make it better because you're just focused on scaling your business right And what about what about thinking well, how can I make my program better? How can I get my clients better results when you think in terms of just you go in that direction of How can I get my clients better results? How can I? Improve my service. How can I make sure everyone who goes through this program is doing great when you think in terms of Just heading in that direction your business is going to scale faster than it would if you're trying to press this button I'm just getting clients overnight Because now you have a better product. You have a better service. You're getting better results with their clients that is the difference and I know what does better on YouTube, right? what does better on YouTube is people talking about tactics tricks strategies to scale your business in the next 30 days and I will tell you just for for For fact that a lot of people they bite into those little 30-day types of things and Then they don't fall through With those 30-day things Or they follow through and typically what happens 30 days later, they're back to where they start Because they're not Hyped up anymore. They're not motivated anymore All right And that's why I'll tell you those who really really succeed Long-term Are the ones who are just more disciplined? All right. They are just more disciplined. I am more disciplined than I'd say 99% of people who are in this industry I know I'm not being cocky when I say I know I am I'm willing to sit down turn off the internet and Write a newsletter Multiple times a week willing to come on here on YouTube and share what works for me What's working for our clients like last year our clients made millions of dollars? Collectively Millions of dollars so like I know a thing or two about how to grow the business But I'll tell you those who did really really well in 2019 2018 2017 2016 those are the ones who are just really really disciplined Because that's what you need if you're gonna be here in 10 years from now in Business you have to do the things that no one else likes to do And it's not fun Okay, it's not fun. I wish there's there's days. I wish I could just come to the office and me and cowboy drink a couple whiskies Right and chill out Right, we just chill out when we look at at the view outside my office and just hang out Right, that's not going to give me to where I want to be though. I see a lot of coaches and trainers I mean, this is this is a side note, but I mean I see this There's a lot a lot of you guys that you say you want to do something but You don't Actually want it you're you're just saying And you won't do the things that are required to do it otherwise you would have already done it by them, right? You would have already done it by now So that's it for the video. I hope this helps you All right If you've ever ever thought well, I'm not scaling fast enough think about where you want to be in two ten 15 17 years from now Right, and that will kill the thought of oh, I'm not good enough right now Right and just know that you haven't arrived. I haven't arrived. No one's arrived Those who are really disciplined they will get to where they want to go where they want to be Over a long period of time not a short period. That's it. See you later


And also with the salvation thing, I guess I'm kind of calling God's bluff on that because if God is, people say God is. You always got to be super careful with this. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. The zoom thing? It's a, it's a microphone, but it's stereo. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, okay. You going to these? Yeah, not the same model. You make music? Yeah. Nice. What do you play? In the basement. Same here if I had a basement. Yeah. But I got like my own little room where I just stuff all instruments in it. There you go. Well, you know, actually I do more words, writing and then sing a little bit. That takes a lot of work. It does take a lot of work. Yeah. Because you always have like this high standard of what you want. Yeah. If it doesn't need it, you're just like, race everything. Oh yeah. Yeah, I got some friends, we've been doing this about 10, maybe longer than that. Okay. We meet up in a friend of mine's basement over in Englewood. Englewood Social Club is the name of the band. Okay. We only play in John's basement. That's pretty cool. Because we're all about just doing it for ourselves. And you know, they were professional musicians for a while. Okay. The other guys that I've met. And I read sound, but that's just, I would just rather just, I like recording the whole performance thing in front of people. Yeah, yeah. And I can take that or leave off. Same here. Same here. I cannot do my best live. Yeah. And I found like recording, especially since I know I'm going to be listening to my stuff more than anybody else. Yeah. I want to get it crafted. Yeah. And it improves it as well. But like you also develop an ear for when you record compared to like live, here it is, you're done. Yeah, that's true. That's true. Yeah. There's different schools of thought. So anyway, like I said, I wouldn't take up the most of your time. Okay. I got a five minute timer. Yeah. You can talk more if you want. Okay. Or anyone should be able to talk to anyone about anything. Yeah. And all I do is ask questions and try to figure out like is the, is this thing that you really hold really important? Did you use a real app or a way to get there or not? Oh, okay. That's about it. Okay. Is there anything that you really strongly believe is true, anything you're motivated by something you know you can't be wrong about? Wow. You know. By the way, I'm Ty. I forgot to introduce myself. Ty, Landry. Landry? Yeah, yeah. How do you spell that? D-N-D-R-Y. D-R-Y. Yep. D-N-D-R-Y. Yeah. What's the thing you're most confident about? You're not confident, period. You're not confident. Anything. Is there anything of those things? That's fine. That's a good place to start. In my opinion, I think that's all right. Yeah. But what's something you know like it's got to be like this? Uh, something that's got to be like this.  I would think the, um, well like the spiritual thing. I'm confident that whether there's a God or not, that doesn't have a lot to do with my daily life. Oh. What I need to do in my daily life is focus on the resources that I have. The time, the money, the relationships, and how can I best use those relationships to do whatever it is I'm trying to do. Which, just so I can understand that. Yeah. You're saying like whether or not there is a God, it's not part of my daily concern. Yeah. It's kind of a road. It's like, um, on a different, a different field. It's like who the president is.  But whoever's in that office, I still have to get up and go to work. Sure. I still have to pay bills. Sure. Yeah. I still have to pay my family and my friends and all that. You gotta watch over your shoulders sometimes. Yeah, still. Exactly. Is he following me? Yeah. Come on, it's on me again. Come on. They found about the... Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. I mean it doesn't matter whether it's somebody that I like or somebody that I don't like. I still have, you know, certain things that I have to do. Coming at this from like a more spiritual, religious angle. There might be people who would say, pretend it was me saying it. Yeah.  Or you're the sanctity of your soul. The security of you and your afterlife. It's entirely dependent on what you do on a day-to-day basis. Better go, this should be a concern for you. Yeah. What would you say to someone like that? I would say you might be right. But I don't have any proof either way. And my experience has taught me that if I do the best I can right now, that long-term stuff will work it out. And I learned that from managing my money.  I learned that from eating food. I mean, there's a lot of food that I like to eat that's not necessarily healthy. Yeah, there's a lot. So I just eat less of it. There's a place I go to in Nashville. Yeah. The only one I'm here for Sunday assembly. Yeah. It's burritos. They're like three feet long.  And they're like this thick. Yeah.  Little tangent. Yeah. They're like three feet to ten feet. As long as you want. Yeah. They'll just be layering tortilla shells. Wow. And burritos. Yeah. I found a place that does that here. And I'm like, great. Now I don't have to drive to Lexington. But once in a while. Lexington is a long way. Yeah. It's four hours. But I did the Google Maps. I was like, we'll just sit there for a minute. Yeah. But yeah, food, if you take it in moderation, if you manage it well long-term, you're going to be better off than you would if you didn't manage it. Yeah. And also with the salvation thing, I guess I'm kind of calling God's bluff on that. Because if God is, people say God is, then surely he would understand a person that's just like, I've got these resources. I'm going to make the best use of them. And when I get to that point across in that bridge going to the afterlife, well, I'll deal with that then. Surely the person will understand that, you know, you did the best you had with what you could.  I'll be like, hi. I'd rather be there then. Yeah, exactly, exactly. Let me throw out this idea. A Christian comes and says, maybe not even a Christian, but just someone who's vaguely Christian. He says, all God wants, if you read the Bible, the context of God is someone who has a lot of power that just desperately wants to be loved. He could have made you love him automatically, but he's giving you that choice himself. And he's made all these other things. He's made, you know, he's sacrificed himself for the cross for you. He's doing things for you, but he's not asking anything other than, please love me if you're capable of doing that. Couldn't you just do that? Couldn't you just say, hey, on a daily basis, could you just pray? I could do that. Could you just give 10% of your paychecks? Like, is that really? Too far? Too far. Too far. All right, all right. Go back to the prayer. Go back to the prayer. Go back to the prayer. You know, just daily prayer. I've heard that line of thing before.  You know, you can do all of this stuff, and you're giving all these gifts to somebody who hasn't asked for them. I didn't ask for it. You didn't ask for him to call his own son. Yeah, yeah, if you want to do that, go right ahead. You didn't ask for that. I appreciate it. I take care of my own self. Sure, sure, sure. You know, it sounds to me a lot like a relationship, you know, a romantic relationship where one person is controlling but in a very passive, aggressive kind of way. I'm going to build you this house.  I'm going to do this, that, and the other. I know you didn't ask for it, but I just want to do it because I love you. And I want you to love me in return. But with that love, there are conditions because the wages of sin is death. Sure. Yeah, you know, all of sin comes short of the glory of God. So there's a failed threat in there too. You don't love me well.  There's definitely a stick behind the carrier. Yeah. And if God is a person who set this system up in the first place, then that is designed into the system. And I don't want to play by those rules. How about this? I'm going to say something a little controversial. Okay. Christians got it wrong. Yeah.  He was just like, hey, I made this. I love you. Yeah. Have fun, you know? Like, I want you guys to enjoy this.  Yeah. That's all I'm asking for. Yeah. But like, if you don't, that's no problem because, hey, we're all going to party in the afterlife anyway. Yeah. I would definitely be more receptive to that. Yeah. Yeah, that sounds more like a dated girl who's Hindu at one time. Okay. And they have just a lot of different variations. And one of the things that they believe is that, you know, God is God. It doesn't matter what you call it. You call it Jesus. You call it Krishna.  Yeah. And they're a lot more relaxed about that. At least my understanding. Sure. Sure. But they seem a lot more relaxed about the rules and the regulations. And it is more of a, you know, hey, I did this. I want you to enjoy it. You know, give me some credit if you want.  And I can relate to that. I can appreciate that. But it still wouldn't make me want to go to church every week. I see. I don't see the benefit for me in that. I'm going to throw in one last thing. Okay. If it turned out that we could demonstrate right now, an awful little reasonable case for you to say, hey, this God does exist. Yeah. The Christian God, as depicted in the Bible, does, without a fact, 100% exist. Yeah. Wouldn't necessarily mean that you'd start worshiping him. What? No. I think it might mean, though, that Christians would have a crisis because Christianity is based on faith. Mm-hmm. And faith is about believing something without evidence. Mm-hmm. So if you suddenly provide evidence... Like, now we have it. Now we know where it is. Yeah. Right there. We've got an email link to him. Yeah. He's got a Gmail account. Yeah. It's all security. Yeah. He stopped by the other day and we had him here, you know. He's rewriting things in the sky like we found him. Yeah. But... Daily concerns? No, not really. Well, yeah. It would be kind of... I think I would probably treat it like somebody asked me once if Jesus moved in next door to me. Sure.  For the most part, I'd ignore him. But, you know... If he needed anything, you know... Why is that always the brother's solution? It's like... Wait, it fixes a lot. Probably, it's true. Because when I go home, I'm like, I don't want to talk to any of these people. For real? I got some people coming down. I was like, can you help me get this? It's like, I just moved here. Yeah. I'm going inside. That's it. Because I just don't want to deal with it. Exactly. But, you know, at the same time, he had a flat tire or whatever. Yeah. I'd be there for him. Because that's what neighbors do. Exactly, yeah.  If they're moving, I'll drink once. Yeah. Yeah. But, you know, we don't need to be best friends. We just live next to each other. Yeah. At the same time, if we turn out to be best friends, well, then that's good. But, you know... Right. Right. I'm fine with that. Let me think. Yeah. What would you say then? What would be your ideal God that would let you give some sort of daily concern to him or her? Oh, wow. That's a good question. What would it take for you to fit that? That's a good question. Because, I don't know, we probably have to be married or something. Mm-hmm. Because, I mean, I see my wife every day. But, you know, I love my mom. She lives right across town. Yeah. But, you know, we'll trade texts. Not even then is daily. We'll trade texts most days. Okay. But what capacity would meet that? Like, what qualities would that be need for you to be like... All right. Now it's daily. Yeah. Well, it would have to be some type of partnership. Okay. Where we were working together in service of a common goal. Oh. Yeah. Have you ever seen, like, Early Edition? Have you ever seen it? No. It's a show where a guy gets tomorrow's newspaper one day early. Okay. Yeah. And the guy who gives it to him is like a delivery man, but he's clearly an allegory for God. Yeah, yeah. And you don't figure that until like a couple of seasons later in. Oh, okay. But the guy who gets the newspaper is like run down. He's like his wife left him. Yeah. He's lost his home. He only has a hotel and his best friends that he's leaching off of. But he's a good person because he keeps going out of his way to be like, who got murdered today? Let me stop that. Which one? What God brought today? Let me stop that. And then the newspaper changes in real time so that there's no bad things. And people complain like, there's never anything good in the newspaper. It's just always boring. It's like, yeah, because I'm working. I'm grinding. I'm grinding, right? That's what he's doing on the download.  Yeah. Because this guy is giving newspapers to everybody and everyone, one person in every city is trying to do their best to maintain everything better. Yeah. Something like that. Oh, yeah. Something like that. I like that. I like that. Yeah. It's like, hey, delegate some stuff to me for a common goal to make everyone's life better. Yeah. And I'll check in on you. Exactly. Then we're both investing on it. There's not that stick with the carrot kind of thing. Yeah. Yeah. Wow, that's really good. Okay, cool. Yeah. Nice, man. Nice. Yeah. You have a card. Sure. Yeah, I'd love it. Yeah. I'll give you a card. There you go. Oh, cool. Yeah. You have access to your music on this? Yeah. Could you write it down? I'll write it down. Yeah, yeah. I got a pencil. Oh, wait. I got a pen. I got a legit pen. Yeah. That was a good chat. Yeah. Yeah. I'll put it on here. Nice. Yeah. That's legit. Yeah. And we've also signed up with this company called DistroKid, which will, for like a yearly fee, they'll put your music on Apple Music, on Amazon, on all of the streaming services and everything. Automatically? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah.  Sure, sure, sure. And they'll send it out. Yeah. Not bad. Yeah. That's a good thing. You play the, or you say it's spoken word only? Well, spoken word. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm getting into that right now. Really? Yeah. I've been singing into a microphone that was like, only for like podcasting. Oh, yeah.  Oh, yeah, yeah. Highly super, what do you call it? Yeah. Directional. Yeah. Yeah. And realizing how much I needed to work on now that I can hear myself. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And then the song, I mean, especially the song, like the reality, because it took me a lot to even develop the ear to like hear like, that's veggie, but now I'm hearing this stuff. Like even the ride over here, I'm listening to somebody listening to, like, these songs I'm listening to, not as I'm talking to a phone, but like, it's taking a while to find the notes. And like I'm, I like that earnestness of it. But it's clearly something where I've learned how to hear music differently. Because of that, I kind of ruined music from, you know, a weird way. This isn't good, this isn't quality good. Like, I mean, and when you find the band that you love, you're like, these guys know what they're doing. Exactly, yeah. This is like mixed well. Yeah. The ensemble's good, the talent distribution's great. No one's stepping on each other. Yeah, yeah, all works together. You know Steely Damn? Yeah. Oh my gosh. I love that. They recorded an analog. Like, they didn't even have anything digital back in the day, and it still sells good. Yeah. How did this clear? Yeah. I had a huge budget. Really? And they would, because they would, they would record a song with one band one day, because it was just the two main guys by the late 70s. True, true, true.  The next day, they'd bring in a different band. Same songs again. And one of those things, they invented a drum machine. Yes, yeah, yeah. Yeah, because they needed to. I forgot the guy's name. Percy? Yeah, I don't remember either. He's a classic. He is a classic. And he's also the guy that did the tech stuff as a journalist, too, for some music magazine. He might be dead now, actually. But he used to write in some music magazine. I remember reading an article that he wrote about how we need to do this with the drums and have this technology.  We had this thing. The other one, we were able to make something that worked. Yeah. They had like a really high standard. And I know for the drummer, he was like one of the first person to revolutionize how you'd even record like that. Because before they would do it Beal style, where it's just one microphone in the center, and everyone got around it playing to the mic. But he's like, no, I need six microphones. One for the kick, one for the cymbals, one for this, and people are like, what are you even doing? It's like, no, I don't need this microphone. I need that microphone, because it's higher and it's a little bit more jittery. And you put this here, and they need to be equal distances from each other. So the sound waves hit them at the same time. He was super technical.  And Steve Lee Dan was like, you want to do some music with us? Exactly. And the question was, do we have people who did it? It did. But it did. It's like, yeah.  Yes. It's like, bad take. Throughout the tape, we have to record it again. There's no rewind. And the tape, you know, you can only record on at once, because if you re-record it again, you can erase it all the way. Yeah. And those masters, I think they were all magnetic for the most part. So like, at a certain point, they won't exist anymore. Yeah. Lose the polarity. Exactly. So everyone was just racing against the clock and making the highest quality stuff that could exist in the moment. And he said, these guys love music. Yeah. I love music too. Yeah. Me too. Almost as much as food. Maybe it's going to be good. Oh, yeah. Can't live off of music. Maybe you can. Maybe you can. You can't eat music. Well, you just need to make a genre when you've got the same time, too. There you go. You're done. There you go. So I took it out of here. Thanks so much. Appreciate you. Thanks for doing it.


Young men are being lied to and it's leading to tragic results. That's what I want to talk about today. If you guys don't know who I am, my name is Isaac David and this is the Daily Disciple where I hope you follow Jesus Daily. A huge shout out to everyone on Patreon that supports me on there. It makes it so I can continue to make these videos. Link in description if you want to join. Today, we're talking about the fact that men, young men specifically are being lied to in our culture on a number of fronts. Now, just to preface this, I want to let you in on a little something you probably actually know when you're on social media and, you know, as a guy, I'm on social media and you can get caught up in different groups, right? Depending on what your interests are, you tend to follow different circles. Maybe some guys are into working out. So we're in this like sphere of workout videos and, you know, tips and how to bulk and how to, you know, cut and how to eat well and all these kind of things or maybe you're in like tech technology and you're in this sphere of consuming this content around technology. Well, for guys, one of the big common groups is kind of an entrepreneurial slash hustle culture niche and that is huge for guys. It has been blowing up over the last several years with guys really pouring themselves into this idea that look, if I hustle as much as I can, if I work hard at what matters to me, right? I'll get to where I want to be. And usually this means financial freedom. Usually this means, you know, living the life and the lifestyle that you want to live and means getting success and finding fulfillment and meaning in hustling hard. And, you know, it's idolized to put in 12 hours, 16 hours a day. That is seen as what guys should be doing and in our culture in general spreading a little bit further, taking a little bit of a wider lens here. We see it's prevalent that guys are told that through monetary success, financial success and through career achievement, they will find meaning because you look at it. Look, we're all looking for meaning and maybe you're not a Christian. You're watching this video and you're like, yeah, that's true. Like we're all looking for meaning, right? Whether you're looking for it in the Bible, whether you're looking for it in Christianity or whether you're looking for it in other religions or in hustle and productivity. We're all looking for a place to find that fulfillment and meaning. And so some guys and it's popular. They say, look, I got to focus in on getting my career straight hustling hard and putting in that time and that hustle to really find success. And you're thinking, Isaac, okay, what's the big deal here? What is the culture lying to us about? Isn't that true? Isn't that a good thing? Shouldn't guys really focus in on becoming responsible, hardworking young men? Isn't that what we've always wanted them to do? Isn't that the counteraction to the laziness that our culture often is known by in our generation? Gen Z or Millennials is, you know, accused of. It's the laziness. It's the, you know, whatever, but no, it's finally getting together and we're working hard. Here's the problem is that you think that because our culture purports these things, these qualities, you know, of working the 12 hours of working the 16 hours of hustling hard for what you want of being extremely career focused of putting, you know, family and, and those kind of things aside relationships, cutting out social life, cutting out community in order to pursue financial success and career success. You think that would be the thing that would bring men the most meaning, right? Because of course we're going after it. So isn't that the best? Isn't that going to lead to the best results? Here's the tragic thing and here's what I've actually been learning and discovering as I've been talking to a number of different older men and also just seeing documentaries online and things like that. If other people speaking out about this is it when men completely put and you know, women, you can you take what you can from this, right? No, I can speak as a guy. Men, when we are put in a situation where we're focused in on those things and even when you achieve that monetary success, you end up realizing that what you were working for isn't actually what you truly wanted or needed or desired because no amount of money is going to fill that desire in us. And what desire is that? Well, God desired designed us. He wired us and I'm just 22. I'm just speaking on this. I haven't even experienced this, but in my conversations with, you know, older men, fathers and stuff, it's like they they find their most meaning and purpose in their life being fathers and husbands, right? That's amazing. That's crazy because it seems like our culture idolizes the man that is free, that is not tied down, that is wealthy, that is successful, that is, you know, well known and is renowned and respected as opposed to the man who lives a quiet life raising his family and doing what it takes to to raise them up in the way that they should go. And so we're being lied to when we're when young men are told, look, if you focus on your career, go home all in, right? You gossip, you make it.  And you crowd everything else out. That's going to fulfill you because we're missing something fundamental. I think we need to normalize young men aspiring to be godly fathers. Maybe you've heard of young women, you know, aspiring and they've even verbalized aspiring to be moms one day and that scene is great, right? And I agree. That's awesome. But yet somehow guys, it's like that's not something that, you know, is just seen as a normal thing. Why would a guy, you know, aspire to be a godly father? Doesn't he have greater pursuits in his mind? But it's because our values have been shifted. Our values have been severely missed and and and we have chosen money oftentimes money and outside achievement as the measure by which we say something is meaningful by which we say a pursuit is meaningful. We see these outside numbers and and you know, how many followers do I have and how much money is in my bank account. We see those things as look, that's what you want as a guy. That's where you get your meaning. That's where you get your worth. That's how you can say that you are enough in this world. That's how you know that you made something of your life and that's pounded into our brains and it honestly drives us crazy where we feel guilty all the time. I know I do. I feel guilty a lot because I'm like, am I doing enough? Am I doing the right thing? I got to get to this spot where I can make something of myself where people will respect me and I'll have money and that kind of thing and and it's so much and yet when a guy says, look, you know what? I want my greatest aspiration is to be a godly father to raise godly kids like who says that? And yet I think like if you're a guy watching this, I think that's great and I think that's a godly a godly something to aspire to aspiration. That's the word I'm looking for. It's a godly aspiration to have and so I want to create kind of because you can easily go into a ditch or another ditch, right? But I want to clarify things a little bit. So when we're talking about should we be responsible? Yes, we should be responsible. Of course, right? We want to take care of what we need to do. We need to work hardly for the Lord and not for man. But here's the measurement that we've been getting off, right? Like we've been we've been wrong about how we see and how we choose to hustle. And so I'm going to introduce something which I think we should be aspiring to is is meaningful hustle, meaningful hustle guys. They hone into hustle because they think the mere act of working hard and not giving yourself rest and tunnel vision and all that kind of stuff is is honorable in and of itself. Even if the ends isn't great or even if the ends is kind of like or even if the means by which they're doing it is kind of a scummy. They're like, well, I got to hustle into this and make that money and become successful. So then people will respect me and I will have meaning in my life. That's what guys are honing in on. And what I want to say is that we've been measuring things all wrong like we've been measuring things all wrong because as Christians, if we're looking at where does value and meaning and purpose come from like does it come in to us trying to find that thing that's going to make us the quickest buck that's going to give us the most financial stability or we honing into what God would have for us. Are we going to hustle meaningfully for a purpose for providing for our family for providing for our own needs for helping other people is that why we're hustling to serve God to serve others to provide all these kind of things as opposed to just selfish self and and self appeasement and trying to appease our guilt that's so deep in that shame that's so deep. Like if you're a guy watching this and maybe you feel this too. I know I'm getting a scattered brain, but look, this is just a stream of consciousness consciousness here. I'm just kind of trying to get this out. So if you're guy watching this right now and maybe you felt this pressure this this deep knee, you're like I got to hustle like I see this like I got to work hard because otherwise I'm not going to make anything of myself and and I and I got to do that and I and I understand that like I'm not going to tell you oh look don't even worry about it. Don't even try to work hard like it's not worth it. I just focus on you know reading Bible whatever like no, I think reading about was good, but also you need to work hard. Of course, but what is our motivation for it? Is it a panic out of like this deep need to make something of ourselves to prove ourselves to the world or is it out of a security in knowing that God has loved us in knowing that God accepts us and knowing that God is sending us with his power and his presence. And I think when we realize that we say, okay, now I can approach my work with with joy and not panic and not trepidation and anxiety feeling like maybe I'll fail and I'll never measure up and all this. No, I'm secure in Christ, but then also I can turn my head and say, oh, what is the things that God is really pulling me towards that are that are the most meaningful, right? And I think God is designed men and women, but I think in this context, men to to be looking for those that next generation, whether through fatherhood or mentorship to raise and to mentor and to like, man, there's so much wisdom there and we were designed to pass that on and leave a legacy. There's no legacy in just tunnel vision and putting in 12 hours and 16 hours a day to get to the point where we are financially free, but we're lonely and isolated and we have cut out anybody else in our lives. Like there is an amazing gift that God is offering us in becoming a part of a community and also in, you know, those if you do have kids becoming a father and that should be seen as something absolutely amazing. And I pray that I'll have that blessing one day and I think, you know, if we're only focused, if the only metric that we have on our worth as men is how many hours we're working, what our wages, how well known we are, how many achievements we have, we are going to end in despair because here's the fact it'll never be enough. It'll never be enough for you. And I feel like at this point, I'm like still at that stage where I'm still trying to get to the basics, right? I just want to get to like ground level where I feel like I can make something of my life, but at the same time, I want to be concerned and hopeful and and inspired and aspire to focus on the things that matters my family and and ultimately, I hope to get married one day. And I think that's an awesome, an awesome aspiration to have. I just want to free you guys from from the pressure of the world and it's saying that you are defined by your work and that it that is the thing that will bring you the most meaning because unfortunately it will leave you empty. It will leave you always wanting more. You'll never have enough money.  God didn't just design us to to act as nomads or lone wolves, you know, trying to, you know, make become that this successful mogul or whatever or successful engineer or doctor. He didn't just create us to be that without the intention of what we're using that for and what we're striving towards ultimately and pouring into our family, pouring into our communities, those kind of things. And and I think that the stress, the anxiety, the pressure that is put on men to make something of their lives. It causes them and I can speak from experiences to cut out all the other aspects of life in pursuit of that thing. And as I've gotten to that place where I'm like, I've cut everything out and I focused in on it and then it's not working and then it's I'm not getting to where I am and I'm not as successful as I wanted to be and I'm not as rich as I want to be and I'm not there yet and and then I feel like I'm nothing and then I feel like I'm garbage and then you get depressed and you realize my heart was in the wrong place. My my aspirations were in the wrong place. I got a I can't continue to live this way. I can't continue to pour myself into work and and my dreams and my goals and expecting that to be the thing that refuels or fills me because God's given me so much of a greater calling than that. And until we realize that man will always be empty. We'll always be looking for that next thing to to fill us up. And look, I think I think God has it right in front of us. It's himself. He wants us to focus on him. He wants us to have a deep relationship with him and through that a deep relationship with others and not just cutting off communion with him and communion with other people in order that we be that tunnel vision to achieve our dreams because we think that'll give us meaning because it won't. It won't give us that purpose that we dreamed of. It won't give us that meaning. We won't have enough money. We won't have a big enough health. It will leave us sad and depressed and empty and I'm trying to tell you is that it's not worth it. I'm telling you today that if you can come to terms with that that, yes, you can have your dream. You can have your aspirations of where you want to go and yes, work hard at it. That's awesome. But don't give your life to that thing in hopes that it will fill you completely and make you whole because it can't do that. That's not its purpose. And if you are asking that thing, that dream, that aspiration, that achievement to fill you up and make you whole, you will be so disappointed and I've been there. I've been so disappointed when I put my identity, my life into my social standing or how close I am to being able to work full time for myself or those things and then it falls short. I feel like garbage because I put my my whole life, my identity into this working. But maybe it doesn't need to work. Maybe I can live my life and strive to my goals and work hard and and it doesn't have to ever get to the point where I dreamed it needed to be because there's a greater dream. There's a greater aspiration. There's a greater fulfillment in family and in Christ and in that identity of of pouring into the next generation, leaving a legacy that is more than just money or achievement. We've gotten so far from the truth and every time I see a every time I see a young man, maybe my age, that's poured themselves into this hustle culture and, you know, waking up at 5am and reading self help books and trying to work 12 hours on whatever the heck drop shipping or whatever the next fat is to make a million dollars. My heart breaks because I know how that feels. I know how that you just you ask God, God, give me something where just make it work.  Make me good at something or just God, just give it to me because I think that that's what I need. But if we can take a step back and we realize why God's not giving it to us because he says, No, my child, that's not what you need. You don't need. You don't need massive success at 22. You don't need to become famous. You don't need to become rich. You need me. That's all you ever needed. And through me, I'm going to show you amazing blessings and opportunities in maybe being a father, a husband, somebody in the community, somebody that a church that young men and women can go to and ask for advice.  That'll be enough.


Hey, y'all, we're gonna give you the truth about fat. How does it work?  This is really cool. A lot of people don't realize this is that you actually breathe it out, you actually can sweat it out, you actually can pee it out. How does that all work? Well, it's really neat because when fat gets metabolized through the liver, it actually breaks down in just different forms of energy, but your body has to get rid of it all, right? And so this is important because why exercise matters, hydration matters, and moving your body and staying in low carb matters, it sets you up for burning fat efficiently. And so you really wanna be able to do this in the most effective way.  So this is where it gets a little complicated, a little bit hard, why people may not be getting results as fast or maybe people are plateauing more and you wanna make some simple adjustments. So first thing you wanna do is you wanna make sure you sweat. How do you sweat? Go out and move your body.   And so we wanna tap into the fat stores more. You do that by dropping your glucose by eating less carbs and sugars. Now, there is a secret weapon out there, of course, drinking ketones, makes this whole process even faster and more efficient and easier, but you wanna drop those carbs and move your body, of course, and go pee, go sweat, go move, go breathe more.  Now keep in mind we don't have that much storage for glucose. It's a, you know, the larger you are as a person, the more you can store in your muscles. Your liver can store glucose and then your blood has glucose in it. So you don't have a lot of storage in it. It's kinda like trying to store, think of it if you're a car, right?  You have 25 gallon or 15 gallon tank or whatever it is and then if you overfill it, instead of the gas spilling out on the floor, what happens is actually the gas goes in and attaches itself to the car as padding and what happens is that if you keep filling up the gas tank with glucose, it can't tap into the storage around the car and the car keeps growing to the point where it can't even drive down the road very well. It can't move very well. It can't get in the garage anymore. So you have to get a bigger garage, bigger clothes, right? You have to get a bigger house and then the goal is, is that you don't wanna keep filling up the gas tank. What you wanna do is tap into the stored fuel, the tissue around the car and start burning that off, right? Well, what's the best way to do that is to start driving your car across country. Start doing little speed races, quarter mile races. That's exercise. So start moving your body and what's gonna happen is gonna have more motion moving forward. You're gonna drink a lot of water. Remember, hydration's really important with good electrolytes because you wanna be able to have good, flushing, peeing out. You wanna sweat more because you can sweat out some of that excess. You wanna breathe more and you get that by moving your body. So drink your ketones daily, y'all, but the truth about burning body fat is really about eating less carbohydrates, drinking ketones and move your body. That's the simplest answer. Now, if you're not dropping, if you get plateaued, there's many reasons why you might be doing that.  So those are the simple, simple answers. There's always some other variables in there, but that's the general ones. Bye, y'all.


What's up, guys? Mike, the coder here. Today we are going to go over this problem called two nights. So what is this problem? Your task is to count for k equal to 1 up to n. The number of ways two nights can be placed on a k by k board such that they do not attack each other. So what does that mean?  So how nights move is that they could only move in L shape. So let's say I have a night in the center of this board. A night can only move in an L shape. So it means that I could only move up to the left one or up to the right one. So an L shape I can move is like here and then here. So then I can move to this spot or I can move up to the right one. So up here, so I can move to this spot. And I can do the same to the bottom. So down two to the right one, up here, like this way. Down two to the left one and this way. And I also can move up one and to the left two. So I can move another L shape because you can move up one to the left two, so right here. Up one to the right two, up here. And then down one to the right two, right here. Down one to the left two, right here. So that's basically the different ways I could put it. And if I were to put a star on each of these ways, it'll be here, it'll be here, it'll be here, it'll be here, it'll be here, and then it'll be here, it'll be here. Because this is how a knight moves. Knights move only in L shapes, right? They only can move L shapes. So now our task is that given a K by K board, we need to count the number of ways two knights can be placed on this board, such that they do not attack each other. So before we even begin, let's just assume that these two knights are just pawns. So what I mean is that they can only move straight. And the reason why is because if they're just like regular pieces, so let's say they're just like regular pieces, any pieces. So let's think about this. So let's say I have this board here, and it's a one, two, three, four, five. So in our case, the size of the board would be K equal to five. Because in the problem statement they said K by K board, so in this case, actually it would be N equal to five. My bad, the board would be N. The board would be N. So in this case it would be N is equal to five. The board is equal to five. And let's say we just want to place any piece into this board. Well, how many different ways can I place it? So let's say I just want to do one piece. So I put a piece here. Well, okay, that's pretty good. So this is one place I could put it. But how many different ways can I put it? So I could put a piece here. But I also could put a piece here. These are random pieces.  Any of these number pieces I could put them, right? If I just put one piece here. So what is a total number of ways if I just want to put a piece? It's simple, right? It'll just be the length times width of the board, right? Because that's all be the total number of ways I could put one piece, right? Because if I just do 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, I would just count them all up. It'll just be, I don't know, 25. So it would just be n squared, right? So if I just want to put one piece, right? If I just want to put one piece, if I just want to put one piece, it would be n squared. So it would just be n squared, okay? Because I just want to put one piece into this board, okay? But now let's say I want to put two pieces, right? So this one is not one piece. This is one piece, one piece. Assuming this is not an eye, it's just like a regular chest piece, right? It'll be n squared because I have like n ways to do here and then n ways to do here, right? So it would be n times n which would be n squared. So this is one piece. One piece would be n squared. But now let's assume I want to do two pieces, okay? Well if I place one piece here, right? How many different ways can I put the second piece? Well, if I want to place a second piece and I could switch to a color red, well I could put it here, right? I could put it here, right? I hope you guys can see this. Maybe I'll put it like orange here. Maybe gray. I'll see something that's pretty hard to see. Yeah, okay. I'll find I'll put green, green, right? So if I put one piece here for the first piece, how many different ways can I put it? Well, I could put one here, right? Or I could put another one here, right? I could put it either this one or this one, right? Or the second piece I could put it here. Or I could put another here, or I could put another here, right? And then just count what? This one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, If I place the first one here, I had 24 ways to put the second piece. So in this case it would be, if I place the first piece here, I would have 24 pieces to put the second piece. So it would just be n square minus one, right? If I place the first piece here. But remember, we don't have, it's not necessary that we have to place the first piece here, right?  And so on and so on and so forth, right? So if you want to count the number of ways you could put the first piece, right? There's n square to put the first piece, right? There's n square to put the first piece, right? So if I place the first one here, then there's that many ways to put it, right? And then there's n square minus one to put the second piece, right? Because if I had, if I place the first piece here, the second piece, there's one column less to put the second piece, right? So that's why I have to do the total number of squares, which is n square, and subtract by the first one, because then I'll be, that'd be the number of ways to put it, right? But think about it, if I just do n square times n square minus one, I'm actually double counting, right? I'm actually double counting, because what's happened is if I place the first piece here, imagine if I place the first piece, so n square minus one here. Imagine I place the first piece here and the second piece here, right? And then I just go on and so on and so forth, right? So on and so forth until I get to the end, right? So, and then imagine if I put the second piece here. So let's say I put the second piece here. So let's say I put the second piece here. I mean, the first piece here now. Well, I just double counted this one, right? I double counted this one, right? Like if I had placed the first piece here and then I placed the number of ways to put the second piece would be here, here, here, here, here, here, so on and so forth, right? And then so on and so forth keep going, right? And if I place this, the, now what if I place the first piece here now? Well, how many different ways could you place the second piece? It'll be here, here, here, here, here, like my bad, I'll put this one here, right? So here, it would be here, here, here, here, here, here, I'll put it in purple.  So we basically just double counted this one, the first two ways to do it, right? We double counted it because if I place the first piece here and then that will be n, n square minus one ways to put the second piece. And then what if I place the first piece here? Then it would be n square minus one to put the second piece also. But I just double counted this first one. So out of all the ways to do the first piece, right? If I want to put all the ways to put the first piece, the equation would be, the equation to do this, which I'm gonna have to come back here. Let me just redo everything. The equation would be n square times n square minus one, so it would be n square. So our equation for putting two pieces, assuming they're just regular ponds, it would be n square times n square minus one divided by two, okay? So this would be the equation, right? Just putting two pieces because otherwise I would have had double counted twice, right? You saw how we double counted the first way to do it this way. And we could have kept double counting. So that's why the answer would be n square times n square minus one over two. So this is like just placing two random pieces, right? These are just two random pieces.  And the total number of ways to choose two pieces in it would be n square c2, right? This is like a second way to think about it. It would be n square c2, which would also, would just get you n times, n square times n square minus one divided by two, okay? That's another way to think about it. But yeah, I just wanted to show you like visually what it meant, why it's n square times n square minus one over two, okay? So this is the first part of the placing two random pieces on a board. So now what we're going to do is we are going to subtract by the ways that the two knights can attack each other. Because this is the total number of ways we take placing two pieces on the board, just two random pieces on the board. And now we just have to subtract the different ways where a knight, two knights can attack each other because that'll be your answer, essentially, okay? So now that we have the total number of ways two knights could be placed on a board, now all we have to do is subtract by the number of ways two knights do attack each other. So two knights do attack each other. So when do two knights attack each other? So if we think about it, let's say we have a knight here, right? So a knight can attack basically diagonal, right? So like in, not diagonal, L shape, in L shape. So it could be up here and then up one to the right here, up one to the right down one here, up here down one here. And then so on and so forth, right? It would be the diagonals, right? The L shapes going one and then to the right two or down one to the left two, right? So which places can I not put the knight? Well, simple, if I have the knight placed here, right? I cannot put the knight here and I cannot put the knight here and I cannot put the knight here, right? So what do we see here? What do we see in this picture? Well, if you were to cut the board around the locations where you cannot place it, you would see a pattern, right? If I had a knight here and then I can't place it here, right? But here, if I have a knight here, right? I also cannot place it here and I also cannot place it here, right? So let's just like, let's just like color in the areas where we cannot place it. So here, this is, I cannot place it here, right? But I'm going to just shade in those, the grid from the whole grid on the parts where I cannot place it. So here, I can't place it here. So I'm just, let's just shade in this part, okay? I'm just going to shade in here this part, all the surrounding areas, okay? I can't place it here, right? I'll just shade it. Well, I also cannot place it here. So I'm just going to shade in this part. Let's do a different color. Let's do it orange. So let's just shade it, maybe blue. Blue, blue, blue, blue is better. So I'll just shade in this part. I can't place it here, right? I can't place it here. So I'm going to shade in this part also. But I also can't place it here, right? Because if I have a knight here, I can't place a knight here. I'll attack this one. So I'll shade in this part also. So I'll shade in this part. So what do you see here after the, after shading in? It's simple. Essentially is that the, in rectangles of two by three, or three by two, the two, if you place a knight in those rectangles, they're going to attack each other, right? So if you could, if I have a knight here, and then if I have another knight here, these two knights are going to attack each other, because there is a rectangle of two by three here, right? There's a rectangle two by three of this part. This part is a rectangle here. It's two by three. And these two are going to attack each other. Also, if I have a knight here, right? Same here. This, this knight attacking this knight. If I place a knight here, and a knight here, these two knights are going to attack each other, because this is also in another rectangle of two by three, right? Two by three here. So this is also another rectangle of two by three, right? So that's why these two are also going to attack each other. But it's not just two by three. It's also three by two. Like if I have a rectangle of three by two here, so in this case of there's a knight here, right? There's a knight here. And I can't place a knight here, because there's a three by two here. There's a rectangle of three by two. So there's one, two, three. Three places here. And then another one here to the right here. It's a three by two here. So it's this rectangle. Hope you guys could see this rectangle, right? So essentially is that we just have to count how many two by three rectangles are in the grid and how many three by two rectangles are in the grid. And then we just subtract that from the total number of pieces, of two pieces you can place in the grid. And then that'll just be your answer, okay? So yeah, so the first part, how many two by threes are in a grid, okay? How many two by threes are in a grid? So let me just completely get rid of this again. And then we can start over. Let's count out how many two by threes are in a grid. And then we're going to be on our way. And then we add up how many three by two rectangles in our grid and so on and so forth. Okay, so how many two by threes are in this grid? So here I have a grid of n is equal to five, right? So it's a five by five grid. So how many two by three rectangles? Well, there's a two by three rectangle here, right? This one, this one, right? So there's one here, this one. And there's also one here, right? If I could count this one, so there's two. And there's another one here, right? That's three. And I also could count, keep counting. There's one here, four. And I could count another one here, five, six. Count another one here, right? And seven, count one here, eight. Count one here, nine. Count one here, 10. Count one here, 11. Count one here, and then 12. Count one here, okay? So what we notice here is that we just count. If I want to write a math equation regarding how many different rectangles there are, we just have to count like how many per row and then multiply by how many per column, okay? So here we have one here, two, three. We have three here. So there's three rectangles per this row. So there's three rectangles. If I just count like this three, right? Two. There's one, two, three, right? So there's three here. So as per each row, there's about three rectangles. And then how many per column? So there's a, let's see, how many columns are there? So one, two, three. Let's see. Then one. So there's one, two, three, four. Okay? So there's four. Four of these giant rectangles per column. So like one, two, three, and then four. Okay? So the answer would be three times four. So, yeah, so the answer would be three times four. So based on our n equal to five and three by times four, we could write a math equation generalizing when for all n. So in this case, it would just be, what do you see a pattern between this five and this three? Right? So three is actually just five minus two, right? So three is five minus two. And then four is just five minus one. So here it would be five minus two times four is five minus one. So five minus one, right? So in our n is equal to five, right? Our n is equal to five. So for generalizing this, it would just be n minus two times n minus one, right? Right? It would be n minus two times n minus one. So that'll be the math equation for how many rectangles, two by three rectangles for an n by n grid. So yeah, so this equation would be n minus two times n minus one. So here it would be n minus two times n minus one. So this would be the math equation for number of two by three rectangles in a grid, okay? So now we have to think about the number of three by two rectangles, right? We have to add this one add to the number of three by two rectangles, and then we just subtract it from our total number of two pieces we could place on our board and that'll be our answer, okay? So here, now that we have this, we're going to find how many three by two rectangles are on the board. So let's count that, okay? So I'm just going to erase this whole thing and yeah. So before we lose everything, so here remember our total was, our total was n square times n minus one, n square minus one over two, right? This is our total. And then we have to subtract the number of two by three rectangles and then also the number of three by two rectangles, right? So we're going to subtract, and our math equation was n minus two times n minus one, right? n by two times n minus one. So this is a two by three rectangles. This is a number of two by three rectangles, okay? So now let's count the number of three by two rectangles now, okay? So I'm going to erase this and I'll paste this here. So how do you count the number of three by two rectangles? Simple, same thing, go row by column. Remember this is n equal to five, five by five, right? Simple, go row by column and then just count how many per row and then generalize it for how many per column, okay? So here we have three by two, three by two. So this is we have one here, another here, two, another here, three, another here, four, okay? So this is like four in one row. And let's see how many columns we have. So we have one here, let's see. So we have one here, two, and then three, okay? So there's one, two, and then three. So there's four of them in one row and then there's three per column, right? Three per column. So the answer would be four times three. So if we want to generalize it, remember our n is equal to five. We're going to need to generalize these two based on n equal to five. So what is four representing in terms of five? It's five minus one. And what is three representing in terms of five? It's five minus two. So this would be our answer, right? Four is equal to five minus one. So four is equal to five minus one and three is equal to five minus two. So then now let's replace our five with n. So it's going to be n minus one times n minus two, okay? Easy. So now in the end, we're just going to have the total equation would just be n square times n square minus one over two, right? Minus here would be n minus two times n minus one plus n minus one times n minus two, okay? I actually forgot to mention one thing is that in each rectangle, there's two ways to place a knight. So if I had a knight here, I could place a knight here, attack a knight here, right? So these are the two ways you could place a knight to attack each other. So I could put here and attacking here, right? Or I could put a knight here, attacking a knight here, right? This one and this one or this one and this one, right? So that's why there's two ways to attack a knight for each square. So our answer would actually be two times this plus two times this, right? These are both subtracted. So it would be n square times n square minus one over two minus two times n minus two times n minus one plus two times n minus one times n minus two. So if we were to simplify this equation on the right, two times n minus two times n minus one plus two times n minus one times n minus two. And then if you were just... Because these are the same coefficients, if you add them up, they're just equal to four times n minus one times n minus two, right? Because they're the exact same coefficients. So yeah, our answer would be n square times n square minus one over two minus four times n minus one times n minus two. So if we were to rewrite this whole thing, if we were to rewrite this whole thing, it would be n square times n square minus one over two minus four times n minus one times n minus two, okay? So yeah, this would be the answer. Hope you guys enjoyed this video. I'm going to code it up and actually I'll just show you guys the code right now because it's not that hard. So here we have submissions. Yeah, so here basically I just read in n here and I call solved and then I'm going to loop through from k equal to one up to n because they wanted it for all values from k to one to n, right? That's what they wanted in the problem statement. So and then I just plug into the formula. I do k times k times k minus one over two, so this is k square times k square minus one over two and then I just minus four times k minus one times k minus two and then I do that for each of them for all the values of k from one to n because the problem statement for some reason they wanted to do from k equal to one to n, right? k equal to one n on one by k by k board, okay? So yeah, so you had to loop from one to n and then given n you had to plug in the equation for each of the values of k. So yeah, I could show you guys the code again. So yeah, I just plug it in k square times k square minus one over two minus four times k minus one times k minus two and loop from k one, loop from k one up to n, including n. And yeah, and the main is c and n and I just call solved. So yeah, this is just the code. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. If you want to subscribe, I'll check you guys later. Peace.