Good morning friends. Happy Tuesday today is March 17th. It's St. Patrick's Day, and we are quarantining. We have cash at home today. His daycare is still open, but he's actually sick. He's got like a wet cough and a running nose. It's actually like the third day of him being sick. So this is kind of like the last day. He's not, his nose isn't running anymore. He just has kind of a wet cough. So I have kept him home these last two days. But I am self-quarantining. So I went to the grocery store already. I got everything we need. We have plenty of toilet paper. No, I haven't purchased any more since the big toilet paper rush, but we had plenty before. So we're not in any kind of need. You get down, please. So right now it is about... Yeah, that hurts because you weren't supposed to get a care. Hold on. So anyway, it is almost 10 o'clock. We're watching Frozen 2. We just spent about 30 minutes outside playing with bubbles that I purchased from Sprouts. And that seemed to be very entertaining for quite a while. I will probably go back to it later, but I wanted to get myself sort of ready and like kind of presentable for the day. And then I'm just gonna kind of like make this a day-in-the-life vlog for you guys since we're home. And we're not really... We're not really doing a whole lot. Luckily, I only have one toddler at home. I know that some of you that are home have many more kids. The only problem with having just one toddler at home is that there's no one to play with him. So I do have a couple of friends who have younger children, a kindergartener and a first grader who are at home, and I might have them over. I know we're not supposed to really have play dates, but our husbands work together. Well, not her husband, her boyfriend. They work together, and so they're together anyway. And so we're both teachers and we both have our kids at home. So we're probably only going to hang out with them. So social distancing still, but really being selective about who we hang out with. And I'm also gonna help her. If she does have to go to work, I might help her out with her kiddos. Just keeping them here and continuing their learning while they're away from school. So, ooh, great. I just watched Jack eat poop. Jack, gross. Anyway, I'm gonna get myself ready, and I'm gonna show you guys how I'm gonna do this because my husband is sleeping in the next room. He didn't get home till like 4 30 in the morning. So anyway, I'm gonna show you guys how I get ready with two products. First thing I'm gonna use is my Grace and Stella spray all-day rose spray. This came in, I think it was the summer Fab Fit Funbox. I don't even remember, maybe fall. But anyway, I've just barely gotten to here because I use this all the time, like maybe once a day. But here's what I use it for. So I'm gonna just get myself a spray, get my face kind of like wet, give it the moisture it needs, and then I'm gonna use my favorite BB powder with just a dense brush, and you're gonna watch and see how everything kind of disappears. This virus nonsense has gotten me like completely breaking out. My whole chin spotted. I'm gonna have to order more of this before the end of the week because I am getting close to being out. And now I am somewhat ready, more presentable. Before the day. This is bad lighting. Let's find some different lighting. Now you can kind of tell everything is kind of blurred. It's a little bit less red. So I love that stuff. Anyway, now I'm gonna go ahead and get dressed. I need to go see if I have any green in my wardrobe. Also, my neighborhood's doing this really cute thing where we are supposed to put some type of shamrock in our windows and then go out for an evening stroll and count how many shamrocks we find in the windows and like kind of keep track, make it like a scavenger hunt. So I'm gonna try to figure out how I'm gonna do that. I think I might have some green paper. So maybe I'll cut one out on my Cricut. Either that or I'm just gonna find some green crayon because I know I have that somewhere and just draw one and then put it in the window. I think that's really cute. So I'm kind of a way to like social distance but still have fun. Alright guys. So I managed to find this green shirt in my closet. I think I got rid of my little like St. Patrick's Day shirt. But anyway, this is what it's gonna be. Even though I'm not going anywhere, it's still kind of fun to like participate in the holiday. So yeah, I'm just wearing this green shirt. So I just saw, you guys are gonna totally laugh at me. I'm such a big nerd, but I just saw that they have put all of the Sims packs on like 50% off. So I only have like three or four left to buy. I know I'm a total nerd. It's an investment, okay? It's like the only video game that I'll even play. So I have like four more packs to buy and then I have every single pack. Now this is probably a waste of money, but I have all the groceries I need. I'm not going anywhere for the next like two weeks and I get paid next week. So I'm just gonna get the last couple ones that I need since they're 50% off and then I'm completely full of all the Sims packs. I have been playing them when cash naps if I'm like caught up on chores, which you can only clean your house so many times. My house definitely needs to be picked up a little bit, but once I pick up I'm definitely gonna play today. So I think I'm gonna see how cheap they are and just get them since they're on sale. I'm playing a Lego. Are you playing a game? Yeah, that looks like a fun game. Okay, so I'm extremely sad to see that they're only on sale if you use a PC. So the game packs are still 20 bucks. So I think I might get two of them and call it a day. So I'm getting the Sims 4 Dime Out and I think, I think I'm going to get what else do I want? I don't know if I care that much about the spooky stuff pack. That's like all the costumes and stuff. This is what's happening in quarantine, okay? Are you winning? Have purchased all of them. Let me see what you're doing. What are you playing now? Show me. How do you play? She'll play for me. Show me how you play. So show mom play. Play for mommy. Oh, do you want help? Yeah. Okay, ready? Do the other side. That one goes there. Good job. And there. Look at you. All of the Sims game packs are now mine except for vampires and I probably will never get that one. So that's exciting. Okay, that's enough of that. I'm gonna clean my kitchen, make my breakfast, and then we'll go outside and play. Jumping from cliff so high Trust in our wings to fly Sometimes we're crashing down But we get up and start from the ground. I will keep on searching for my eyes But lost my mind. I will keep on holding even if the sky is falling The kitchen So a couple little spots I have left in the house to clean This TV box is just going to be there. It's we're trying to find a place to take it It's just really big. So I need to clean off the kitchen table and then I'll kind of pick up the living room But most of what's in here is like Steph cash is playing with so I don't really feel like I need to completely pick it up and then we're gonna go play in the playroom because this guy is Ready to play.  Hey guys, so I just got done eating lunch and giving cash some lunch and while I was eating the doorbell ring and I got all these Cute swimsuits from cup she you guys if you've been following me for a while You know that I love cup she swimsuits I am partnering with them for today's video, but I am gonna be offering you guys a coupon code for The cup she website to get yourself some cute swimsuits Even though we're all not gonna be really traveling for a while You might want to cute swimsuit to wear in your backyard to play in the sprinklers Who knows but I'm gonna show you guys the ones that I got and then I'm gonna do a try on now I'm being very vulnerable with this try on because I am gonna Let everybody see what they look like on so let's just look at the styles first and then we will try them on Okay, so the first one that I got is this really super cute white and orange Bikini type high-waisted bikini type And I got these in a size large just because I didn't want them to be too tight, but I love their high-waisted Bottoms that they offer super cute and then this top I thought was really sweet because it has this like Gathering slash tied Effect there on the top and I love that look so that's the first one that I got and again I got this in a large and then this next one is this really cute I forget what this style is called, but it's like you guys can see it super gathered And this is a high-waisted bikini so this one's more like high on the hip type But I just loved the combination and one thing that I love about cup she swimsuits Is that if you buy a couple of? Swimsuits you can like trade out the tops and bottoms so like if I wanted to use This top with that bottom that is super cute a lot of them come with like a really fun top and like a basic bottom so that you can mix and match and It looks like this So I love the contrast of the floral and the basic print on the bottom I think that those are really cute and I also have a cute little cut out in the belly area Well, not even a belly, but like the upper belly Abdomen spot so it looks like that and then the back is super cute and again. I got this in a large I have a really long torso So I have to get size large for one pieces Especially because they will just not fit right if I don't so that's the third and then the last style that I got was Another one piece. I thought this one was so cute because it kind of looks like a two piece But it's kind of not But I like the contrast and I love the like tied effect on the top and then it's just a basic One piece so the back looks like this just basic And yeah, I think these are really cute so I'm gonna have all of these styles linked down in the description of this video for you guys and Yeah, I hope you guys enjoyed and don't forget to go to the link there will be You guys will be able to get 10% off if you spend $70 or more I know that's not a huge discount or coupon, but it is all that I could squeeze out of them So I'm thankful they gave me something for you guys and I hope that you can enjoy Getting something cute for the summer slash spring Even though we're all social distancing that doesn't mean that we can't go outside and find, you know lakes and rivers and You know if you have a community pool as long as you're outside and you're distancing from other people As long as you're being safe, then these swimsuits will be super awesome for you All right, so that was everything that I got from cup sheet. I'm super happy with those And if you guys are interested again, the links will be down below. What are you guys doing now? You don't want to play with daddy Do you want me to get all the Legos out?  It's where we just sit on the couch. We watch an episode of his little truck show on Amazon Prime and Then once the episode is over we go in his room We read a book and then he takes a nap and if I lay him down at 2 he should sleep until about 5 Which is amazing. That's three hours for me to chill out get any work done that I need Today, I think I'm just gonna play Sims Because the house is clean the laundry is done or is washing and I am just gonna relax I am gonna be going in to work tomorrow to prep some packets for my kiddos so I'll probably spend some time on the computer just Sending out some Google things for them to those who have access to it But that's not gonna be done till tomorrow. So I'm just gonna use today to relax and And play some so we'll go take nap. Okay? Yes mama Hey guys, so it is now 6 18 p.m. A lot of time has passed since I saw you last but I wanted to show you what cash And I are up to So I have my little workstation set up here at my school computer I really need to go and get my computer charger, but I'm waiting for the okay from my principal Luckily, I can pretty much do anything from my My at-home computer, but I'm just gonna use this for now because I'm gonna try to get some Student Google passwords and things sent to them. Anyway, what I'm doing right now is I'm listening to a live stream from my school districts Board meeting and then I am talking to kiddos on class dojo So I posted a picture of cash and I and I had the kids post pictures from today So this is our picture and I just put on there for them to post a picture of them today And then tell me what they did so I'm just trying to check in with each kiddo And if you are a kiddo who's watching me right now, just know that I miss you guys I'm thinking about you every single minute When I first got the first picture today I kind of got teary-eyed because I really do miss you guys and I'm gonna do everything I can to Send you support and for now. Let's just focus on Checking in to see how we're doing and we'll focus on learning later. So That's what I'm up to and I'm going to start sending home screenshots of passwords for the school emails and Passwords so that they can access all of the tools that we use through like our clever website Everything is kind of linked to their school Google account. So that's really great So I'm gonna sit here and do that Cash is eating dinner. It's actually warm in here. It's like 76 in the house So I'm gonna open up the back door and get some fresh air up in here Before it gets too dark outside We went for a walk to the park and that was fun. We played at the park for a little bit and now We are just cash is eating dinner. I'm not really hungry right now So I'm just sitting here talking to my kids and that's all that's going on as of right now. Are you pooped? So it is currently eight o'clock in the evening and normally I have cash bathed And ready for bed by now but he's playing with Legos and I am Perplexed because his daycare is still open and From everything that I've been seen reading hearing the coronavirus is not affecting little children and So I'm trying to decide Well, you put it in his mouth I'm trying to decide whether or not to send him to preschool and part of me is Thinking yes, you should send him because when he goes to preschool. He has so much fun He gets to play with other kids. He gets to interact in an educational setting And he is very safe there. They're very strict on letting kids in who are sick And so part of me is like maybe I should send him so that he can have a sense of normalcy In this crazy time and the other part of me is like do I send him and then I have to worry about Going into pick him up and then I'm interacting with other people. I'm home So I don't need to send him to daycare or preschool But I'm also paying for it and I'm going to have to continue paying for it whether or not he goes So I'm really perplexed with this question So anyway, I don't know I think I'm gonna send him tomorrow and see how I feel about it he Was sick for a couple of days, so I did keep him home today and yesterday Because he had a wet cough and pretty runny nose, but his symptoms have cleared up So I'm thinking I'm gonna try sending him tomorrow And if I have some like really bad feelings about it once I drop him off, then I'll just go pick him up I mean, it's not the end of the world, but I'm really torn with this decision I guess if the preschool was closed and I couldn't send him then I would be perfectly fine with that and I would create some sort of like schedule to keep him like entertained and like moving through like he normally does but I haven't done that yet so I'm gonna just feel it out tomorrow see how I feel and Go from there, so we'll just give it a good hard try tomorrow, and then I'll Collect my thoughts on the whole topic Yeah, I will Probably in this vlog here if you're not already make sure that you are following me on Instagram as I will be doing more updates there Oh, and I might pick up the camera and vlog tomorrow, but I also need to sit and edit this one So I will probably see you guys soon. That is not a toy All right, bye guys


Welcome back my friends. Today we're going to be talking about one of my favorite topics in the world, and this is all about trends. So in today's video, we're going to talk about nine of the hottest digital marketing trends to watch out for in 2021. And I'll be talking about these so you can get ahead of the curve. If you are a marketer or a salesperson or you saw anything online, give me a like. And you're going to enjoy this video because you're going to learn exactly where you should be putting your focus in 2021 in the digital marketing space. So let's jump right into it. Let's not waste any time. So number one is audio content. Over 100 million people listen to podcasts every month, but that's not the only platform there is for audio content. So there is Clubhouse, the new app that came out, I think earlier in 2020 where it's audio only and you can join these rooms with big time entrepreneurs who are sharing value and listen in on the lessons they're sharing in these Clubhouse rooms. Twitter is coming out with their own competitor to Clubhouse called Twitter Spaces and Facebook is coming out with their own competitor as well. So the audio content industry is huge and the reason people love it so much is because you can listen to audio content with whatever you're doing. So if you're driving, if you are doing chores around the house, you're doing something with your kids, or if you're just busy doing some other work on your computer, you can listen to audio content while you're doing all those things and you don't have to be in front of a screen to do that. So audio content, if you create audio content or you are looking to get into the industry, huge trend for 2021 and it's only going to be going up. Number two on this list is live streams. In 2020, the live stream industry grew by 99%. And everyone knows video is the future. It's been on the rise for a while now. But in 2020, the live stream industry specifically grew by leaps and bounds and it's because more people were at home in front of their computer than ever before. I don't have to share why. We all know why after the year that we just had but more people are using platforms like Zoom to do virtual meetings. They're doing live streams on social media platforms like Twitch, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok even. I don't know if TikTok has a live stream feature but I know that more people are going to video than ever before. So the live stream industry is massive and it's going to be growing and it's going to be used in creative ways in 2021. So just imagine right now we have late night commercials where people are selling physical products to grandmas. But soon we're going to have people on platforms like Twitch who are using the platform to sell their own merchandise, their own gear, their own branded products. And we're going to see more and more creators and influencers and marketers start to do this. We're already starting to see that first wave come through where they're selling things on live streams. So that's number two. So number three on this list is short form content. And this could be in the form of text, audio or video. And the recent short form content is going to be a big trend this year is because attention is fleeting. We have very short attention spans and short form content takes advantage of that and it grabs your consumer or your reader quickly. So this could be again in any form, video, audio or text base. If we're talking about text, you want to think of platforms like Twitter or LinkedIn. They have character limits on those platforms and I just started getting into Twitter and their reach and engagement on that platform is crazy. It's insane. Very underrated platform, even though it's a pretty old platform. If we're talking about audio content, I just talked about Clubhouse and I just talked about podcast. So you can create short form clubhouse recordings or short form clubhouse rooms or podcast episodes. If we're talking about video, you can think of platforms like TikTok or Instagram stories. Those are forms of short form content. And if you can get good at creating short form content and grabbing people's attention quickly, that is a very useful powerful skill to have and you're capitalizing on a trend that we're going to see in 2021 and even going into 2022. Now, number four on this list is email newsletters and you guys know how much I love email. You know how much I love writing and publishing online. In my opinion, it is the highest leverage skill and habit that you can develop this year and beyond is writing and publishing online. But why am I bringing up email newsletters as a trend? It's been around for a while. Well, recently a company called Substack popularized the paid email newsletter model. And so basically what Substack is, you can be a creator, someone who creates content or has an email list.  So it was popularized by Substack recently and now companies like Twitter, I think they just released their own newsletter platform and Facebook. They're creating their own newsletter platforms that are native within their platform. So Twitter, they just bought this company called Review, I think it's called. And now you can create newsletters directly in the Twitter platform. You don't have to take somebody off to a separate site. You can go to Twitter, you can create a newsletter within that platform. And whenever someone reads your tweets, they can sign up for your newsletter directly there. So I think email newsletters are going to be a huge trend this year. It's coming back. Email is not dead. It's still king. And I think it's going to be a massive trend for people who take advantage of this. Number five is personal branding. So people connect with other people. And if you're a founder or your business owner or you just you want to create content, the best way to do that is creating your own personal brand and creating content consistently under that personal brand. So examples of people who have done this, you don't have to be an influencer to do this. So Russell Brunson, who runs a software company called ClickFunnels, you guys probably know this. He was a personal brand. He used his personal brand to grow ClickFunnels, right? So he created his own books. He wrote his own books and he used those books to grow ClickFunnels to, I think they do over $120 million per year now. So instead of just selling software and hiding behind the company, he used his personal brand to grow ClickFunnels to $100 million plus company whose value now at over a billion dollars. The company ClickFunnels is valued at over a billion dollars now. A lot of it is thanks to Russell Brunson and his personal brand. So people connect with other people and it doesn't matter what type of business that you run, right? A software company, a coaching company, a services company, or if you're just a content creator, right? A personal brand is a great way to grow your company and grow your customer base. So number six is user-generated content. Now what is user-generated content? It's exactly what it sounds like. It's content that's generated from your customers or your users, your customers, or your clients. So this could be in the form of case studies, testimonials, results, stories, feedback, anything that comes from your customer base. You can take that and turn that into a piece of content, whether you're writing up something about it, whether you're creating a compilation video of all your different customers who are shooting videos of the results using your product or your service, or even if you run an agency or you're doing services, you can go to companies who are sitting on all this user-generated content and not using it and offer to help them leverage it in their content marketing strategy to get even more customers by creating content around this user-generated content. So this is going to be a massive trend this year, both for companies and individuals who can help these companies leverage that content even more. There's more people on social media than ever before who are taking pictures and sharing their results and sharing their stories. And if you can help companies use this in their overall marketing strategy or use it for your own company, this is going to be a huge trend. It's going to be a huge way to increase your customer base and your brand equity using this user-generated content. Now number seven on this list is something you probably haven't heard of before and that is building in public. What is building in public? Well, it's exactly what it sounds like you are building your company or you're showing your journey and you're doing it in public. And this is a huge trend on Twitter, especially in the software founders space. A lot of these companies, new software founders, they're starting their company from $0 and they're showing their journey as they're growing it to 10K per month to 20K per month to 30K per month. They're showing how they're getting customers and how they're improving their product and what they're doing on a day-to-day basis to grow their team and all the things that they're doing, they're documenting it and they're building their company in public. So I love this trend. I don't know why it's on other platforms yet. I've only seen it on Twitter so far but I think we're going to see more and more of this spread to other platforms because it's transparency. People love to see how you are building behind the scenes and how you're growing and documenting your journey. People love to see that. So a few reasons why this is so powerful. It builds trust. It builds social proof. It builds your audience and people who are cheering you on and want to see you do well with your company if you have something of value to provide and they are seeing you build this and grow publicly and it has all that built in trust, social proof and you get that audience as well and of course you're going to get customers out of this too. As they're watching you, people are going to be interested in your product as well as you're documenting things and they're going to start signing up for customers of your product if you have a good product of course. So building in public, huge trend this year. I've only seen it on Twitter but I think it's going to spread to other platforms like Facebook and Instagram and TikTok of other people who are building in public and documenting their journey. Number eight is community building and I strongly believe that the companies who build communities not just sell products and services, they build communities around their company. These are the companies that will win in the long run. So we just talked about ClickFunnels and Russell Brunson, a big reason why he was able to build his company to a hundred million plus is because he built a loyal community around sales funnels and online marketing, right? The ClickFunnels community and the Facebook group, they have over 260,000 members in that group at the time of this recording. So other people, influencers on YouTube, right? Vanessa Lau, she has a community as well in her Facebook group. I can't remember what it's called but she has a Facebook group around her mission which is helping people turn their followers on social media into clients in a coaching business. So the people who can build communities around their company and not just sell products and services, these are the people who are going to create loyal fans because people love being parts of communities who have a common mission, a common goal, a common purpose. And number nine on this list, the final trend in this top nine digital marketing trends for 2021 list is cohort based courses. Now what is a cohort based course? You can think of it like a college course but it's not a college course. It's in the form of an online course. Now what a cohort based course is, it has a specific start date, a specific end date and everyone in this cohort together is working towards a specific result, a specific end goal together. So it's different than online course because with a regular online course you can join at any time and you can go at your own pace, right? It's just whatever, however fast you go through the modules. With a cohort based course, the reason I like it is it has a built in deadline and everybody is working to that deadline, working through the modules, through the course material together on the same timeline together towards that goal all as a group. And the pros about that, the upside with a cohort based course is it forces people to take action and it motivates people to take action because you're seeing all these other people, these other students in the cohort based course who are taking action, who are moving along, who are crushing through the material and who are getting results and it makes you want to do the same thing, right? Because you're going at the same pace together as a group and you're staying accountable. So I'm a part of a couple of cohort based courses right now. I'm getting incredible results. I'm loving the experience. There's people like David Perrell, who has write of passage. It's a writing program teaching you how to write online. There's people like Tiago Forte, who has building a second brain and the founder of Udemy, which is a multi-billion dollar company in the online education space. He is building another company all around cohort based courses and a platform for helping you create and sell those. So I think this is going to be the biggest trend on this list this year. It's going to have a huge blow up if I were to predict it sometime around the middle of the year. But cohort based courses, I think they're going to be a lot better than regular online courses. I think it's going to revolutionize the industry because it's going to help people get better results, right? And that's the main thing with courses is not a lot of people go through the courses right now. So the cohort based course will help people go through the course, implement and get a result with it. And of course, that is what matters, right? It was when people get results with the course. So I'm creating my own cohort based course sometime in the next month. And I think this is going to be a huge industry on its own in the next year, two years, three years down the road. If you guys enjoyed this, you got value out of this, give me a like and do me a favor down below in the comments. Let me know out of these nine trends, which one you are going to be diving into and focusing on this year. Let me know in the comments below. I'd love to hear from you in the next video and next week's video. I'll be talking more about side hustles and seven lucrative side hustles that you can do and start in 2021. So stick around for that. I will see you in the next video.


I'm Jenny Marshall and the student services coordinator for Meagma Gnambannoy and the program that we're working on in collaboration with our communities is yoga and school and mindfulness which we've which we've called Jenny Dasink. We're unique in the situation in Nova Scotia that yoga 11 for example is an accredited course in high school and so we've we've worked for the past five years to train multiple cohorts of teachers that can deliver the curriculum and some of them are presently teaching yoga 11 and some of them are teaching other grades so really we have yoga teachers yoga teachers certified rather in I think our youngest yoga teacher or youngest grade rather that they're delivering programs is grade three so grade three to grade 12 really but having said that we'll be working probably this fall to train another cohort of you know K to K to three teachers and that sort of thing it's it really is dependent on on funding and our board of directors and what pilot projects are able to approve and phases and that sort of thing so we we have we have trained teachers that are delivering yoga 11 curriculum and then we have other teachers that are delivering yoga within their context so learning centers regular classrooms that sort of thing the mindfulness curriculum that we're creating is primarily for at this point it's primarily for grades seven and eight and it's still in development phase we've partnered with the department of Nova Scotia education and really it's it'll probably grow again like much like yoga did or is and I can't really say specifically what age it's for because even though it's contingent on grade seven and eight outcomes or indicators in the curriculum in the province it it has the capacity to be used in other grades as well what we're seeing in our community of schools is we're seeing a lot more and more of our children dysregulated in a lot of ways whether they have experienced effects of trauma whether they're just detached culturally and linguistically we're just seeing a lot of dysregulation manifest itself in behavior and what I'd like to hope that the program is is doing and what we've seen with yoga in schools in our schools in our mk family of schools is we're helping kids to find the calm within the storm so being a young person in 2019 is a heck of a lot harder than it was when I was their age it'll be even harder in the generations to come in terms of navigating what it is to be an indigenous person in in this country and how to retain who you are and where you come from without all the extraneous distractions you know it's tough so really that's the aim of the program is to help them find that calm within their storm one breath one posture one lesson at a time retention of teachers you know we we invest we have invested a pretty significant amount of resources collectively in training teachers each cohort or each teacher that has taken yoga teacher training in in Nova Scotia it's 200 hours of training and it doesn't come at a cheap at a cheap price tag unfortunately what's happened is it's challenging to retain all of those trained teachers to keep teaching in our family of schools when we're competing in some cases with provincial pay scales that may not be reflective of you know or may not be as equitable as First Nations pay scales I think no matter what program you're creating you always have to have the idea in education that you are just the conduit to plant a seed that the work of one program is not the work of one singular person the work of keep teaching kids regulation and and balance and pride doesn't just come from one foot one person it comes from it comes from taking that seed and putting it in an environment that it'll grow and nurture be nurtured and that it's grown and nurtured by teachers that believe in yogic philosophy that believe in the strength that comes from being indigenous that harnesses the wisdom and the guidance from our elders and our environment in our land and believes in the in the in the process of what that seed can become so you know oftentimes programs are created and they're created in the context that we're comparing our model with something else somebody else has done so to really own the process and make it a truly magma process of developing our own curriculum of of looking at what the provincial guidelines are in terms of curriculum and outcomes and indicators and then what that actually means in a classroom and in our context it's a bit different we haven't we haven't relied on other models we've uniquely created our own and our own framework and our own mindset on it because you know people here on the east coast have been extremely resilient and to be able to put that resiliency skill set in in lessons in content in in the multiple forms that it'll take has been a unique unique process and it's it's not the process or the way that I had envisioned it happening but it's it's become uniquely magma and something that I'm very proud of I've had a lot of advisors that have said you know put your name on this and you created this and you're the conduit for making this happen and all that I'm just the vessel I'm just the vessel that holds it or helps facilitate it where the lessons have come from I never could have predicted I never could have predicted that a story that I heard when I was seven years old the very first time on reserve would ever would ever guide a visual framework and a diagram to to teach children that them being magma is amazing you know I was just nourished by an elder at seven and at a very pivotal time in my life where family and home was tough and I never never would have thought where it would grow into or that it would become a model and you know you hear so many stories of elders saying that it's always been there it's it's always been right in front of you everything you need is right in front of you and it literally was so to take those gifts and to utilize them in a way that teaches children to to meditate to find that calm within the storm of their lives of being indigenous of you know trying to reclaim their what was taken to re-identify with their language all of those things are are critical so you know I guess the best thing I can say is that one never knows what grows out of untended seeds and you know here on the east coast our people and our communities and our elders it's it's been all there right in front of us but it's up to us to take the time and and develop it and share the story and share the process so much of curriculum is not about literacy and numeracy it's what is beyond the curriculum or the scope of curriculum and how one connects to something within themselves that makes them a better person to give back to the next generation and that's a uniquely indigenous perspective you know in in western knowledge here's your indicators here's how you measure success here's your performance here's this to me how i measure the success of jenny dosink and yoga in schools is when i have former students that were in yoga 11 or have been part of helping develop this process and they're not hanging on a rope i speak to a lot of a lot of teachers in the public school system and i don't think nearly as many of them have lost as many students as i have and you know curriculum is important but if that young person doesn't find their spirit and find their voice what are they going to do in life it's about teaching them that they are part of their nation they are valued they are needed and they have a purpose whether or not that means they have a job in some cases where they might not have felt that they were qualified to to go out and seek that job whether it means they go into an area of employment or education that they themselves wouldn't have seen themselves go into prior and i don't necessarily know if it would all be all be the result of yoga and mindfulness but what i've heard from students that are going through the the rigorous stress of you know academic curriculum that have the time to or make the time rather to take yoga 11 as an example they've they've developed a level of resiliency that they see the challenges in front of them they know the obstacles that they face as an indigenous person as a magma person and they persevere and they push through it you know so my hope and my measurement of success is that i won't have another fall that i'm going to as many wakes and funerals as i did this fall and when we see those patterns and when we see that that unhealthiness manifests in our people what do we do collectively to rally to support to ensure a brighter future for them so there's lots of indicators but really you know healthy active living and the end movement and yoga mindfulness meditation all of those things are connected in wellness and you know rekindling and reconnecting to spirit and their environment um to me is a measure of success when our youth know how to go out in community and speak to an elder that's a measure of success when they know the protocol in an environment that a ceremony is taking place that's a level of success that to me can't necessarily be measured by mainstream curriculum but it really speaks volumes for the individual the type of individuals that they're going to become in their lives find uh find the funding that's going to allow the continued collective voice to come forward i never could have done this without other teachers that were like-minded and said you know what we're not doing we're not doing enough of the right things to give kids value in the classroom or make them feel valued or let them know that it's okay that they're not feeling uh in balance with everything um you know so for for lack of uh you know i hate corny puns but really it's about finding your tribe and what i mean by that is it's about taking an idea and finding other people that are similar in their thinking but maybe make it happen in their classrooms or in their context a little bit differently and pooling those people together so that when you do develop your lessons and the process and you're defining what that process looks like for your nation um it's uniquely reflective of collective voices so it's reflective of voices of youth of teachers of administrators of elders and even leaders if you can find leaders that are yogis themselves um i never thought that i would be in a room where i would get some of our traditional leaders to to be doing yoga poses to be taking a mindful break to be sharing what they internalize mindfulness is and it's uh it's been an interesting process like and know that the process is going to take a lot of time i ambitiously thought that we would have polished lessons and you know a curriculum guide and all of this stuff um and it's nowhere near where i hoped it would be um but the process has been uniquely reflective of of us as magma people it's messy it's dirty work you know there's there's a saying in yoga that we have issues in our tissues well as an indigenous person you have hundreds of years of issues in your tissues so be prepared for the mess that comes out be prepared for hitting students nerves and build a network of of yoga teachers as an example or mindfulness teachers as an example so that you have that network of support when when tough things have come up with students um because it uh it can get messy and uh it is emotional and um you know you never know sometimes where you're going to trigger students um and when you do trigger students man you feel like crap um but then it allows them to grow and it allows you to learn and it allows you to support and and all of that so it's a completely different take on curriculum but it is really building that capacity of sharing and caring and and kids knowing that they're validated and and where they're coming from and where they're at in their lives and it it's frustrating for them too because they're all zendote and yoga and meditation and then they go back to the classroom right so teaching them that that resiliency piece as well of how to go back and forth um and it is so symbolic because you know even as an indigenous person you are constantly bombarded by um non mainstream like mainstream culture and society and and how do you relate and how do you retain your identity in that context i'm hoping that uh within the next year or so um there will be uh the polished you know guide if you will uh for you know and again it's it's a model that works in Nova Scotia um so it's a model that will be linked to uh grade seven and eight curriculum um in a provincial system um but it'll also be a curriculum that will be connected with uh uniquely magma concepts and and ways of knowing and it'll also be something that is grounded in uh evidence-based practices with other links to other researchers work um you know so we're we're helping to validate the work of kelly moeller and interoception and we're helping to validate um you know the fact that teach principles and and structured environment and all of those things can work in in a context like that um you know so i'm hoping that you know mainstream society will will learn from us as well as as we've learned from them what we've had to take evidence-based practices and and make them make them our own and what does that look like and you know so that that defines a whole another level of uh layers of research that you know need to be done and documented indigenous education to me is uh you know it's um it's uh it's about honoring first voice you know it's it's about looking in your environment and uh seeing who your first teachers are who are your first teachers what did they teach you you where did they teach you how did they teach you um when you failed when you fell flat on your face they might have pointed at you and laughed but how did they help you get back up again and as they were helping you get up what were the supports that they put in place so that the next time you tried again you were successful um you know so many so much of our history has been about what's taken from us but not enough of our history is about what still remains and we still remain and there's a reason why we're here and there's a reason why we've adapted and we've evolved and we've become stronger and it's about time that we celebrate that that we share good practices and what best practices look like for us in our context on the east coast in the middle of the country west coast wherever our context is what does best practice look like for you and it's about seeing the smiles and the love from the children that are in front of us every day i never would have thought of this i never would have thought of bringing yoga in schools if i didn't have the experience of being an educator in community and supporting our our learners in community and seeing them struggle and watching me improve my practice as an educator and watching myself fail and getting back up again and learning again and trying again you know so it's it's that constant recycling or process if you will of you know try something uh you know take a step back improve it all of that it's that give and take you know and and not being afraid to uh to put yourself out there as an educator to be that goofy teacher that is completely saying where it's wrong in migma because you grew up off reserve um and uh and constantly showing that you know learning is a lifelong process and embracing that you know what i know at 42 what i will know at 93 and i can say 93 because i have grandmothers that are 90 um and they're still learning and you know to to teach our kids that you know what we learn from k to 12 is one thing but what we learn in the span of our lifetime is immense and it's rich and it's beautiful and if it's embedded in our culture in our language uh with the voice of first teachers it's remarkably impressive and they become remarkable human beings i would love to see a funding model that is not just about equity but uh or parity in the country i would love to see a funding model that recognizes canada's history of colonization and what it has done to hundreds of years of our people and instead of it just being about equity or parity that it really becomes about enhancement because the only way that this world is truly going to be a better place uh is if all peoples listen to indigenous peoples as this environment um is ours and we are the keepers of it and we know what works best for it and all along throughout this history of colonization we have known what works best for our kids and works best for our peoples to really have the opportunity to not only give them equal platforming of you know lunches and schools and you know better roads and buses and all of those things that make education happen but really about giving them a better road a better path so that they can come back and help transform everything you know i hope to see better funding in my lifetime i look at the complexities of what our communities face in terms of trying to meet learning needs and it's hard there's not nearly enough funding


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discussed the following question which says, in the given figure a b is parallel to c b and e f is parallel to g h, find the values of x, y, z and t. Let's move on to the solution now. Here we are given that a b is parallel to c b and e f is parallel to g h and we need to find the values of x, y, z and t. First consider e f is parallel to g h. So when you see that e f is parallel to g h, so x degrees would be equal to y degrees since they are the alternate interior angles now and q r are intersecting. So we have x degrees is equal to 60 degrees since they are the vertically opposite angles and so they are equal. So we have got the measure of x as 60 degrees. Now since x degrees is equal to y degrees so we have y is equal to 60 degrees till q p r and angle a p r form a linear pair that the sum of both these angles is equal to 180 degrees. Now we know the measure of the angle a p r which is 110 so we have angle q p r plus 110 degrees is equal to 180 degrees so this gives us angle q p r is equal to 70 degrees. Now we have e f is parallel to g h so this would mean that z degrees is equal to angle q p r since they are the corresponding angles and so they are equal now angle q p r is of measure 70 degrees so we get z degrees is equal to 70 degrees that is we now have z is equal to 70 degrees. We know that a b is parallel to c d that is we have z degree would be equal to t degrees since they are the alternate interior angles now z is equal to 70 degrees so we get t degrees is equal to 70 degrees that is we now have t is equal to 70 degrees. So we have got the values for x y z and t x is equal to 60 degrees y is equal to 60 degrees then is equal to 70 degrees and t is equal to 70 degrees. This completes the session hope you have understood the solution for this question.


Thanks, Rungie, with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System. And I'm Ken Kelly with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System. We get the question a lot, what's the best cattle to have? Well, the answer is pretty simple. It's the ones that make the most money. Now, answering that question is a little more difficult. It depends sort of from year to year on which cattle will make the most money. But if we look at developing a market plan and developing replacement heifers, we can develop something that will help add value to our feeder calves. Typically, steers bring more than heifers. And that's one reason the herd builder sale was developed. Over the last three years in Alabama livestock auctions, the 500 to 600 pound steers brought $18 a hundred weight more than heifers. Six to seven brought $16 more. And 7 to 800 pound steers brought $10 more a hundred weight. So what can we do to increase the value of our heifers? Well, one of the things we can do is look at the traits that are desirable in the markets. Mississippi State studied down a few years ago, looked at 22,000 feeder calves over a period of a year. And they came up, they looked at over 40 characteristics that added value or decreased value. A couple of the ones we'd like to look at and talk about today as you look at your cattle herd and what you want to develop is muscle score and body condition score. Muscle scores range from one to four with one being heavily muscled and four being light muscled. The market gives a premium for the heavier muscled calves that are coming through. Body condition scores run from one to nine with one being very thin and nine being obese. What you want to shoot for is in the middle. There's four, five, six, and seven body scores bring the most money. But that doesn't always mean it's the most profitable. We'd like to shoot for that body condition store of four to five. The other thing that needs to be done is a uniform set of calves. And how do you do that? Well, you have a defined breeding season to shorter the better and try to have no genetics in developing your feeder calves. There are several different ways to market replacement heifers. You can certainly market off the farm, but a lot of people choose to market through and organize replacement heifer sale. The herd builder sale is a sale that's been around for several years. Mr. Kevin Tucker does a really good job running that sale. We've got some really good considers in that sale. So we decided to look at that sale to see if we could pick up on any keys for maybe being a little more profitable with our replacement heifer. So we took all the data from the last 10 to 12 years, put it in a spreadsheet. Dr. Brittany Goodrich did some research, did some regressions for us to kind of see what made money and what didn't make money at the herd builder sale in particular. And we looked at several different things and we'll talk about a couple of those that might relate to you as far as your heifers go. One thing we looked at was breed effects. People always wondered, does one breed bring more than other breeds? And for our sale, absolutely they did. And bear in mind, when we talk about this, we're talking about herd builder numbers. It's going to be different for you in your area of the world and the people that you're trying to market to. But we saw Brahman-Herford crosses bring more than any other breed that we had in the sale. And again, this is herd builder specific, but specific breeds are going to be more desirable to a particular buyer. So you have to kind of know yours. With the herd builder, we saw the Brahman-Herford being the most profitable. Matter of fact, they were worth about $300 more per pen of four heifers than any other breeds we had. We also looked at registration effects. Sometimes folks say, well, should I register my heifers or should I not register my heifers? And herd builder, we're marketing two commercial cattlemen for the most part. So we looked to see if there was some registration effects with it. Absolutely there was. We saw about $350 more per pen than we saw with non-restored cattle. And it's a much smaller group we looked at with that. So those numbers are not quite as concrete as other numbers, but we absolutely saw an effect from that. We looked at AI versus conventional breeding. Did they want to pay more for AI versus conventional breeding? And absolutely they did. We saw $125 more per pen for AI exposed. Now, when we had heifers that were AI guaranteed, they brought even more. But AI exposed meant they had been AI, but then they were also covered by bull. So possibility of them being AI, but possibility of bull. Also, we looked at color. Does color make a difference? Absolutely it does. Now, again, depending on your market, who you're selling to, what your buyers are doing, that the color is going to be different for each group, obviously. For ours, as you would guess, when I told you the Brom and Herford brought the most money, the color that brought the most money was our tiger stripes, our Brindle cattle. Again, that's for our sale. That's not in particular. But I think you'll find that any particular group of buyers is going to have a certain type of animal, color of animal they're looking for. A couple of other things we looked at. We looked at sale order. If you're in a sale, because we always have people that are interested in sale order and nobody ever seems to like their sale order and everybody thinks that if you're in a particular point in the sale, it brings you more money. What we found was the sale order had no effect. The higher reputation cattle, what we would probably say were the better cattle, brought the better money. No matter where they were at in the sale. So sale order had no effect on it whatsoever. So then we removed everything else and kind of tried to look at the reputation of the cattle producer themselves. When we took all the other variables out and all the other regressions out and nothing was left but differences based on reputation, we saw there was an absolute value for reputation or you building your reputation of good, solid cattle. So what we saw was over the years, over the past 10 years, we had one consignor that consistently brought more money for the same type cattle, the same color cattle, all this as compared to the other consignors, brought about $500 more per pen and that can only be attributed to reputation. So does your reputation make a difference? Absolutely. Even beyond the color and all that, reputation meant more for our consignors than any other variable we looked at as far as the herd builders sell went. There are no guarantees in making money in the cattle business. But if we look around, there are opportunities for us to add value to all our cattle. Now it will require a commitment, a high level of management and you will have to work at knowing your market and knowing the genetics. So if you're willing to do this, there is an opportunity for you to be in the replacement heifer business.


All right, so I found nine entry-level remote jobs that do not require college degree or any previous work experience. And the best thing is some of these, you can actually make it to six figures. Now the first one on this list is gonna be a career you probably don't hear about all that often and that's going to be a game writer or game journalist. In this position, you're responsible for crafting, captivating narratives, reviewing games, conducting interviews and overall just keeping gamers informed and entertained. Why did you make a game that was even harder to control? And being a game writer or journalist is kind of like being a drunken bard of the gaming realm, enchanting players with your words and leading them on epic quests through the power of storytelling.  And this one popped on my radar when I saw a CNBC make it article about a rash who's a 19 year old making $10,000 a month doing this. And he makes most of his money by writing backstories for video game characters. So he started off by creating an account on Fiverr and becoming a freelancer and within two months he was making around $9,000 a month. Now according to Glassdoor, if he did this as a job you'd expect to make about $53,000 a year. So some of the skills you need for this one are obviously writing skills and a passion for gaming and the ability to meet deadlines. A great way to start is by making gigs on Fiverr or doing other types of freelancing work. Then you can build your portfolio and try to get a full time job. So some of the pros of this one are you can get paid to play and write about your favorite games. You have an opportunity to connect with fellow gamers and industry professionals and you get paid to constantly stay up to date on the latest video game news which you'd probably be doing anyways. Some of the cons of this one are competition can be somewhat fierce, deadlines can be tight and balancing personal gaming with work responsibilities can be somewhat challenging. But overall I'm gonna give this one an opportunity score of eight out of 10. Quick video break. I wanted to talk about the three day remote job challenge. So I'm really excited about this. I'm gonna be doing it the 28th, 29th and 30th of July. And basically I'm gonna be teaching you how to get a remote or a work from home job in three days. That's gonna be the challenge. You're gonna be learning directly from me. It's gonna be a Zoom session. And at the end of each day I'm gonna have an assignment for you to do the next day. So if that's something that interests you go ahead and check it out. I'll put it down in the description as well as the pinned comment below. Hope to see you there. The next one on the list is gonna be great for you if you're a fan of organization and that is going to be a professional scheduler. Yes, you can actually schedule for people professionally. And this is where you're basically like a maestro behind the scenes that's orchestrating schedules, events and appointments with precision and finesse. And being a scheduler is an excellent entry point into the world of remote work. And a fun fact about this one is professional schedulers have actually been around since the 1800s. And this is because railway systems had tight deadlines and required precise scheduling. Now there's a lot of different types of schedulers. For instance, you could work for an executive and schedule their meetings. But in many cases, you are going to be a scheduler for somebody who is going to be closing sales. So you're basically gonna be setting up appointments and making sure that people are qualified and it's a good product that's gonna help them before they actually go to the person that's gonna close them on the sale. And according to Glassdoor, schedulers make about $42,000 a year. And in many cases, there's going to be opportunities for commission so you can make even more than that. So some of the skills you would need in this position are going to be organizational skills, attention to detail, excellent time management abilities, effective communication skills and the ability to adapt to changing priorities. So to embark on your journey as a scheduler and get started with this, you're gonna need a stable internet connection as well as a laptop. And there are many companies that are hiring for this position. So some of the pros of this one are you get to work on time management organizational skills. You have lots of different opportunities in various industries. And this is a position that will lead to a lot of potential for career growth down the line. Some of the cons of this one are you do have to have meticulous attention to detail. You may have to deal with scheduling conflicts and last minute changes. And there is limited in-person interaction. But overall, I'm gonna give this one an opportunity score of 8.5 out of 10. Now, if you're a fan of sports, the next one on the list might be great for you. And that is a sports content creator. And you could do this for basketball, football. You can even be a live sports content creator where you basically live stream while games are happening. And you can finally start getting paid to watch sports. And you can finally replace that TV that you broke when you threw your remote at it after your favorite team lost the championship. And only $200 plus your screen TV you just killed. And there are actually a lot of open jobs available for this. And of course, you can start your own thing as well. For instance, Austin Mills started his sports content creation journey when he started posting videos of him draining half court shots. And he uploaded them to YouTube and Instagram and they ended up going viral on Instagram. So the pay is gonna vary quite a bit here, but Sella has a live sports content creation position that pays about $22 to $36 per hour. It also has benefits such as 401K, et cetera. And sports content writers make about $48,000 a year. And of course, if you start your own thing, you can make much, much more than that. So some of the main skills you need for this are of course, excellent communication skills, the ability to engage an audience, The man, the man. The knack for staying up to date on the latest sports trends and the ability to be a little bit controversial and give some hard takes without going too far. Thanks, Stephen A. Smith. Some of the pros of this one are the opportunity to turn your passion into a career, the creative freedom to express your own opinions on sports topics and the potential for career growth within the sports industry. Some of the cons here are it can be a competitive field. It does require you to stay up to date on sports trends. An initial audience building can be challenging. But overall, I'm gonna give this one an opportunity score of 7.5 out of 10. For the next one, we're gonna be jumping into the medical industry and there is a ton of remote jobs available in this industry. And the one we're gonna be talking about today is a medical records retrieval specialist. And your job is gonna be to collect and organize patient files, ensure accuracy and confidentiality because that's extremely important in the medical field and support the healthcare industry like doctors and nurses, et cetera, with vital information. And this is kind of like being a medical librarian. You wanna make sure that medical records are very easily retrievable, but at the same time, you have to make 100% sure that they are safe and secure. If an item does not appear in our records, it does not exist. Now, according to Glassdoor, medical record specialists make about $37,000 a year. Some of the skills you need for this are a strong attention to detail, organizational skills, familiarity with medical terminology and proficiency in computer systems. And to get started with this, you basically just need a computer and internet access. Now, depending on the state you live in, there may be some training requirements and typically the job itself will train you. So some of the pros of this one are it's an opportunity to contribute to the healthcare system remotely. It's a chance to gain knowledge about medical procedures as well as terminology and you get to develop your organization and data management skills. Some of the cons of this one are it is relatively low pay. Remote work can require self motivation and discipline and there is limited direct patient interaction compared to other healthcare related jobs. But overall, this is a great way to get your foot in the door in the medical field. It's not necessarily something you'd want to do for the rest of your life, but it's a great entry level job that you can start working remotely very quickly. And so for that reason, I'm gonna give this one a nine out of 10 opportunity score. Another one in the healthcare field is going to be an enrollment eligibility specialist. And this is basically where you get paid to navigate the insanely complicated healthcare system in the United States of America. So this is a great chance to get experience in the healthcare and insurance industry at the same time. And this position has become increasingly important since the implementation of the Affordable Care Act in 2010. And there's a lot of job openings available for this one. And it also has really good reviews online. And according to Glassdoor in this position, you make about $42,000 a year. Now, some of the skills you need for this are strong attention to detail, analytical skills and proficiency with computer systems. And this is another one where in order to get started, you just need a computer and an internet connection. And depending on the state that you're in, there may be some training requirements and usually the company you work for will train you. So some of the pros of this one are you get an opportunity to gain valuable insight and skill into the medical and insurance industry. You get to help individuals receive the benefits that they deserve. And it can be a really good stepping stone to other better jobs. Some of the cons is it does require meticulous attention to detail and the ability to navigate the insanely complicated healthcare system. And most of the time, patient interaction is going to be over the phone. So overall, because of how easy it is to get into it, I'm going to give this one an opportunity score of nine out of 10. Now, the next one on the list might be great for you if you love traveling and that's going to be a travel consultant or a travel agent. And in this position, you get to help people to plan trips, fix their itineraries and ensure that travelers have a smooth and unforgettable experience. Can't believe I've looked at that. And I found this story of a travel agent who was making $78,000 per month, not 78,000 per year, 78,000 per month from commissions. So yeah, you can make really good money in this role. Now, typically, according to Glassdoor, travel consultants who work in jobs make about $57,000 a year. Now, some of the skills you need here are excellent customer service skills, attention to detail, cultural knowledge and the ability to multitask. And this is another one where all you need to get started is a phone, a computer and an internet connection. And some formal training and certification can be helpful, but you don't need to do it. So some of the pros of this one are you have an opportunity to turn your passion for traveling into a rewarding career. You also get access to exclusive deals and discounts in case you wanna travel yourself and you constantly get to learn about new destinations and cultures. Some of the cons are it can involve long working hours, especially during peak travel season. You do have to deal with unexpected travel changes such as, you know, what happened in the world a few years ago. And you do need to stay up to date with industry trends as well as travel regulations. But overall, this one is really solid. I'm gonna give it a nine out of 10 opportunity score as well. Now the next one on the list might be for you if you have a passion for music and that is a music provider.  And basically what you're gonna be doing is either creating, mixing or curating music for different projects. So one example of something you might do is create a playlist for a wedding. You might be mixing and mastering songs that have already been created or you might be writing the lyrics to a song that somebody is trying to create. And a really good website to get started with this kind of thing is air gigs.com. Just about anything music related is posted on here and there's lots of people looking for this type of talent. And I saw this story of this guy who actually created 19,000 different jobs and he works from home and he makes really good money. But if you got a job with this position, you'd still make about $39,000 a year. So some of the skills you need to excel in this would be of course a good ear for different music genres, strong organizational skills, a talent for music and creating playlists and a passion for discovering new and exciting artists. A great way to get started with this is on a website like air gigs.com or you could also try fiverr.com. Then you could build up your portfolio and possibly get hired in a full-time job. Some of the pros of this one are you get paid to do your passion for music. You also get to constantly discover new artists and genres and it's an opportunity to get experience in the music industry. Some of the cons of this one are musical taste is extremely subjective. There can be a lot of competition and you need to keep up with evolving music trends and industry developments. But overall, I'm gonna give this one an opportunity score of seven out of 10. So the next one on the list may not be the most glamorous job in the world, but it is relatively high-paying and it's pretty easy to get into and that is becoming a debt collector. So where's our money?  And a fun fact about this one is debt collection has actually been around since 3000 BC. So this is a career that's been around for over 5,000 years. And contrary to popular belief you don't have to be a tyrant to be a debt collector. In fact, there was a really good post on Reddit that reads, I worked in collections and helped countless people get out of collections while improving their credit. Ask me anything. So in many cases, you're actually gonna be working with people and helping them through their problems. And debt collectors do make about $47,000 a year. So some of the skills and characteristics you need here are of course, communication skills, empathy to understand debtor's situations, assertiveness and negotiation skills and the resilience to handle challenging interactions. So in order to get started with this one you basically just need a computer, a headset with a microphone, an internet connection and basic office software. Depending on the state you live in there may be some training requirements but typically the company themselves will take care of that. So some of the pros here are the opportunity to develop valuable communication skills, potential for performance based commissions and the opportunity to gain experience in the finance industry. Some of the cons are you can deal with very difficult or confrontational debtors.  It can be somewhat of a high pressure environment and you need to get very good at handling rejection. He is a good boy. He must be in some kind of trouble. But overall I'm gonna give this one an opportunity score of 8.5 out of 10. The next one on the list is another one that's gonna be great for you if you enjoy organization and making sure that things run smoothly and that is going to be an administrative assistant. So basically you're gonna be providing essential support, filing invoices, managing schedules and handling correspondence. And with this position you'd expect to make about $39,000 a year. So this is one that's very easy to get into. Again, this is one of those careers that doesn't pay all that well but it's super easy to get started with a remote job. So some of the skills you need for this one are of course, excellent organization skills, attention to detail, strong communication skills and the ability to adapt quickly. And this is another one where you just need the basics of having a computer and an internet connection. So the pros of this one are it's easy to get a remote job. It's also really good for networking because you're gonna be talking to a lot of people within your industry. And a lot of the time you will have potential for growth within the organization or within the industry. Some of the cons here are the possibility for a heavy workload and the need for excellent time management and organizational skills. This one goes there, that one goes there, right? So overall, I'm gonna give this one an opportunity score of seven out of 10. Please, sir, I want some more. The next one on the list is going to be a content reviewer. And this is basically where you're gonna be reviewing different types of content on platforms to make sure that it aligns with the platform's guidelines and standards.  Spam! So if you already spend many hours a day watching content on platforms like YouTube, you can actually get paid to do that. And content reviewers make about $44,000 a year. Some of the skills you need here are strong attention to detail, excellent judgment, and an understanding of platform guidelines. Now there's a lot of jobs posted on platforms like Google or Wattpad. And you can also check companies like Accenture to get started. Some of the pros of this one are you get an opportunity to help shape user experience and you get an exposure to a wide range of creative content. Some of the cons are you may have to deal with potentially offensive or inappropriate content. You do have to adhere to strict platform guidelines. Some platforms are more strict than others. And in some cases the content that you review might be disturbing. But overall I'm gonna give this one a 7.5 out of 10 opportunity score. 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I'll tell you the song Venus if you will Pre-send me a girl for me to thrill I Changed the word Venus to penis.  This is kind of content you get here Instagram You know the rest yeah, you know the drill Today where I can do a trailer good of an old Amir Khan film. Hey We just watched a movie by him And I'm sorry to say he's not on social media anymore. Did you see that? Yeah, what's all out about Amir? It's probably because I called this film a masala film. That's probably it I'm done. He was right at the edge right at the edge, and then he saw you and he's like, I'm done with Corbin called to Lashima Masala film. Yeah This is called Earth with Amir Khan Nandita Das Deepa Mehta and then music by Aero Ma. Yes a Beautiful Hindu Hindu. Let's start the sentence over A beautiful Hindu woman who works as a nanny finds herself caught between the affections of two muslim men While also dealing with the devastating consequences of the partition. Yeah, I think I thought this was called maybe it's just color But I thought it was from 1947 earth Which obviously would you know would make more sense? Yeah, but earth in and of itself makes me think of like I'm going to see a music video with Michael Jackson talking about saving the planet Yeah, um, so I don't know what the actual is but it's in this trailer But I don't know if it's real because it's 1998 So this could just be a fan made trailer, but in terms of when we talk about what's the next Amir Khan? I hear this one. I hear it starts with like an s I think it's with him and Nisaritan child. I think we've reacted to a song from before Uh a while back, but uh, let let's know what's the next and I'm assuming you guys would know if you have not Be seen Michael's Video in his song earth song. I was pretty sure everyone on the planet has seen that but if you haven't You should check out Yeah, he he knew what was going on and talking about it before a lot of people done I sing just like him. Here we go in the time that land forgot Yeah A lot different to ourselves Is it in English that's what I was just gonna ask This is dubbed interesting looks good. Yeah, I gotta say when it first started I thought we were gonna get a trailer that had no real connection point. Yeah, and I was gonna end going Okay, I really don't know anything about it, but like midway through it turned into really nice didn't it looks like um One is it in English or was that just dubbed for for the It look I was watching their lips. They were that didn't look they looked English Yeah, but I don't know how much of it is in English and clearly it made the festival Because when you get the Boston Globe in variety talking about it, that's that's because it's made it to something like the can film festival or Sundance or Toronto or any number of ones that are internationally acclaimed It's 1947 and the border lines between India and Pakistan are being drawn A young girl witnesses tragedy as her aya nanny is caught between the love of two men and the rising tide of political and religious violence Yeah, the premise sounds painful. Yeah, any time you talk about the runtime 1998 it's not even two hours Why does this Deepa Sound familiar because we've seen we've seen that name for a long time and many many things Deepa Mehta. Yeah, that's that's a long-standing name and a lot of things. Why do I know that name? Trying to see if we've seen something with her Deepa Mehta I think I also heard this is part of like almost like a trilogy because I think there's something called there's fire And so and I think there's water. Yeah, yeah water And I think that waters with I think john abraham On Yara Kashyap wrote water Uh Unless I'm wrong and it's not john abraham. Maybe that's it. No, it's john abraham. Okay, so I don't know if those are related to it as well But it looks good Looks really good like in terms of like it looks like it's probably going to be a powerful story Which we know amir khan Likes to do yeah, he likes to do stories that actually have like a deep message to them Right, but this one looks different than say because even There was a frivolity and a lightheartedness to the majority of three idiots in pk But um, are they still big messages big big messages this one on this one looks like it's more Um dramatic grounded like the kind of film you you're watching and talking about during awards season. Yeah, right? Absolutely. Yeah, this looks really good and with the subject. I don't think we've Have we reacted to I mean have we seen any film that actually dealt with the partition? Yeah What was it outside like directly the partition not like the side effects like the classic bengali one we We did which was like the aftermath of it. Yeah, no but like i'm talking like the The murders that happen. No the death that happened the train loads of dead bodies I'm thinking about the only salmon con film we saw which was not about getting across that But it was about getting across the border. It wasn't about not the time of partition No, you know what comes to mind is that commercial we saw Remember that year and a half ago at least it was the commercial Connecting old friends who hadn't seen each other since childhood when the partition happened. That was beautiful But no, I I think we haven't seen a film that specifically is happening during Partition and what my wife has read one of the books that we've we got about uh from a stupid baby about the partition Yeah, by the way, we have a new p.o. Box. Oh, yeah, we do I've written the description. It's been a long time since we've had that updated So because I moved and the the other one wasn't close anymore. So we had to cancel it But anyways, yeah, but yes, so you can we can have a mail opening again in the next month or two probably one of the uh Books that we got she's she's read it's It's gory and and just awful almost like holocaust level What what happened during the partition to families and people It was it's terrible some of the stories that she she told me about Yeah, she's incredibly sad. So I can imagine uh one love american, obviously This looks like a very dramatic performance for him. Yeah, so uh, uh, how's this film should this be the next american film We watch I know there's others that people I think one starts with an s that a lot of people Uh, let me try to find the name here It starts with an ash and then I won't get to it Doesn't it funny how the brain works? Yeah, that you do you'll remember specifically it's got this letter in it Death Sarfarosh Sarfarosh, uh as well and then oh he produced pepe live, which remember we remember Does that even matter of all the things thought around his resume? You know, it's doom three. Yeah, of course, that will definitely be the next one we watch. Let us know down below