The narcissist does this when you try to move on. You may have had enough of the narcissist and everything that you had to deal with. They manipulated you. They love bombed you. They lied to you and they future faked. And they deceived you. And they managed to keep you trapped for a certain amount of time. To where you were thinking that it had something to do with you. As though it was all your fault. But then after a while you started to catch on. You started questioning and confronting them. And they began to see that as a threat. As though you were going to expose them. Or as though you were going to abandon or reject them. Because that is what you need to remember about narcissists. Is that they have this childhood trauma. Where they were abused or neglected as a child. They were abandoned or rejected. And they didn't know how to deal with it. And it was very painful for them. And they never self reflected. They never looked within. They never tried to resolve these traumas. Instead they tried to resolve it. Using things outside of them. Using the outside world. To make themselves feel better. Which of course is why. It's like they just can't let you go. They may have told you while you were with them. That. You weren't any good. They may have devalued you and put you down. Made you feel small. But that was all just to control you. That was to stop you from leaving. To stop you from realizing that what you were dealing with with them. Was no good for you. Because they didn't want you to realize that. But at some point you did. And. Maybe now you have left them. Or they might have even discarded you. But either way they still took it as abandonment and rejection. And they felt as though. You might be a threat. To exposing them. To showing the world who and what they really are. But what's even greater. Than their image at times is. Their need to have control over you. Because yes they do have an attachment disorder. To where they can't just let you go. They have to. Be attached to you in some way. Because. It affects how they feel about themselves. If they just see you running off and you're just.  And you're having a good time you're healing you're getting better. You're getting healthier. That is a real problem for the narcissist. Because how they see you affect how they view themselves. And how they feel about themselves. And of course as I mentioned yes they are. Very afraid of abandonment and rejection. They don't like the idea of that at all. So when you start to see through them. You start to recognize that yes the entire time you are with them. They were either manipulating. Or abusing you. They were putting you through all sorts of things. Things that they never owned up to. Things that they never took accountability for. When you finally realize that and you come to that conclusion. They are going to feel triggered. And it will cause a narcissistic injury. And they will fear abandonment or rejection. Or being exposed. They will feel like their supply is about to escape. Because that entire time that you were with them. Remember all of those times they manipulated you.  They future faked. They made you believe about possible future with them. And also all of those times that they.  They projected all that emotional baggage onto you. And expected you to carry that. All of those times they did all of those things. It gave them supply. It made them feel alive. It made them feel like they existed. It made them feel like their false character was real. But of course it's likely that only you saw the real character underneath the mask. The real person of who they are. Where they were constantly complaining and arguing with you. They were shouting and yelling and putting you down. There was emotional abuse. And at times it may have even been physical as well. And you had to go through all of that. But of course as we know with narcissists. Yes they are self absorbed or they lack empathy. They're not going to own up to that. They're not going to take accountability for it.  They may have been doing this to you for years. So they can't just stop now. They can't take accountability because they wouldn't even know where to start. And after everything that you invested in them. All of your time, energy, maybe even your money. They can't reciprocate all of that back to you. Many of them don't even have the means. Even if they do. Again they are self absorbed. They're very selfish and greedy. So they won't want to give anything to you. They want to keep it all for themselves. And of course once you begin to question and confront them. And threaten to expose them. They already know that you don't want to be around someone like that. You don't want to be around someone who is manipulating and controlling you. Someone who is trying to change your perception of them. Other people and the world around you. You don't want to be around someone like that. And when they realize that they know it's all over. Their game has come to an end. And just the thought of you. Moving on. Running free. Doing the things that you like. The things that they never got to do or experience. And their minds, it's so unfair. Because of course narcissists, yes they had a very rough childhood. They experienced a lot of trauma and abuse or neglect. They went through a lot of things. And because they never resolved these traumas. It's like hurt people just want to hurt people. So you may find that they want to put you through the exact same things. The exact same things that they went through. Because watching you go through it. It medicates them. It provides them with a sense of relief. Because I'm sure you will remember your experience with them. If you have left already. You will remember that they were always under a lot of stress. There was always something going on in their minds. Something in the way of them. There was always something bothering them. And yet they always blamed you. They always acted as though there was something wrong with you. And many of you, you may have been publicly humiliated. In front of their family members or friends. They may have tried to expose you on many occasions. Even for things where there wasn't even anything wrong with you at all. But they tried to make it seem like there was. Because deep down that's how they feel about themselves. But they want to project that onto you. Because of their childhood traumas. Their unresolved emotional baggage. Which causes them to attach to you. And use you to regulate their emotions. Because that's all that this is. It's a lack of discipline and self control. Especially emotionally. Because if their emotions were under control. It would not lead to these types of actions or behaviors. But of course they're never going to manage their own emotions. Instead they're going to try to control their outer world. And that means controlling you. So if you're not experiencing it already. In time you may become the target of a smear campaign. And that is when they will try to control your outer world. They will try to control the people around you. And try to get everyone to see you in the exact same way. Because that is the ultimate source of supply for a narcissist. That's why they work so hard to change people's perceptions of you. To get everyone to see you in this whole way. And it's usually very effective for them. Because the victim is not typically thinking like this. They're only thinking about how can I build with this person. And with the narcissist it's more just about smearing you. Because they must have seen you as something temporary from the very beginning. They must have known that you were the one. They were going to dump all of this on in order to save themselves. Because you've got to think that if something is important to you. And you have a use for it in the future.  You're not going to dump all of your emotional baggage onto it. Because you would understand that that is going to damage it. That is going to have a future consequence and effect. But also at times I think narcissists don't even really care. A lot of them lack self-awareness. So it's like they're just an autopilot. They're just doing what they need to do to regulate their emotions without even thinking about the future. Even while they're lying to you and they're future faking. Sometimes they're not even considering that. They're so wrapped up in themselves. They're very self-centered. But yes this is what they will do. When they fear that they're losing control. When they fear that they're no longer able to be a factor in your life. When they fear that you might move on and have a better life without them. When they fear that you might be happy without them. When they fear all of these things. They can't just let you move on. Because it hurts them. It causes a narcissistic injury. They have a great fear of rejection and abandonment. And of any threat to their control. And of being exposed. Because they're fake. And they're very weak. So they need to get their strength from somewhere. They need to find some form of power when you try to move on. And they see power in numbers. They believe that if they can manipulate other people and get them to see you in the same way. Then that means that they have won. They have defeated you. They have gained back that control over you. Because then it may make it difficult for you to move on. Especially if they've targeted you financially as well. Because they will do that to stop you from getting away. To make you dependent on them. Because that's what a lot of them want. They want you to need them. So that they can control you. If you can move on and you're fine, you're happy, you've got everything you need. Then you're not going to need anything from them. If you're self-sustaining. If you're independent. So of course they don't want you to be self-sustaining or independent.  So that you keep going back to them. And then they can have that control. And then you don't move on and do something that might otherwise trigger them. Which as you can probably imagine it's typically the very things that they never had. So they don't want to see you moving on and finding someone else. And having a healthy relationship. They don't want to see you moving on and getting married and having children with someone else. And having a happy family. Or even just you moving on and being happy by yourself. Even that is a trigger enough on its own. Because they could never do that. They always experienced a lot of stress. They were always going through all sorts of things. And their entire life just passes them by. They don't have these moments where they get to self reflect and feel inner peace. They don't get to have that. But they know that we do. Of course they sense that when we're alone we can be happy. We can experience peace, love and joy. Which is why they always want to disrupt it. Because they don't want you to be experiencing things that they can't. It makes them very envious and jealous and even sometimes competitive. Where they try to outdo you. But yes this is all because they are very insecure. And they're very weak they can't stand to see you move on. And it's because yes they are still attached to you. What you do affects how they feel. So in some ways it's almost like they're trauma bonded to you. You moving on and being happy it disturbs them. It bothers them greatly. They're very uncomfortable with that. They may not even be able to sleep at night. It keeps them awake knowing that you're out there somewhere.  Yes of course that bothers narcissists. They do not like that at all. They just want you to stay in the box that they've created for you. And just don't do anything that might trigger or hurt them. Because they are very sensitive. It doesn't take much to set them off. Any little thing you do could hurt them. And then they will want to lash out at you. They will want to control you this thing that they are deeply envious of. And you will know that because I'm sure you noticed a pattern of behaviour throughout your relationship. Where they were always trying to control you and take things away from you. Especially things that promoted and encouraged your independence. Maybe certain hobbies or interests that you had. Maybe when you would go out and spend time with other people as well. All of these things it reflected back to the narcissist. Their lack of control over you. So when they took these things away from you and they tried to isolate you. It was just for them to try to regain that control. Because it really bothers them it gets to them. They don't like the thought or idea of you moving on and being happy without them. And you moving on and doing things that they can't do. Because yes they are still attached to you. Even though you may have moved on. You may be just doing what you want to do with your life. You may be focusing on your future. Maybe you want to move on and have another relationship. Get married or have children. But they will always find something wrong with it. They will always find a way to discredit you.  Because it's either you or them. And they just can't get around it. They can't deal with not having control over their target. Because that would mean that you could just move on.  And then it would greatly affect them. Because yes they are still attached to you. And they won't really be able to let go. Until you're no good for anyone else. Until they've driven you mad or insane. Until you've lost your mind. And you're heavily dependent on unhealthy coping mechanisms.  Maybe you're using recreational drugs. You're gambling or shopping excessively. You're spending all of your money until you've got nothing left. And then they may not care so much. If they know that that is it for you. And you can't move on. You can't find anyone else. You don't have a future at all. Maybe then they might let go. And they might target someone else instead. But in some situations even when that happens. They may just become an even more potent source of supply for them. Because then you're very easy for them to control. And that's what this is all about. It's control. It's all about them managing your perceptions of them. Managing your emotions. So that you don't affect them. Because they don't want you to find your power and use that on them. They don't want you to move on and become successful without them. Because all of these things would greatly trigger them. They tried to maintain a successful relationship with you. But they couldn't do that because they got triggered by your progress and success. By realizing that you are a much better person than them. They were always having these blow-ups, these temper tantrums. And you managed to maintain your composure. So that already tells them that you're a much better person than them. By you being able to do things that they can't do. Because they could never control themselves. They lacked discipline and self-control.  Because they had no control over themselves. So they had to use you for that. And this is just typically what people do. When they can't control themselves. They try to control their outer world. They try to control the people around them. And it's all because they lack self-control. Because they lack composure. But they don't want to accept it so instead they try to point the finger at you. And they may call you unstable. They may call you crazy. They may even call you the narcissist. And a lot of times after everything they've done to you. After all the times that they provoked you. Some of you may find yourself reacting in that way. And when you do, the narcissist will stand back and stay calm. And then they'll point the finger at you. They'll record you or they'll tell everyone about it. As though you were the problem all along. And they will say that they were just trying to help you. You had all of these problems. And they were just trying to fix these problems for you. But you were out of control. You were unstable. And there was nothing they could do. And that is what makes their smear campaign so effective. It's because they're not just saying bad things about you. They're also saying that they were loyal. They were committed. They were devoted to you. They spent all of this time and effort on you. And they did their best. They did everything they could. To make you happy. To make things right for you. To help you. But you just weren't having it. You were arguing. You were very confrontational. And threatening to expose them. Making up lies about them. So that's how they do it. That's how they enforce these flying monkeys. To get them to think that something is wrong with you. But the irony is they do this. Typically at the exact same time. That you try to leave. That you realize that this situation is unhealthy and toxic. It's dysfunctional. And you do not want to be a part of it.  But that sends a message back to them that something is wrong with them. And that's something that they cannot accept. Because they've never even began to work on themselves. They've always controlled everything outside of them instead. So they're not going to start now.  And start a smear campaign against you. In order to try to control you. Because otherwise you're going to move on and you're going to make them look bad. Many of you you don't even know your own potential. Because a lot of these narcissists they underestimate their targets. And if you could just move on. And you had some time and space to yourself. You could achieve some amazing things. You could become incredibly successful without them. And that would prove to everyone that you never needed them. But they need you to need them. That is how they control you. That is how they manage other people's perceptions of you. Which then makes them feel better about themselves. And I'm very sorry for those of you who are having to go through this. I know it's not fair. It's not right. No one deserves to be controlled like that. We all deserve to be free. We were given free will by God. We have the right to make our own choices and decisions. But unfortunately these narcissists have experienced a lot of trauma in their childhood. And they lack the ability to regulate their own emotions. So for that reason they do become very attached to certain sources of supply. And they won't feel right. They won't feel comfortable. Unless they can drive you to insanity. And get everyone to see you as crazy. And if you look back, if you look at the other people in their lives. The other people before you. You will see that that is exactly what they did to them. They changed them completely. They drove them insane. They turned everyone against them. Until they were completely isolated, they had no one left. And sadly, yes, they want the exact same thing to happen to you. They want to see you all alone with no money. With no one. Just on your own. Engaged in unhealthy coping strategies. Where you might turn to alcohol or drugs. Where you're hurting yourself. And then they don't even have to do it anymore. You're just doing it to yourself. That's what they want and that's when they're able to let go of their control. It's when they don't have to abuse or manipulate you anymore. Because they've already programmed you and you're just doing it to yourself. Until the day you die. And they do this because they're attached to you. Because they can't let go. And they can't let go because they're very insecure. So yes. This is just how it has to be with these narcissists. And I know and understand it is very difficult to live this way. To live without peace. Freedom. To not be able to exist in a normal healthy functional environment. Because they don't want you to have that.  The flying monkeys as well but they already know. They know that you would thrive in that type of environment. Which is why they don't give that to you. They don't give you any peace. Because they know that you would thrive in that. That's why it's all about control. It's all about dysfunctional treatment and behavior. Because they already know what type of person you are. They know that you desire peace.  Which is why they have to drive you to insanity.  They have to make you feel like you're nothing. And it's very sad but this is what they will do. They will make you give up on yourself. They will make you give up on your own future. To where even if you have a job and you're earning money.  Because you know that if you don't. They might just take it away from you. So what's the point of them planning for your future? You might as well just give up now. Which is exactly what they want you to think. But of course we don't promote that type of behavior on my channel. On here we do promote functional behavior. Believing in ourselves. Believing that things could be better. But they could never believe that way for you. Because they already knew that it was them and that there was nothing wrong with you. They just had to project these emotions onto you. So that they could survive emotionally. So that they could feel comfortable. And it's not going to stop. There's nothing you can do to get them to see sense. Because they already know that it's them and not you. Flying monkeys are narcissistic as well. They all have personality disorders or mental illnesses. That's why they have this unhealthy attachment to you and they can't let go. Because it's all based on their own childhood traumas.  Which is why it's not going to change. Many of these things do last a lifetime. And they are always going to be that way. So all that I can advise. Is for you to move to another city. Or maybe another country. Maybe to the other side of the world. It really depends on how significant you are to the narcissist. And how weak and insecure they are. That typically decides how extreme their behaviour and spear campaigns will be. And to the extent that they will go to control you. It all depends on how weak they are emotionally. And how insecure they are. And how threatened they are by you moving on. And establishing something that they couldn't. And that they had to project. On to their exes or family members in the past. To where they had to traumatise them. And perhaps put you through the very thing. Put them through the very thing that you are going through now. So yes. This is typically what they will do. And all I can do. Is advise as I have in my coaching sessions. Which is for you to just run away. Run away from it all. Not just the narcissist but their flying monkeys. Their family members and friends. All of them. Anyone who is connected to these campaigns. To this dysfunctional behaviour and mistreatment. You have to leave them all alone. You have to disconnect from all of them.  So that they can feel comfortable and secure. Because yes they do attach to people like ourselves. People who are innocent and susceptible to control. People who they can manipulate. And if they have manipulated you in the past. They will believe that they can get you again. So the only thing you can do. Is leave them all behind. Because once you have triggered their abandonment. Abandonment wounds. And maybe you have threatened to expose them. They are never going to see you the same way again after that. They have a black and white mentality. So once you try to do that. It's all over for you. All they are going to try to do after that is destroy you.  And that is never going to change. They are always going to be like that. Because they need you to regulate their emotions. They need you to make them feel alive. They can't do that on their own. They can't do that on their own. I can guarantee that if you just put them by themselves. In an isolated space. Somewhere in the woods. In the jungle. You just put them there for one day on their own.  Especially if you took away their devices. Their computers. Their phones. They would lose their minds. And the reason why is because they have no sense of self. They don't even know who they are. They have no identity of their own. They're just whoever they think people want them to be. Whatever they think will give them the most power and control. Which is why they just can't be left alone. They always need other people around them. Even though it may not seem like it at times because they often push you away.  But yes they are actually heavily dependent on you. Which is why at times they can also seem very suffocating as well. Because they get that energy from you. And that energy makes them feel alive. It makes them feel powerful. And that's all that they really want.  That's why they're so hell bent on doing that. But yes it is very sad. And I have to say that I am very sorry for anyone who is experiencing this right now. It's not right. It's not fair. That loss of potential. It's not just unfair for you. But it's unfair for many people around you as well. Because all of these qualities. All of these things that you could have been successful in. You could have gone on and shared those things with other people. You could have built a business. You could have provided jobs for many people. You could have started a family, a marriage with someone. You could have changed other people's lives. And this is how you know that yes they do only care about themselves. It's not just you. They don't just not want to see you happy. They don't want to see anyone happy with you as well. So they will happily take away opportunities from other people. Just in an attempt to control you. Because yes sadly all they care about is themselves. But yes, we just checked into this new room. Mia Nala. She's had a long day in the car. So she's just relaxing on the bed now. There's nothing more I enjoy than seeing other people happy and at peace with themselves. Moving on. And establishing healthy relationships with other people. And I can even say that for the people in my past.  Of course I know that they didn't move on and find healthy relationships. That doesn't happen for them. But at times I wish that it did. Yes I wish that they could have just moved on and found healthy relationships because that's really what I wish for everyone is peace. And happiness. As long as it's real and not just another illusion. But sadly yes that is all we will get from these narcissists. And they will continue to try to control you because they see you as an extension of them. You're this object that exists to meet their emotional needs. And that's all you'll ever be to them. Which is why they never, and you may have been with them for decades and yet they never sat down with you and just had a normal conversation with you. Asked you questions about who you were, what you believed in, what mattered to you, how you wanted your future to look like. They never sat down and asked you anything like that. But isn't it crazy how when it comes to the smear campaigns they can put in all of this work. They can go crazy with it. They can enforce all of their flying monkeys and get everyone to see you in the same way. And yet at the same time it's like they never even knew you. They never even sat down and had a conversation with you. They never tried to understand you. So how could they possibly know anything about you? And that is how you should know that it actually has nothing to do with you at all. It's all in their minds. It's all just a response to their traumas. And when people are responding to their traumas, they can't even see you. You don't even exist in their world. You're just whatever is going to make them feel better in that moment. You're not even real to them. You're just an extension of them. Just this object that they're attached to. This appliance, this tool that makes them feel better about themselves. And they will never even take the time to get to know the real you. If they feel triggered and uncomfortable as though it may be a threat that exposes them, then they will try to pretend that they know they want to know more about you. But the reality is that they just don't care. None of that matters to them at all. They don't care about what you're going through. They don't care to understand. All they care about is their own emotions, which are the results of their childhood traumas. I really like these old town buildings. They just don't sign to you. I'm glad to keep coming back to this room. It's nice to see that. But yes, I know I have carried on a bit here with a message today. I haven't paid much attention to the live chats, but I really wanted to get this message out there. And I hope it was helpful, helpful for you. And if it was, you can give it a thumbs up down below. Share and subscribe. Let me know your thoughts in the comment section as well. I do read your comments every day. Thank you all for joining me on this live video. And me and Nala, we'll see you in another video very soon.


Good evening, dear learners. I'm Dr. Satish Vishambalakade and I'm working as an Aston Professor of Communication Skills in the Department of Humanities and Sciences, Valchin Institute of Technology, Sholapur, and I welcome you all for this session on Juhari Window. Here's the learning outcome. At the end of this session, students will be able to improve self-awareness and develop fruitful relationships with their colleagues and team members. Now here is a question for you to think over and the question is do you know yourself? Now I would request you to pause this video for some time and write the answer for this question in your course journal.  So pause this video and write your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats and then you can resume the video. Welcome back.  So let us go to the next slide. Now the question is why Juhari window model? So the answer is here one should assess oneself regularly to have a positive attitude and an effective personality. Juhari's window model is a useful tool for this assessment and is being used by individuals for improving their self-awareness and developing fruitful relationships with their colleagues and team members. Thus it is a popular and effective tool for personality development. What is Juhari window model? And now let us try to understand this model. Juhari's window model was developed by American psychologist Joseph Lyft and Harry Ingam. Thus the name Juhari is coined from the names of Joseph and Harry. So the term Juhari is a combination of the names of Joseph and Harry. Juhari's window model emphasizes and enhances soft skills, interpersonal relationships, empathy, cooperation, and intergroup development. It is therefore helpful for personality development and is also fruitful for understanding the employer-employer relationship. Juhari's window model. Juhari window model is referred as disclosure or feedback model of self-awareness or an information processing tool. Juhari's window refers to oneself and others. Here self indicates the subject and others are people or members of a group. This model provides information about experiences, attitude, feelings, motivation, and depression of a person or group in relation to other people through four main perspectives. And so in the next slide we'll understand what are these four main perspectives. So let us understand the four perspectives or quadrants of Juhari's window. The four perspectives of Juhari's window are termed as areas, regions, or quadrants. So there are four areas, regions, or quadrants in the Juhari's window model. Each perspective represents information, feelings, etc related to a person. It tells whether the information is known by the person and whether the information is known or not known by other members in the group. First area is called open or free area. It is also called as area of free activity. The second area or quadrant is called as blind area or blind spot. The third area is called as hidden self or hidden area. And the last area that is the fourth area is called as unknown self or area of unknown activity. So these are the four areas of the Juhari window model. So let us understand the four quadrants of Juhari window model. Now as you can see the first area is called as the open area or the open self. The information in this area is known to self and is also known to others. So this is called as the open area or open self. Then the next is the blind spot or the blind area. The information in this area is not known to the self but the information in this area is known to others. So this is the blind area or the blind spot. We'll come to the third area. The third area is called as the hidden self or the hidden area. The information in this area is known to the self but the information in this area is not known to others. So this is the hidden self or the hidden area. The last area is called as the area of unknown activity or unknown self. The information in this area is not known to the self as well as the information is not known to others. So these are the four areas or quadrants of the Juhari window. Now let us move to the next slide. So let us revise it once again. So as I said earlier the first area or the first quadrant is called as the open area or the open self. The information in this area is known to self and it is also known to others. The next area is called as the blind spot or the blind self. Here the information is unknown to the self but is known to others. So the information in this area is unknown to the self but known to the others and hence it is called as the blind self or the blind area. Let us come to the third area which is called as hidden self or hidden area. The information in this area is known to self but unknown to others and the last area or the last quadrant is called as the mystery self or the area of unknown activity. The information in this area is unknown to the self as well as unknown to others and so it is termed as area of unknown activity or mystery self. So these are the four quadrants of Johari window and having understood this concept let us move to the next slide. So the first quadrant Johari's first quadrant is called as open or free area or area of free activity. It contains complete information about a person that is his attitude feelings experience knowledge skillset views etc which is known by the person that is self and by the team others. The aim of any team or group should be to develop the open area for every person because while working in open area you have no inhibitions and so you are more efficient and productive and the team is also very productive. There is frank communication and cooperation as there is no mistrust confusion and misunderstanding in the open area. Existing members of a group have larger open areas than new entrants. So this was about Johari's first quadrant open or free area gradually the size of open area of a new member expands horizontally into the blind space by his or proper listening of the feedback of other group members. This is known as feedback solicitation. When a person starts disclosing his feelings and information then the size of his open area expands vertically downwards into the hidden area. Effective leaders managers promote the culture of open environment positive thinking helpful conduct sensitive communication feedback and knowledge dissemination within the team or organization which leads to positive development of the open area of everyone. Good leaders and organizations facilitate the development of open area. Johari's second quadrant which is called as blind area or blind spot. Johari's second quadrant is called as the blind area or blind spot. It represents what is known about a person that is subject by others in the group but the same information is not known by the subject. The subject is oblivious about this information. Blind area is not productive for individuals and groups. It represents ignorance about oneself or issues in which one is involved. It also includes issues that others are deliberately withholding from a person. People who have big blind area are difficult to work with. The aim should be to reduce this area by seeking or soliciting feedback about oneself from other members and responding positively to it and thereby increasing one's open area that is increasing self-awareness. Johari's third quadrant which is called as hidden self or hidden area. Johari's third quadrant is called hidden self or hidden area. This area represents feelings, information known to a person but is kept hidden from others or not revealed to other group members and therefore not known to other members. It may include one's fears, hidden agendas, secrets or anything that a person knows but does not want to reveal to others. Some information related to third quadrant may not have any repercussion on the work of a team or group and so it may or should remain hidden. A lot of hidden information may have a bearing on one's work performance or the entire team's performance therefore it is better to place that information in the open area. Sharing of information is called as self-disclosure or exposure process which helps in increasing the open area. By sharing information about ourselves with others we reduce our hidden area and increase our open area and thereby bring trust, understanding, cooperation, productivity in our team or group. Johari's fourth quadrant unknown self or area of unknown activity. This area represents information about an individual's latent abilities, attitude and feelings which is unknown to the individual as well as people around him or the team members. Bigger unknown areas are more prevalent in the younger people who have less work experience. This area can be reduced by self-discovery or by learning from keen observation of your personality by others in various situations. Counseling can also unravel many unknown issues which could be done either by one person or by a group. So these are the references for this particular work and I wish you a happy learning. Thank you so much.


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Income tax 2022-2023, credits for qualifying children and other dependents, specific instructions. Let's do some wealth preservation with some tax preparation. Support Accounting Instruction by clicking the link below, giving you a free month membership to all of the content on our website, broken out by category, further broken out by course. Each course then organized in a logical, reasonable fashion, making it much more easy to find what you need than can be done on a YouTube page. We also include added resources such as Excel practice problems, PDF files and more like QuickBooks backup files when applicable. So once again, click the link below for a free month membership to our website and all the content on it. Most of this information comes from instructions for Schedule 8812, credits for qualifying children and other dependents, tax year 2022, specific instructions you can find on the IRS website, irs.gov, irs.gov. Looking at the income tax formula, we're down at the bottom in the credit area. Remember in the first half of the income tax formula is in essence an income statement ending with the taxable income, which is similar to net income in a normal income statement. We're then going to calculate the tax based on the taxable income, not with a flat tax, not with one rate in other words, but with the progressive tax system to get to the tax before credits and other taxes. Then we deal with the credits and other taxes like the self-employment tax and we deal with the payments in the form of estimated tax payments or the withholdings finally getting to the tax refund or tax due. Note that we have this breakout between the credits on two lines. We have the credits up here and then the credits down here. That is generally to deal with the issue of having refundable and non-refundable credits. When we think about an income tax system, normally you would think it would not be correct to have credits that bring the tax liability below zero. So the credits up top here are typically those that are non-refundable. They will not bring the liability below zero. The ones down here are the ones that are refundable, meaning if your liability goes below zero, you might still get a quote refund, end quote, which is really kind of a benefit program, the tax code being used as a benefit program in that instance. All right, specific instructions. Part one, child tax credit and credits for other dependents, all filers, line number four. We'll take a look at this in more detail with some examples of the forms in future presentations right now. We'll just go through the line items. So add the number of boxes checked under, quote, child tax credit, end quote, and column four of dependents section on form 1040 or 1040 SR and enter the results on line four. So first page of the form 1040, you have then all of your information. You've got your personal information, your social security number, your spouses, their social security number, your dependents, their social security numbers. And then in the dependents section, you're going to be checking off if they qualify for the child tax credit or other dependent credit. You can't have both of them checked off, just one or the other. And then on page two, we can then kind of interpret what's going to happen with regards to the calculation for the credits just by glancing at page one and whether you checked off the box for child tax credits or other dependent next to your dependents. So caution, you cannot check both child tax credits box and the credit for other dependents box for the same person. If you do that, that would be a big red flag you would think to the IRS and there could be a delay on the return. So line number six, add the number of boxes checked under, quote, credit for other dependents, end quote, and column four of the dependents section on form 1040 or 1040 SR and enter the result on line six. So line 13, enter the amount from credit line worksheet A. So we'll go into, I won't go into the worksheet in a lot of detail here because we want to get the general concept down and then rely to some degree on the software so that we can basically communicate with people in terms of the projections that we can, their tax planning as well as just explaining the credits. And then we can use the software to kind of back into, let the software do the calculation and then try to verify the calculation to make sure it is correct. So when completing credit limit worksheet A, you may be instructed to complete credit limit worksheet B. If you meet certain conditions, complete credit limit worksheet B only if you need all the following. One, you are claiming one or more of the following credits. B, you've got, sorry, A, mortgage interest credit form 8396, B, the adoption credit form 889, C, residential clean energy credit form 5695, part one, D, district of Columbia first time home buyer credit form 8859. So these are kind of more unusual type of situations that could complicate the calculation possibly because it might have a calculation adjustment for like the modified AGI calculation or something like that. These are areas where of course tax software is helpful because hopefully the tax software, if you're doing the data input properly can help to pick those kind of changes up. And then you can kind of double check and verify by deconstructing to make sure everything's properly done. Two, you are not filing form 2555, three, line four of schedule 8812 is more than zero. All right, so then you got the bonafide residence of Puerto Rico. So somewhat of a special situation, bonafide residence of Puerto Rico. So in 2022, if you were born, if you were a bonafide resident of Puerto Rico, you may be eligible to claim the ACTC additional child tax credit. If you had at least one qualifying child, you can claim the ACTC additional child tax credit in part two of form 1040 SS US self-employment tax return, including additional child tax credits for bonafide residence of Puerto Rico instead of form 1040 or 1040 SR in schedule 8812. If you aren't required to file form 1040 or 1040 SR to determine your ACTC additional child tax credit on schedule 8812 complete part two A and two B as follows. Online 18 a include only earned income. You reported on form 1040 or 1040 SR don't include income earned in Puerto Rico, which you exclude from US tax as a bonafide resident of Puerto Rico. Online 21 include all your withheld social security, Medicare and additional Medicare taxes, including those taxes withheld by Puerto Rican employers that are shown on Puerto Rico forms. 499 R-2 W2 PR. All right. Generally, you, uh, generally you were a bonafide resident of Puerto Rico. If during 2022 you met the president's test, uh, did, did, uh, did not have a tax home outside Puerto Rico and did not have a closer connection to the United States or to a foreign country. Then you have to Puerto Rico for more instructions on bonafide resident status. You can see publication five seven zero. You can find the IRS website tax guide for individuals with income from US possessions. All right. Line 15 check this box. If you do not want to claim the additional child tax credit. So if you check this box, skip parts, uh, to A and to B and enter zero online 27. So in other words, we're thinking about the additional child tax credit now. So when, when we think about the child tax credit, the general process is going to be here. We have a dependent. Do they qualify first for the child tax credit? If not, can I get the other dependent credit if they qualify for the child tax credit? Great. Then, but then what if I don't have the income to claim the child tax credit and I have to dip into the refundable portion, the, the additional child tax credit. You may be able to opt out of, of taking the additional child tax credit. If you basically wanted to, you would think that that would not normally be the thing that you would want to do unless there's some rational reason for doing that. So line 18 A, if you have net earnings from self-employment and you use either optional method to figure those net earnings, use the earned income worksheet later to figure the amount to enter online. 18 A, otherwise all other taxpayers can use the earned income chart later to figure amount to enter online. 18 A line 18 B, enter your line 18 B, the total amount of non-taxable combat pay that you and your spouse if filing jointly received in 2022. This amount will be reported either online one eye of form 1040 or 1040 SR or should be shown in form W2 box 12 with code Q. Part 2B, certain filers who have three or more qualifying children and bona fide residents of Puerto Rico. Line 21, so if you are completing part 2B and your employer with withheld or you paid additional Medicare tax. Or tier one RRTA tax, use the additional Medicare tax and RRTA tax worksheet later to figure the amount to enter online 21. All right, so we'll go into some tax software examples fairly shortly so we can basically look at these forms in more detail and see how we might basically put these in practice.  But you want to be unless you are have quite imaginative detailed thought process. But you want to have the general rules in your mind so that you can communicate with people and so that you can project make projections into the future. What you think is going to happen for tax planning purposes. And then when you do the tax thought returns, usually tax software is quite useful to help break out some more of this information down. And then you can double check it by deconstructing it, seeing what the tax software did and recalculating it to see if it's properly inputting the way it should be inputting according to the more specific rules.


We'll get right to it. Even with the record being what it was, what do you think this 2020 team has shown in incoming GM? Man, you know, we showed that we can, you know, we can fight with a lot of teams. We can fight with really every team that was out there. When you, when you, when you get to it and you just go back and look through the game, we have the talent, we have the people, we just, we got to put it all together. So I think, you know, coming in, he would know that he has a fighting team. And even though the record wasn't there, and even though we wasn't planning really anything, if he just put on the tape for the last couple of weeks, he could see players who really, you know, want to be here, who players who want to be around and who want to fight for, you know, the Falcon organization as a whole. So, you know, he just got to try to sit there. And, you know, we never know what's going to go on, but you just got to go with it really. I'm sure you had a high expectations when the, you started the years or any way you can kind of explain what went wrong this season. Oh man, it was a lot. It was a lot that went wrong.  So, you know, as a, as a group, you know, we didn't, we didn't get it done. We didn't get it done as a, I don't know, 53, 63, how many ever was there, we didn't get it done. So, I'm always focused on, you know, myself and us as a group and I would say that's the case. Even giving up almost 500 yards of offense today, how do you feel as though the defense evolved since Albrecht took over as DC? Yeah, we were very adaptable. We was a team that was able to come out in different looks, come out in different defenses. We were able to place people and put them all kinds of places. We have so many different pieces that you can use in different spots and stuff like that. You know, we was aggressive.  We have been fighting this whole second half since he got an opportunity. We just wish we were to finish it a little better. What makes Tom Brady so tough to defend, especially when you have to face him twice in three weeks? He's smart. He's smart. At the end of the day, that's most of it.  You know, he's just waiting to just go through his reads. He's one of the guys who, um, he stays on schedule. He really don't, you know, like at the end, when we had got real close to him, he stopped throwing the ball down the field. He just started to throw those quick passes out to the wide receivers that was mostly like a run. So he knows how to just kind of like chip away. Every time he came out in a too high look, he would just, you'll see him tap his helmet, can the ball, can play and start running the ball. So he was always going for a number. He kind of like a coach on the field. So you plan against someone who probably has like the whole playbook at his dispense. And cause I heard him call out of a 25 belly, which I knew was a run play to the right because of the 25.  But he was have, and I think you talked about this briefly on Friday, but have you thought about for those of us not on the call from, can you have you thought about your future with the team? And do you want to continue to play in the league and be with the Falcons? Yeah, um, I will, you know, yeah, I haven't really thought about it really. But, uh, yeah, I'll love to keep playing.  Like if I can go and fight for the Falcons, this is my team. This is why I've been for seven years. I'm always down to play for, but, um, you know, if that's not the case, if I end up going somewhere else, then I can make the opportunity. I can, I can, um, pick my choices of if I still want to play as a player, because I do things for purpose. I don't just do things for money. Like I don't, I don't gotta make money no more. Sorry to say, like, uh, not sorry to say, but I don't, I don't do this for money. I do this for purpose and my whole time being here and my whole time playing football, my whole life, I've been done it. I've been doing it for purpose. So, um, like if they want me here, I love to keep playing here.  And then I started working my way up that ladder to try to be a head coach. So it is what it is. Like I'm, I'm grateful for my opportunities.  So for me to be here, you know, in one team for seven years is a blessing within itself, but I've always been crafting and I've always been ready for, um, whatever the next day or whatever the next opportunity has for me. So wherever it goes, I'm grateful. Um, I'm happy and I could take it as that. What was Raheem's message, what was Raheem's message to the team in the locker room after this final game?  And we always right there. We just, uh, we didn't capitalize and we didn't fully, uh, do it how we wanted. We didn't go out with the bang that we wanted to, um, just to clear it up. I think Raheem is a very good coach and I think he deserving of being a head coach. And even though the record doesn't seem like that, he's a real deal. I'd have been around some really good coaches and, um, yeah, he's a good one.


Good day fellow investors. Put on your seat belt because we are going to witness the biggest stock market crash of your lifetime. Today we're going to discuss whether a stock market crash can happen in 2018. We're going to compare macroeconomic facts, what happened in 2000 and in 2007 to see whether we can find the same pattern today. What could trigger a stock market crash and how bad it can be. So the last two times the stock market crashed, it crashed 50%. The market peaked on March 10, 2000 when it became obvious that the extremely high valuations were impossible to justify and that the internet won't be profitable as hoped for. So if we look at SAP 500 valuations, those were above 45 in the 2000s. So extremely high crazy levels. The current SAP 500 price to earnings ratio is at 25, which might seem relatively low, but from an absolute perspective, both levels are extremely high. To add fuel to the fire in 2002, the economy entered into a recession and the market, the SAP 500 hit bottom in September 2002 and then really bottomed out let's say in March 2003. So the stock market started crashing in 2000 and was falling continuously up till 2003 and lost 50% of its value. The reason at one point it was clear that those valuations to those internet stocks were too high that there were no profits and therefore the stock market crashed alongside the recession that deepened the crash. Nothing unusual for a stock market in a bubble. In 2007, there was a shift in the risk perception of debt where suddenly housing debt, housing crisis triggered a chain reaction all over the world and debt suddenly became more risky. A lot of companies defaulted insurance, reinsurance, it was a whole chain that created turmoil in the whole financial industry. Again, the SAP 500 dropped 50% to a low of 676 points on March 9, 2009. So in both cases, the reason behind the crash was excessive leverage in the form of equity in the dotcom bubble and in the form of housing leverage in the 2007-2008-2009 financial crisis. So again, it was over-expanding and then of course the system, the house of cards crashes. Let's see if the situation is better now that we have learned that leverage is not good in the long term. Unfortunately, nobody learned anything since 2009. The total public US debt as a percentage of gross domestic product almost doubled. It was 60% in 2009 and now it is 103%. A huge increase. Just to mention 1982, the debt to GDP ratio was just 40%. Something similar is going on in Europe. Everybody's piling debt, Japan piling debt, piling government deficits, and that is something that sooner or later will crash. However, the funny thing is that when debt crashes and when the house of cards falls, in retrospect, if everybody will be saying, oh yes, governments had too large debts, impossible to sustain, it was not normal, interest rates were distorted. But now that we look at the situation as is, nobody's saying that because it's easy to be general after the war. Try to be general before the war and everybody will spit on you. That's a given. Something that will push the stock market crash even lower is margin depth. If you look at the level of the New York Stock Exchange margin depth, it is at historical highs, which means that a lot of stocks are currently bought on margin. And that margin depth has even been diverging lately from the SAP 500, which means that when there is a correction, all those margin depths will be called upon. And then if people don't have collateral, if people don't have liquidity, which is often the case with margins, then there will be four cells and that will push the market even lower. Now before digging into the potential triggers of a stock market crash, it is important to understand that the global economy is intertwined in incredible ways. If something drops in China, it has an effect in the US, in Australia, in Europe. If something happens in Europe, it has an effect all over the world, because that's how the world is now interconnected. Let's see the first risk. If you look at the aggregate assets of global central banks, in comparison to their global GDPs, in this case the Fed, Europe, Bank of Japan, Bank of England, it has been growing extremely in the last eight years, from almost zero to the current thirty-six, seven percent. This means that central banks created thirty-seven percent of GDP growth in the last years, divided by eight, forty-seven by eight, almost five percent of GDP growth per year was pumped in by central banks. If central banks start tightening, if central banks are forced to start tightening because of inflation, the house of cards falls, this IP500 goes down the drain, mark my words. That in combination with a recession, which would mean inflation, higher interest rates and the recession, where central banks lose control of the monetary environment, which is something very possible, and you don't even have to go back to the Weimar Republic to see how a central bank can lose control. You just go to 1970s and the US. This is the US inflation rate in the 1970s, 1974, 7 percent, 1975. Similarly, 1980 went up to 12.4 percent, 1982 it was again 7.4 percent. If you look at the GDP levels for the same years, decline 1974, 1975, 1980 and 1982, especially big decline there. So if we see a step inflation, that would tie the hands of central banks and then disaster could happen. Then we would have to invent something new to save the environment. In 2009, there was plenty of liquidity that saved the environment. In 2018, 19, 20, what will save the environment? I don't know yet, but keep watching because we will get there. What is funny is that in most of the 1970s, the SAP 500 price earnings ratio was below 10. It also went below 7 in May 1982. At current SAP 500 earnings of 104 points, with a price earnings ratio of 7, the SAP 500 would be at 700 points. So that implies a 74 percent decline from current levels. That's the potential for the next market crash, or even more perhaps. You think it's impossible that the SAP 500 crashes to 700 points next year in the next two years? Well, we don't have to go to 1982 to see that levels. You just go back to March 2009 and the SAP 500 was at a low of 666 points that closed at 676 points on March 9, 2009. Huge potential for a crash, huge downside. Be prepared. Another trigger is potential turmoil in Europe. As I keep saying, Europe is a ticking bomb. Let's see why. DCB is continuing to protect Italy as it did with France. It gave them plenty of money so that Marcon would win in France. In Italy, in May 2018, there will be elections. Therefore, DCB is keeping the two-year bond negative so that Italy has plenty of money. Italy is making money when it borrows to DCB, thus saving Italy so that the situation is good and that there is no political turmoil in Italy. If Italy's interest rate rises, Italy defaults.   And that's a huge crisis that would happen. And that's not just me saying. Let's see who is betting 1.1 billion against what's going on in Italy. Bridgewater, Ray Dalio, 1.1 billion against Italian companies. They are short. Of course, it's cheap now to be short Italy, and they are going short against Italian banks. I will be making a video, the big short, the next big short, and how to take advantage of such cheap hedges. And we'll see what Ray Dalio is doing. And if it is smart to invest 1, 2, 3, 5% of the portfolio into shorting Italian stocks, very, very interesting situation has to be analyzed deeply. The third trigger is just global inflation. Commodities rising because of demand from China, from emerging markets. And that inflation triggers higher interest rates. And then we have, again, this scenario that I already mentioned. The fourth trigger, and the most likely trigger, is a black swan. Because nobody can see it now, because what you can see, you can prevent and you can protect yourself from that. But if something happens that nobody can see, that is the real trigger, because that catches everybody by surprise.  I have mentioned something that might be mentioned as a black swan in the aftermath, but who knows?  I'll be making in a few days a video on how to protect and how to take advantage of what might happen. Will we see a stock market crash in 2018? The problem is that now the stock market investors are looking at what will happen in 2018 and projecting that into the price. In 2018 they will look at what will happen in 2019 and project that into stock market prices in 2019. If there is turmoil, this is all a house of cards, don't forget that, and it could crash like that. So be prepared, be hedged, so that you can sleep well whatever happens. I think that's really extremely important in this market. That's it for me today. Look at other videos, looking forward to your comments. Click like, subscribe if you haven't, and I'll see you in the next video.


What is going on everybody? My name is Alex free bring it today. We're gonna be looking at data analyst interview questions Now there was so much that goes into the interview process. I couldn't just fit it into one video So let me show you what we're gonna be talking about over the next four videos for the series So the first video is our video today, which is the data analyst interview questions And what we're gonna be going over is the phone interview questions as well as the in-person interview questions These are more of the broad general questions that you will be asked in almost any interview and then some industry Specific questions that I have as well. We're also gonna be going over the questions that you should ask after each interview So that will be in today's video The next video is gonna be sequel technical interview questions, and I have already created this video I think is really good. It goes over about 15 to 20 technical interview questions that you could be asked on sequel Sequel being the thing that you're probably gonna get asked most about for these entry level or mid-level data analyst positions And so I have the questions and the answers to those ranging from really easy to pretty difficult So I think that one is gonna be really important if you want to nail the technical interview questions The next video is gonna be what to say versus what not to say in the data analyst interview This one I think is gonna be really good because I've been conducting data analyst interviews for the past couple months And let me tell you some people really think they're saying the right thing And they are not saying the right thing at all when someone asks So what is your greatest weakness do not say that you're a perfectionist So hopefully in that video I can help you learn what things you should be saying to certain questions And in the very last video, it's gonna be negotiating your salary You went through this entire interview process and nailed it. You got the job. Now. How do you get the most money for your position? So that is gonna be our very last video and with all that being said, let's jump into our data analyst interview questions So most of the time you're gonna have a phone interview before you have an actual in-person interview So for the phone interview questions, they're a little bit different Most of the time they're kind of broad questions Just trying to get to know you see if you're gonna be a good fit And then they bring you for the in-person interview to get to know you even more Go into more specific details to see if you are the right candidate for the position So some of the questions that you might expect in the phone interview stage are right here and again These are not all-inclusive. These are just some of the ones that I think are often asked And things that you should be expecting so you should at least be ready for these ones if not more questions But let's look at these ones really quick. So the first one is gonna be tell us about yourself Then we'll have why are you looking to leave your current position? Why do you think you're a good fit for this position? How do you like to be managed? Tell me about a tiny demonstrated leadership? What is your greatest weakness and describe what you do in your current role? These are some of the broad questions that you might be asked I can't answer these questions for you for the most part everyone's answer will be a little bit different But as a general rule of thumb try to make yourself look good try to make yourself sound professional Really don't talk bad about yourself in any way You want to have a positive attitude and say things in a positive light And so just as a general rule of thumb try to remember to do that You probably will get some industry specific questions. So I work in healthcare So I would probably ask can you talk about some of your experience in healthcare? Just to kind of get to know what they've done in that sector and then another question might be what? Healthcare data have you worked with in your current job or past jobs healthcare There's lots of different data that you can work with and so understanding the type of data that they've worked with in This industry is really important now at the end they almost always are gonna ask Do you have any questions and you always want to have questions? Do not just say no not really you covered everything always have a few questions in your back pocket Because that shows that you're interested in the job and you want to get to know more and that tells them that you really are Serious about this position Some examples of questions that you could ask are what does a typical day look like for this position? How would you describe the culture here? What are the biggest challenges that someone in this position would face and what are the next steps in the interview process? So this is for the phone interview just to give you an idea of some of the questions that you might be asked So you should be at least prepped and ready for these questions again I cannot anticipate what your interviewer is gonna ask you They may have some random question that you can never have anticipated just answer it to the best of your ability Most of the time for a phone interview It really is just to get to know you get to see if you're kind of a good fit for the position before they Bring you in for an in-person interview and in the in-person area questions are a little bit different Let's get to that next For the in-person interview questions typically they get a little bit more detailed a little bit more specific And so let's go over some of the questions that you might see now I did say they get a little bit more specific But oftentimes when you do those initial phone interviews you're talking with maybe one person maybe two people and then when you come In for the in-person interview there may be even more people and so oftentimes they're gonna re-ask those exact questions that they had Above and so don't be surprised if you need to tell them about yourself again Explain some of those earlier questions that they already asked you that is very common for them to do Some other questions that they might ask you are why should we hire you? Why do you think you're a good fit for this role? Where do you see yourself in five years one that they'll do a lot is where they'll look on your resume and look at Something specific and ask you about that So I see on your resume tell us about that and then would you consider yourself an independent worker or a person who? Collaborates more now. I personally don't like some of these questions, but I will say that most people are going to ask these questions So where do you see yourself in five years? I personally don't like that question So I do not ask it to the people that I'm interviewing But I do understand that a lot of people ask this question and a lot of people will get asked this question when they're in an interview So I did add it to this list So for the in-person interview you will also get industry specific questions again I am in health care So these are kind of more geared towards things that I would be asking So some of the questions that I might ask are can you talk about some of your experience in health care? What health care data have you worked with in your past jobs or the job that you currently have? Talk about the work that you've done with health care data and I'm looking for a few specific things I want to know that they have the industry knowledge So I'm looking for things like claims oncology Hematology ICD-9 and 10 CPT these are all keywords or buzzwords that I'm looking for that tells me that they've worked with that kind of data Before so if they come on my team, I know that they have that industry knowledge already How would you handle missing or inaccurate data for XYZ and what are your first steps when analyzing a data set? I think this is a really good place to start for these industry specific questions If you can answer these questions for your industry I think you set yourself in an advantage because I have asked these questions to people in an interview And a lot of people do not know how to answer them And so if you already know how to answer these or if you can do some research and figure out how to answer these questions I think that will really set you apart After your in-person interview, they'll most likely say do you have any questions and you want to have questions readily available So here are some options that you can pull from if you need any The questions are what are the most important things you'd like to see accomplished in this position first 30 60 and 90 days on the job Is this work typically more independent or collaborative? Can you tell me a little bit more about the team that I be working with? How is the culture at this company and what are the next steps in the interview process? I think this is a really good place to start when you're prepping for your data analyst interview questions A lot of these questions are going to be asked In fact I think a majority of these questions will be asked at some point during your interview whether a phone interview or an in-person interview So just walking through these and trying to answer them yourselves and seeing if you have a good answer Could be really beneficial in the long run Now remember these questions are probably not the only types of questions that you're gonna get you may also get technical questions And that's why in the very next video We're gonna be going over sequel technical interview questions I think that one is so important because if you mess up the technical questions You probably are not gonna get off of the job. Be sure to check out that video next. 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Shabuigan begins process of finding new police chief. Kohler, Gulf Pro, honored by WPGA. Missing Teen Found. These and other local stories are coming up on this edition of Community News Review. This is Community News Review. Service WSDS-TV News Content, provided by WHBL. I'm Maddie Fister and this is Community News Review for Tuesday, February 11th, 2020. The Shabuigan Board of Police and Fire Commissioners will meet at three o'clock p.m. Wednesday to begin the process of finding a new chief of police. Current Chief Christopher Domigalski will be taking the position of an assistant chief with the Milwaukee Police Department on March 9th, returning to his former employer where he became District 3 captain before becoming Shabuigan's chief in 2010. The shabuigan...


My name is Armageddon, man. I'm a rapper. You know what I mean? I'm a rapper. I started off in the Tubber Squad rap group where, you know what I mean? Cuban Link and Fat Joe and Big Fun and Pryce Beck and Triple Sakes. You don't know me. You might know me from there. You know what I'm saying? All of me. I'm a rapper, man. I'm a lyricist. I'm an artist. I'm creating all things. I've been doing this since I was a kid. I'd say fifth grade, I'm a rapper. I didn't really get serious about it until I was like 16. I met Fat Joe in the studio and he was like, you know, he put me on.  You know, this is Red Alert Promo. This is your head.  When I was on the radio, I was a rapper. When it first came out, it came out as a group. We all had the plan of at least going solo at some point. You know what I'm saying?  That was the plan. It just fell apart. It didn't go the way it was supposed to go. You know, we dropped it until we scored our album. I think Punna had already dropped his album. We dropped it until we scored our album. The next album might have been Yeah Baby and then I think Joe's album and I would say it was one of the cutest albums. I was working on it. Now, anybody who was working is just making mistakes. It didn't come out the way it was supposed to come out. The more that situation, you lose the passion.  When I pensioned off on my own, I had to reconnect with that love and that passion. I had to come back down out of the clouds and reconnect with my roots. I couldn't find myself. I couldn't find myself. I couldn't find myself. I couldn't find myself. I couldn't find myself. This is the product of it. I'm the product of that right now. You know what something? How I got on was by accident. I never really pursued it like that. I mean, at some point out there I go from pursuing like in high school without playing around. Anybody wanting to be a rapper at this time.    That name was Eric Ball. He started me off. He did album covers and that's what I wanted to do. You know what I'm saying?  I was on some of the beats.  So he brought me up in the studio and I started hanging out with them in there. I fell in love with the music side of it as opposed to the hip hop. I mean as opposed to the artist side of it. That's what happened. I met Joe, I met all these different artists. I just kind of fell into it. I pulled myself in a certain position to get on. You know what I'm saying? That's probably the reason why I never came out. You know what I'm saying? I felt like it was too easy. I was just throwing it. I felt like I didn't earn it. You know what I mean? Me stepping off from you from Joe at the time and doing my own thing. Now I'm earning it. So it's all mine. I'm good with it. You know what I'm saying?  I just didn't feel worthy of it. I felt too lucky. Just don't happen to niggas every day. You know what I'm saying?  Music wise, I mean my music is pretty much the same. It changed for a while.   I got that on my system now. You know what I'm saying? I know I can do that.    It feels good to be doing that. That's the music you're going to get.  The first scene in an album the first fact in a while the first rink won an album. You know what I'm saying? They fell in love with that city.  You know what I mean? It's not that it's wack you know what I'm saying?  Any business any kind of marketing this plan is going to change regardless you can't say I'm going to do this try to stick to what you're going to do I'm going to try to separate situation change adapt to shit so the game plan at the end of the day is to be successful but you know it's different levels of success you know what I mean?


Hey guys welcome back to com again. We're all geek culture collides I'm Shannon and this week on your pop review. We're gonna be taking a look at the pop animation sailor moon number 95 tuxedo mask vinyl figure So stay tuned All right guys welcome back as I said this week. We're taking a look at them Funko pop animation sailor moon number 95 tuxedo mask vinyl figure as you can see there's Darian on the front there There he is peeking up there Display side there with the pink background and there you have the back We have number 89 is sailor moon with Luna number 90 is sailor moon with Moonstick and Luna 91 is sailor Mercury 92 is sailor Mars 93 is sailor Jupiter 94 is sailor Venus and Artemis Number 95 is tuxedo mask Now I didn't really watch the The Japanese version of this I was introduced to sailor moon When it's on Fox kids back in the 90s with the English the original English dub Which you can no longer find anymore because it wasn't the official dub So that's the version I prefer I Tried watching the Japanese dub the official dub for the series and I Was so used to the The Fox dub that I didn't really care for the the true dub You know I Guess in The Fox dub they removed all the Japanese stuff Stuff they renamed the main character from Tamashi or whatever the hill her name is to Serena That's the one I prefer I prefer the voice actors for that one the real goofy style The the voice actors for all the characters really so I'm not sure if Tuxedo's mask is actually Darien in the official dub or if that was changed as well, but let's go ahead and take a look at the figure First things first you will notice the clamshell packaging. It does come with the clips hold it tight however He does come with a stand, but there is no place for the stand in the clamshell Um But I've always I've always liked tuxedo mask I liked him even more when he was the moonlight night Just the design of the moonlight night Costume was awesome But I hope sometime they do come out with the moonlight night Funko Pop With that being said let's go ahead and take a look at tuxedo mask you got his top hat here It's white mask.  They changed the type of paint so it looked like shinier fancier shoes and He does like I said he does have a stand because if you try Standing him without the stand Depending on where you stand him you might be able to get a good Stance, but a little shake and he's gonna fall over and it just plugs in Right there Well, you guys can see that See the peg hole right there Nice red black cape kind of looks like a magician You know Funko has done they've done a rocketeer Funko pop, which is extremely expensive I really want to get it, but it's like $50 They've done the phantom. They've done Flash Gordon, you know, I would like to see them do a mandrake the magician Funko pop and all they'd really have to do is Switch out the hands so he's not holding the rose but instead of magic wand Take off the mask and give him a mustache That's all you'd have to do to have Tuxedo mask become mandrake the magician For those of you who aren't familiar with mandrake the magician He is an old a comic book character from the 30s who's owned by King features Publications, but there you have it guys tuxedo mask pop animation Sailor Moon number 95 tuxedo mask vinyl figure His head does turn all the way around. I don't know if I mentioned that nice detail in the hair You got strapped there on the hat Very nice, and you can tell some of the glue from the hat kind of seep down there, but that's alright It's not too noticeable But there you have it guys Tune in next week for another pop review every Tuesday right here on comic NTV I'm Shannon Have a good one Hey guys if you liked this video make sure you smash that subscribe button and click on the little bell to receive notifications on all our upcoming videos Hit the like button make sure and leave us a comment so we know how we felt about this video And don't forget to share with your family and friends until next time. I'm Shannon come again. We're all geek culture collides