All right, today we're talking about high value behaviors. Now, this is a part two. So our previous month's Toolbox episode, we talked about low value behaviors and how to identify those in yourself and others. Today we're going to be defining what we mean by high value, we're going to be talking about some behaviors to look out for in yourself and others to identify those who are high value. And we're going to give you a simple strategy to start inviting more high value people into your life, as well as how Johnny and I have implemented this in our own lives to continue to become high value. So this is jam-packed with great information. We're so excited to share this with you because this is literally one of our top topics and downloads in the history of this podcast over the last 15 years, right Johnny? Absolutely. And it's not only the top downloaded, it's also sort of the AOC philosophy and it's what we do at AOC. And I'm super excited to talk about it because I'm sure that there are a lot of new listeners who have heard the previous episode to this. It was a few weeks back about the low value behaviors and then we paused it right there when it was getting good and we said, all right, now that we have your attention, stay tuned for part two. So here we are. Now, I like to think about this like an operating system. I know many in our audience work in tech and love working with computers. And a lot of the toolbox episodes and strategies we talk about on the show are the programs that you can run to get results in your life. The program you can run to make a great first impression. The program you can run with a conversation formula to win people over quickly in conversation. But under all of that, are your default behaviors and beliefs about the world around you? That's the operating system that we're going to be covering today. And when you upgrade your operating system from low value to high value, you actually start filtering in amazing people into your life because those low value behaviors that we talked about in the past episode, we're going to run through them real quickly. But what those actually do is they repel high value people. They showcase to high value people that you aren't worth investing in, that you are going to be an energy vampire and maybe not someone that they want to spend more time with. Let's kick this off by just talking very briefly about what were the low value behaviors we covered last time, Johnny. Let's go with the first one. The first one was supplicative behavior. And as we wrote it out, supplicate is an old word it basically means to beg. And we talked about when it comes to value, we define it as attention, approval and acceptance because that's the value that we can all give. But it's also the value that we all look for to feel good about ourselves. The operating systems that we are going to be talking about is how we get that value for ourselves. So when we talk about supplicating and begging, it means to beg for attention, approval and acceptance. And why is this so powerful? It's powerful because our brains are conditioned to seek these things out. When we get attention, approval and acceptance, our dopamine receptor is fire and we get flooded with the feel good chemicals and then we seek it out. And what's interesting about this is once you understand people's main ways of going about getting that value for themselves, you could start predicting their behaviors because feeling good and being flooded with that dopamine chemical is addictive. The second one is combative. And we like to say for the combative person that they get attention, approval and acceptance by making others feel small. They inflate, they puff up. So where the supplicative person shrinks to adversity, the combative person, he inflates. He looks to make other people intimidated, put other people down, any way that he can get other people to be reactive to him. And the third one is competitive behavior. And this is for people who compete for attention, approval and acceptance. They find that to be their go-to means of getting attention, approval or acceptance for themselves. Now all three of those behaviors drive people away. Begging people to like you, people pleasing as we've talked about, nice guy or gal syndrome, that actually works against you. It doesn't filter in high quality, high value people into your life. Now as you can imagine, being combative, turning everything into an argument, always having to battle, to fight, to get people to pay attention to you is also not a winning strategy. And competing, one upping, you may have encountered this person who always has something nicer, a better accomplishment, they've achieved more.  Well those three behaviors are low value in that they actually repel high value people from your life. And that's why it's so important to recognize them in yourself first and then recognize them in others. And as we've talked about in previous episodes, it's really easy to start to see these patterns around you. It takes another level of self-awareness to start to realize it in yourself. And that's one of our missions inside of the X Factor Accelerator Program and working with our clients, is not just installing all of these programs and strategies to be more charismatic, to build better connections, to grow your social capital, but to also understand at a much higher level how people operate and how they show up in a relationship with you and in turn how you show up in a relationship with others. It's a lot easier to see it in our coworkers. It's a lot easier to see it in a work environment. It can be very difficult to see it in our personal lives. And I know, Johnny, you have a great metaphor for this I'd love for you to share. Every guest that we've had on this show when we've discussed body language and behaviors as of lately, notice that they've all said the same thing. In order to read these things in other people, you need to be able to accomplish them and have them in order in yourself. Once you gain control of them in yourself, then that's where you see the matrix. Now you're able to see these behaviors in others. This allows you to maneuver through the world much easier. If you're somebody who feels like you always get taken advantage of, or maybe you're always in an argument with somebody, or maybe you're exhausted because you'll always feel that you have to compete with people all the time, well, that is because you are working at the level of your operating system. It's time to level up. Those are clear cut examples of where you are in this operating system. So to give you an example of what this might look like, I always use this one in our classes, which is let's say that you work in a competitive office environment. And in that office, people compete, it's cutthroat. There's a lot of combative folks in there. Probably if it's a combative place, the supplicative folks, they've probably have been weeded out or they play a minimal role. So now you always are battling. And let's say over the weekend, there is an issue of work and you've come up with a solution and that you get all excited about it.  I'm so excited. And because of that, I'm running about how I'm going to present this idea to AJ. Oh, this idea is going to solve everything. I'm going to be a hero of work. You're thinking about how you're going to present it at that Monday morning meeting. And as you begin to think about presenting your meeting, you start to think about who's going to be in that room with you. And maybe there's a few people in that room who would love to knock you down a few pegs. Maybe there's a few people in that room that just seem to, no matter what you have to say, they got something to squash it. So now you start to think, well, how am I going to maneuver this? This idea is so good, but I don't know. And then it becomes too overwhelming. The idea of dropping this idea is just going to get tanked by multiple people in that room. So you go from feeling excited about going in Monday morning to present this idea to, you know what, it might be best that I just keep this to myself. I don't need the aggravation and it's going to be a war if I bring up this idea and then not only do I got to present it, I got to figure out how to execute it with people who are looking to tank me. It's it's better. I just forget about it.  What you might not realize is that this could be your friend group. Right now, if you find that you're dimming your light, you're not sharing your passions, you don't want to talk about your mission. You don't want to let people know your new hobby or what you just got into. You might be surrounded by low value people who are competing, combative or chasing your value. And this occurred in one of our clients, Eric's live. So he joined the X Factor accelerator because he wanted to grow his network and he really felt like his social group wasn't what he had hoped for, especially coming out of the pandemic. And as he joined the X Factor accelerator, we started going through some simple strategies to meet, connect with new people. And as he was going through the high value section in the core modules in the program, he started to realize that in a lot of instances in his past, he had showed up as very combative. He thought that people were trying to take advantage of him. So he had to fight back and he had to win arguments and he had to argue to even get his point across. And as he started to look at his communication, his past behavior, he started to realize that a lot of people weren't sticking around in his life because he was pushing them away by being low value. And who was left surrounding him? More low value people, people who love to fight back, people who love to one up and prove them wrong. And that's the problem upon self reflection. It takes a little bit of work of holding that mirror up to yourself to realize that if you're running the wrong operating system, well, you're bound to find toxic people in your life. You're bound to find low value people hanging around because they're the only ones who are willing to put up with it, have the patience for it or be running the same operating system as you. So now that we've got that out of way, I'd like to share another story. It's the same scenario. However, the culture of that room has changed. The value of the people and the culture of the office changed. So rather than a cutthroat office, let's say that this one has been built on cooperation, collaboration, hearing people out. And when there's an idea in that room, it's not about cutting it down. It's about how do we make it work? So imagine that weekend you come up with an idea that you know is going to be helpful and possibly even solve and be the solution that are problems in this office. You get fired up. You can't wait to drop this in on Monday. You roll in Monday, you're going to drop this idea.  And if that idea is feasible and there's a chance that it might work, that everyone in that meeting room is going to come around and try to work with you on figuring out how to implement this. How do we execute this and how do we win with this idea? Now how fired up are you to roll into that office? And as AJ mentioned, imagine if that's your social circle. As you make this change, right, I want to go back to this metaphor because we all run Mac here at the art of charm.  It's not a simple flick of a switch. You got to download it. You got to install it. Then you got to check all the apps and make sure everything's functional again. It's a bit of a process. And we want to be here to support you through that process because when you're surrounded by high value people, you are in a growth environment. You are going to feel your best. You're going to show up passionately and excited to share your ideas as Johnny shared.  And that's why we love the work that we do. I love the strategies and I love giving simple solutions to how to have better conversations, recognizing emotional bids so people open up and get vulnerable with you, how to tell an amazing story so that people remember you. Those are all amazing strategies. But underlying all of that is the beliefs and behaviors that you show up in the world with. And when you make this court change and when you start to recognize these behaviors and beliefs and others, it's so empowering. All of your goals become reachable.  You don't have to keep it inside.  Instead, you're fully supported. And I look for that in every relationship now in my life and my professional relationships, when I'm networking, in my social relationship and in my marriage. That's exactly what I was looking for. That level of belief and behavior brought into the relationship has sparked so much passion in my life. And that's the core level change that we love so much for all of our clients and why we do the work that we do, as Johnny was saying. This is the ethos of the art of charm. So what does it mean to be high value? As supplicative is to beg for attention, approval and acceptance. Come bad of is to fight for attention, approval and acceptance and to compete flat out competing for attention, approval and acceptance. High value people cooperate for attention, approval and acceptance. In fact, they give it. They give attention, approval and acceptance because they know that it's going to be given back to them. They want to be around people who are going to reciprocate those behaviors. When you recognize this cooperativity, when you recognize that by giving value, instead of taking it, instead of chasing it, instead of beating people up for it, it actually comes back even more in your life. And we've had Adam Grant on the show. We talked about give and take and just the power of simple favors. Being a cooperative person, willing to share the stage, willing to elevate those around you, that has a ripple effect on every relationship in your life. You end up getting more referrals in business. You end up getting introduced to people to rapidly grow your social circle. People love inviting their friends to meet you and your romantic life grows because people are trying to set you up. People want to help you when they recognize that you're a cooperative person. It unlocks so many doors and opportunities. And we ask every single person we interview on the show, what makes them extraordinary, what is their X factor? And almost all of them share and think on it for a little while because they realize that the relationships that they've built in their life, the opportunities that have been created to get them there, they didn't do on their own. They didn't go it alone. They didn't fight tooth and nail to get it. It takes building great relationships to reach these extraordinary heights in your life. And it's incredibly important to understand that the behaviors and actions that you exhibit are going to attract those behaviors and actions. If you're a low value, well, then every day is going to be difficult.  If you're not being supported, encouraged and celebrated in your social circle, it's high time to start thinking about how that social circle was created and what you got to do to create a better one for yourself. One of the common threads that I see through a lot of our clients and the letters that we get, people talk about how I'm starting to come around to the idea that I'm not being supported or encouraged in my social circle. I'm starting to think that some of my social circle will take advantage of me or I realize that I'm the one doing all the planning. I'm doing all the work. I'm trying to organize everybody and it's always down on me. And I just wish that would be reciprocated. And I always ask, how long have you had these friends? And a lot of times they're like, oh, I've known these people from college. I've known these people from childhood. Don't you think you've grown since college and childhood? Don't you think you've involved since college and childhood? What makes you think that they were on the same trajectory that you were on? This is incredibly important. If you're listening to this show, there is a high likelihood that you've been implementing all of the things that we've been discussing on this show for years. And I'm sure you've told your friends about it. Did they take interest? Did they go out of their way to start changing some of their behaviors? Some of their actions? This starts to get you to think, perhaps you've outgrown that social circle. Perhaps it's high time you start creating one that is offering the support, encouragement and celebration to you, your needs, your ideas. And we've talked time and time again about recognizing toxic behaviors, recognizing relationships that aren't working for you. And it's so much easier to see it in others. When you do the work and you recognize that you've shown up in a combative way like Eric, where you've shown up in a competitive way in the past and you start to change and you start to realize that I need to be cooperative, I need to be high value. At first, people aren't going to recognize you. They were conditioned to you behaving in a certain manner. And change is difficult. Change can frustrate people. It takes them outside of their comfort zone. And this is where it takes a little bit of patience. But what ends up happening is the high value people who are waiting for this transformation, who've been that childhood friend, who were your neighbor growing up, who've been in your life through thick and thin, they show up twice as much. They get excited and enthused to see this growth in you. And it's one of the most recognizable moments of growth that we can all encounter. And so Eric, when he started working with us, recognizing this behavior pattern in himself, he wanted to use a simple strategy to grow his social circle. So we shared our social sales funnel and I'll break that down in a second. He started hosting events and he realized that in order to grow his social circle, well, he didn't want to have an event by himself. So he had to start inviting his old friends to get momentum. And some of those old friends were low value. So he hosted his first event. Some of those low value friends showed up. They were down on him.  And all these new people he had met and tried to welcome into his life. He was really feeling this tension of like, well, I can now see my old friends and their behavior and I want to have new friends. How do I shed this? How do I move on? And what ended up happening is the next event he hosted. Those low value people didn't show up. They no longer felt comfortable because Eric had started to change his behavior, the way he communicated with the new people that he was bringing into his life and the old low value people didn't accept the invite, didn't show up to the next barbecue, didn't actually stick around. And that's OK. That's a normal part of the process. It's OK to break up with friends. It's OK to leave relationships behind and to recognize that that time in your life, that relationship worked for you. Much like a romantic relationship, you know, I think back to my high school relationships, I think back to my college relationships. They worked in that moment of my life, but I don't think I could date those people now. I don't think I could be with those people now. So it's easy for us to see it romantically. We often cling to people in our social life because as we've talked about on the show, making new friends, it's challenging. If you don't have simple strategies and tools and if you aren't willing to take a step outside of your comfort zone to have that confidence to be the person that you want in your life. If you're an adult and I would say well into your 20s, I would say most of you have run into sociopathy in your friend circle. I would think that you've run into people who you realize are narcissists and the things that they chase in life, attention, approval and acceptance are gotten through means that perhaps you don't find very interesting and how you would go about things. And one of the most important things to understand about sociopathy is that those people don't operate the way you do. They have no qualms in hurting other people to get what they want. They're unable to feel. They're unable to see other people as human beings. This makes it incredibly difficult. I say that because they're out there and they're plentiful. And I wrote a four article series on this on our blog. AJ, you and I have done the research. We see the numbers and we can tell you. And I put this in those articles. Those articles were written a while ago, but around 2010 due to the advancements in technology and how they're used and what they focus your attention on, likes, shares and comments. These devices have rewired the way we see the world. And the numbers of narcissism and sociopathy has started to climb at ridiculous levels.  And I need to stay away from people like that. I got news for you. They're multiplying. They're getting more plentiful. In fact, the technology that we have is creating them at a rapid pace. And I say this because sociopathy is something that you're going to have to navigate for the rest of your life. And that means that those people are everywhere. They're going to be in your office. They're going to be in your relationships. They're going to be in your friend circle. They might even be in your family. You're going to have to develop tools to deal with this. And you're going to have to also understand that it's not your fault. When you do run into these people, when you do encounter them, because they've gotten great tools to be able to snare you in. So it's quite important that we begin to develop these skills, behaviors and actions and mindsets within sight of us. So we're better able to locate them in the world. Now, we're going to talk about high value behaviors and what cooperativity looks like. But I want to set up this simple strategy that we taught Eric inside the X Factor Accelerator. We recommend all of our clients do if you're looking to expand and grow your network, whether it's personal or professional. We've talked a little bit on the show about sales and marketing.  And if you've ever studied marketing, if you've ever encountered marketing, you may have heard of the concept of a funnel. This idea that you have to, at the top, attract new potential customers or leads in the center. You have to qualify and sort through what are good leads, who would be a good fit for your program and who isn't a good fit for your program. And then ultimately, at the bottom of the funnel, you got to convert those into customers, those leads into customers. About 13 years ago, we moved from New York City to Los Angeles. And that move meant us starting over from a social circle perspective. I had a friend who lived West of the 405. And if you're familiar with Los Angeles, you know that the 405 kind of splits it in two. And because traffic is so bad on the 405, I would see that friend West of the 405 about as much as I would see my friends from back home in Michigan once or twice a year, even though we lived in the same city. So that forced Johnny and I to really rethink how are we going to build this social circle in our life? How are we going to find and attract high value people into our life like we had done in New York City? As we start thinking about, well, what do we do in sales and marketing for the company? Well, we attract people to our company through the podcast, through the YouTube channel, through some of the free advice and content that we put out there. And then those who resonate with it, who get value from it, who enjoy it. Well, they end up asking for more help and support. And ultimately, they end up becoming customers if they want to join X Factor Accelerator. So they moved through a sales funnel and working with us. And I thought, well, how can I do that same thing? How can I at the top of the funnel, right, of funnels wide at the top? How can I attract a lot of opportunity and leads for my social circle? And what can I do to qualify all of these amazing people into my life and filter out the low value people who aren't a good fit for me? Many people will tell you, go to some events, meet some people and then chase them for coffee, chase them for drinks, chase them to hang out one on one. And if you've ever moved to a big city, everyone has a ton of stuff on their social calendar. L.A., New York, Miami, everyone has a ton of things going on in their life. They're pretty busy. They're trying to achieve their own things. So to get someone one on one, to get someone to hang out with you, whether it's coffee or dinner or lunch or go on a hike, it's asking a lot if you just met at an event, if you just had a drink next to them at the bar, if you just encountered them at a meetup. So instead of trying to force everyone to hang out with me one on one, chasing them, which is a lot of work, you feel like you're a social secretary, trying to coordinate calendars and follow up with everyone. I thought, well, if we have this podcast that attracts people to the art of charm, what if we start hosting just something fun? And Johnny and I love the NFL. We had an apartment building with a pool. So signed up for NFL season ticket and we would have NFL playing on the TV and we would go hang out at the pool. And we really opened that up to be a fun hang, watch football together, something that Johnny and I really enjoyed. And of course, a pool in L.A. Who wouldn't want to check that out on a Sunday? The first event we threw, it was really just a handful of neighbors in the building that ended up stopping by and checking out. We had reached out to some other people we met and they had other things going on. But we stuck with it. We kept hosting that. Every Sunday it was just throw out an invite, tell people to bring their friends so they have a level of comfort. And knowing psychology as humans, when it comes to meeting strangers, we're afraid of new places, we're afraid of new people and we're afraid of new experiences. So I wanted to counteract the psychological barriers that would keep people from hanging out by sending them the address ahead of time so they knew kind of where they were going. They could check it out on Zillow, letting them bring a friend so they wouldn't be alone meeting strangers. And it would be something that they enjoyed already, NFL, right, or a pool. After about four or five weeks of hosting this, we started meeting great people that I never would have met out just trying to chase people down at a bar, that I wasn't meeting at just meetup groups. I was meeting awesome people and their friends. They had a reason to bring their friends. They had an invite, something fun going on on Sunday. And all of a sudden, I had a lot of people interested in hanging out with me. And then I would invite them to spend one-on-one time. Then I would invite them for that cup of coffee, one-on-one. Then I would invite them to hike. This process, the social sales funnel, is something that anyone anywhere can do. And we've had clients host a beach barbecue. We've had clients do an open mic night. Johnny, I know you've used it to promote some of your music. It's a very simple process that works in business that can also work in your social life that keeps you from constantly chasing and trying to coordinate one-on-one hangouts. And the people who show up, the people who are comfortable to go to this event, in large part, they tend to be high value. They tend to be confident. They tend to be cooperative. Oh, someone's hosting event. I want to show up for them. And they're curious and they're interested in meeting new people. So it worked to filter in amazing people into our lives. Marketing funnels are meant to maximize your time and efforts. And this social sales funnel is set up to do the same. Maximize your time and effort. And the thing about it is we're busy. We got jobs. And for a lot of people, you can't be out at a bar every night of the week trying to chat people up. And if you are doing that, eventually that's going to be a taxing way to go about things. So this allows you to meet like-minded people wherever you are and put them into the funnel so that you're able to meet up with them, qualify them. And if they meet those requirements, then become part of your life in your social circle. Now, I've used this in my dating life. I started inviting women. I was interested to the pool parties. I used it in my professional life by hosting a poker night and a hike, knowing that a lot of entrepreneurs that I was looking to meet played poker or were interested in being outdoors in the sun. So I'm not saying you got to be into NFL and you got to host people at your place and you need a pool to accomplish this. But the event you want to host is something that showcases your personality that you would be excited to do whether two people showed up or 20 people showed up. And recognize that once people have an opportunity to meet you, see a little bit more about you in a group environment, something where they don't have to invest an entire evening to hang out with you. They don't have to go to a concert. They don't have to go out for dinner. They don't have to go out for drinks.  Then asking them after, hey, I really enjoyed hanging out with you. I'd love to hang out and run you and I'm going hiking tomorrow morning. You want to join me. That one-on-one invite becomes a lot easier to get yeses to, to get people to show up for. So the strategy, casting a wide net, gives you an opportunity to utilize your time effectively to meet quality people into your life. And then at the bottom of the funnel, to start investing one-on-one time with those high value people that show up. And this strategy, what I love about it is it just makes everything easier. It's not about chasing one-on-one people. And many times when you move to a new city, when you're starting to grow your professional network, they can feel like a ton of work to have to chase people to spend one-on-one time with them to go out seven nights or days a week to try to get people interested in you. So it amplifies your value. We also want to flip the script in how you're looking at getting attention, approval and acceptance. If you are going out and you're seeing crowds that you would like to be accepted in, well, you're in chase mode and there's nothing wrong with wanting to be accepted by a group and you will have that opportunity. But you can also start to build your own group, your own social circle, where you are the center of it. Once you're able to put that together, you're not worried about wanting to be accepted into other social circles. When you're looking at it from that lens of oh, I hope they like me, I hope they accept me, this makes all of your behaviors difficult because you're being self-conscious because you do not want to say or do the wrong thing that might cause them to not like you. So you're on edge, you're nervous, you can't be yourself, but if you're building your own social circle, it's your rules, it's how you're presenting yourself and then you are able to bring in and connect with people who dig and like and connect to you. That's the power in it. You're highlighting your own personality, your own value instead of chasing that of others. Now, what are some example behaviors of someone who's high value? As we go through these behaviors, I want you to think about not only how you show up in relationships, but the people in your life that you're spending time with and are they creating this in your life or are they acting in those low value ways that we talked about earlier? So when we mean cooperative, Johnny, what exactly do we mean? Well, we are giving attention, approval and acceptance. We are allowing those that we interact with to feel good about themselves. We lift people up rather than put people down. So are your wins being celebrated? Life events that you're excited about? Are they being acknowledged? Are you willing to share the stage with other people in your life? High value people tend to have open body language. They're interested in the world around them. They're not self-focused. They're not turning inwards or being small.  It's great. And when we're hosting these events, we're gonna spend our time giving. We're gonna spend our time making those who show up feel good about showing up because once that happens, they're going to want to be around you more. So AJ, as you know, I've been in Vegas for a while and I've implemented this very strategy in building out my social network here in Vegas. And we could talk about that all day of some of the great and fun things I've done. But a few months ago, I had to have my wisdom teeth pulled. Getting your wisdom teeth pulled that they don't let you drive home.  It's almost like it's close to asking them to help you move for an afternoon because they got to deal with you. They don't know in what state you're gonna be in, what's going on. And I was like, oh no, I couldn't find a car service that would do that. And I didn't want to put this burden on anybody, but the appointment was coming up and it needed to be done. So one of my friends here in Vegas just happens to run a music blog that I love. And before I moved out here, I had been corresponding with him about how much I like this work and how much music I've discovered from his blog. And then when I moved out here, I would seen each other at some shows together. We started hanging out. And one of the things that I had told him was that during the pandemic, when I was in Los Angeles and not sure of what was coming down the line, like most people are incredibly nervous about what the news was putting out and the videos from China. And everyone was so nervous about what was happening. I told him that in my most terrified moment storing all of that, that I was able to relax due to his blog and all the music that I was finding that was calming me down. And at a time that I was so freaked out that it was his discoveries that led to my discoveries that made everything A-okay. And in fact, it inspired me to write a record that I'm now recording. So when I asked him to come pick me up from the dentist after having my teeth extracted, he couldn't help but say, yes, no problem. And I can't believe you were nervous about asking me. Of course I would do that. And this is one of my people that I hang out with the most here. But because I was a bit vulnerable and told him what his work meant to me and how that made him feel of the hours that he puts in that, just like the hours that AJ put into this podcast that moves a lot of you people and gets you guys fired up every morning. He was so appreciative. He was looking for an opportunity to give back to me for how great I made him feel in the work that he did. That's a perfect example of understanding when you give attention, when you give appreciation and when you give acceptance, as we said, invite people into your life. So what do high value people do? They give compliments. They're great listeners.  They're looking at everything as an opportunity, acknowledging those around them. This is even with strangers. So one of the big tells that I see, especially here in LA, going out to dinner or drinks is how these new people that I'm meeting are hanging out with treat service staff, treat the valet, treat the waiters, waitresses, treat the bussers, right? Are they acknowledging them? Are they positive? Are they rude or short or gruff with them? You know, these small behaviors and actions and one of our buddies Ravi always says, how you do anything is how you do everything. So by mistreating people around you by not acknowledging people looking the other way or by being dishonest, those are low value behaviors. So I'm looking for honesty. I'm looking for positivity. I'm looking for compliments. I'm looking for someone who's not afraid to share the stage to elevate those around you. I'm also looking for someone who takes responsibility. A high value person will be responsible for their actions. They're not gonna blame other people. They're not gonna gaslight, change the topic, avoid anything that they did, any action that they took, whether it was good or bad, impacting you in a positive or negative way. And they're comfortable getting vulnerable. As I said, they're comfortable going to new events, to new places, stepping outside of their comfort zone and sharing with you, opening up who they are. For some of you, you might think what we're talking about sounds easy or that these are small things and they are. And it is easy, but you have to build up to it because being vulnerable is not easy. You have to allow yourself and work to get comfortable with being vulnerable. And here's the other point that I wanna make in why this is difficult. High value people have done a lot of work on themselves to see the world in a way that they can take advantage of it and build their dreams. The world is a difficult place to navigate without doing the work on yourself. We are conditioned and programmed to see the negative, to be fearful. And I also wanna state, on a philosophical level, we start out as insecure, scared, impulsive, hairless apes. And we need to work from that, right? Now, the high value people in the world, and we always get these letters, where do I find high value people? How do I bring high value people into my life? Well, because they've done so much work, they're not going to put themselves in harm's way of having the work that they have done be destroyed. They are very cautious of this. They know it is difficult to build and very easy to wreck. This is why people in sports are very keen on who is hanging around and who is coaching them because they don't need the new habits that they have built to give them that one percentage point better at a shot to be destroyed. In order to bring in high value people, you have to make room for them. They are going to notice the crowd that is there and they will make that decision of whether to put themselves there or not. High value people are conscious of everything that they consume. They're intentional. They have purpose in everything that they're doing. That's the work that they are putting into life to make it so that they're excited to wake up every day. Now, like attracts like. So you start from within as you change and upgrade your operating system, you stop focusing inward on getting people to like you, taking that attention, taking that acceptance and that invite and instead you focus it outwards by listening to people deeply, by getting them to open up and be vulnerable and acknowledging that vulnerability, by appreciating and celebrating their wins, complimenting them, talking about what about them you enjoy instead of tearing people down, being snarky, being sarcastic or being just downright rude. And then you accept by saying, hey, come to my social sales funnel event, come check out my music show. Hey, I got this great poker night coming up next week. I'd love for you to join. When you build outward, you send the signal to those in your life who are high value that you're worth investing their time, energy and effort in. As Johnny said, high value people are highly motivated. They're focused on their core values and living with a purpose and improving their own lives and the lives of the world around them. And because of that, they're in tune to these subtle signals that we might be putting off around low value behaviors, around people who are combative, arguing, around people who are one-upping or begging, pleading for people to pay attention to you, being the victim. So once you start to see outside as opportunity and you focus inward, out, so you are building these values in yourself and then sharing them with the world around you, everything becomes a lot easier. You start getting favors, you start getting invites, you start getting referrals. Your network rapidly grows and people start to build a great reputation around you and what you have to offer the world. What we're talking about here has changed our professional lives, it's changed our social lives, moving from big city to big city to big city, starting over, rebuilding and inside of our Facebook group. We had posted up a cheat sheet around moving to a new city and it was wildly popular. And we surveyed, we pulled inside of our free Facebook group. What is everyone looking for in terms of content and training? We go live in there every Thursday, Johnny and I are training inside the program, inside the Facebook group and overwhelmingly everyone said build better relationships. I wanna build more connections. And I think we're all coming out of the pandemic really understanding the value of having great relationships with people. You may have lost some people through the pandemic, lost touch, not spent time, not invested in those relationships.  And next month's episodes are all focused on this theme of connection. We have some great guests coming up. We have a toolbox specifically around building these great connections in your life. And that's why we wanted to wrap this month of May with this concept of being high value. When you're running this operating system, building connections becomes easy and it multiplies and it expands. So some of you have asked and written us, how do you get all these guests on the show? Like how'd you get introduced to Kobe or how did you get that obscure author that I've never heard on another podcast? And in large part, they're being referred to us. I had a recent show guest, Carrie Newhoff, reach out to me and say, hey, AJ, I listened to the latest episode, you're talking about emotional intelligence. I have this great person that I think would be amazing on your show, check this out. Everything becomes easier as a high value person. It's less chasing, it's less us bashing people's inbox, begging them to come on the show. And it's our network looking to build us up on their journey, on their mission. This is why I got involved in self development in the first place and it is one of my favorite subjects within the X factor accelerator. And I think for a lot of people the last two years has shown them a lot about themselves and the people that are in their network. And for a lot of people finding like minded people who want to learn, grow and connect is difficult because growing is difficult. Growing means that you're gonna be doing and thinking about things in new ways. And as AJ mentioned earlier, for people who know you very well, for you now to start using inconsistent mindsets and body language and behavior, well, that's going to make them incredibly nervous.   This is why it is important because once we decide that we're gonna commit to growth and evolve, then change is going to be constant and it's gonna come rapidly and it's going to be a challenge every day. And it's difficult without the proper support, encouragement and celebration around your wins that make this possible. In fact, I'd say doing these things on your own is impossible. We need encouragement, we need support and we need celebration. And that's exactly why we love the X Factor Accelerator, the group network that we've built and all of the clients that we've worked with over the years. And that's why this week shout out goes to an alumni of our boot camp, Greg, Johnny. I know you had a conversation with him recently, a huge life accomplishment that he was happy to share. What did Greg achieve after his boot camp? Greg has been working diligently and during the pandemic, he had put a book together and basically it was a spiritual and philosophy journal that he had put about how to live well and he put those ideas out together and now he is celebrating its release. It's out on Amazon and Greg was just so happy that he was able to accomplish that and it was about opening up these doors of opportunities to see what is actually possible and go for it. There's no greater vulnerability than taking a piece of written work, audio, video and publishing it out in the world. Congratulations on that, Greg. We're gonna link it up in the show notes for our audience to check out. All of the resources today that we talked about our Facebook group as well linked in the show notes. Before we head out, big thank you to our producers, Michael Harold and Eric Montgomery. We hope each and every one of you have an epic week. See you guys.


COVID narcissists are so dangerous. There are so many reasons why the COVID narcissist is so dangerous but I think one of the main reasons and what differentiates them from the overt narcissist is that at least with the overt you know what you're dealing with. You know that they're abusive they're not hiding that from you they're not pretending like they're trying to help you but with the COVID narcissist they are trying to make you think that you're they're on your side or as though they're just trying to do what's right they're just trying to be good for everyone else but really what they're doing is all for themselves and it's like they're smiling at you in the face while they're stabbing you in the back but that's the worst part of the abuse is when someone acts as though they're there for you and as though they're trying to help you when secretly they're trying to destroy you it's the gaslighting that can really mess with a person's mind because they're doing all of these things to you while pretending as though they're not doing anything and it makes you think you're going crazy it makes you think that something must be wrong with you once you've been through this stuff for so many years it can be really hard to get yourself out of there because of course they're not really going to help you they'd rather keep you there it's easier for them to control you COVID narcissists are very dangerous I don't want to say that they're more dangerous than overt narcissists because it can really depend on the individual narcissists some over it's a really bad but of course so cool boots but I don't want to argue that one is generally more dangerous than the other let's just say that they're dangerous that is really different rates the cover from the over it's so bad it really makes you think losing your mind by the end of it it's like you don't know which way is up it can be a really horrible experience I'm so sorry for anyone who's had to go through it and what it's like to know exactly what it was like for you how you felt I can imagine COVID narcissists are very difficult people to deal with because they never just display what they're doing they don't just come out and say yes this is what I'm doing to you yes I'm trying to make your life difficult yes I'm trying to hurt you yes I'm trying to make you suffer they never come out and say any of those things the overt might well do that they might come out and say yes I want to punish you want to hurt you I want to see you suffer they might come out and say all of those things but with the cover it's hidden they hide all of that from you and that's what really messes with your mind it could be a really horrible experience and it makes it very difficult to leave when you've been brainwashed into thinking that this person is there for you despite everything they're doing anyway I would like to hear from you please let me know now what was it like for you with a COVID narcissist what made them so dangerous to you please let me know now in the chat below Leafsen 2022 says overt is so much easier to recognize but neither are wanted yeah that's very true I think most people can identify when there's an overt narcissist but it is very difficult in many situations to identify if you are dealing with a COVID it can take years for some people okay I think you can hear me now thank you all for joining this live video very grateful for you all I hope that this video has helped if it has please give the video a thumbs up share your thoughts in the comment section and share the video with anyone who you believe it may help and of course click that subscribe button as well and the bell icon to receive all of my notifications my future videos again thank you all for joining this live video thank you all for your support and I will talk to you in another live video very soon have a great day


Hi everyone, Sean with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing 2021 Panini Prism UFC Retail two box break random division number one 11 spots and we get a random weight class division a list below all-card ship from men's Bantam weight down to women's straw weight So here is a list of customers from Jonathan McClay down to Arthur Sears and the list of the divisions from meant Bantam weight down to women's straw weight Dice world randomized both lists and pair them up a One-on-one snake eyes two times one two Daniel Lyman down to Arthur Sears Two times on the divisions one From men's light heavyweight down to women's straw weight So two times on the divisions two times on the customers two times on the dice So a trade window is open we'll read off the full list So Daniel Lyman with the men's light heavyweight division Pablo Chacon with the women's flyweight division Arthur Sears with the men's flyweight Daniel Lyman with the men's middleweight Jonathan McClay with the men's Bantam weight Arthur Sears with the women's feather and Bantam weight divisions Pablo Chacon with the men's heavyweight Arthur Sears with the men's welterweight Daniel Lyman with the men's featherweight Daniel Lyman with the men's lightweight and Arthur Sears with the women's straw weight division So trade window is open. I don't think it's legit Arthur. I Don't think it's legit at all nor do I think this Mayweather one is too who knows So we'll give it a little bit give it a chance for trades if anybody is looking to potential trades at all Okay, if no talks of trades and we'll go ahead and do it So going once going twice going three times trade window clothes Who's Jay Leon love See, I don't even know who that is. I don't think I know that name is that another is that another Celebrity like youtuber or something like that There's the final list Well, I mean Tyron Woodley is not a Not a big name in UFC anymore. He's been on a losing streak for a while It's not like he's like an actual threat in the division at all, but no because If Tyron Woodley gets somehow Knocked out in this it's not real Like we understand that he's fighting Floyd made a Floyd Mayweather this weekend, right? Color-blasting Ghana Damian. I'd be pretty cool Like That's why I wouldn't like if somebody asked me earlier They're like would you would you place a bet on Tyron Woodley? I was like I wouldn't base it place a bet on that at all like I wouldn't place a bet on it on a Jake Jake Paul fight at all because That's like saying like hey Do you want to bet on this next? WWF fight or WWE fight. No, it's scripted You don't know how it's gonna happen or when it's gonna happen, but the the win is already been determined. It's just Do they have code blasts in retail? I don't know Mikey. I Don't know But we have four boxes to find out two here and two in the next two box retail break. What's XDD? I don't know that there is a pink pulsar right there Which is what we're looking for Later guys. Have a good night. No, I was like wait what? I don't know what that is I will Jake I will you know, it's funny to Jake. I was gonna message you. I think I found a Top-chrome non-update sapphire as well box I'll so I'll hunt for you once I get through Case breaks, but I think I have another another case break after this I gotta go through orders, but I'm pretty sure I do It's not though Arthur The UFC could care care less. You know what I mean? It's not It's not gonna be a sanctioned fight It's not gonna be like anything legit The UFC like the UFC probably cares as much about that fight as they do about you know letting Brock Lesnar fight in the In world WWF or Ronda Rousey fighting in WWF Doesn't matter to them Doesn't matter to them at all Fresh we start typically at 1 p.m. Pacific time either 1 or 2 p.m. Pacific time 7 days a week on Instagram for personals We start usually either 2 or 3 p.m. Pacific time. I mean the same thing I don't know if it will affect the general view of MMA Because it's not what what he's doing isn't MMA right? I kind of expected I'd see you in the chat at some point anyway So I was like I'll see him. I'll just remember that way. I can if I if it's still here. I can let you know Okay, good luck guys You've got Alastair Overeem knockout artists that's gonna be for the heavyweight division Men's heavyweight division Pablo Chacon Rafael Asuncao for the men's Bantamweight division. That is Jonathan McClay Israel Adesanya That's for the middleweight division champion Daniel Lyman and Aspen Lad silver For the Bantamweight division for women. That's for the featherweight Bantamweight dual spot Arthur Sears I remember guys all card ship as well Jamal Hill For the light heavyweight division rookie silver light heavyweight is Daniel Lyman and Cynthia Calvillo Silver for the women's flyweight division and Pablo Chacon But here's the thing the only people that are gonna look at that as a legit knockout and take that as a Bad sign on the UFC are people that legitimately don't care about the UFC or mixed martial arts at all in the first place, so Why does that matter? You know what I mean?  You know what I mean Is real out of Zanya again That's for the middleweights Daniel Lyman and Cody Stamen green for the Bantamweight division men's Jonathan McClay Valentina Shevchenko She is women's flyweight division Pablo Chacon and Gokhan Saki for the men's light heavyweight division and Daniel Lyman and Jan Blockowitz He is I believe light heavyweight Anderson versus Blackwich Partition wants to Corey Anderson. I Believe he is under light heavyweight. I'll double-check though, but light heavyweights Daniel Lyman But why? Why why would they care Arthur? Like they know their market. They already know who they're selling to they know the the channels that they can grow mixed martial arts in you know what I mean? Rose Namajunis for the strawweight women's division Arthur Sears Conor McGregor lightweight Daniel Lyman Jeff Neil welterweight. That's for Arthur Sears Kamaru Usman He is Welterweight there you go. Sorry Arthur Sears All Jermaine Sterling Bantamweight Jonathan McClay and nice Conor McGregor That is is he lightweight in this right? Yeah lightweight and Daniel Lyman Mike Perry welterweight silver Arthur Sears Dustin poye for lightweights and Daniel Lyman and Gokhan Saki again light heavyweight and Daniel Lyman Thanks, Steve Welterweight Yeah, UFC and ESPN already knows who's gonna buy their pay-per-views. They know who to market to There If they wanted to go into the UFC celebrity channels and figure out who to market to I'm gonna guess it's not the Jake Paul audience You know what I mean? I don't think you get a lot of aspiring mixed martial artists or boxers watching Jake Paul videos just gonna guess Mickey Gall for the welterweights Arthur Sears Amanda Nunez Bantamweight. Did we get an autograph? That is Arthur Sears We did nice for the Bantamweight men's Jonathan McClay Sean O'Malley signatures and we have a pink pulsar right behind that.    Love me some shovechenko Where is she she's going to that women's division Chris Weidman for the light heavyweights and Daniel Lyman. I like this guy too. I actually like him I like Johnny Walker. I think both of those guys are pretty incredible. I also like Anthony Smith Lionheart We've got Brad Riddle rookie silver that is light heavy. Sorry light weights and Daniel Lyman that is true.  Valtina Shavechenko is an absolute Monster and I love her.  She She just puts her like in the corner and just Pummels her and it's absolutely amazing watching it every single time, but Amanda Nunez Legitimately is one of the scariest Fighters let alone female fighters. I think I've ever seen like she has that look in her eyes like Like Van der Lee Silva back in the day When it was just like or Kevin Randleman was just like I'm just gonna walk across the Ring at you and I'm just gonna hurt you Francis in Ghana for the heavy weights Pablo Chacon and Josh Emmett green for the feather weights That is Daniel Lyman Nate Diaz for the welter weights and Arthur Sears Nate Diaz welter weights as well Arthur see it Arthur Sears Israel Adesanya for the middle weights Daniel Lyman And ovens st. Prue X linebacker for the University of Tennessee go volunteers light heavyweight Daniel Lyman Who made a Who made Joanna der Deschix head get that massive humatoma on it then everybody who was that fighter Steve probably knows Where it looked like she had like a second forehead just coming out of the side of her other forehead karate haughty Donald Seroni cowboy Seroni is light. Is he Walter wheat was that sanguele? Yeah, that's right. That was impressive That was one of the most ridiculous humatomas I've ever seen. Well, you got Macy barber for fly weights Pablo Chacon John Jones for the light heavyweights and Daniel Lyman and Francis and ghanu fireworks green heavyweights and Pablo Chacon No, kabebe No Not yet. Thug rose nice women's straw weight division Arthur Sears Nice rose silver Yeah, I love you know what my favorite part about that. I was watching that with my girlfriend Steve Here's kabebe.  So there you go. That was 2021 punini prism ufc retail two box break random division number one from jaspys case breaks calm The next two boxes are in the store now random division number two from jaspys case breaks calm. I'm Sean Jaspys case breaks calm. Thanks for hanging out. We'll see you next time


will be a small talk about 15 minutes that's it. So I won't keep you guys waiting here for too long. You can get the t-shirts, get coffee. I think we have a coffee break after this. Yes, we have a coffee break after this as well. The official coffee break and I think it's for about half an hour. So this will be a very small talk 15 minute, the first Chris talk of JS food 2015. And I'll be talking about wall on dot JS. Has anybody heard of that before? Excellent. So that makes my task lot more easier. Thank you. So as you can see the topic, it just remotely debug and tests JavaScript using a tool called wall on. I'm sort of, I work as an evangelist at Microsoft and this is my Twitter handle if you need to get in touch with me later. Let's start actually all of us write code all of us write HTML, CSS, JavaScript in the web. And the primary thing when we go to debug and test that is F12. We go to Chrome developer tools. We go to IE F12 and we go ahead and see what what's happening out there. The web as you can imagine is adaptive, especially with the invent of bootstrap. I mean, most of the websites have started using bootstrap already using bootstrap. And you also follow a lot of standards while writing code beat with even the HTML five standards coming in now. It has become a standard now. You want to get that into your website and it it's cross platform. So you can't restrict someone to just using a browser on an Android device. A person may as well go ahead and connect to the web in a gaming console or probably in a refrigerator at home, which is an IoT powered refrigerator where you connect to the internet to see some stuff. So the web is not limited. You can just go ahead and connect everywhere you want to. And it obviously has a reach on a lot of devices. The debug we just saw if it's called F12 and all these buttons are very familiar to you right now. It's called Dom Explorer console. You can see the DOM. You can debug in your code and see the console which is coming up right in your website. You can just write a small JavaScript lines and see what's happening there. You can see the network performance was happening and all of that that is all good. But what about debug on mobile? That's still a pain right now to be honest. We have tools but and they work very well. They're excellent. It's just that they're not agnostic. They're not technology agnostic or their platform agnostic. Winere is a wonderful tool actually. Winere I think for that you need for the debug client. You need to have a webkit based browser where it should be Chrome or a Safari or any other webkit based browsers. And if you actually want to hold a mobile phone in your hand and see what's happening, see if you want to see the DOM Explorer or basically if you just want to get the debug information out of it. Based on the priority that where you're getting that view of whatever that's happening, which is called the website where you're trying to debug and the view where you're trying to see the result of that debug which you're doing that if you want to make it truly cross platform, the tool all on is just for that. It's open source and it's cross browser and cross platform. So it is a remote web debug tool. It's totally based on node socket IO node. I'm sure all of you would have worked on that or heard of that before is based on just node socket IO for the connections immediately that the transfers are taking place when you change something in the DOM that should reflect immediately in your dashboard how that happens is done by socket and it's open source. So this is a very new tool. So actually feel free to contribute to this. It is on GitHub. I'll share the links later as well, but it's just to get you started on how you can debug your website and specifically for mobile eight plugins by default. The console plugin. There is a console plugin. We'll see what some of them are based on the time we have. We have the modernizer. All of you are aware of modernizer. Excellent. So it will just tell you that if you're even on a mobile, what all features that supports, it will just give you in the dashboard itself. And with that, let's go on to the demo. So the first demo, I'll be doing myself in the second demo. I will need your help. So that may go haywire. So bear with me. But in the second demo, I just want all of you to take out your mobile and all your laptops and connect to the Internet. If you have and open a website, which I will share the link with you later. But the first demo is the demo in which I will just show you how all these things look like. It is the best when you see it in practical and I'll just get. Okay, so this is what the dashboard looks like right now. I've hosted the server on my local host for now. So I and once you I've just hosted this and now where I want the website, which I want to debug, I've just included a simple script src tag there to refer it to my local host server so that it gets the reference to my wallet or JS and I can see what's happening right there. So right now this is just showing you a simple UI at the left. It says identify a client. I will just so at the right, I have a website with the URL. You can see cdn.org. It's just hosted somewhere right now. The reference is given to local host my local server and as soon as I start connecting multiple clients to it. So right now I have only one client connected to my server. So it will in the client list, it will just show me one which says windows 0. And if I want to identify a client at the right, it just shows me number zero. So it identifies which client all of us have. And once you go ahead and connect to this, if you see right here, it's showing up say a DOM Explorer, an object Explorer, XHR for the XML request, which are coming in the network monitor, the source Explorer. So for that, if now I want to just start live debugging it, the left, it shows you as soon as I select the vector at the right, it starts shading that or as soon as I even want to change it. So say if I just want to change there, hey there at the right, it just live debug it getting all the connections are happening through socket.io. And again, all these connections at the right, if I we have some sample buttons right here called trigger dot error. So if I just click on that, it just says unable to set property or if I just go ahead and to the console log button, the left, it just starts showing me this is a simple log method. So a simple website of a dashboard live, but the only point here is that the server is local. So if you guys want to connect it right now, you won't be able to. So let's actually try with multiple devices at once and see if it actually works. So for that, if you could just either scan this URL or go to this website, it's the same thing. If you can just take out your mobiles or just open this URL right now, and this is the view I'm getting. So as soon as all of you start connecting to it, this list starts increasing at the left. It's showing me iOS, Macintosh, Android, Mac, iOS. Again, the list starts increasing. Let's give some more load to this. So now actually let's start live debugging this. So say I want to try out Android one. Did all of you get a number on your screen? Okay, all of you are getting that. So in fact, and you started clicking on it. Excellent. So who is zero? The number zero iOS? Okay, so you're right there. And I guess I can start accessing your device now. Let's just hope this works. I think you're clicking blue, blue, one after the other. So I'm just getting that information right here. So all of you, once you start clicking the color of your shirts, and if I select your device, I'll start getting your information and at the back end, it's nothing. It's just on that click, I'm getting a console log and showing it right here. So I hope this loads up. And yes, it does. So if I just select that, I hope it's got shaded in your mobile. Yeah, excellent. So this is what I just wanted to show. If I start doing that, it starts live debugging that. And if this just allows me to open it up, again, whatever information I have, just like the previous one, I can live debug that, I can change the information right there, start writing your name and all of that. So in fact, let's try one more. So that it's assured that it works and we guys didn't pre arrange this before. So who is say, number nine? Excellent. So you are wearing a red shirt, I believe. So you have been picking that number. And again, once you just start doing this, it will, it starts, yeah, it starts showing that. So again, we guys, earlier, it's, it's working fine. And now if I just write here, it should start seeing welcome is your device highlighted. So excellent. This was the demo of all I have. And now I'll just give you how you can go about doing this. I'll just probably take some of some five minutes more. And based on that, this is the architecture, actually, what's happening at the back end, where you have a server, you have the client side and based the dashboard is right here. So right now there are eight plugins. I'm just showing three here, the modernizer plugin. Again, I just went to the DOM Explorer in my view, the dashboard, which you saw that had some more things that had a modernizer. So I can see what all standards, what all divide, what all features does his device support or his device support. All that list comes up. And you have some more. So I use the DOM Explorer, I use the console plugin. And based on that using socket, I connect to the server, the server messenger. Again, it uses socket connects to the client messenger. And on the client side, that plugin is loaded. So all the, all the code I've written on that website, which you just saw, just saw. And the other one, the server which is hosted on my website, I actually hosted hosted that on cloud so that all of you are able to access that if I would have done that on my local, obviously, it wouldn't have been possible. So how to use wall on? It's a simple npm install.  And to start the server, you, you write wall on and it gets started the default. It has a default port on which it starts listening to connections. That is the one three three seven of the local, which I just showed you that was running on my port one three three seven, or you could just go ahead and clone or fork this GitHub link. And in my website, this was just one line of code where I wrote the script SRC, which was coming in. And based on that, if I would have wanted to host it on my cloud, I would have given the URL instead of local host slash one three three seven. And bam, that's all. So further ahead, if you just want to go ahead and see how to create a plugin, this is the link for that. So the work is still going on. There are eight plugins till now. And I mean, there are some more coming in. So one of them, which I'm aware of is where I could control all the devices at once so that right now I'm able to push some, some say a message only to one person's device. They want to access all of your device. How can I do that? So that is the thing which is work in progress. And if you have some more suggestions, just keep on giving that. And I guess, yeah, deploying wall on the JS to cloud, you can simply do that. So whatever, whatever provider you're using, you can just go ahead and use that. I published it on Azure. So it had a simple deploy to Azure button on the GitHub link, which I just showed you that directory had a simple deploy and I published my dashboard to Azure. Otherwise, you can just simply use it and use the source control deployment and directly fetch that to your cloud. And how can you contribute? So I will just, in fact, open up this maximize this link. This will redirect you to that GitHub URL. If you have some more suggestions, if you have some, you want to file some bugs, in fact, you can go ahead and do that because the team is actually actively working on this and feel free to give feedback on this with that. Thank you. And this is my question. Hi, great talk. So I was just wondering how does it exactly give us any advantage over valence or iOS, WebKit proxy, which Google open sourced? Exactly. So similar to that, it's, it's agnostic. It will, it does server, the dashboard, which you want to view it, you can do it on any, any device. And whenever you're able to run JavaScript, say, if you want to run JavaScript in a Cordova web app where you're trying to build an app, you've written some JavaScript into it and you want to live debug that. So if you just insert this code, SRC code, and you start debugging it from a separate browser, that will start happening this. So once you're talking about this specific to say Chrome, they work perfectly. I'm not saying that there's some issue with that, but it's just that you need to have Chrome for that or you need to have a Safari for that. Yeah, just one more. You're talking about a platform agnostic. So I haven't actually read about valence and how they perform in these scenarios, but how does Berlin perform when we have a container around like, for example, Tizen, the WebView when we have native, as well as web apps running all together, sharing APIs. For example, the Tizen watch API, they can actually call C codes from outside. So in that case, how does this, so you are actually injecting a JavaScript in a DOM node and it actually gets everything similarly like valence, right? So will it like still walk in those cases because those are the web apps which are going to come, right? Yeah, so if you just use simple, you use JavaScript in your code, you're using, you're making trying to make a application, be it a hosted web app, or you're building a website or any other. If you insert this, the best thing about this is there is no dependency right here. So if you want to actually just refer to this wall on dashboard and start using it, it will, it will start debugging your information. The only thing is you may want to customize your plugins for your specific use case. It will work when you have a simple HTML page or a web app. But say if you don't want to enable the modernizer plugin for that thing, you're using a app and you don't want to see the modernizer plugin for that, you can just go ahead and customize your own push which you have forked from that GitHub and actually just go ahead and change the references and just enable that to false if you just want to disable that. Thank you. Hi. This may be a like a really basic question as I'm a bit confused. It's like, let's say I have a basic website, okay, and that is hosted on some server, okay, and on separate mobile devices. Now I really want to debug it again. How I can start with Verlon like I have a website which is hosted over there. So what all things I need to do to start debugging with the Verlon just write that one line SRC code on your website that link to that server on server right? Yeah, the wall on server. So if you want to locally debug that you can simply host it on your local host and start doing that. But otherwise, if you have a team and you actually they want to so person in a different city and you just want to see access this device, you could actually just push it to cloud and write the script. So that is script is required, right? So that Verlon is, it's like, I can't do a debugging for the Gmail, which I don't have access to the code with right? For a website, which you don't have access. Let's say Gmail. It's for your own website. It's for your own website only. I can't do any debugging for the website, which I don't have access to the code base. So there is one more tool. I don't I don't know if this will be useful to you. If you want to actually scan a separate website, someone and someone else's website. So this is Oh, sorry. This is one more tool which you can use where you can run a scan on a URL and it will start showing you some information. So say for example, I entered make my trip. Now it will start showing you that whether it will give you some suggestions on the scanned areas, whether it uses legacy plugins and features. So if you actually go ahead and see in detail at the bottom, we'll tell you the cross browser experience. It does not support HTML for your inputs. If you just click on that, we'll show you what all what we're talking about right now. This is one more tool if if you're looking for this, it is available at aka.ms slash edge scan. Just just if you need this. Yeah, one more question. No, we're out of time. Officially, you can take all your questions to him offline. Yeah, and we beg for tea, which is sponsored by Walmart last


Some comments from Aaron Boone post game after game two. We did have some audio issue, but here are his responses to Meredith's questions. Chair Meredith, please kick us off. Erin, it was announced that a John Carlos Stanton left with a tight left hamstring. How severe is that injury? And did it happen sliding into second in that fourth inning? Yeah, it was when he moved up on the wild pitch. That's where it tightened up on him. So we're going to get an MRI, but it does look like it's an IL situation. How frustrating and disappointing is that considering how hard he worked the offseason during summer camp to make sure that he was on the field and hopefully helping? Yeah, I mean, hurting for him, period. I know what he's done to be here. I know obviously his play speaks for itself. So hopefully it's something that's, you know, doesn't end up keeping him down too long. Aaron, do you know if he felt it right away because he stayed in there and eventually went around to score? Yeah, I think he felt it. When he got there, he realized something and then, you know, and then when he came in, he said, you know, have somebody ready. You want to go kind of stretch and see what he's feeling. What did Marcus Tim say to the corposo to get the wrap? Nothing, nothing. Is that what says you lost so much? Yes. What was his explanation? He misinterpreted what Marcus said. All right, so.


Yeah, baby. Yeah, baby. They were ready and that's how we start the episode. Yeah, baby. So hello, welcome to Jurassic World Alive where we are fingers crossed getting Mortem Rex up to level 27. After that, there is only three more levels for Mortem Rex. However, they're going to get more and more staggered. They need another time difference between each level up because it gets harder and harder. We have Elves. I think this is all with people in our group, so Mr. Day's there. He's a longtime member. John C. We're all good. I'm excited. So this is going to be a good one. This is, of course, the tried and tested tactic that never fails. Of course, being the Tristornix and the Turramanlog. And then pretty much everything else is all good to go. So you've got the Tristornix. Just add the attack and create. You've got the Turramanlog to get the speed boost, which makes sure that oddness maxima hits both of them. And as long as it's a boosted oddness maxima, even then, it's only when doing a source you need to worry about with that 5000 damage, but with the extra attack and a crit chance. I really, yeah, that was an extra 2000 damage. So even a crit would have done it. And of course, the only one that's kind of like, oh, it could be swapped out and it could be whatever you want it to be is my dinosaur, which is the deal of Charis. And really, it kind of works because, right, yes, it works because I take the crit chance off. And Morton Rex without a crit chance, basically, I mean, you can do stuff. It just can't any Mr. Day to heal because I need to get rid of his crit chance. Yeah. Oh, Mr. Day. Oh, Mr. Day, no. Mr. Day, no. That was bad. That was bad. That was bad, Mr. Day. That was bad. No. Oh, wait, what? I disconnected. Oh, no. Please tell me I healed. I did click that right. Hopefully it registered my, uh, my healed before anything. The reason why I said that's bad is because I need to make sure that he does not get a crit on that giant hit he's about to get because nobody is distracting him. So he's pretty much going to kill anybody. I'm going to assume that somebody died. Unless they didn't. It's only one, two, three. I think we're all alive. Are we all good? I can't even remember. Is somebody dead? Did somebody die? I don't know. No. Oh, Dennis Maximum probably got hit with a crit there. Oh, this isn't good. This isn't good. Yeah, I shouldn't have went for that one. I shouldn't have went for that one because that's Oh, no, it's okay. It's okay because I can do a light hit this turn. Oh, no. And we need, I'm going to have to priority heal him. I'm going to have to priority heal.  I can get the priority heal. He's hitting everybody, right? But everyone else is on full health.  Is that, is that enough? Should I heal? Should I say time to heal? Should I? I mean, I guess I'll heal. I guess I'll heal. I mean, we'll just make sure that that our Dennis Maximum has full health here. Everything else I think is going to kill it. Yeah, we just need to get his health back up. And with that huge hit coming through from him, oh, it's not enough. Oh, it's, it's not enough. It's not, it's not enough. It's not enough. Oh, yes. Great. Why, why, why, why? Just hit it. Mr. Day is not doing too well here. Oh, no. Oh, this is bad. If Owen and there's the crit, there's the crit on everybody, there's the crit on everybody. What are you doing team? What are you doing? All Mr. Day needed to do was just go for a less heal and then there would have been less crit chance on that. Oh my God. Okay. Um, yeah, we should just surrender. We should, we should surrender. We just, just surrender. I mean, it's pretty much over. If Mr. Day had no, if he'd only went for his freaking thingy, we would have been, third time. Can't we do it third time? Come on. I want to get the sample 27 more than one. It goes, ah, it's going to be so good. It's going to be so good. Okay, guys, you know what to do. Don't disconnect. It will be all okay. It's not complicated. It's not complicated. We got this. We got this. Right. John, did you do it? Johnny did it. Johnny did it. He's backing. He's backing. And now we've just got to wait for everything to cycle. Okay. So what went wrong then? What went wrong? Let's pick that apart. So then this next turn, um, Mr. Day needs to heal. I'm going to tell him to heal. Uh, let's distract. I'll taunt. Heal. Yes, not me. I'll attack. I'll attack. Okay. Good. Good. Good. Okay. I'm hoping it's me saying you heal. I think I'm just going to put it in straight away and just be like, just so we can't do anything. That's what I'm going to do. Please. Once he hits us here, because he's not going to get a crit and he's slightly distracted. See, that's my purpose. I don't do much. Okay. So now I'm just going to, now I'm just going to, I'm just going to attack. And hopefully, hopefully, um, hopefully Mr. Day doesn't, doesn't go for an attack. Come on. Come on, Mr. Day. Just go for a heal, Mr. Day. Mr. Day, go for a heal. Yes. Yes. Yes, we did it. Well done. Well done. Well done. Brilliant. Well played.  Well done. There's the heal. Oh, beautiful. Look how much he gives because he's got an attack boost on him. It's great. So I distract him and there's no crit chance coming through. So next turn, after this, our Dennis Maxima takes this huge hit from it. Um, is that extra attack? Five thousand. It must be, must be right. So after Dennis Maxima takes his maximum hit, terrible luck. Unless it's a, uh, he might be cleansing this turn. He might be, look at that. See the difference, difference that made. There you go. Well played. So now, um, I mean, it doesn't really matter what I do. I don't think anyone's going to kill him. So I may as well just go for a big hit and then next turn we'll kill him because I need that big hit in order for the start of the next sort of goes. Oh, beautiful. Beautiful. It doesn't matter what happens here. Just got a few good hits off. Three thousand coming in through the Tristornix there. I think that, is it Tristornix? I always keep forgetting because I never use that. I never use that one. Although he's been so good. I think every rabot, you need a Tristornix in because it can heal itself. So it doesn't need to attack if someone's got a counter and it just buffs everybody. So there we go. Next turn, I think we'll get a big hit from Tristornix because he just needs to do, um, oh, oh. Okay. Okay. Should I heal here? We get the big hits? Yeah. I think I should heal here. Um, and just guarantee that the, um, yeah, I'll just heal. I'll just heal. I'll just heal because it's only the oddness maxima. Okay. There you go. A little bit extra health for you. I hope I did the right decision there because I could have nerfed him. I could have nerfed him. So the tactic, this is a tactic. You've got the two Phosphorus, the two Teribird tactic, and you also got the two other Dovenus tactic as well. Those work with the, with the Tannotto, um, and I think a Turamolok as well. Maybe you might not even need a Turamolok. So he's probably going to get a crit here. Oh, he did it. We got very lucky there. Whoo! Everything takes a hit. Um, right. So Turamolok, um, is probably going to get hit and maybe taken out. I think this one's a cleanse. Is it a cleanse hit? Everything, it might be. Um, ooh. Ooh, we would have really done with, um, is it a cleanse hit? It's a freaking cleanse hit, man. So I'm thinking, if, if, yeah, if I heal, if I heal, yeah, I have to, I have to heal. Um, that's the only way because then the, the Ordennis is definitely going to kill it, right? I think I might have to sacrifice myself here. The Turamolok may have been taken, might be taken out either way, either way. But I think everybody else is, is survived. So Turamolok's done its duty. It gave everyone a speed boost. Um, there's the cleanse and here comes the big hit from Ordennis Maxima to take the man. So all we need guys is 15. We just need 15 from this next Mortem Rex, Incubator, and we're all good. That's all we need. That's all we need. Please don't get a crit. Please don't get a crit.  Oh, I think I've survived. I think I've survived just. Oh, Turamolok survived as well. No way. No way. Oh, that's great. Look at L showing off a remote. I think that's, um, do you have to buy that one? I think I remember seeing it in the Halloween, um, Incubator or something. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe, maybe it's just luck if you got that one. Okay. So now it's, yeah, just distract him. I may as well just distract him. Everyone's going to group, get a group heal. He's going to target the Ordennis Maxima, which is already getting a heal. Um, so I think it's going to take two more turns to take it out. I'm just wondering, is there any other dinosaur that you could swap in, um, Ordennis Maxima for? You could probably swap out Ordennis Maxima for Mortem Rex, but he doesn't have the taunt and he doesn't have the amount of health that Ordennis Maxima has either. Because the roar could probably kill him. The roar probably could kill him. Um, the, both the minions. Oh, he survived. He survived. Well done. Oh, Elsa's disconnected.  Okay. Well done. Okay. Um, I mean, should we all go, I think we just attack. I think we just attack at this point. So Mark's healing the Ordennis, which is good because we've got the attack increase. So, wow, 4,500. Um, I have to at least do some sort of distraction to him. I think next turn we're going to kill him because Tristorix will do the biggest hit. Ordennis Maxima can also do the biggest hit and then I could do my biggest. Oh, is that 5% chance to do a crit there? I pulled it off though. 20% I think for Ordennis Maxima doesn't get it. 10,000 damage should be doable, should be doable. Oh, he's hanging in there. And in comes the final turn nine, which should be a kill for everybody. But for smurf, for whatever reason, Ordennis Maxima didn't go for it. Oh, as Elle's completely disconnected. Oh no. Oh no. Oh no. Oh no. Elle's, Elle's come on. Come on. Come on. You got this. You got this. Big hit. It's not coming. Oh, it's not coming. Oh no. Oh, damn it. I think we might be able to do it. I think we might be able to do it. So probably one dino is going to be left alive. One dino is going to be left alive. Oh, that should have been it. That should have, well, these next two hits should have been the killing blows. But can we do it? Can we do it? Because he might even get a crit. And if he gets a crit, oh please.  Can you even kill him? Get your crit. Doesn't get the crit. He's not dead. I think the Tristorix, and he gets a crit. Oh, because of that disconnection. Good news is that Elle's ghost, oh, there it is. Now I'm going to say that I was deliberate.  I'll finish it off. We all died except for the Tristorix, would you? Look at that. I wonder if you survive with only one, if you've got a better chance of getting better things, and then get better, or maybe to the round. If everyone survives, maybe you got a better chance. Either way, here we go. 15. That's all we need. All we need is 15. Come on. Come on. And the survey says 26. Get him. Oh, I can't wait to level up this bad boy. Okay, so we're going to quickly switch on music. Go back into, so I've been using Mortem Rex for quite some time. And what the battles turn into is basically this. If I have Mortem Rex, I send it out first. And no matter what I face, I either almost kill it or kill it. So it doesn't matter if it's a Tannado, an Ardennes Maxima, it dies. So once we upgrade this, it's 3,000 attack. It's turned into 3,150. And that's not the best. That's not the kicker. The kicker here is actually, its attack isn't 3,150. Its attack is basically 4,500 off the bat. So you do an extra 50%. So I'm going to be doing 4,500 is the damage I normally do without a crit. So with a crit it's about 5,600 something like that. So now that we level it up, we're going to spend all that coin and some well needed health and 150 extra attack. So what does that mean? That means that I do 4,725 at base without a crit. With a crit, it's like 6,000 damage now. And that's only level 27, level 28, 29, 30. We're looking at a first turn without any crit, 5,000 damage flat, if not even more. And with a crit, 7,000 damage. So you're pretty much guaranteed with a 40% crit chance to kill anything. Because even if they distract you, you can just do cleanse. I mean, the worst case scenario is to have something that can distract you and has armor. That might be the one because then it's like to be fair, they'll probably just distract you. But that also means that I can increase its stat by one more because we've got 26 out of 27. So I could increase it to 5,315. But at the same time, I've got tier four with that. And I've got tier two with speed. Now I'm tempted for speed here because most of the times my modern Rex dies in two turns, no matter what. That's a guarantee. That's how I see it.  And then it'll die. If it kills it, great. If it nearly kills it, then at least I can set up with something different. That's why I have it. So you know what? For the sake of like maybe, you know, I might outspeed something. It's very rare, especially the 114 speed. But a lot of the times, you know, I might outspeed on Dennis Maxima, which means that, you know, you can't decelerate Mortem Rex. I don't think. Can you? Can you decelerate? No, you can't decelerate. So if I'm faster than something, I will always be faster than it, unless it can speed boost itself. So with that being said, let's just open up some incubators, see if we get anything good. Probably not. Well done team. Thank you. We got there in the end. Just a little bit of a stumble. Oh, yes. Oh, cool. How could I forget? We had a mistake, didn't we? So have they just given us that? Oh, okay. We didn't get that high, but fair enough. I'll take it. So yeah, the rewards everyone was kind of outraged about because nobody got them. And in some cases, some people apparently got it twice. So are they just giving everyone the two gold instead? That sucks, especially if people have got higher. Well, there you go. That's that. Let's do a battle. Beaver about to record and draw through all the live video. Crows, sunlight, low battery. Bloody crows again. All right, so here we go. New, level 27. Modern Rex, what do we do? Put it out first because why not? Let's see what this bad boy can do. Doesn't matter what comes in, it's taking a hefty beating. An Indoraptive. Interesting. What can Indoraptive do? Okay, so we're going to distract me. That's interesting. So we're just going to cleanse. Oh, it goes for cleansing hit. It knows it's already dead. Oh, it didn't even do half damage. Oh, bam! Straight up the bat. Almost 6,000 damage on the first go. Oh, wow. Are the sound effects broken? Sounds like the sound effects of old Morton Rex doesn't have sound, does he? Oh, that's right. Okay, so Incomes. Flipping to Notto. Ooh, with that 3,000 attack. That's interesting. Yeah, he's definitely fast.  Do I just fodder off? I think I guess I just fodder off. Yeah, sure. Okay, so what can he do? Oh, my best option here is Magnetator and just to distract. It's my best option. It's not really a great option. Yeah, Resilient Strike. I do. Oh, he got a crit though. Oh, I'm going to have to. He's probably going to switch out for like a Draco Rex. Oh, he didn't. Didn't have anything just to finish me off? I would have, but I guess maybe then he's not the fastest thing he's got. Okay, so Magnetator. I've got two fast ones. I've got Magnetator and I've got Urlokosaurus. Urlodominos, sorry. Oh, he's got a Thordor. He's got a Thordor. Oh, okay. Yes, sure. Fair enough. I'll take it. So what's going to happen here? It's going to be interesting because he's going to go for that. And now what's the Thordor's attack? 2700 though. It's pretty fast. Okay, so we've won, right? Worst case scenario, he switches in something like Tricosaurus or something like that, right? Oh, we don't even, we're not even guaranteed the kill. So we need to get lucky here. Okay, get lucky. 30% chance. Ah, we didn't get it. Well, it was worth a shot. Okay, well, well done. I thought I'd killed him. Okay, well, guess what? We're boosting the attack on. Just a little bit more. We've been interested to see what his other team was there. What his other dinosaur was. Because I was tempted to go for Draco Rex, but I mean, he would have just easy like, if I swapped the Draco Rex, I would take a big hit and then he would have just done instant charge before I could have done anything. So we're going to go on Erlocosaurus. I thought he had a little bit more damage than that. There you go. There you go. So all right, 4102. That'll do. Just one more attack boost on Erlocosaurus. Okay, let's try one more time. See if we can get lucky and get a win with Mortem Rex. Also, am I doing it right? Do you think there's a better tactic? Maybe switching in Mortem Rex for a sort of, you know, I mean, he's not the fastest, but maybe there's a better way to use them than straight out first. Because that's the way I've been doing it. Although I am still an awkward man. So maybe that's the better way. Oh, it's here. 4 games later.  Just throw it in there. Just get it over with. Oh dear. Come on. At least, at least, can we win this one? Oh, that's good. Oh, yes. His worst nightmare faces him. Not Mortem Rexes. In fact, I'm actually quicker. Oh my God. Mortem Rex just got a kill in the first turn and didn't even take any damage. That's never happened before. I'm impressed. He's just like, what do I do? Because it doesn't matter what he does, I can do my biggest hit now. So he's got 8,400. I'm quicker as well. What's the speed? 111. Oh, it would be quicker without this speed. How is damage? How is damage? Oh, 6,000. He can't speed reduce me either. It's a shame. I wish I got the crumb. I'd love to have seen how much damage that could have actually done. May as well just go for that. He probably might switch something in to kill me. Monal Orion. There it is. There's the kill. Oh, I can get stunned, I think. So that's a good fit. Oh, no. Never mind. He's dead as well. Mortem Rex has killed everybody. What is on the creature? It better be faster than him. Mammal Orion. Is it faster? Oh, it's faster. That was almost a 3-0 win with Mortem Rex. That would have been hilarious. However, my other creatures that I've got aren't too great. I've got a, I've got a Audenis Maximum myself. Can he regenerate? Yes, dig in. That regenerates health, doesn't it? Oh, okay. So he's only got an Audenis Maximum with a tiny bit of health. So the only thing that stands in the way of my victory is this thing, is this megalania. Mammalania or whatever it is. Oh, that's good. How is damage? Is it 2,400? Not bad. Can he be stunned? Is that a question? No, he can't. Ooh, interesting. So we may as well do that. I don't know what else, like he's pretty... No, he didn't go for a dig in there. He didn't go for a dig in. I'm going for a regular hit. Okay. Okay. Although I'm faster now. So chances are he's going to dig in. So I would rather just do a little hit, expecting the dig in and then switch out. Oh, he didn't do the dig in. Was he just expecting... Well, he's killed me. That's well played. Well played. Well, I haven't lost, but it's definitely a lot closer than it should have been. Oh, you know what? If I put one more speed boost, one more speed boost on Modern Rex, he would have won that. He would have won that hands down. Oh, it was one speed slower. Oh, that would have been amazing. A three-nil win with a Modern Rex. And there's the dig in turn. I knew that was coming. I mean, I was expecting that for the next one. And then I would have just done the instant thingy. But you know what? You can take his time. It's pretty much done. It's pretty much game set match. But that, wow. Wow. That's never happened. Modern Rex had maybe killed one thing. Never killed two. Never done three. Three kills in a row. I mean, that shows if you had... You know, I mean, this is lower down in the ranks, of course. It's not like super high level. But if you had a Modern Rex kind of speed boosted, as well as attack boosted, maybe a little bit of mixture, maybe just to get that speed a little bit higher, because otherwise you could only get it to what, like 120 odd. But if you took some of the attack off, put some more, you know, speed on, 140 Modern Rex is dangerous. That's lethal. But anyway, guys, there you go. We've done it. We've got Modern Rex level 20 freakin' seven. And until next time, if you enjoyed the video, leave a like. And of course, do not forget, down in the description below, click that link, get 53 books in your game right now. You're welcome. And of course, thanks to Ludi for providing that. And until next time, I'll see you later. Bye-bye.