It's not that you don't have time for the action, it's that you're making up excuses as to why you're too busy to actually take that action. Everything around you is your decision.   Have you been living your life as if maybe, you know, if you think to baseball, like you're not on, you're not at the batter's box yet, you're kind of on deck. And maybe, you know, I'll get another chance. I'll get another chance. I'll get another chance.   Do you follow your dreams or do you watch Netflix? Do you work for the business that you want to create? Or do you scroll on Instagram? Do you live your life as if this is the only one that you have? Or do you live your life as just maybe, yeah, I'll get another chance someday. Knowing we all know that you don't get another chance. This is the one that you have. You know, there's so many people live as if tomorrow is just guaranteed. One of the things I've been pulling in as a practice to myself, I did it this morning is I take about two minutes while I'm still laying in bed and I look up at the ceiling and I look there and I'm like, thank you, thank you, thank you.  I'm like, I can't believe I get another day. How amazing is it? Because there's so many times that I've woken up in my life and I'm like, oh, I have so much stuff to do today. I've got so much I got to do. I've got to go. I don't even, I want to go meditate, but I might not even have time to meditate. Like, I've got to go chug some coffee because I got, call, I got to hop on, then I got to work out, I got to do this, this, this. Versus just sitting there for a second being like, oh my God, I woke up today. How freaking amazing is that?  Or do you live your life as if, you know, this is it, this is all that you got? Because so many people live as if tomorrow is just guaranteed.  You didn't, you're listening to this. Are you living today as if today is the very last day of your life? I remember I was listening to a great talk between Neil deGrasse Tyson and Larry King. I think Larry King just died if I'm not mistaken, but if he didn't, holy crap, that guy's still alive, but I don't know if he's alive or not, I should probably Google it. But Neil deGrasse Tyson, he was being interviewed by Larry King. It was a few years ago. And Larry King said they were talking about life and life after death and other planets and aliens and all kinds of stuff. Larry King said, if you could live forever, would you? And Neil deGrasse Tyson said, no. And then he asked Larry King if he would, and he said, absolutely. And Neil deGrasse Tyson said, the reason why I wouldn't want to live forever is because if I live forever, then it gives me no urgency to do anything. Like death, the death that we're going to have brings immediate urgency to my life. And I think most people don't live like that.  Like it's every breath we get closer. I'm not trying to be doom and gloom, but I'm trying to be honest. Like when you think to yourself, it's going to happen one day. It makes me personally be like, I need to start working harder to do what it is I want to do, make the impact in the world to change it in some sort of way to change myself, to make the people around me better. You might not wake up tomorrow. And if you didn't wake up tomorrow and you're often wherever people go after they die, will you look and be like, damn, there's so much more that I wanted to do that I could have done, but I just acted like I didn't get into those.   And you're just, I'm just that immortal person that stays here forever.   I'm going to waste it on Instagram scrolling. I'm going to waste it on doing things, you know, worrying about things that don't matter when 85% of the time, none of those things actually happened in first place. If you knew that today was your last day, what would you have missed out on in your life? If you knew today was the very last day of your life, what would you have missed out on of the past 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70 years of your life?  You were not putting urgency to taking action in your life. What chances didn't you take? What things didn't you do on your bucket list that you wanted to do but you were telling yourself, I'll get to it someday down the road. I'll try it later on. I'll figure it out sometime. It's like the story of a guy who he was going to retire and he had saved all of this money for him and his wife to go and travel because their dream was to travel. So he was like, you know what, I'm going to get to retirement age and then what I'm going to do is then we're going to be able to go travel. And so he works, works, works, works, works, gets to this retirement age and his wife's like, all right, well, now you can retire. We can go out and do the traveling we planned for. He's like, let me get just one more year. I'll get one more year. So I feel that I'm fully responsible, like financially good to go, responsible. We're locked in for life. Let me get one more year. And then I swear to you, 365 days from today, we're going to go traveling and I'm going to be done. And she's like, okay, you can do that. And in those 365 days, she died and he didn't get to travel with his wife the way they want to. And now he's stuck there by himself, having all of these dreams and all these places he wanted to go to with his wife. And now he's just got his money, but he doesn't have his wife and he doesn't have anyone to travel with. So are you living your life like that? As if you're just guaranteed tomorrow, as if you're just guaranteed next year, what chances didn't you take? What places, if you died today, what places did you not travel to that you've been wanting to travel to, but you've just been pushing it off because there's a couple of other things that are a little bit more important at this point in your life. What were you not able to give your loved ones?  What were you not able to give your spouse with your family? What were you not able to give them that you wanted to give them, but you were telling yourself it just wasn't the time yet?  Like I want to shake you up and make you start thinking about your life. It's like when someone that you know dies and you go to their funeral, you start thinking about your life a whole lot more, don't you? You start thinking about man, I never thought they were going to die. They missed out on so many things. How many things have I missed out? What if I died? And sometimes people make changes after someone's funeral. Sometimes they feel like they're going to change and then a couple weeks down the road, life just kind of goes back to normal when they forget all about it. But if I were to ask you on a scale of one to 10, one being like absolutely terrible, 10 being like the best possible life that anyone has ever lived in the history of mankind, what would you rate your life as of right now and how much you've gotten out of your life up until this moment? Answer the question, what is it?  What would you rate it on a scale of one to 10? Think about that for a second. Have you taken all of the risks? Have you done all of the things? Have you traveled all the places? Or have you lived your life in fear? Have you worried too much? Have you wasted too much time doing things that didn't matter? Have you worried too much about what others would think about you and so you've held yourself back because of that you haven't followed your dreams. Which one is it? And now looking forward, which one would you like it to be?  And what would add an extra two points to that number over the next year to get you to an eight? What shifts and changes and moves would you have to do in your life in order to get you to go from, I think I'm a six out of a 10 in my life to an eight out of 10 in my life? One of the things that I love, and I've heard this a couple of times in a couple different ways from a couple different people, is if you imagine God has a checklist for you, right? And he's just checking off all the things and it's like Rob Dile, he's gonna do this, he's gonna do this, he's gonna do this, he's gonna do this, and it's all of the things that you could possibly do and all the things you could possibly be. And you know, some of them are checking off and some of them aren't. Everything that you could do, everything you could see, everything that you could achieve, all of the lives that you could impact, all the chances that you could take, the full on, hell yes, accomplish everything Rob Dile life is what it would be for me and whatever it would be for you. My goal is to get to the end of my life and to have God have this checklist and go, damn, you literally checked off all of them and some of them that I didn't even have on here. Like you did even better than I thought you were going to do. That's what my goal is to do. Another example of the way I've heard it explained is, is imagine that your perfect self, your most enlightened, badass, accomplished everything, did everything, impacted the lives, made the money, had the success, had the love, had the joy, built the best family, built the best businesses, changed the world as much as possible.  My goal is to get to the end, to see that version of me and we're twins. Not to see that version of me be like, oh, I could have done that. I could have done that thing. Oh my God, I didn't, I could have done that. I don't want to get to the end of my life and feel like that's the way I want to feel. I want to get to the end of my life and see the most enlightened, the best, did as much as they possibly could, changed the world as much as they possibly could, loved as much as they possibly could, built the family they possibly could, and I look at myself and I'm like, I'm looking in a mirror. What would that look like? Think of those two things.  What would that look like for you? You know, what I would recommend is take a pen and paper out and literally just spend the next 15 minutes. Put me on pause, journal through this. If you pause me, I'll be here forever waiting for you. I'll literally be here forever until you decide to push play again. Pause me and write down all of the things that you want to do that you should do that you know you have the opportunity to do, but you just haven't been doing and you want to do. So think about that for a second. You have to think about this and think, okay, if I rate myself at a level six out of 10 right now, what would I need to do over the next 365 days to bring that number up to that eight that we're speaking about earlier? What would I need to do? Okay, you know what I need to do? This job that I have, it's soul-sucking. It's not fulfilling in any sort of way and I know I've been wanting to do XYZ. I'm going to start making a plan and start making movement into doing whatever that thing is. It might take a year to transition out of my job so I can pay my bills. It might take two years, but at least I'm starting to make movement into the direction of what it feels like I'm actually truly supposed to do. And if you don't know what is you're supposed to do, you don't know what your true purpose and path in life is, I always say this to kind of give you the idea. It's okay right now not to know what your purpose is, but it's not okay to not wake up every single day and constantly be in the pursuit of trying to find what that purpose is. So if you don't know what your purpose is right now, no big deal. Maybe you do, maybe you don't, but if you're one of the people who doesn't know what your purpose is, then it is a crime for you to wake up every single day and not be in constant freaking pursuit to find out why the f*** you're alive. If you just wake up and do the same thing that you did yesterday and the day before that and the day before that, it's an absolute crime. If you don't know what your purpose is, that's okay, but it is an absolute crime. If you wake up every single day and you're not in constant pursuit to find what that thing is, if we're planning out 365 days from today, make a checklist of all the things that you need to do in order to move your life from a six out of 10 to an eight out of 10. What do you want your body to look like? You know, if your body's a six out of 10, what would an eight out of 10 look like? What do you need to do to get there? What does your family look like at an eight out of 10? What do you use your relationship with your children look like at an eight out of 10? What does your relationship with your spouse look like at an eight out of 10? What does your relationship with your parents, with your brother, sister, cousins, best friends, what does that look like to become an eight out of 10? What does your bank account look like to go from a six to an eight out of 10? What does your mindset look like to go from a six to an eight out of 10? And what are all of the things that you need to do and you need to accomplish and you need to be laser-like focused on over the next 365 days to bring yourself from a six to a 10? Because here's the thing that we all know. If we put work in, we know we'll change. Think of where you could be 365 days from today if you just started today. What do you need to do to get there? How much work do you need to put in? What things do you need to check off?  It's freaking happening. So am I. It's happening, right? Don't worry about the rest of your life. Just worry. Don't worry about the next 365 days. Plan for the next 365 days, but just worry on today. Think about today. If I want to get to an eight out of 10 in my body, what do I need to do today to get myself from a six to a 10 or six to an eight in the next year? What do I need to do today? What's the first step that I need to take to get myself from a six to an eight? From six to an eight. To move up a couple of different steps. What does that look like? What does my mindset look like? What does my body look like? What does my bank account look like? What does my business look like? What does my family look like? What does my every single relationship of my life look like? What does every single thing look like if Rob from six out of eight decided to show up as Rob or six out of 10, decided to show up as Rob of eight out of 10. What is the difference in the delta between the six and the eight? What is the difference in my actions? What is the difference in my focus? What is the difference in every single thing, every single thing that I do think be? What does that look like? And how do I need to make sure that I focus on that today?  I don't care about the next 365 days. I care about today and what you do today to shift yourself over the next year, to shift yourself over the next five years, over the next 10 years, hopefully over the next 50 years. But the only thing that matters is just today. Nothing else matters because we don't even know if we're going to get tomorrow. But what really matters is today. How can I make sure that I get every single bit of everything out of today? And that's all I got to focus on. And when I wake up tomorrow, how can I get every single bit of happiness, love, joy, peace, success, everything out of tomorrow? And that's all that matters.  And then you do wake up 365 days from today. And you're like, holy shit, life is completely different than it was a year ago.   I'm grateful that I woke up.  What about you? What does an 8 out of 10 look like? What does a 9 out of 10 look like? What does a 10 out of 10 look like? Because you don't get another chance. This is the only one that you got. Stop living your life as if you get another chance. Stop living your life as if you're in the on-deck circle because you're in the batter's box. That is how you should be living your life. I'll say this before we dive in. We're all busy. I mean, if you're listening to me right now, have you ever used the phrase, I'm too busy? Oh, I'm so busy right now. Have you said that in the last week? Have you said that in the last month? Oh, I'm just so busy.  And we all have things going on. You know, there's work. There's kids. There's bills. There's cleaning the house. There's doing chores. There's laundry. You've got to mow the lawn. You've got to do your clothes. You've got to put them back on the, put them away in the dresser. You've got to hang them up. You've got to, we have so many, as humans, we do so many things. We got to eat. We got to go to the bathroom. We got to drink water. We've got to put stuff inside the refrigerator. Like we've got so many things, so many different actions that we do as humans. And with that, we all have so many excuses that we could give as to why we are so busy and we have too many things going on to create the life that we want to. We have all of the excuses. But you have to think about this. We do a lot of things, but the question is, do we do the right things? Do we do the things? Are we currently doing things in our life that are moving the needle towards the life that we want to create? Think about that for a second. Are you taking action? Or are you taking action towards the desired outcome that you want in your life? Are you doing the needle-moving activities to change your life? Because if you're not, your life is going to be exactly the same 365 days from today, as it is right now, unless you're doing needle-moving activities. You could still keep doing the laundry, and I'm not saying don't do the laundry, and you could start keep doing all the things that you need to and get those things done, but it's not needle-moving activities. There'll always be things that you have to do. You have to sleep. You have to brush your teeth. You have to do those things. You have to do them, but are you prioritizing the things that you need to get done over everything else? Let me give you an example of what I mean, because all of us are different, and we all have different things that we need to do, and that's what we're going to dive into today is this conversation came up in a coaching group that I run. I teach coaches how to grow coaching businesses. I teach literally coaches how to grow online coaching businesses. It's called Business Breakthrough, and somebody asked the question, a couple of weeks ago, and we were talking about this, where she was saying, as I'm trying to build my business, I'm running out of time. Like, I'm trying to do this. I'm trying to run, I'm trying to build this, but I'm running out of time. And I had another friend that was saying, hey, I'm trying to lose weight, and I'm just trying to get in the shape that I want to, but I just don't have enough time once I get done with work. And I heard this a couple of times, and I was like, huh, this is an interesting thing that people say. I should probably talk about this. So I was in this conversation with my friend who was trying to lose weight, and they were saying, and they were saying, I don't have time, I try to get as much, I try to work out as much as possible, but I just run out of time so many days. And I was like, that's interesting.  How many days have you run out of time in not fed them? And she's like, what? I was like, how many times, you know, let's just take your seven-year-old, for instance. Over the course of the seven years that he's been alive, what is that? Just two, 2300 days, something around there, 2200, 2300 days. How many days have you been so busy that you were like, I ran out of time. I didn't feed my son. She's like, none? I was like, really? That's interesting. There was never one day where you're like, I'm too busy. I can't feed my son.  And I was like, oh, so what you're telling me is that feeding your son is a priority for you. She's like, absolutely. I said, you will only succeed at losing weight when you put losing weight and working out and eating healthy as a priority for you. I'm not saying that going to the gym is as important as feeding your son. But what I'm saying is, in your brain, it needs to be as important.  You should never go to sleep without the workout if that's what you said you were going to do. You don't run out of time. You just don't plan your time efficiently to make sure that the action is taken to create the body that you want, to create the life that you want, to create the business that you want. So the problem is, it's not that you don't have time for the action is that you're making up excuses as to why you're too busy to actually take that action. She was like, oh, that makes so much sense. Working out hasn't been a priority for me. And I was like, I know there are some people that working out is a priority and they do have two kids exactly like you do. What's the difference? They're mindset around the priorities. I'm not saying don't feed your kids. That's the exact opposite of what I'm saying. I'm not saying don't do the laundry. I'm not saying don't clean the house. I'm not saying don't run your business. I'm not saying any of those things. What I'm saying is, is that the most important actions than needle-moving actions in your life need to be as much of a priority as feeding your children.  Feed your children, of course. If you don't have children, do you have a dog? Do you have a cat? Do you have a bird?  Build your business and feed your child. Do all of those things. Don't go to bed until the action is done. Same way that you never go to bed and not feed your children is exactly the same way that you should never go to bed and not have that action done. And so I asked her that question and the reason why it was... It's a super, super important thing. This is because the reason why you need to have this reprioritization in your mind is because of the fact that if you don't, you're not going to do what needs to be done. But it needs to be that important for you. So we could all make to-do lists right now that could be 75 things long. But are those things going to be all needle-moving activities in your life? Absolutely not. So how can we look at the things that we know are needle-moving and prioritize those over everything else? And it's very simple. You plan the life that you want.  You don't go to bed until they're done. That's how committed you need to be to your goals. I do not go to bed until X is done. I don't go to bed until my workout is done. I don't go to bed until I make 100 cold calls. I don't go to bed until I have eaten the food that I need to. I don't go to bed if I haven't told my spouse I love them. Whatever it is I don't go to bed unless I've meditated for the day. Whatever it is that you're trying to create you need to prioritize those goals and they need to be that important to you. And you don't go to bed until they're done. And it comes down to this simple phrase. If it's important to you you'll find a way. If it's not you'll find an excuse. How many people we've seen movies on it? How many people have run out of money? They've been on the streets. They haven't had whatever it is that they need. But they've done what needs to be done in order to feed their children. Maybe they steal. Maybe they borrow some stuff. Maybe they figure out a way to make money because they need to pay their kids. If they need to feed their kids. They need to feed their kids. If it's important to you you'll find a way. If it's not you'll find an excuse. You'll never run out of time to feed your children. It's a priority. It gets done. No matter what. And that's the mindset that you have around it. As a parent I'm going to feed them I'm going to take care of them. What is supposed to be done will be done.  Well can it also be built off of can the things that are most important that move them needle also be built the same way in your mind. And so I want to ask you this question. Let's take the next three months of your life. Let's think about the most important activity over the next three months in your life. Do you prioritize it? Just ask yourself. And let's be honest. Do you prioritize it? Is it a priority for you? How many times have you tried that thing and given up? Let's say weight loss is a thing. How many times have you tried losing weight but you've given up? How many times have you tried losing weight and you've given up? How many diets have you tried but then you gave up? How many times have you said today's this is the year this is my year to get in shape my new year's resolutions I'm going to lose weight and then you've freaking given up on it. Think about that for a second. What do you do on a daily basis though? That's not a priority. And so here's what we're going to do. We're going to figure out number one. What is your priority? Write that down with pen and paper. If you have your pen and paper, what is your priority over the next three months that is a needle moving activity? I don't need you to figure out a hundred different things. I just need you to figure out one for right now. What is that one thing that is a needle moving activity for you? Write it down with pen and paper. Now I want you to think about all of the things that you do on a daily basis that are not priorities for you. Think about it. Doing the laundry, maybe it's doing the dishes, watching TV, scrolling on Instagram. Think of every single action that you take that is not a priority for you. And then ask yourself a couple of questions. Are there any of these things that could be outsourced? Like is it possible that these things can be outsourced? Like for instance, I have a lawn. I don't mow my lawn. I did at one point mow my lawn, but I stopped. Why? Because it takes a couple hours, a couple times, takes a couple hours of the course of a month. I could use those hours doing something to that is the priority for me. Now some of you are like, yeah, but I don't have the money to pay for someone to mow my lawn. Okay. Well, is there anything else that could be outsourced? And if you were to outsource mowing your lawn and use those, let's call it four hours of the course of a month, could you make more than that four out, more than the money that you pay the person to be able to actually pay them so that you can go and do the thing that is the priority for you? Is there stuff that could be outsourced? You know, if we're talking about cleaning the house, is it possible for you to have someone clean once a month that would at least help to have them come every couple of weeks? Is there a way to outsource some of the things that are not a priority for you? That's what I want you to do. So you're going to make a list of all of the things that you do on a daily basis and add to this list throughout the day as you do things. Oh, I do this. Oh, I do this. Oh, I do this. Oh, I do this. That are all of the things that are not a priority and start to ask yourself, is it possible for me to outsource these? Is it possible that you can ask someone that you live with to help with these things? Yeah, maybe it's someone that you live with. Maybe you can assign one of your children to do the laundry for the month. Maybe because I have whatever your children to do the dishes for the month. Is it possible for you to assign somebody that you live with some of these tasks? What about work? Is it possible for you to assign somebody that you work with to do some of the tasks that you're doing that you don't need to do that are not a priority for you? I know people when they get promoted, some people will completely change the things to do. Some people will do the job that they don't need to be doing because they don't trust other people to do it. So if you're at work and you're doing things that are not a priority for you to move the needle, can you outsource that to someone else? Is there someone else that can help you? And then when you look at the list of things, what are those things that you actually need to stop doing? Right? So if you're like, oh, I don't have enough time, but then you're watching Netflix for an hour every single night, where did that friggin' time come from?   You can keep lying to yourself if you want, but the numbers don't lie. And if the success in your business or you're on the scale of whatever it is, they don't lie. And so could you prioritize your life differently and say, oh, you know what? Yeah, maybe over the next three months, I won't watch any Netflix. I'll prioritize this one thing and just go for this one thing. What would your life look like if you decided to switch some things around and actually start doing that? And then you start to ask yourself, am I being busy or am I being productive? So this is important to think about. We're busy all day long. We all are. Because we're all doing something. Even if we're doing nothing, we're still doing something. Even if we're just sitting around watching Netflix, we're still watching Netflix. Even if we're just sitting on the couch scrolling on Instagram, we're still on Instagram. We're still doing something even we're doing nothing. Even if we're just staring at the ceiling and breathing, we're still just breathing. We're doing something always. We're all so busy. But the question is, are you busy or are you productive?  You're doing things, you're doing things, you're doing things, you're doing things.  And I feel like I got nothing done. Have you ever had one of those days before?  Well, do you want to know why that is? Because you were busy. You weren't productive. And so if you feel like you're busy all day in the middle, it's because you're not working on things that are priorities for you, should be priorities for you, that are going to move the needle. And so, simple tip, if you've been listening for long enough, that will just help you conquer this real quickly. It's the simplest thing. I tell people all the time and when they actually start using it, they're like, this is so simple and it also helps so much. You make your to-do list every single morning. You go through and you look at it and you say, okay, what is number one? What is number two? And what is number three? Number two, number three, most needle-moving activities that I put down on this list. You circle them. Okay, that's number one. Okay, that's number two. Okay, that's number three.  That's it. It's that simple. And that is how you have a productive days because when you feel like you're busy but not productive, it's because you're not checking off the boxes of things that are important.  And that's not going to do anything for you, just checking off to-do list. And I know so many people, because I say this all the time and people always laugh, so many people out there, you made your to-do list in the morning, you wrote it all down, you're like, cool, oh my god, I got my to-do list, I've got 32 things on my to-do list. And then you go and do something that's not on your to-do list and you come back to your to-do list and you write that thing down on your to-do list and then you cross it off so you get that feeling of, hey, I did it. That thing was probably not a priority for you. It's probably not the needle-moving activity that you needed to take. So, when you create your to-do list every single morning and then you figure out number one, number two, number three, and you put them on a three by five card, you say, I do not go to bed until this is done. I'm going to focus on these three things and those are the three things that are going to move the business, my relationship, my family, my body, whatever it is you're trying to work towards, these are the three needle-moving activities that I need to get done today. And you don't do anything until number one is done. Then you don't do anything until number two is done. And then you don't do anything until number three is done. And then my question to you is, do you take those things and you put them into your schedule?  These are not like, hey, if I get time for it kind of things, like I was telling you about my friend who's trying to lose weight. If I get time for it, I'll work out. I'll work out for you and you don't really care. You don't think to yourself, well, I will feed Jonathan if I get time to. No, it's going to be done. So your priorities should never be a if I get time for it kind of thing.  I'm going to get it done today.  Everything is that you figure out what the most important things are every single day, no matter what.  There's a beautiful quote that says you're born looking like your parents, but you'll die looking like your decisions. And the idea behind this is that too many people think because they were born into a certain family or they were born into a certain neighborhood or they were born into a certain religion or belief system that they're going to stay that way forever. And that's just the cars that they were dealt and they just have to deal with it that way. They never actually think outside of the circumstances that they were given, the family that they were given, the religion that they were given, the neighborhood that they were given, the skin color they were given, the sexuality they were given, all of those things. They never think outside of it and saying, you know, maybe I am not what I've been given. Maybe I am whatever I build myself up to be. My father's an alcoholic and years down the road one of the brothers is an alcoholic and the other one is a successful businessman and they go up to the one who's a successful business or two who's an alcoholic and they say why are you an alcoholic? And he says I'm an alcoholic because my father was an alcoholic and they go up to the one that's a successful businessman and they say why are you a successful businessman and why are you not an alcoholic? He said I'm not an alcoholic because my father was an alcoholic and that gives you of you were given the cards you were given. You were given the life you were given, the family, the neighborhood, the skin color, whatever it is that you're dealing with, you were given that. That is the cards that you were given. You can't choose your parents. You can't choose your family. You can't choose any of that, but you can choose whether or not you want to be similar to your parents, whether you want to be different than your parents, whether you want to be similar to the people in your neighborhood or in your family, or whether you want to be different than them, and you can pick the good and then you can leave behind the bad if you want to. You're not stuck in the same position. You're not a tree. You can change at any moment and move to any circumstance and any life that you want. But your life is a, in what your life will become, is just simply a result of the decisions that you make. The big decisions that you make in your life can be like the people that you marry, the person that you marry, the if you decide to have children or not. Those are all big decisions. And of course your life is going to change with those big decisions. But there's also these little tiny decisions that most people don't usually think about.  And that's a beautiful thing to think about.   I'm going to take accountability for every single aspect of this. Even if nobody else decides to ever step up and take accountability for it, I'm going to take accountability for it. I'm going to make the decision that I am the one that's in control here. And a lot of people will think, okay, if I just say that I'm going to take accountability for everything, that sounds like I'm putting myself into a box. It feels like I'm stuck in a box and I can't get out of this box because I'm literally stuck here. What am I supposed to do? I'm stuck in this box. All of this stuff is my decision. But in reality, that's when you really step into your power is when you realize that your decisions are what make you. And from now on, from this moment on, I'm going to make a decision right now that from this moment, every decision that I make, I'm going to put in with more intention towards the desired outcome that I want in my life. That's that simple. Just the desired outcome that I want in my life. I do want to say this. A lot of people like to go through life and not make the decision to step up. They're like, you know what? I'm gonna play small. I'm okay with playing small. I'm okay with dimming my flame. I'm okay with just staying where I am. I'm not gonna make the decision to step up. To not make the decision to step up your life and to take control of it is still a decision. You realize that, right? It's still a decision. Whether you want it to be the decision that you want it to be or not or whether it is a decision that you want it to be or not, it's still a decision. So whether you make a decision to fully step in to your full power, to your full light, to the amazingness that your life can be and that you can create it to be or you decide to make a decision to leave the same that it's always been, to not make changes, to stay inside of your comfort zone, to not bring out your full potential and to not change the world in the ways that you can. Big or small, what's your decision? You've got to make the decision at some point in time.  What's your decision? So if you're born into this world looking like your parents but you leave this world looking like your decisions, let's talk about some of the decisions that you consciously or unconsciously making at all points in time. Your body is an easy example. The reason why it's easy is because it's a physical thing in the physical reality. You can see your body. If you're looking at your body right now and you're like, damn, this thing looks good. When you put on your clothes and you're naked and you're like, damn, that body looks good, that's the result of your decisions that you've made. Big decisions and small decisions. If you look at your body and you don't enjoy the way that it looks or you know that you could be treating it better that it could look better, that is a result of your decisions. Nobody else's decisions. It's your decisions. So when we look at that, you're born with the same genes as your parents. Sure, some people are saying, oh yeah, but my father had this disease or my mother had this issue. It runs in my family, right? It's like that phrase, not to be offensive but truthful. Someone's like, well, you know, obesity runs in my family. It's like the phrase is, it's not obesity runs in your family. It's that nobody runs in your family. It might be that your genes, it is harder for you to lose weight but it doesn't mean that it's impossible. Whenever you say something, I have this, I am this. This is something that I'd be given in my genes. And obviously, I understand. There's stuff outside of our circumstances in rare cases. Somebody's born with something, they're born with the disease, they have something that's there but I'm talking to like 95% of people who don't have something and they're just using their excuses to why they're not going to step up and finally take control of their life. So if you look at your body, we're born with our parents' genes in some sort of way but it doesn't mean that when I die, my body needs to look the same as my father's when he died. It doesn't mean that because I never saw my father work out once ever in my entire life, doesn't mean that I shouldn't work out. I also didn't see my dad eating healthy, right? Doesn't mean that I should treat my body the same way he did. I also saw my father being an alcoholic. Doesn't mean that I should step up and do the same thing, right? What I've decided, because my father was an alcoholic, his father was an alcoholic, it's a generational thing. It ends up happening this way and if you look through many, many families, it's very common that if somebody's family, father was an alcoholic or mother was an alcoholic, it's usually that their father, mother's an alcoholic and so on and so forth. It's a generational thing. I made the decision that it stops with me. I'm just not going to be an alcoholic. My mom's been worried since I was a kid that, oh, you know what, if I've heard alcoholism as in the genes and it's in their brain and it's something that's like that, I don't have it. I'm not going to have it. I'm not going to allow myself to have it. I've made the decision, right? So if you're out there and you have an alcoholic parent in some sort of way or maybe the addicted drug is in some sort of way, you can make the decision. I will not allow that to be me. I saw the way my parents took care of the body. That won't be me. That's what you can say to yourself. I appreciate myself too much. I'm gonna pay attention to the food that I consume. I'm gonna pay attention to working out. I'm gonna pay attention to the sleep that I get, the amount of water that I drink. Taking care of your body or not taking care of your body. That is a decision. Whether you want to pretend that it is not your decision and you're just given these circumstances, there's nothing you can do about it is up to you. But ultimately, everything in your life is your decision. Next, let's talk about business. You know what, I love why I love business.  Your business is a living, breathing thing that is externally outside of you. If your business is doing amazing, that's usually a reflection of how you're doing in your own mind. If your business is plummeting or it's not taking off or you feel like you've been spinning your wheels for a while, well, you've got to look at yourself. Stop looking at the external, look at the intro and say, okay, if it's a mirror of me, how can I improve and what do I need to do in order to take my life to the next level in order to take my personal development to the next level because your business will never outgrow you. Your bank account will never outgrow you. They will only lag behind your personal development, your spiritual development, your development of yourself.  So your business, it is a reflection of you. If it's doing amazing, you're probably doing pretty well. If it's not doing well, there's probably some things that you could pick up and change and make better than yourself and your business will be a reflection of that. See what I'm saying here? That's a decision. When you look at your bank account, believe me, I've had overdraft fees many, many, many, many times and I'm like, damn, this bank of America keeps taking 30 bucks from me even though I've only got five bucks in my bank account and I overdraw and I go to like negative $1 and then I'm like, negative $31.  Oh, because Bank of America wanted to take 30 bucks from me. I've been in that situation before. I've been five months behind in my car payment. I've been in a situation where I've almost lost everything, like really close. But I took a step back and realized that that was just a reflection of where I was in my life. And as I grew, my bank account grew, my business grew. Everything that I did grew. I'm only telling you this because I can tell you just from experience when I noticed that things weren't going the way I wanted to in my life, I looked at myself and said, oh, I am the reason why. My life is the culmination of my decisions that I've making of everything that I've made.  You know, it could be your relationship with your wife. How's that going? Well, it's probably a reflection of you and how you're showing up. It's a reflection of them and how they're showing up, your relationship with your children. It's a reflection of the decisions that you make. And you can look at it and say, okay, there were some great aspects of my parents. There were some not great aspects of my parents in the way that they raised me. Everyone can look at that and can identify the things that they love about the parents, the things they love about the parents, and they can make a decision that they're not going to follow the exact same path or they can just make no decision and just blindly do the exact same thing that their parents did. And it's just rinse and repeat and rinse and repeat and rinse and repeat. Then your children do the same and their children do the same. Do you want that to be a generational thing? Or do you want to stop it right now?  So what is it that you want? When you look at your relationships with everybody outside of your family, maybe outside of your children and your spouse, maybe you look at your relationship with your parents and you say, okay, it isn't the best that it could be better. Okay, well, then I need to make the decision that I'm going to show up differently. Cause they're probably not gonna make a decision to show up differently. I'm gonna make a decision that I'm going to show up differently next time I'm around them. It's like Ram Dass always says, if you think you're enlightened, spend a week with your family, right? Your family knows the triggers. They know what to do. They trigger you more than anybody else. They show us where we need to improve. They show us and teach us. There's so many lessons in every single thing that happens to us when we're around them. So when you look at that, you go, okay, it could be better with my relationships with my mom, with my father, with my sister, with my brother, with my aunts, uncles. I'm going to make the decision. I don't care how they show up. I'm going to show up differently from now on. And they're going to probably eventually start to show up differently as well. That's a good thing to do. Okay, let's go to the next thing. What about our relationship with our friends? We can stay and stay friends with somebody simply just because we've known them for a long time and we feel obligated to spend time with them simply because we've known each other since we were six years old. I'm not saying break any friendships and never see somebody ever again, but do you have relationships that are not serving you as much anymore? It is your decision that you're staying in those relationships.  Everything around you is your decision. Stop acting like you don't have power or control over your life because the moment that you decide to step into the driver's seat and say, you know what, when I look at my body, I know I can change and make it better. When I look at my business, I know I can change, I can make it better. When I look at my bank account, I know I can change and I can make it better. When I look at my relationship with my spouse, I can make it better. When I look at my children, I look at it and see that I can make my relationship with them better. When I look at my family, my relationship with my mom and my dad and my brother and my sister, my aunts, I can make all of those better. When I look at my relationship with my children, they can be better. I look at my relationship with my friends and the people that I surround myself with, all of those things can be better. So what do I have to do? I can either sit back and make a decision to not make the decision to change, which is still a decision, and keep everything exactly the same. Or if something's going to change, I'm gonna need to change. I'm gonna need to step up and make the decision that I'm going to change every single aspect of my life of what I do. I'm gonna make sure I do everything differently. If I'm not happy about where my life is right now, I'm just gonna start doing everything differently. I go to bed late, I'm gonna start going to bed early. I'm gonna start waking up early. If I normally talk negatively to myself, I'm gonna start talking positive to myself. I normally eat a cheeseburger for lunch. I'm gonna start eating a salad. If I normally don't work out, I'm gonna start working out. Just do something differently. Make the decision to do something different and do it for 30 days and see how you feel. And if you don't like it, change it. Make something else. You're not a tree. You're not stuck in the exact same position forever. You can change it any moment. The only thing that you have to have the awareness of is that you have the power to change it any moment. Nobody's telling you to have to stay the same. The only one that's telling you to have to stay the same is you. Either you stay in the exact same circumstances and make that decision to stay.   You're born looking like your parents.  What are the decisions that you're gonna make to change your life? Hey, thanks so much for watching this video. If you wanna learn even more about Master Your Mind, click right here and watch this video as well. Either you do it or you don't. There is no other options. You get the life that you want to or you don't get the life that you want to.


TLO what's pop we are on kick KIC cake calm We are live we are live so you can join us we do a video we post it and we still be live we move in the day The link to that's down in the description man writes this behind. I mean y'all made me mess up though intro Let's continue to grow the family from Chicago to the UK. Don't forget to like share subscribe. What's this behind me? This is the Live channel just in case you don't come there'll be some highlights here and things of that nature Don't forget. We do got merch everybody who purchased some merch everything is yasha got yasha to received it Appreciate the love don't forget. We do got a patreon We post five days a week posted two videos today because I missed yesterday completely here and there Only place I didn't miss was tiktok And that's because then was previously recorded The link to all of this is down in the description just go down there hit a Link tree everything will pop up man. This is from sky boy channel He finally hit 10k. He had 11k now. Dang. He does this world is there man He just I feel like he put me at work like he just Somebody who wanted to do something and got to doing it. I salute that type of behavior You know I'm saying A lot of people look at sub counting they be like, oh, he ain't doing none Craig Trust me bros making documentaries if he's not getting yellow mark He should he in the game Anyway, man, this is the deadly war in South London battle of Croydon Okay, talk to me gang life. There we are which I do not condone in the second largest London borough Croydon Croydon is a borough in South London as a borough Croydon has widespread areas of significant social deprivation with large parts among the country's 20% most deprived areas Some smaller areas mainly around Fortin Heath have been measured as being in the 5% most deprived areas of the whole country See Croydon is a town known for its markets and great places to eat from amazing Artisan foods to artsy attractions Croydon is the perfect place to explore How that's what it be towns like this like the little one the little little nooks and crannies of the city like this ain't a little town, but like It'd be the deprived areas that be having the most culture The most culture the most food most you know I'm saying to me it'd be lit especially in Chicago. It'd be lit Ever underneath all the arts and glamour Appreciate what lies in Croydon is a battle for the borough a war that has caused a bloodbath in the streets Today I'll be diving into many of the gangs which play their part as well as looking into the politics as to why things are the way they are Okay, there's a very evident divide in a borough causing different sets to link up and beef each other on one side We have STK White horse y'all know I don't never really pay attention to nobody's gang beefs or gangs in the UK because that ain't none of my business You feel me? That ain't none of my business. I'll listen to the music. I react to the music I'll be a I'll be reacting to what be saying, but I am never Jumping no beef because I don't care I appreciate to get this up. Where's my notification? Why ain't I see it? Why didn't they pop up? fifth VP SBV and on the other side we have hashtag Oh double oh RT and splash set Okay, so SDK white horse fifth VP SBV is on one side and Zero oh double oh RT and splash that is on the other side And then we have gangs like G Lane and RG beef gangs from both sides. I mentioned G Lane and RG y'all just in the middle man y'all from renegades y'all do not care. Okay Thanks to the Google IT support certificate. It's dangerous to be like that It is what it is Now STK is a gang located on Shrublin's estate. They are known for beefing most of Croydon and holding it down They are part of the LPW alliance which stands for little patch world White horse is a gang located in Whitehorse Road Also CR zero postcode. They are fairly under the radar with only a few members Now fifth is a gang based in south norwood se 25. How does that mostly known for how does that happen? Like you ain't got to have a member number minimum number of members before you could be Named in a video just curious even with the most famous rapper T way who has made huge strides in the UK Josie, they are also part of the LPW alliance Now VP is a gang located in Valley Park also in the CR zero postcode Majority of you would have heard of their most famous rapper being SL who went viral for his geoclassic gentleman They also have rappers coming up such as B1 and yin yang SPV is a gang located on a cell hearse estate SC 25 they have a few rappers such as handy and LK Now for the other side of the beef we have double low which is a gang located on field-weight estate CR zero postcode Splash set is a gang located on Bencham Lane CR seven postcode now hashtag Oh is a gang based around Layden Street West Croydon. Oh Hashtag. Oh, okay, mostly known for the older dual songs by people such as floss and tuxi As for G Lane, it's a gang located in Fortin Heath CR seven postcode They are known mostly for their music and descending from the original Croydon set called SMN Their most famous rapper is young fumes who's a pioneer in the UK wave scene. He also has a track with little duck I remember that now 25 is a gang based in South Norwood SC 25 they are most known for Track times 10 who has done big things in the music scene racking up millions of views and it's probably the most successful Croydon drill rapper off the SL Now speaking of 25 and member known as D Rose who ripped them When you hear that music get like that We about to get into the nitty-gritty. It's about to get real negative in the dock Would have issues now speaking of 25 and member known as D Rose who ripped them would have issues with a few STK members so much that D Rose and his family would move out of the Croydon area because of this bitter animosity D Rose real name being Andre. I do remedy salute to their parents man Salute to their parents for having them the brains to get their kid up out of there You know I'm saying hold on let me finish before I speak too soon Was planning to travel back to Croydon to run an errand His enemies upon learning that Andre was due to return to Monks Hill's estate South London for a visit would arm their cells and plan ahead He got for them Tell Monks Hill on the rest of them. Yeah money habits shanking habits Now on the 16th of August 2016 STK members traveled to Monk Hill's estate where they spotted Andre The group carrying knives and a metal pole chase him down the street before catching up and launching a brutal attack They then got into a white vehicle and drove off Andre fell to the ground where he was stabbed and kicked until he was unconscious He was taken to a South London hospital, but died later that evening from his like I said salute to the parents for getting them out of there But see this why you don't never go back, especially when you got beef if you've gone just be gone Don't go back Appreciate you WWFC entries. What's up, H? One of the STK members known as seller attending Croydon University Hospital with knife wounds to his head When asked by police how he had sustained the injuries. He was uncooperative Seller was subsequently arrested Police investigated in the murder found three knives near the scene which had been thrown from the car While a metal pole was found with Andre's blood on it and sellers DNA CCTV footage and clothing comparison also led police to trace in the free suspect Seller and Mukasa were arrested a day after the incidents and charged with murder Zawahi was arrested on Sunday, August 21 Rodney Mukasa 20 and Ali Zawahi 19 Were both handed life sentences at the Holt Bailey for the murder What's going on y'all? Appreciate the foul Senior old Andre Adirimi Now Fabio Seller 19 was sentenced to 16 years after being convicted of the lesser charge of manslaughter The three men all from Croydon carried out their attack on an aspiring rapper following a long-running feud between him and Seller After the death of Andre aka D Rose 25 became known as Rose gang in his honor Lately one way I've been able to help keep my mental health. You know, it's crazy man When when hold on the priority has been to when blocks get named after you and And they renamed sets after you that's it. I'm not I'm just being real with you. That's a W for your ops That's a ain't that a W for your ops. I ain't got nothing to do with what's going on I'm just saying in general. That's a W for your ops. If you got to start naming blocks after your homies It's tough It's tough out here man. Stay out the way. Stay low-key.  That's what happened to a mother from Croydon. The boy a books come a long way from skin fakes This is Ali Zahawi a convicted killer. He's filming himself in prison No, it could be worse. I could be dead kind of thing It's like you've actually killed somebody.  You've done to my child.  You you you in jail.  Where did that get you? And so I was quite angry and then I got really emotional actually I got you searching for clout and gel is crazy to me man Free the bros though Free the bros. He was like crying because why should I still see your face and not see my son now a hashtag Oh member known as Tugsy real name. I came more was a 22 year old rapper and father of three all under four years old now on the 7th of October 2016 in Eastley Road, Croydon Tugsy was sat on a grass verge chatting with friends Suddenly a shooter pulled up and shot him in the head at point-blank range Execution style police and paramedics rushed to the scene.  Or where was he on the curb? How did they get? How they got that much aim is my question But despite efforts to save you to keep in mind I am not condoning this these are just the thoughts in my head that I'm having QC style police and paramedics rushed to the scene but despite efforts to save the young musician He was pronounced dead at the scene. Hi P neighbors in a modern estate or family homes described hearing two shots at around 1125 p.m. Which they at first foot were fireworks before mr. Moore's friend cried out for help a friend was cradling in his head in his arms as he bled from a gunshot wound to his temple The gunman fled the area and remains on the run the murder remains unsolved till this day Now on the 31st of October 2016 an SPV member known as Scotty was set upon by double-o man See that's the that's the difference.  Alright Peter everybody man members Scotty had been with friends in a park in Croydon when Jack Harvey who was 16 led the group of master attackers armed of knives Baseball bats and a screwdriver in selecting Scotty and two other men as their victims Eight attackers had arrived at the scene in two cars armed of a variety of weapons for the planned attack with just took two minutes They then drove away Scotty was left to die in a pool of his own blood Having been chased through a pitch-black park and stab with a screwdriver before having a knife fatally driven into his neck He was known for his big smile and made friends everywhere He went the tribute from the family of 22-year-old Scott Cui Bitra who was stabbed to death in Croydon on Halloween Today a week on from his murder his family visited the place where he was killed to appeal for any witnesses to come forward Anna O'Neill has been speaking to them Harvey took part in a savage attack in which Played the leading role he selected the victims and gave instructions to his fellow attackers It caught her at the time of this horrific crime He had the long left his parents and was living in a secure care juvenile care unit in Wellington He broke his curfew to travel to sell us and commit murder by that time He had already amassed 26 criminal charges against him the path of criminality Which would end in tragedy was laid out from the start according to Barry star Michael QC Who defended Harvey at the old Bailey Harvey's father was in prison from the now convicted killer's earliest childhood And the young Harvey was under the care of his mother who dragged heavily Social services would intervene to try and arrange for Harvey's care. Oh, man Hey Harvey ain't have no type of home structure. Nothing father gone Mama alcohol like not even really taking care of him probably doing her best as she can but you know, she's struggling with you know Her addictions man was just out there growing up looking for look looking for somebody to you know, I'm saying cradle I'm you know, I'm saying what's the that's the word? I'm looking for Appreciate the follow man. What's going on y'all at 10 years old now released father came back into the youngsters life When his mother in turn sent to prison while living under his roof Harvey witness his drug-abusing father smoked crack cocaine in the house Harvey Was tried and sentenced for his part in the killing alongside 21 year old jolly old rose Judge Sarah Monroe said Harvey had been exposed to the criminal lifestyle of his parents But did not accept this as an excuse. She sentenced Harvey to 19 years in prison Jolly arose was given a minimum life sentence of 25 years in prison in 2017 G Lane was known as CR7 and they were heavily linked with Valley Park at 15 year old known as Jets Role named Jermaine was a part of this link up now Jets was an aspiring architect and engineer on the 8th of August 2017 during the summer holidays Often an evening with friends at a cinema Jets was ambushed by marked use of the hashtag Oh gang armed of knives in the Fortin Heath area Jermaine was stabbed seven times with a fatal wound to the femoral artery of his right thigh despite What kind of artery was that sky boy? Say it one more time my boy. I'm gonna hear it. Jermaine was stabbed seven times with a fatal wound to the femoral artery of I thought it was femoral. I could be wrong out you. We could both be wrong His right thigh despite efforts from bystanders and emergency services Jermaine bled to death and was pronounced dead at a scene the crime occurred less than 100 yards from his home Jermaine's death received international attention and opened the conversation on the impact of dual music and the increase of knife crime across London Jermaine's case was influential Since it was one of the first cases to highlight YouTube and dual music has evidence for the murder after Jermaine's trial Director of public prosecutions Max Hill stated that violent social media posts must be Used by music as evidence for the murder after Jermaine's trial Director of public prosecutions Max Hill stated that violent social media posts must be used by prosecutors to crack down on gangs Jermaine's death has been a point of reference for calls to ban and sanction music that may initiate a threat of violence The circumstances of the attack had been predicted in lyrics pained by junior Simpson who was also known as the rapper m-trap Here's how to make over 100 ad creatives in just if there wasn't That video or those videos posted on YouTube I highly doubt that Jermaine would be Buried right now. He would be here right now on the 8th of January 2018 the trial for Jermaine's murder took place at the old Bailey full of the five you that may be factual, you know I'm saying That could be very well factual But you know the the streets gonna be the streets no matter what period before that was music There was M's after there's gonna be music. There's gonna be M's no matter what use were convicted on the 14th of February 2018 Adam Benzahe 21 will serve a minimum of 22 years Samuel Oliver Rowland 18 a minimum of 20 years and junior Simpson 17 a minimum of 18 years Saskia. Hey Elliot 18 of Croydon was also found guilty But only of manslaughter and was sentenced to 12 years and six months Now remember How I said CR 7 and Valley Park were well linked well CR 7 members felt Jermaine was abandoned by the Valley Park Members present and this is what broke them apart caused the issues we see between them today CR 7 also became known as G Lane Little patch was a fifth gang member and was loved in the Croydon community Sadly on the 3rd of April 2018 Emerging services were called at 12 or 3 p.m. On the shadow of Peerhead Which is off Glamis Road in Tower Hamlets, East London to reports of a body seen in the River Thames Metropolitan Police of the London Ambulance Service Paramedics and the Royal National Lifeboat Institution I ain't gonna lie Croydon was giving it up at one point dang Who attended the location and discovered the body the body was little patch Who did it still a mystery? However S town slash STK members and fifth members linked up on the little patch world And this is how the Alliance LPW formed T-way gave him a shout on his song Anglo Saxon where he says My little bro P done run up the whole high street. He was a effing captain now 17 year old little s real name the Marnie Marge was a kind and loving older brother to his two siblings He looked like a good kid looked up to him and loved him He was responsible young man who worked for a children's entertainment company He was an easy-going man with many friends who loved and respected him for being funny kind and supportive Many people said he was innocent. However, others saw him as a white horse affiliate now under 8th of March 2020 Damani was on his way home from work when he was drawn into an altercation with a G Layman but known as why don't grin up on the number 130 that's the crazy thing about gang life man You really don't got to be but if you from these neighborhoods, right and you friends with them You're not you might as well be in it. You might as well be affiliated because if I see you They see you one time with them. You're one of them No matter what Boss in South Norwood about 8 30 p.m Damani sadly suffered a knife wound to the neck a bus passenger performed Resuscitation on a victim who collapsed bleeding on the street in front of the monkey puzzled a nursery in Whitehorse Lane Police and paramedics arrived, but he would pronounce dead at the scene 40 minutes later The attacker also 17 years old was later arrested and charged for his murder The old Bailey heard that the defendant was alleged to have tried to snatch the money's gold color chain as the boy laid dying Given evidence in his defense the youth had denied attending to kill Damani claiming it was an accident He told jurors that he carried a large hunting knife for his own protection and only got it out to one of the money Who had been aware of? Jury deliberated for 27 hours to clear the youth of murder and the lesser alternative charge of manslaughter The defendant who cannot be named because of his age was found guilty only of possessing an offensive weapon Are you looking to establish you are business using it now? Did he go make a song about this? Madras he can't cuz they're trying to get but you can't be double-tried twice. Can you bro says self-defense ain't one Who is his lawyer? His lawyer is is one piece His lawyer is Baki Goku That's crazy Now Danzy real name Damari Roy was a white horse member.   He was current. He's a white horse member He was trying to ride in on that white horse and save that girl from her bogus ex and Let me hear the story RIP if that's the case Dating a woman who had a very jealous ex-boyfriend Fire and wine being a jealous ex plotted on Damsey and in July 2021 Damsey who was just 16 years old was attacked as he cycled in full and heave After he was stopped damsey managed to climb into a passing van with the help of those inside It was they discovered he had a significant chest injury. He was rushed to hospital, but later died By run wine 20 Croydon was arrested in a days after the attack and was later charged with the Murray's murder Now Croydon crown court heard that wine became motivated by jealousy After Damari became friends with his ex-girlfriend and formed the fatal grudge against the team He was caught on camera on the back of a moped circling Damari with a knife in his hand before launching the fatal attack The evidence against wine was particularly strong He was on bail for another offense and was wearing an electric title Which not only registered the times he left his home and arrived back again But also pinged every time he passed another house with a tagging device monitor in stool The jury also heard that on the day after the attack wine received a call from his ex-partner Where he admitted being responsible for stabbing Damari Iron was found guilty of murder. That's what he told he told the girl like he was about she was about to take him back or something This is not this is not you didn't this is not What year was that? 1700s where you can do a grand duel to win your girl back like it's it's over You got let it go. I'm tired of hearing dudes beefing about girls like come on, bro We're not doing that. It's almost 2024. We're not taking that into 2024 There's there's billions.  It's over Following a trial at Croydon crown court and was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 28 years now on the 1st of July 2021 STK member Elves real name being Cameron Smith He was on the Shubland's estate when two splash set members in Romda and J loose attacked him Stabbing him a total of eight times with a zombie knife in front of his own mother in their home on Bracken Avenue What's going on y'all These two are Genuine savages not even gonna hold you in front of your mom's They're moving while was arrested and charged for his murder judge Michael K KC told the old Bailey This is yet another harrowing and depressing tale of gang-related violence Culminating in a barbaric killing of a young man He said Smith's mother had desperately tried to ward off the attack the judge said in giving evidence She told the court she was begging attackers to kill her rather than her son Smith's mother had been left broken-hearted by the loss of her only child Ringleader Roman LePierre 20 received a life sentence with a minimum of 28 years for the murder Jordan Shuko 19 of Wembley was convicted of manslaughter and jailed for 15 years Crazy in America. They both would have got a life sentence With a minimum of 50 years both of them y'all both did it all together ain't no manslaughter for one Ain't no murder for one. Y'all both getting them Now YSD real name Jermaine cause was a 14 year old boy on the 18th of November 2021 Jermaine cause was outside a chicken shop near West Croydon station It is here where Marcus Walker an STK member stabbed him to death with a zombie knife Marcus Walker age 17 appeared at the old Bailey the court heard Jermaine Marcus Walker look like he's gonna do something like that Ain't had died in a senseless attack. All right, Pito prosecutor Karenine Carberry Casey told the court it is clear that Jermaine cause did not stand a chance He could offer no resistance. He was unarmed. He was on the floor, and he was totally vulnerable He was stabbed the total of seven times by Marcus Walker in a senseless attack of extreme time 17 Now judge Sarah Monroe said Walker had attacked a 14 year old mercilessly and the victim must have been terrified and in agony Showing a lack of remorse. He wrote about the murder in rap lyrics while awaiting trial saying even if the youth was a civilian I will still rewind and chef his back the victim's mother Loreen Dudek described the failure to deal with Walker's knife-carrying habit as a missed opportunity She's then chef is back The lack of remorse. He wrote about the murder in rap lyrics while awaiting trial What song is this?  I when I seen him come across the street when I seen his face I knew I knew he didn't care about nobody's life. I'm not even here The victim's mother Loreen Dudek described the failure to deal with Walker's knife-carrying habit as a missed opportunity She said had it been addressed earlier. He would not have had the opportunity to go out and kill Young males get caught with a knife. The knife gets confiscated within an hour. They get another one from snapchat or social media There is no sentence which I can pass which can relieve the pain and loss Which you caused Nothing can bring germane back No term of years can even begin to compensate for his family's loss Would you stand up please life No parole the sentences I pass upon you are as follows for the murder detention at his majesty's pleasure The minimum term before you will be considered for release by the parole board will be one of 19 years You will not be released when you have served that minimum term Indeed, you will only ever be released if the parole board consider that you no longer pose a risk of harm to the public Now g1 real name tyree and let's keep it real.  Milo was a member of the fifth gang and on the 4th of april 2023 g1 was on cloyden road near the junction with beddington lane in mitcham when he was shot dead manual 19 of garret lane cavern morrison 18 of swain clothes Armani mclimate 20 of camdenway camdenway important here if that is and finally Denzel quatern 20 of parkway new additon All four men have been charged with the murder of 22 year old tyrese miller and a weight trial And this brings me to the end of the sad story of oh, yeah good good. Hey salute sky boy always leaving the main picture So we can get good thumbnails You feel me? Croyden as usual i send my condolences to the family of everyone i mentioned For real for real all right pete all everybody who lost a life and uh, you know what i'm saying the streets is The streets is unfair man. Tell them leave a like comment subscribe turn on your post they'll go


By 1966, U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War had escalated to a full-scale ground conflict. On August 8th of that year, a platoon of U.S. Marines from Company E, 2nd Battalion 4th Marines, 3rd Marine Division, was on our reconnaissance mission deep in enemy territory near Cam Laos, Quang Trie Province, South Vietnam. Discovered by the enemy, the platoon was ambushed and surrounded by North Vietnamese troops, suffering numerous casualties that depleted its leadership. The Marines were on the verge of being overrun. Made aware of this situation, Major Howard V. Lee, the commanding officer of Company E, refused to stand by as his Marines struggled against the enemy. Assembling seven other Marines and two helicopters, Major Lee moved rapidly to reinforce the besieged platoon. Landing in a hot combat zone, Major Lee and his men exited the helicopters evading enemy fire as they scaled the hill to the Marine's position. Knoring an evacuation would take time, Major Lee took command of the situation. He organized his Marines' defenses as they repelled the enemy's attempts to break through their lines. As the battle continued, Major Lee called in artillery and helicopter strikes and an attempt to beat the attackers back. As day turned to night, the enemy launched one last desperate offense to dislodge the Marines from their hill. Wounded by grenade shrapnel, Major Lee pressed on, motivating his men and giving orders until he finally passed out from blood loss. His Marines continued to fight until the enemy finally withdrew. Major Lee's heroic actions and expert leadership resulted in a full departure of North Vietnamese Army forces from the area and the evacuation of his previously stranded Marines. For these actions, Major Howard V. Lee was awarded the Medal of Honor.