Well hello friends and welcome to my channel. Today we are doing a plan with me in my Aaron Condren life planner and we're working on August 10th through August 16th. As always let's take a look at last week which tonight it's actually Friday. I just did my workout and it's Friday night like rockin' Friday night. So this hasn't been filled in yet but this is how my week turned out.  I haven't stopped at Home Depot yet but I do want to stop there just to see if I like anything. I've been to Lowe's, I've been to Menards, and I don't like anything there. So I want to stop at like one big box, like the last kind of big box store that we have in Minnesota and see what I like because I learned that I have very expensive taste. So it was nice to take a day off and do all that good stuff. That's, that's what happened this week. So let's get into this week and by the way I am loving filling everything out and then just like you know right like putting it down for you guys. I feel like that works really well for me. So anyway I feel less scatterbrained. So yeah I am a busy little bee today well today and all the days it seems like. So yeah I am now going back to the office part like way part time like one to two days a week and um yeah that's not something that I really want to do but that's what's happening. So yeah um yeah this is my washi selection for this week which is a simply gilded stardust big shock there. It's like pulling up my paper because yeah anyway okay we're good but um yeah this is like the, I think this was like called like the tie-dye collection or something like that anywho um but yeah so I'm gonna put in all of the things kind of going up like a pastel vibe this week. I don't know just something different all right and I have a whole bunch of appointments and whatnot um I don't know there's just a lot going on this week. I have a lot of meetings as well um which will be good to get those out of the way. I'm training on learning purchasing so that I actually had my first I mean I guess it's my second meeting today to you know try to learn the things but um yeah we're gonna be training a little bit more hardcore so just you know cross training is a good thing it's a very very good thing so yeah but um yeah going back to the office I actually went back this week I went back on Thursday and it was like kind of depressing going back there like there's hardly anybody there there's only three people in the office I'm used to way more people than that being there and um we have a shop as well so all the shop people are still there and um can maintain like a distance and that kind of stuff but um yeah it's just it's just eerie being there it's just so strange um I don't know I just I just don't know how to feel about it it's just very it's a weird feeling um I mean people's monitors are gone some people didn't take their monitors home um I don't know it's just kind of wild so yeah it was it's just weird it's just weird y'all I don't even know how to describe it it's so weird so yeah okay so washi is down let's put in um I'm actually gonna put in my laundry here first right up laundry done girl all right August 11th is my voting day I already voted we're good with that um but I want to put this in let's see here what do we want to do maybe I just want to put it over here yeah I think that is a good because I don't really use that okay I think that's a good use of that okay I want to talk about something let's talk about vlogist guys so I vlogged the first weekend of vlogist and it was so painful to like watch it back basically because I did nothing so this like quarantine and clearly I vlogged during quarantine before and it just didn't feel right I know I had it down on this to do vlogist it didn't happen I'm not gonna do vlogist guys I just can't do it I don't have anything interesting going on I have lots of doctor's appointments and things like that but it's just I don't know I feel like it would be inauthentic because with some of my doctor's appointments that are currently happening I'm not really comfortable discussing it like with the internet if you catch my drift so I just I don't want to do an inauthentic vlogging series I hope that makes sense to you guys but I just I don't know I didn't feel right about it and I did it I've logged and I uploaded and I didn't upload the footage but I watched the footage back and I was just like I can't do this so I hope you guys understand I'm just not ready to share some things that are going on in my life and at some point I may or may not share but I'm fine everything's fine it's just personal stuff you know what I mean so um yeah that's that's what's happening so I just I don't know I just didn't feel right about it so I'm gonna just pass on the vlogs hope you guys understand sure you do so yeah um okay so I need to put in what do I do for this in office that's what I did I need to put that in because I'm gonna forget if I don't oh goodness here let's do this one thing I forgot to write you know all right I'm gonna grab my little sticker book here because I know I have some kind of like more office-y things maybe here let's use these little guys because I feel like I get in and there's like legit a mountain of paper for me to deal with so we'll use these little dudes I actually got these um at Michaels they are the one ton and a million for Michaels things um there's these ones too this one says time to organize but yeah so I am in the office Wednesday and Thursday of this upcoming week I'm just gonna like put this kind of at the top so I remember because I always have my planner sitting out at my desk my filming setup is clearly right here the wall is like right there and then I have all my monitors over this way so I set up my day in a way that makes sense to me so um I see that like okay I'm going into the office that day I have to remember that oh goodness gracious anyways um okay so I have a few meetings going on I have a meeting at two o'clock this day let's see here two o'clock meeting that day I also have an 11 o'clock yeah 11 o'clock skirting meeting I'm gonna be training doing the purchasing things oh this is the 11 o'clock I think the hell oh I screwed up this one I put it at one o'clock sometimes it can't see over the stardust pattern because I put the little things on that side so whatever all right so I also have physical therapy at 9 45 on this day and um I also have a meeting like at 10 o'clock which I'm clearly not going to make but um yeah I'm gonna follow up with someone afterwards and get get the rundown of all of that so we'll put that in um okay and then one of my co-workers is gonna be out at 1 30 which I need to know about because she's on my team so I know and then on Thursday she will also be out at 2 30 basically anything before three o'clock we like let each other know like hey by the way I have an appointment or I have this or that or like you know whatever so it's just nice to know okay so she's out at 2 3 that day which is great and then I just gotta put my little workout stickers in which I'm just gonna put these at the top here I am currently working out five days a week and doing stuff for physical therapy while I am doing all the things so yeah all right I think I'm gonna skip Wednesday I mean I can always move these around too because these are the coffee break planner stickers that are the mat removable so they're pretty easy to remove and move around sometimes if they've been stuck down for a while um they move fine but to like restick them sometimes you have to use like a little tape runner or something so which is totally fine um okay and then Friday is payday I want to use one of these stickers this is from ivory and pip I found them on etsy I'm pretty sure so let's let's just figure out what I'm gonna do here oh actually you know what I have money stickers somewhere I think it's in one of these I was gonna pull out my Chrissy and designs but I'm like you know what I think I have money stickers in here somewhere let's look at all the money stickers y'all okay I'm gonna use one of these little guys here use this little little cash money um use that with a little payday let's see what color should we use I'm kind of going with that pastel vibe so let's go with this green down here because it kind of goes with the money thing money thing all right I usually would put it up here but since I'm doing my workouts there I'm just gonna put this right here because I don't think I'll have a meeting on Friday morning because that would not be fun um and then we'll put oops yeah okay that's good that's good I think that's good also I need to figure out a meal plan and I will probably do that on Tuesday I'm assuming I'll mean I'll be at home so I'll probably do it on Tuesday and then I'll probably end up going shopping like I'm kind of going shopping like every other week um and then I'll do like some meal prepping and stuff on the weekends it's just been easier for me um so yeah so I think I'll meal plan on Tuesday so I'll take one of these blue little dudes here you know figure out what the heck I'm gonna do because at this point I have no idea but um you know just figure out some recipes that kind of go together and then we'll go get them you know ah here we go all right I'm also gonna use this little guy here so it's a meal prep so but I have no idea where I got this sticker guys I'm sorry I have no idea but it's like kind of this pastel-y orangey peach kind of a color it's got a little cutting board super cute here we go and then I'm gonna block off some time on Sunday to do like my meal prep because that's what I normally do on Sundays or some of the things I do on Sundays so I'll probably block off like four to five somewhere in there kind of you know make my dinner and then do the things so yeah I was gonna use one of these little crock pot stickers but they're not like pastel enough for me so that's okay but I found I found something that will work even better all right and then we have the NASCAR which is at two o'clock so I'll put that in right here I'll probably I might just watch this while I meal prep because that sounds like a good day just have that on in the living room and make some food that sounds like a good plan to me okay kind of cleaned up a little bit here so anyway that is going to be it for me this week I hope you guys enjoyed seeing my layout as well as checking out what I did this week so yeah make sure to come back next week to see the next week and all that good jazz feel free to follow me on instagram the link is down below I give a little bit more real-time updates post pictures and do stories and stuff like that as much as I can so make sure to follow me there if you are not already so anyways I'm in a jet thank you guys so much for hanging out with me today and I will see y'all in the next video bye guys well folks it's time to kick it old school so you can feel cool


Hi everybody, Joe for Jaspy's case breaks.com with 2021 tops gold label baseball 16 boxes full case pick your team number five on the 5th of May singled a mile a Very big thanks to everybody here for making it happen appreciated No fillers as well We were able to do this straight up Trent with that last spot mojo star next to his name Trent the legend as Legend goes here at Jaspy's Last spot mojo 70% of the time hits a hundred percent of the time According to legend. All right, so it says gold a bright. I'm gonna trust whoever wrote on this case here And it is 2021 gold label. Nice. Do I remember? Why do I not remember doing these? I guess we're on picker team five. I must have done at least a couple of these All right, so we got four sacks of four for the 16 Got Vlad jr. On the box One framed autograph per box. That's the signature of this tops gold label pretty fun break I think even the base cards are they have different levels and Different levels of short printing Short printedness. Here's the gold frame, which I'm gonna set right up there. We'll do that last So yeah, so overall pretty pretty entertaining break see block. What's going on? Thanks again for the for the popcorn. Whoa double frame. I've never seen that before Look at this Does that mean one of these doesn't have a frame? All right, so you can see that there's like says class two on the back So there's a bunch of various levels here Some of them that's a class two red That's out of 50 It's Andrew Bogarts out of 150 a lot of fun stuff here. I did I just I you know what when I was getting refilling my water bottle Grab picked out a couple of the caramel ones Pretty good. Oh Rex is saying one's most likely a relic Well, let's let's find out so behind Cody Belanger is An autograph Esteban Floriel Rookie auto for the Yankees. That's gonna go to Michael Machado We got Madrigal and We got Jared Kalanek and we got a dual auto Wrong again Rex It is two hits Two autos that is and a dual auto at that It's Mark McGuire and Ricky Henderson the man of steel five out of ten dual on-card autograph That's Oliver and the Oakland A's Nice, it's a nice hit. Congrats Oliver, and I know Oliver's a big Ricky Henderson fan, so he's gonna like that Oliver the local pickup guy too Oliver Store closes in five minutes. Sorry Aha, so one of them doesn't have a gold frame. I Think that's the relic. Good luck everybody Miguel Cabrera and there is Taylor Tremel to 99 to the Mariners and behind Walker Bueller is a Four out of five MLB legends relic Willie Mays piece of his lumber What a start there's gold label these hits were just marinating here The gold label has been on the side for a number of days just marinating John McCall San Francisco Giants. I Think the Giants were one of those teams that that someone's money got scared.  All right Next there's the frame Feel the weight of the frame right there It's the card on the bottom of the frame Right that Willie Mays was originally Well, it wouldn't be Jock Peterson But name another giant Rex. I think when this came out Jock Peterson's probably still a still a brave There's Bobby Dalbeck blue to 50 Pita Lonzo red to 75 for the Mets Looks different, right? Oh Because it's this is the class one black foil. That looks pretty cool the team logo really pops There's Ohtani red to 50. He had a great start Today yesterday one out of 75 Dodgers Corey seager No, I think the rule is it has to be on the same team Come on Rex Maybe turn turn maybe turned into a it was a Mike Kostramski Bat relic earlier and it turned into a Willie Mays out of five Or it could have been a Willie Mays to 99 and then it turned into an out of five after it marinated in that case a little bit All right behind Austin Meadows is Tanner Hawk rookie auto for the Red Sox that's going to be for Martin and the Boston Red Sox Next box sometimes sometimes cases marinate and then they become great Sometimes people money money gets scared and they're like I don't want to be in that case anymore then all of a sudden Giant look at this another box with two gold frames Was that so was this common in 2021? I don't think so usually it's just one per box I'll take it or should we send it back to tops? Who thinks we should send it back to tops and tell them hey Someone's box is probably shorted in auto. We want to do the right thing I think every time a hit is missing everyone's like everyone's up in arms call tops Call the distributor get those hits back So the so the reverse Should work again. Oh, but maybe the next box might be frameless. Steve is saying there was that relic We'll find out we'll find out that's the fun of it. It's ours. Irania black foil Andrew Vaughn as well John Carlos stent to 99 at first gold frame behind Alec bone is Dylan Carlson nice rookie auto 23 out of 75 for the Redbirds. That's for Martin and the st. Louis Cardinals Cardinals playing today's or who got a score update for the Cardinals No, they're playing the Giants later tonight Apparently that's the MLB TV free game of the day. All right next gold frame behind Matt Chapman is Brady singer Not a guitar player That goes to John with the Kansas City Royals All right, good start to this break boys and girls All right, first quarter of the case done second quarter. I think you're right Steve Frameless in here unless it's a redemption. Okay, so I guess we're I guess we're evening it out All right, we got Sam Huff purple to 75 Got Nolan Ryan purple to 99 All right, so frameless I thought we're gonna I thought we were gonna get bonus autos next box. What do we got score-wise? Oh No, I was looking at the wrong score. I think Cardinals. Yeah, no Cardinals are opening the series of the Giants night I was looking at Saturday or Friday schedule Well, yeah brewers beat the Reds 10-5 angels shut out the white socks 8-0 Otani excellent star for him today Rockies beat the nationals 9-7 Phillies are currently leading the Met 7-1 Twins and Orioles are tied at 3 Guardians with a 6-1 lead in the bottom of the 8th on the Blue Jays Astros early 1-0 lead on the Tigers in the bottom of the 3rd. All right Another another missing frame here It's Christian Pache to 75 Unless there's a redemption in here Jose Ramirez blue to 150. All right, so nothing there interesting So we're four or five six boxes in and we have one two three four five frame autographs and the and the hit so I guess we're kind of guess we're kind of even now. All right, this has a frame It's an auto The gold frames are almost always autos, right? And then the relic like we saw the willy maze non not frame that clean kershaw a little blue color match there 44 out of 99. Oh Yeah, they do say well the box says look for one framed autograph per box asterix on average No may contain redemption cards with expiration dates so it doesn't even say on average but Generally, there's some some or somewhere in the small print. It'll say on average right behind Jonathan India is Is Dalton Varshow rookie autograph for Logan M and the snakes dimebacks Then focus there we go. We've got a mookie bets turned around Dylan Carlson purple 32 out of 99 and Behind Goldie Paul Goldschmidt is the gold frame Behind Goldschmidt and it's gonna be Ryan Mountcastle rookie auto for For Martin and the O's I think Ryan Mountcastle hit a dinger today. We saw the highlights Earlier today at halfway through this full case break the gold frame Penguins Rangers play off hockey on the background Rangers up 3 2 3rd period King Griffey jr. To 25 nice Austin Meadows to 150 Can Griffey jr. Mariner's addition to 25 going to Harry and the m's So class 3 and numbered to 25 Alright and behind rookie Casey Meis who's working his way back from injury is Hasam Kim There you go. No, we got a we got a frame in this box But I think with the extra autos if you If you consider that the auto the bonus auto should have been in the Frameless boxes. I think every box has had something if you want to calculate it that way with the extras so is It's so all the boxes technically on average have had a frame Except for one which had the relic which takes place of the frame if there is a relic so every box has had its requisite thing Now if you're buying personal boxes, you would be very unhappy, but thankfully we're doing a full case group break All right, let's see what's behind your dawn alvarez It's gonna be Casey Meis 5 out of 50 Rookie autograph for the Tigers. That's gonna be for CvH and Detroit next box the frame Here's another frame. So does that mean another box is shorted? something at the end I'll do a recap at the end at the end we should have We should have 16 frames or relics frames and or relics That Ian Anderson read to 350 Jason with the Braves first frame behind behind belly is Gonna be Brady singer not a drummer that goes to the Royals John with the Royals and behind Nate Pearson is A cubby mark race. I think that's what Rex was looking for there you go Rex next box Joey Gallo to 50 for the Rangers Rangers Edition You got Nate Pearson to 99 And out of 20 Mac Jones midnight midnight parallel Wow Get some of that NT done ladies There you go Rex Rex Rex cubs fan does not have a mark race out of this collection. There you go You can add to it And there's Ryan Jeffers for the twins last spot mojo for Trent 70% of the time 100% of the time Trent According to legend, they're doing a tops rakes. They might not like it. Here comes the frame And we got mark McGuire to 150 and the Rangers scored another goal. It's a's edition of mark McGuire Go on to Oliver and behind Vlad Guerrero, Jr. It is Chris boobich Another Royal for John. All right three boxes to go ladies and gentlemen. Good luck. Here is the frame Here is an another frame blue yord on alvarez 32 out of 99 for the Astros and The two hits one behind a white sock that is Nick Madrigal Nick Madrigal reveals a Larry Walker Nice one for the Rockies that goes to Logan Logan M and the Colorado Rockies Rocky Mountain Colorado behind Garrett Cole is Tyler Stevenson Rookie order for the Red Legs. That's gonna go to Austin Austin Caruso Alex's brother that has not been confirmed Second to last box now are we gonna have any frameless boxes here because of the the doubles Find out. Oh, no, there's a frame right here. Got a blue Ichiro to 99 New York Rangers with another goal Five goals now for them. All right behind Kirby Puckett is Is Andres Jimenez 45 out of 75 For Adam Bernstein Adam, that's for you Cleveland. This is for you Of course, Andres Jimenez was one of the Mets highly-tired prospects. He went to Cleveland on that Lindor deal a lot probably expected out of him All right, and the final box. Good luck everybody Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us Jasky's case brakes calm This looks like a no-framer. So let's see how many hits we ended up with Should be 16 Unless there's a redemption in here, but purple Nolan Aronato to 75 and that my friends is that 16 box pick your team number five of 2021 gold able baseball. There you go. There's one two three four five six seven eight ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen and Seventeen so we did get an extra auto after all is said and done. I'm Joe for jasky's case breaks calm Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. I will see you next time for the next one


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We're here at ITU Telecom World 2016 in Bangkok, Thailand on day three and I'm very pleased to be joining the studio today by Mark Bankopanoli who is Global Head of Nokia Government Relations. Mark, thank you very much for being with us in the studio today. Thank you for having me. Now I'd like to start off by asking you a little bit about regulation and what's the role in your opinion regulation in driving growth in the digital economy? Now if you look at the digital economy you get the proliferation of ICT into various sectors and so it's increasingly important that policy and regulation is actually supporting that growth. I think you can look at it in two ways. You have of course the foundation of the Internet of Things and Digitalization, which is the connectivity which is very important and we need to avoid to have connectivity deserts and as such it's important that policy and regulation is driving connectivity still. So making sure that we have incentives for the right investments, making sure that we have a lower cost of deployment, we need to have a look at spectrum and all those things. So I think the connectivity part is key on the other hand to drive Internet of Things which is also the basis of digitalization. We need a couple of policies there as well which are important. You get the whole standardization which is key to have interoperability between all those things. You need data friendly regulations for ensuring that we find the right balance between the privacy but also balancing that with very important new business models on which all these data flows are relying. So a number of things need to be done in policy and regulation to ensure that we get to this growth. And what are the main challenges you're currently facing in this arena? Well I think that if you look at the digital economy one of the challenges is that when you talked about connectivity it's mainly having the interaction with one regulator telecom ICT but as you go to Internet of Things and digitalization we need to have a change of thinking and also involving other regulators from other sectors. So making sure that regulators in charge of health, in charge of transport, in charge of energy all get together together with the ICT industry to make sure that we get to the digitalization of the sector and that we can identify incumbent regulations that might hamper the digitalization of that sector. Is cross sector collaboration necessary and is it possible? Absolutely I mean if you look at the fact that various industries are coming together and the digitalization is fostering through all these industries we need to have a cross sector collaboration. A couple of examples perhaps in Europe right now we have the European Commission that fostered a dialogue between the automotive industry and the telecom industry to actually get to connected and automated driving. On the other hand for instance at Nokia we have an NG Connect program which is bringing together various industries from the IT sector, from the telecom sector, from the consumer electronic sector and from selected verticals to come together to ideate, to think about new business cases and new trials so absolutely bringing all those sectors together is absolutely key for digitalization going forward. So hopefully that's what we've been doing here at ITU Telecom World 2016. I wanted to find out what's been the value for you of attending this event? Yeah I think it's a very good platform to actually meet the people not only from our sector but also from other sectors and SMEs and startups. I mean bringing all these people together as new value chains are being thought through is absolutely crucial at this time so the value is really there for me and for our industry I believe. Mark, thank you very much indeed.


So what is a drop servicing agency? Is it better than drop shipping? And is this the best business model that you can start and scale in 2020 and beyond? Hey, what's up? It's Sean Anthony and I talk about the best tools, tips and strategies to level up your business, your skills and your income. So if that sounds interesting to you and you're new here, make sure you go down below right now and hit that subscribe button. So in this video, we're going to be talking about what this whole drop servicing business model is. We're going to talk about why it's such an incredible opportunity right now and how you can start one with literally zero dollars invested and zero experience and scale it to four to five figures per month. So how does this drop servicing business model work? Well, it's very simple. You go out and you sell a digital service to a client, right? Let's just say Facebook advertising in this example and you sell it for a thousand dollars.  I'll show you how to find these. You'll outsource the work to them. Let's just say in this case for three hundred dollars. Okay, so now you've got a client paying you a thousand dollars per month for Facebook advertising. You're getting them a result by outsourcing it to skilled freelancers who can actually do Facebook advertising, right? For three hundred dollars a month. In this example, you would collect a profit of seven hundred dollars per month per client. Okay, now, why is this such an incredible opportunity? Well, you can go out and you can get clients for zero dollars and you do not have to have any experience in the service that you are delivering, right? So in this example, you don't have to know how to do Facebook advertising. You can go out and get a client and you can outsource that work to skilled freelancers who do this for a living, right? You can outsource it to agencies or white labor providers that do this and are specialists in it as their main job, right? And you just collect the profit. So you want to think of yourself in a drop servicing business as the middleman, right? And middlemen make the most money. If you think about Uber, if you think about Lyft, if you think about Airbnb, if you think about Expedia, these are all companies who are middlemen, right? They do not own houses. They don't own the cars. They don't own the actual planes being flown, right? They're just the connector between the customer and the person who's delivering the service, right? So Uber, for example, they don't own any car. They don't own one single car. What they do is they connect drivers, right? To people who need a ride. So that's what you're doing. You're connecting people who need a certain service and there's thousands of service that you can deliver. You're connecting people who need a service to the actual people who can deliver it. So you are the connector or the middleman. That's why this is such an amazing opportunity is because if you want to scale to six figures or seven figures a year, all you're going to do is get more clients, right? And once you've found a service that works, that's high value. All you're going to do is keep on getting more clients, right? So let's go into my computer right now. I'm going to show you how to start one of these from scratch. Exactly how I start one from scratch and exactly what you need to start this business and get going very quickly in the next few days. Okay. So let's jump into my computer now. All right. So I'm on growthresponse.io. That's what's on the screen right now. This is my drop servicing agency. Just so you know, I'm legit. I'm not talking about a business model. I don't run myself. This is my actual drop servicing agency called a growth response. Now we do around $350,000 a year in revenue. We started at the beginning of 2018. And what we do is we help be to be startups and agencies. So B2B startups and SaaS companies, software companies, and also agencies like ad agencies, marketing agencies, web design agencies, we help them get more sales meetings with their ideal customers and their ideal clients. Right. Now, how do we do that? We do that through LinkedIn and cold email lead generation. So we, when we first started, we were completely outsourced, right? So we would get clients, we would get B2B startup and SaaS clients. That's actually who we started with. And we would outsource the entire service delivery to another company, right? And you can run your business like that for as long as you want. But for us, we wanted to grow into the multiple six figures. We didn't want to be restricted by someone else's system. So as time went on, we started optimizing our system. We started adding our own things and our own methods in there. And then we created our own SOPs and we hired virtual assistants in-house. So in the beginning, you can get the six figures easy by outsourcing all of the service delivery and spending zero dollars to get started, right? So that's why this business model is so amazing. You can get started with zero dollars. You don't have to know anything about the service you're delivering. You can outsource all of it. And then as time goes on, you can learn and actually add your own method, methods and frameworks into there and create a bigger company if you want to do that, right? But we started off again as a, as a completely outsourced agency. We started bringing people in-house because we want to continue growing and using our own systems. But now I'm going to show you how to start something like this from scratch. So again, growthresponse.io. If you guys want to check this out, just go to growthresponse.io. You can go through my entire funnel here for this business, right? But what we can do now is jump into this Google doc. And I'm going to show you exactly what you need to start a drop servicing agency from scratch, zero dollars, zero experience. Okay. So these are the things that in my opinion, I think that you need to have the best possible chance of hitting those four to five figures per month within the next two to three months, right? Of starting this business. So first off, you need a vertical niche. What is a vertical niche? It's a specific vertical or industry that you are going to be focused on delivering a result through, through your service, right? That's who you're going to be delivering the service to. So why is vertical niche so important? Well, a lot of newbies, a lot of people who are just getting into business, they think, okay, if I just start broad or general and I cast a wide net and see who responds, that's the better way to go. But that's actually the harder way to go because when you go broad and you go general and you don't have a lot of money, you don't have a lot of time. The, the issue with that is you're not going to be able to get the attention of people in a specific vertical or a niche because you're not, your, your messaging is too generic, it's too broad. It's not speaking to anyone in specific. So you need to focus on a vertical niche. If you want to get the attention of them quickly and get them interested in what you have to offer, right? So what do we do? Well, we started off with B2B startups and SaaS companies. So I'm just going to jot that down here, right? So we actually started with this industry. We added agencies later, but we started off speaking only to B2B SaaS vertical or industry, right? So the importance of this, again, is your messaging will be stronger. You'll be able to get clients easier. You'll be able to get the attention of your market because you're very specific to them, okay? And their problems and their pain points. So next you need a service, right? And how do you find a service to deliver? Well, I'm going to create an entire separate video on, on this, like diving deeper into like picking what's the best services, what's the worst services, but anything tied to growth or lead generation or sales or revenue. Those are the best services to offer because it's directly tied to the business owner making money, right? And that's what every business owner wants. They want to make more money and they want to grow their business. They want more cash in their pocket. So if you can have a service that's directly tied to helping them do that, helping them make more money, that's always going to sell the best. It's always going to be the easiest to sell. And it's also, it's also going to be the easiest to talk about when you go out to the market, right? So I'm going to put that here. I'll make a whole nother video on this, I promise. But anything tied to growth or revenue or sales, whatever, or leads, all right? These are always the things that are going to sell the best because every business needs leads and sales and money and they need, they want to grow, right? Otherwise, what's the point of being in business? Okay. So for our example, what did we have? Well, we had LinkedIn lead generation. This is what we started with, okay? Fulfillment. So who's actually going to fulfill the service for you? Now, I see a lot of people on YouTube and a lot of people all over the web talking, okay, you have to do Fiverr only. You only can go to Fiverr and outsource the services to people on Fiverr only. There's so many other places that you can outsource work to that is not Fiverr, that is higher quality, right? Fiverr is one of the places that you can go to do research and find services that are selling well. But if you want to find good, solid fulfillment providers, this is like a very simple strategy that we use, right? So number one, you can go to Upwork.com, right? And there's going to be agencies that are on there. There's going to be freelancers on there, people who deliver the exact service that you have, right? So for example, let me just type in here. LinkedIn, lead generation. Okay. And what I do here is I just turn this US only off.  I put English level on fluent. And you can just leave this, freelancers and agencies. Okay. Uh, what else do we want? This is fine to start with, but all you got to do now is look at people who have earned a lot of money. That means they've been on Upwork for a while. They have a high job success rate. And then you can check in to their profile or click on their profile and see what people are saying about them and what they actually do. Okay. So you can read over here what they actually do. They, they have a subscription to these tools. What they actually do is they LinkedIn, lead generation and real estate, real estate, skip tracing specialist. I don't know what that means, but we can look at their reviews here. LinkedIn, lead generation, LinkedIn marketing specialist. So what you want to do is you want to interview some of these people, right? Send them a job application. See what they actually offer. See if they have a system for what you, for what they do in terms of LinkedIn, lead generation. Do they have a certain system or deliverables that they do and reach out to these people. Okay. One of my other favorite ways is this is actually how we got started. Right. So you can just type in something like LinkedIn. Um, white label. Right. What is white label? Were there, they're a separate company that does the service delivery on your behalf without the client ever knowing, right? So they act as an arm of your company. They act as part of your company. So if we just check in here, uh, let's just click on this, for example, this isn't who we used, but let's just see what they have. Okay. So they have white label, LinkedIn, lead generation. Let's see if they, you have to give pricing here. Oops. Okay. So right here, here's a perfect example of a white label provider. Right. So white label, their price is $297. I'm just going to copy this here. Um, let's see what, what are they called? Cleverly. And I'm just going to type in $297 a month. Right. So let's just, let's take a look at a few more. Let's see if there's any more that have, I'm going to copy this first. Okay. So you can see here, these are all the deliverables. This is what happens when you sign up for the service. This is what they actually do. Right. And a lot of them will provide, yeah, you can provide a free consultation. You can talk to them on the phone and say, Hey, what, what's the actual result that you provide for people? What do you actually do? And how does it work? So you can get educated on the service without actually delivering it. You can get educated on it enough to sell it to a client. Right. So I'm just going to copy these. This is the deliverables right here. I'm going to copy that into here. I'm going to do this. Okay. Now what I'm going to do is just take a look at a few more and you want to spend, you know, a day or so doing research. You want to look at, okay, what, what service do I want to provide? Is it going to get a result for them? Who can actually deliver the result in terms of white label agencies or our Upwork Freelancers or agencies? Right. So let me just type in resellers and agencies, see what they got here. I think I saw something. White label. Okay. So they have a video here how it works. I'm going to go here. Okay. So right here, I'm going to copy this and it's going to start at $497 a month. Now what I'm doing here is I'm trying to figure out what do I need to mark these up in terms of price based on what it costs to fulfill. Right. So you can see here I have the deliverables. I have the actual fulfillment provider. What do they actually do in terms of deliverables right here? Here's deliverables. Right. Boom. Copy that into here. Keep it simple. Right. So what do we have so far within like 10 minutes? I have a niche. I picked a niche and I'm going to dive into these things in another video, how you pick a niche, how do you pick a service, how do you dive deeper and find fulfillment providers. But this is just an overview, a blueprint of what you need to get started. Right. So we have our vertical niche. We have the service. We have fulfillment. Here's some fulfillment providers in terms of white label providers and we have deliverables. What are you actually, what's the client going to get as part of the service? Right. So we have all these deliverables here. Now what's the price? A very simple way to price is you can determine whatever margins you want. Right. The main thing is, is the result worth, is it going to be worth that much to the client? Right. So let's just type in this in here. We have 297. Here's what I would do in terms of pricing. I would just do this. This is the easiest way to price. And this is usually how we'll start off pricing if we're going with a white label agency. So we'll go like this. 297 times three. What is that? Well, I'm not good at math. So I'm going to type that in up here. 891. Okay. So I might just say 890. Let's just do 897. Okay. What does this do? Well, you've just 97 divided by 897. You have a 67% profit margin. Right. 67% profits. Right off the bat. You have a 67% profit margin for every single client you sell. So your profit is 897 minus minus 297 equals whatever that is. Right. 897 minus 297. You profit $600 per month per client. Okay. So this is the easiest way for a beginner to price is you find the fulfillment provider. And if they're 297 a month multiply that by three. You now have 67% net profits and you make in this case $600 a month per client if you price based on that 3x rule. Right. So that's the easiest way to start. You don't have to follow this. This is how I'd recommend you start if you have no idea what to price your service at. It's the easiest way to make sure that you have 60% plus net profits. Right. People when dropshipping, people on Amazon, they are they're eating crumbs. They get 10 to 15% profits on whatever they sell. So if you're making $100,000 a month whoopee, you're not making 10 to 10 to $15,000 on that because most of that is expenses and it's not profit. Right. Selling services, it's high value. First of all, it's recession proof. Every business needs services no matter the economy. And number three is super high profits. Right. So you get high value services that you sell to clients for and you get you collect a high profit for that because you're getting a result. Right. Now, is it going to be worth $897 to that client? Well, that's why I say to focus on things that are tied to growth, revenue, sales or leads because if it's tied to that, the business owner will pay for it. No problem if you can get them a higher amount than what they're paying for. So if you can get them more than $897 worth of new leads or sales, right, which is not that hard with a service like LinkedIn lead generation, it's a no-brainer for them. Right. So what we've done here is we have a niche. We have a service. Right. I'm going to highlight these things. So it's easy for you to see. We have a niche. We have, let's just pick this guy cleverly as the fulfillment provider. We have a price that we're going to charge. Right. And this gives us profits here. OK. Now, right here, you have the blueprint for your drop servicing agency. If you want to go out and build a drop servicing agency, boom, I just gave you a blueprint to get started tomorrow. Right. I gave you everything you need. Now, here's how my agency growth response works. Right. So growth response. We sell. Sell at, you know, usually fifteen hundred dollars per month depending on we have different packages and then we outsource it or, you know, delegate two hundred dollars per month. Right. So profit equals thirteen hundred dollars per month per client. How many clients would we need to get the six figures? Well, you'd need nine clients. Right. So let's. Man, I'm so bad at math. One three zero zero times nine. No, you don't even need nine. You would need eight. Nope. Seven. Yeah, we need seven clients. And that would be nine one one zero profits. OK. Super important that you're talking about profit, not revenue. You can you can make a hundred thousand dollars a month in revenue, but you're fixed if your expenses are two hundred thousand dollars in revenue, then it doesn't matter. Right. Which is what happens with a lot of e-commerce businesses. I was an e-commerce myself. That's why I can talk about how bad the margins used to be. Right. But this you have the blueprint now. OK. You can start this business tomorrow if you want it. You can go out. You can pick a niche. You can find a fulfillment provider. You can list out the deliverables that they've already done for you. You can mark up the price to collect a profit of 60% or more. And then you can go out and start selling that service to clients in that vertical niche. Right. Super simple to get this business started. And it's a super high value and evergreen business because businesses will always need services. Right. And if you pick something in growth, revenue, sales or leads, you're always going to be in business because all businesses will need that forever till the end of time. OK. So it's easier than ever to start this business. If you like this video, make sure that you again, make sure you like and subscribe to my channel. I'm going to be posting more videos just like this and other ones on how to get clients and scale your business and scale specifically drop servicing agencies. But I hope you guys liked this video. I hope it was helpful for you. I'll link to a few more over here or over here. But I'll be rolling out a lot more of these later in the future. So this is the video how to start a drop servicing agency from scratch with zero dollars investment and zero experience. And I'll see you in the next one.


Let's actually go to sort of like the original setting. Can we find the tangent line of a circle? Well, this could be done from a completely trigonometric perspective, but we're going to use calculus here because it's a whole lot easier. Let's take the equation x squared plus y squared equals 25. Let's find the derivative dy over dx implicitly and use that to find the equation of the tangent line here at the point 3 comma 4. You'll notice 3, 4 is a point of course on this circle here. So, if we follow the strategy we did previously, we're going to take the derivative of the left-hand side, x squared plus y squared, and we're going to take the derivative of the right-hand side. In both situations, we're taking the derivative with respect to x, and we're using this fundamental truth of equations. If we do the same thing to the left-hand side as the right-hand side, that is if we apply a function to the left side and the right-hand side. Because it's a function, the output is independent. I should say the output will be consistent even if you take different representations of the same input. So, whatever you do to the left-hand side, if we do that same function to the right-hand side, equality will be still preserved. That's this important principle of taking functions of equations here. Now, on the right-hand side, since we're taking the derivative, we might abbreviate this as, of course, x squared plus y squared prime. Same thing on the right-hand side. We might abbreviate using this prime notation, where it's understood that we're taking the derivative with respect to x. The right-hand side can be pretty easy, right? The derivative of constant should be 0, so it's just going to disappear to be a 0. What about the left-hand side? Well, the usual properties of derivatives apply right here. If you have a derivative of a sum, you can take the sum of the derivatives. You can take them separately. So, we have to take the derivative of x squared with respect to x. We have to take the derivative of y squared with respect to x right here. Now, in the usual sense, when you take the derivative of x squared with respect to x, this is going to give you a 2x. But the thing that's a little bit different here when you do this implicit differentiation is if you take the derivative of y squared with respect to x, how do you compute that thing? Well, you use the chain rule. Instead of saying the derivative with respect to x, I'm going to take the derivative with respect to y and make sure you also take the derivative of y with respect to x. The inner derivative comes into play here. Therefore, the derivative of y squared with respect to y, that's going to be a 2y. But don't forget the inner derivative, y dy over dx. You're going to end up with this y prime. The most common mistake with students to calculate this with implicit differentiations, they forget that inner derivative. Much like with that elliptic curve we saw on the previous screen, we could solve for the y prime minus 2x from both sides. We then get a 2y prime. 2y y prime, excuse me, is equal to negative 2x. Divide both sides by the 2y. 2y. The 2s within cancel out. And we get that dy over dx is equal to negative x over y. And then let's plug in the points here. So we take our general formula, y minus y1 is equal to m times x minus x1. The x and y coordinates remember we're three common four. So we're going to get y minus four is equal to something times x minus three. What's the slope here? We have to evaluate this slope dy dx at the point three four, which by the formula we see above here, we're going to get a slope of negative three fours. So we put that in for the slope there. Then if you distribute in combined like terms, that'll then, this equation would then translate to become in slope intercept form, the equation you see right here. So again, we can find the slope of this tangent line if we compute the derivative implicitly. So the last thing to compare here is what if we did it the old fashioned way? Because if we take the equation x squared plus y squared equals 25, we could solve for it explicitly, right? We could get that y squared is equal to 25 minus x squared. We could take the square root of both sides, y equals the square root of 25 minus x squared. But we have to be cautious here. There's a plus or minus square root. Considering the above picture, we see that the point three comma four is on the upper semicircle here. So when you take the plus or minus, the plus is gonna be the top one, the minus will be the lower one. So we can get away with that and be like, oh, okay, I just need the plus one, no big deal. You take the derivative now. So if you wanna take the derivative dy dx, you're gonna have to take the derivative of the right hand side, the square root of 25 minus x squared prime. In which case you end up with, by the chain rule, right? Because we have a function inside of a function, you have this 25 minus x squared. It sits in five of the square root function, which we really should think of this as the one half power function. That's much easier for the calculus here. So by the chain rule, you're gonna get a one half times 25 minus x squared to the negative one half power. And then you have to multiply by the inner derivative of the derivative of 25 minus x squared. You'll notice the chain rule comes into play. That's a very important observation here. For which case then the 25 minus x squared to the negative one half power becomes a square root of 25 minus x squared in the denominator. You also have this coefficient of two. And when you take the derivative of 25 minus x squared, you're gonna get the 25, well, it's derivative zero. It's a constant. Then the derivative of the negative x squared becomes a negative two x. We see that the twos cancel out and then we end up with y prime equals this negative x over the square root of 25 minus x squared. I wanna point out to you something very important here. The square root of 25 minus x squared, that's y. We could simplify this formula as negative x over y. That seems awfully familiar. This was the derivative we found implicitly. But when you calculate the derivative implicitly, you didn't have to go through this complicated chain rule calculation with the square root. We had much simpler when we took the derivative of these things separately. So I guess what I'm trying to say is if you're trying, if you have an implicit equation between two variables x and y and you wanna calculate the derivative, there's never really an advantage for solving for y and then calculating the derivative. The derivative will not be simpler or better than if you found it implicitly. One might actually make the argument that the implicit form is simpler in its appearance. But the, so the thing is explicit differentiation never is gonna prove to be a better tool for derivatives. But on the other hand, implicit differentiation potentially avoids some of the cumbersome algebraic techniques necessary to solve for the equation explicitly. So really, I hope you take this as an advertisement that implicit differentiation is awesome and we should encourage ourselves to use it as we start studying these implicit relationships between functions and maybe you're interested in the tangent lines of their associated curves.


Gentlemen, the President of the United States. Well, on this eve of Veterans Day in 1981, we meet to inaugurate a program that's aimed at helping a group of veterans who have never received the thanks they deserved for their extraordinary courage and dedication. The long-dragged-out tragedy of Vietnam divided our nation, damaged America's self-image. And part of that tragedy, a major part, was the sacrifice by men who fought as bravely as any American fighting men have ever fought. Millions of young Americans, when they were called upon, did their duty and demonstrated courage and dedication in the finest tradition of the American military in a war they were not allowed to win. I want to express appreciation on behalf of all Americans to these veterans who are here today, not only for their service during the war, but for their continued voluntary service to their comrades-in-arms and to the nation. Contrary to an unjust stereotype, the vast majority of Vietnam veterans readjusted quickly after returning from Southeast Asia. And many of these fine young people here have succeeded and excelled in their postwar endeavors. Those here with us today are outstanding examples of this fact. At the same time, however, there are those who found it difficult to come to grips with problems that can be traced to their wartime experiences. The Vietnam Veterans Leadership Program is designed to draw volunteers from the pool of successful Vietnam veterans in order to provide guidance for those with lingering problems. This volunteer self-help program is within the spirit of comradery that has characterized American veterans of every war. And it's even more important for those who have fought in Vietnam. Those of you who will be doing your part to make this program a success deserve a special thanks. I hope that every American will follow your example and reach out individually to extend a helping hand where needed to all our fine Vietnam veterans. Recognition and appreciation for all they went through is long overdue. We should always remember that in a hostile world, a nation's future is only as certain as the devotion of its defenders. And the nation must be as loyal to them as they are to the nation. This program is one way of expressing our commitment not only to Vietnam veterans but to all those who now serve their country in the military. So thanks to all of you for participating in this fine effort. I think you're going to find your fellow citizens will want to help. Now, Tom Pawkin. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you so very much for those kind words. There hasn't been much in the media in the past few years that's portrayed Vietnam veterans in a favorable light. One stunning exception is the novel Fields of Fire by Jim Webb who's with us today and was a Marine platoon leader in Vietnam. In his novel, Jim writes of young men from diverse backgrounds bound together by their military service in Vietnam, men who take pride in that service. That sense of pride is reflected in the men present here. Time does not permit remarks from all who are here but I would like to recognize for just a brief comment three leaders of this project. Sam Bartholomew was an armored cavalry troop commander in Vietnam decorated for valor. He serves as our Tennessee chairman. Sam? Thank you, Tom and thank you, Mr. President. From the volunteer state, the programs of volunteerism come naturally and I think that one statement that I would make that I believe this program demonstrates and that is that we often forget that the cohesiveness, the glue that holds much of America together is military service. Throughout our history, American leaders have all served and the recognition of veterans and those people who have fought in all our wars is one common denominator that runs throughout our nation and we thank you, Mr. President, for recognizing not only the Vietnam veteran but veterans of all wars. Thank you. Chuck O'Brien was an Army infantry platoon leader in Vietnam decorated for valor. He was the first to reach the summit of Mount Rainier on July 4th of this year. He's a new father of twins and chairman of the Philadelphia Vietnam Veterans Leadership Program. Thank you very much, Tom, Mr. President. Ladies and gentlemen, we in Philadelphia are honored and privileged to be here. The President's remarks have renewed our dedication in the Philadelphia area to support and assist in this partnership, this partnership amongst the federal government and its tremendous resources and veterans organizations and it's on their respective resources and most importantly in this situation, the private sector and those of us who are Vietnam veterans who have managed to attain a modest degree of success in the private sector. This partnership will succeed. We are determined that it will. Thank you. A Marine rifleman wounded in battle at K-San, Bill Jane is our deputy director. Thank you, Tom. Thank you, Mr. President, for this opportunity. In the last very difficult 13 years, I've never stopped being proud of the men I served with. I think in the future we'll continue to be very proud of all those who served their country in that war. Thank you. Mr. President, we'd like to introduce to you individually some of the men who will be involved in this project. I just have to say one thing. I've just realized that I've really lost it. You know in the business I used to be in for scenes, marks on the floor so you could hit the right spot for the camera. And I stood back here and just realized they had a tag with my name on it. Here, that I was supposed to be standing on all this time. No one yelled cut.


Zambia's President Edgar Lungu has cast his vote in what is a keenly observed election. Lungu is seeking re-election and will try to fend off a perennial opposition challenger. That's 59-year-old Hakinde Hitchilema. But in total, 16 candidates are vying for the presidency. Lungu came to power in 2015 after winning a disputed snap election to finish the term of President Mike Kiyosata, who died in office. He was then elected to a full five-year term in 2016, although his main rival again alleged fraud. Zambia is one of Africa's most stable democracies. The country will go for a second round vote if none of the candidates get more than 50% of the votes cast in this election. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


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Yeah, cuz we have a replay now So I guess this trip all the way to the end. Mm-hmm Max Anderson Out of 499 That Gavin crossed the 150. It's going to Pizzle. All right, two more autographs hiding in here somewhere and Christian Come nap Natsky To 250 for the Guardians going to Brian or Bush Waldrop to 499 And happy and then Tommy hot the best name in the draft I hit a super fractor earlier Guardians box right there, man. Oh max culture fracture. All right. All right. All right. All right What are we doing guys? How we doing? Have to go fall slippery half way through folks halfway through that would be sick, huh? Who's the first to do that? So I feel like I heard that first like it Florida State Because Florida State does it the Atlanta Braves do it the county chiefs do it Gotta figure I guess it's Florida State because of the marching veteran So the chiefs are pollators We could do two Whoa, look at that out of ten. That's a Rolls Gold Jackson ball, mister Roll is going to Jake Noble Meyer Speckle Jeff Williams how about that Raider Charger game earlier guys Like how do you see that game and not want to fire the head coach? And poor head coach man for Stanley.  Do you think you're gonna get fired? Orange baby Brad Smith orange for the Dodgers Third-rounder out of Knoxville, Tennessee. Well, yeah charges had no Herbert no Keenan Allen You know they've lost so many close games anyways, but Cooper angle for the Guardians Right on down Seth Keener We did it Joe We did it and moral this all right. We need a we need to pick it up. We kind of in a little slumber now With these boxes We need to pick it up guys Carson Reed For Miyami I love that one Miyami Jacob Gonzalez, I don't know it sounds like a Rex problem Rex Tommy Troy Are you sure it's just not you're like 1995 windows? It's just not loading it Using like Netscape as a web browser Rex. Yeah, definitely let definitely talk to Pizzle about that Pizzle will gladly give you all the conspiracy theories of Yeah, it's just spinach Just out to get it. They just want to make it harder for the consumer That's how they became one of the biggest companies in America Kendall George's 75 Remember how Pizzle is like there's no Brady autos in HTA Because it's fanatics. They're just looking to screw the little guy. Alrighty See an autograph now. I'm just joking with you Rex. I'm sure it's fanatics or uh the site to 199 and Jack Hurley Hey, how long has it been Rex? It's been a couple days. I think for that redemption site And there's like no statement from tops no emails to their customers. Hey A quality control message and put one in HTA This is classic conspiracy theory It's just like oh, you just keep moving the goalposts. I go well, it's only one though It's only one there was a shooter on the grassy knolls. Right, right, right Inside the bush they prove it wrong because I won't know then it was the other one Well, that's what they want anything You know this this this is how QAnon stuff happens anything to continue the continue the narrative Oh, just to continue the narrative Boyd Morris I love you Pizzle How convenient for rex so the the freaking day you get your redemption the website's not working It's too such bad timing to Blue Luke K. Shaw number 150.  Is that from a fresh case? And there might be some in the locker first. I want to check no lock no locker. Oh, maybe Maybe Oh, we got a black Atlanta Braves Hurston Waldron. I love the black ones man. It looks so sick 75 to 75 Rex is our Rex over here thinking like thank god Pizzle's here. He'll be on my side Spoiler alert. It's like that one friend where You know Rex is talking about he's seen aliens and he you you know that he's right But then he's telling all these other popular guys like Rex was Joe Pizzle was there, right, right.  Can I see some red baby? Uh might not be autograph though might just be color. I haven't even got the colors Joe Pizzle. So maybe that is yours We needed that though man. This these boxes are starting to get a little A little too soft right here. All right, here we go guys. There's no start off wire with the red Just gonna do it Do it Do it Do it Whoa, does this have an autograph or is that a facsimile? Yankees Rotarick orias 53 out of 54 I thought that was red. It is red though, right I guess red and the 54 is not the same. I don't think that's autographed Looks like a facsimile It's the 54 flag insert, but I thought it would be out of five, bro. How's that? It was trolling me, man Nonetheless hit for matt smith and then right there Chase davis What if that was stamp drawing and it should have been out of five? green Lucas Gordon for the socks Jeremy Taylor. All right, I see green coming up here Will and Borgal Phillies Ooh Ooh garriforster Class of 2023 autographs number to 99 for the Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates going to Chad Here we go should have two autographs in this stack Zach Levinson for the Cardinals going to josh and daniel carrico Evans All right guys lots of box Spackle woodwork for us all more We got reekie bradfield jr. And ret louder to 99 green grass And I think that's their first round right because it's a seventh overall Let's get some ink on this kid Taco that right now that man. They go piz They go poos Now you can get him to sign it in person No, I don't know if this he doesn't they're the threads are not on this side, huh? Oh, they are. Oh, all right two more sorry Three autographs coming up guys first one's gonna be in this stack last two in the last stack Justin Crawford To 150 All right, baby. Come on Give me a nice one here Sean's soloing for the Rockies Went a cup my last stack here guys and a green Cade Denton for the Rockies Cooperman and Hunter Holland for the Reds for Pizzle Third round or 74th overall. All right. Well, I feel like I've seen better cases. Although this one did have a monster early on But still some solid stuff popping out here a lot of nice color actually And that's the beautiful part of jumbo that I like guys this year's jumbo has a ton of nice color So definitely makes up for some of the hits that you don't get in autographs do a quick little recap before I Close this video All right guys, let me topple at this and I'll do a recap All right, so we got a bunch of these ones here guys the glass actually sell pretty well Somebody's I've seen them sell for as high as like 40 50 bucks Anywhere from 10 to 40 50. So He's definitely do add up it's a noble mayor which are nice Then obviously tons of color, but we'll just kind of go through the bigger cards with autographs. So there's that red outer Levenson, Grego, Sullivan, Denton, Holland Forester is that red rotor Garius Walter Blacks the 75 K's show Keener, Morotas, Hurley Cooper Angle And then we got a bonus third to 10 rose gold Tommy hawk nebsick Anderson Jonah Cox Dillon head Cunningham mood rink schemes Shaw Miller Tommy trod to get that white Langford, which is a big one, man Madonna Santana drew Jones, but I feel like we were I feel like I've seen a lot better though That's that's the one that I'm just trying to say. So again the next case is in the store Look out for it to be discounted or put in a filler guys. Thank you guys so much. Jasper's case breaks.com


Welcome to Digital Asset News, the top stories in cryptocurrency and digital assets, and a big amount of bite-sized pieces. So today we've got some more great news from the Fed as they're going to keep the rates, the interest rates near zero, treasury purchases to continue, and Jerome Powell there expects transitory inflation. So this is actually not great news for Bitcoin, but in the long run, it really doesn't matter. And on top of that, we're going to take a look at another billion-dollar company that is purchasing Bitcoin at an alarming rate. And finally, we'll end it all off with something that is going on with Cardano as the blockchain infrastructure is going to bring internet to countries in Africa. So we'll take a look at those three projects, stories on what's going on. But first, let's go on the market. So today it is the 29th, I think it is, yeah, about 1 p.m. junk dead day. Cold, that's why I'm wearing this super fancy jacket. And here it's going on with the market. So we've gone down a little bit, we're at 2.05 trillion. So I think a little bit of the message there from Jerome Powell from the Fed as they say, hey, we're going to keep the rates the same and no big deal. But there's some concerning underlying tones beyond that. And we'll go over that real quick. But Bitcoin price $53,000, daily sentiment is neutral, not a big deal. Let's take a look and see if there's anything fantastic going on as far as price action. So let's see, one hour, a little bit of recovery because that story broke late last night. So a little bit in the green, a little bit in the red, nothing fantastic. So no big deal. Let's see, I think 24 hours now. Pancake swap, 30%. Congratulations. Anything good? 12% for who will be talking? Great. All right, before I put everybody to sleep, let's just break down into what's going on here. So this was a great article and from Jamie Redmond. And it really breaks down a lot of different things that are going on in the economy. And we're going to go through all these stories are going to intermingle and intertwine. It's going to make a lot of sense in just a bit, but just hang with me to the end. And it's going to be, I think it's going to be pretty eye-opening. So what's going on here? Well, the US Federal Reserve told the public that monetary easing, money printing, will continue and the benchmark interest rate will be kept near zero, which is kind of a funny thing because Joe Biden just came out a couple of days ago and like, hey, I'm going to invest $80 billion into the IRS so they can crack down on all these people who are scamming us and not paying their fair share. Also, we're going to increase the capital gains tax from 20 to 39.6%.  That seems to work for everything. I don't know what the problem is. I mean, I'm just kidding. You can't do that forever, but it just seems like, you know, hey, helicopter money. Let's just keep printing. Anyhow, the Federal Reserve, however, has some indicators that economic activity and employment have strengthened, which is, there is some truth that there has been some strengthening, as far as like employment, people are getting their jobs back after the pandemic. I don't want to debate if it is or not. I don't care. The numbers are the numbers. Okay. People are getting their jobs back. Great. So, but the real thing is that, I mean, are we really getting back as far as strength, or are we just kind of just getting back to where at ground zero? And then, you know, how much has really grown? I don't really think it's been that much. And it really kind of makes you think like, well, if they're saying that there's a lot of growth and the GDP is strong and everything else, but how strong really is it? And it states here, the sectors, this is from Jerome Powell there. The sectors most adversely affected by the pandemic remain weak, but have shown improvement. Inflation has risen, largely affecting transitory factors. And they're not really concerned about the inflation. They're kind of like, well, we'll just keep it around, you know, zero or 2%. And if it goes up later, that goes up. And that's pretty much what we're doing here. But this is the interesting part. And this is why this is such a good article, because it goes, you know, a couple layers deep beyond that. And this is the part that really concerns me. Investigative journalist Pamyn Russ Martins from Wall Street on Parade published evidence against the Fed misleading the public when it comes to the Wall Street mega banks, so-called strength. The Martins say that the scheme the Fed has been pulling in 2020 and 2021 is the same as the horror show, mega banks pulled in 2008 or 2008. So if you don't remember, if you're too young, there was a huge economic collapse pretty much globally, because the banking situation and the banks loaning out way more money than they possibly could, junk bonds and everything else. And the housing market just took a big dive and a dump. And in the whole time that was happening, the banks were saying, we are strong, we are good, nothing to worry about, nothing to see here. This is what's going on, you know, just pay attention to this hand. And the other hand was just flailing and flapping in the wind. So we always hear these stories, especially on YouTube, like, oh, it's going to happen tomorrow. The economic collapse, the economic collapse. And it kind of gets like the boy that cried wolf.  I don't believe you until it actually happened. So when you see something like this, you kind of got to think to yourself, okay, I mean, in 2007, that was a big one. Is that the time? I'm not going to say it is. I'm just saying that it is kind of concerning because I look around and I'm like, are we really that strong? And take a look at all the small businesses. In your city right now, take a look at any of the strip malls that you go by. How many of those are closed or it is open for rent? Because people are shutting down. It just kind of makes me a little bit nervous. That's all. Anyhow, what caused the Wall Street Bank stocks to tank so much worse in the broader market in March is the same thing that caused the banks to tank much worse in the broader market in 2008. Interconnectivity via derivatives and leverage. The Martin's data shows that JPMorgan Chase, our buddies, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, and Morgan Stanley saw heavy losses from the start of 2020 upwards of 40 to 50 percent. City Group, 56 percent. And that was as of March 23rd. These five banks are highly interconnected via derivatives because they have exposure to the same counter parties. And then to finish up, the U.S. Central Bank's FOMC Press Release further revealed that the bond purchasing will continue alongside the near 0 percent benchmark interest rates further that is sticking to the typical 2 percent inflation mark as it's hard to watch closely in banks. Remember what we just talked about right there as far as the banks, everything that's going on? I want you to remember that part about the banks and how they're just like everything's strong and everything's good as we transition into other parts of these stories in the other three. And it all makes sense in a second. This article was actually revealed to me by Nick Mancini. He is one of the TTC ambassadors over there. And TTC, Trade the Chain, is the actual platform that I use every single day to take a look at sentiment everything else. And what I like about them, of course, got a great community. And Nick, I want to say thanks for leading me on this story because he's like, this didn't get any coverage and press. Why? I don't know. Thanks for letting me know. So this was a medium post by Owen Mahoney. Mahoney? Who is? Where is he? Well, he's the CEO of Nexon. And Nexon, I know why it isn't, because I've got to expand it. So Nexon, Nexon is all about virtual worlds, gaming platforms, everything else. And they are a multi-billion dollar company. And I think they're on the, I can never see this right, NIKK, NIKEI markets where they're one of the big industries that are actually in there. So Owen here, CEO says, today we announced that Nexon has purchased 100 million of Bitcoins, approximately 1,700 Bitcoins in total, an average price of $58,226. So look, if you think that maybe we've reached a peak of Bitcoin, there's some really smart people in the place going, you know what, we'll buy it, no problem. So when people talk about the bull runs over, the bull run, me personally, an offensive vice, I don't think we're close to being over. I think the fireworks are really about to start coming up. Nexon leverages its capital. This is what they're talking about, what they do. Nexon leverages the capital to generate profits and growth on behalf of its owners on top of all the virtual worlds and different gaming platforms they have. In Nexon's case, we have few tangible assets, no factories, very little real estate, but significant intangible assets, such as some of the largest intellectual property, franchises of all time, sophisticated tech for building and managing our virtual worlds. And we hold significant financial assets. Isn't that weird to think about? Virtual worlds, who would have thought about that? And they're actually getting this in a little bit, but who would have thought it would have been a billion dollar industry, right?  Nexon holds more than 5 billion of cash and cash equivalents primarily in the form of Japanese yen, US dollars, and the South Korean won. These holdings generate almost no return. That's true. How many of you guys are cash heavy and crypto poor? Very few. But all my friends are the exact, that's what they are. They're cash heavy and crypto poor, like, well, we'll get into a little bit. Me personally, my bank account is, it's actually risen a little bit. I've gotten out to not purchasing as much as I have, but I'm going to get in pretty heavy after I show you this next article. So, and they say even junk bonds, which carry higher risk and were formerly known as high yield, have become a source of rewardless risk for all the risks that you have. You don't get too much of it as far as an interest. They state, we see Bitcoin as a form of cash likely to retain its value. For now, our commitment to Bitcoin is 100 million, which is less than 2% of our total cash, which is pretty low. So I guess they're just dipping their toes, but 100 million is pretty good. We consider Bitcoin as a form of cash alongside US dollars, Japanese yen, and Korean won, even though they say it is slightly unstable. And this is what I was talking about. 25 years ago, the idea of an entertainment world centered around online connected virtual world seemed crazy. And it did, and it kind of still does. I mean, in my, because I'm old. So I'm like, I don't really get it too much, but I mean, I get it now. But I mean, 25 years ago, you've been laughed at. In those days, reasonable people asked the question, why would anyone pay for a purely virtual in game item? Today, the idea is mainstream and almost every entertainment company has it, or they're trying to get into it. And that's the big thing. So when we talk about these different technologies that are really taken shape and where the world, not where the world is, but where the world is going, you can kind of see yourself like, okay, well, that makes a lot of sense because I see these virtual worlds and these games, these intangible assets that can really generate. I can see things like all the different non-fungible tokens or NFTs could really play a big part, especially if you're invested into engine coin, those types of things. It does make sense. And if you take a look at it, well, why wouldn't we start to get away from the banking sector because that is an old world type of thinking and what they do and how they actually do things into a blockchain world, just like how everything has migrated from something that is inefficient and is too costly. Banks are one of those things. Take a look at all the different technology. Like everybody say, take a look at the streaming services, take a look at newspapers, from what they want from newspapers to everything else. Take a look at computers and hard drives and everything. The things that actually bring us forward into productivity and lower costs are the things that actually win. So do you think that blockchain technology, the Bitcoins, the Ethereum, the Cardinals of the world can actually increase productivity and decrease costs? That's one of those things you've got to think about. And maybe this will make a little bit more sense. So I'm going to do another video today because this article is rich with a lot of information. I can't cover it here. I also have a 30-minute video. I'm not going to do that. But there is one piece I want to make mention. Actually, let me blow it up so you can see what I'm talking about here. So this is all about Voyager and how they're growing and growing pains and everything else. But this was this one sentence, these couple sentences, is what really made me think about how banks are being a blockbuster. And it says, why does this matter? Why would customers leave these industries talking about the banking center and centralized finance for a company like Voyager? And it says, Voyager is launching a debit card that will allow you to earn 9% interest on USDC up until you swipe the card. So when you think about that, you're like, hmm. I know that other platforms that actually do that right now, I think crypto.com, something like that where you top it up, whatever else. But if you can have USDC, a stablecoin, in your Voyager account, and you have a debit card and it goes right from there, why do you use a bank? Why would you use a bank? And then if you could transfer it to anybody, because have you ever done just a wire transfer? First of all, it's 20 bucks, or 30 bucks depending on the bank. And then it could take up to three to five days, depending if you are old to the bank or new to the bank or wherever you're sending it to. So why would you just do this? And then the real question is, why wouldn't banks do the same thing? Well, they can't, because they're too bloated and inefficient and talks about this in the article. So I will get to that part, but I wanted just to briefly scan over that before we get to the big, which I think is the big article. And I'm actually flabbergasted as to what is going on right now. Cardano is doing their African Conference special they have going on our IOHK. You can check the YouTube channel. I'll actually link in the description. So yesterday we talked about they were actually putting forth for the ID, the blockchain ID run by Atlas or their project Atlas. And it will be able to give people a digital ID so they can access a lot of different things, such as, well, first of all was education. The second of all was healthcare. And then the third would be actually financial. And now they've come out and said, hey, Cardano blockchain infrastructure selected a new drive to bring sustainable internet connectivity to Zanzibar and Tanzania. Or Tanzania. I always say it wrong. Doesn't matter. I don't want to hear in the comments. That's the only time to say. So why is this a big deal? I'll get to this second. According to the partnership agreement, the Cardano blockchain infrastructure will use provide affordable network nodes to local business owners. Subscribers will be able to access the IOHK identity solution at Tala Prism. The identity solution will allow them to use services such as digital banking, healthcare and education. All fails all in one swoop. And it's just like it's going to be easy to implement because they're going to leapfrog everything because they don't even have that infrastructure in place. I'll get to that. So the CEO of World Mobile Chain, Nikki Watkins, said his belief is that World Mobile symbiotic partnership with I input output will open a new world. Well, first of all, World Mobile Chain, what they're doing is they're giving mobile, digital mobile service to people on the blockchain. So they actually, all the people that are left out, they can't get mobile phones. They can't get a connection to the people that they should have connections to. This is what they do. And they also have a digital ID. Now they're going to partner up with Cardano to, I guess, supercharge and make it even better. So as part of the agreement, input output now owns a 10% equity stake in World Mobile Group. Sounds good to me. And the reasons for the partnership is this. More than 700 million people in Africa are not connected to the internet. This states of affairs is blamed on the mobile network operators failure to invest adequately in infrastructure. This lack of investment in turn leads to the exclusion of Africans from accessing basic services such as education, banking, and healthcare. So that's what they got. And this is what Haas is going to say. And it all kind of sums it all up. The lack of deeply embedded legacy infrastructure makes the transition to blockchain-based infrastructure a relatively low friction process with the potential for developing countries to leapfrog advanced industrialized economies by adopting next generation infrastructure or really technology. And here's the thing. So it all kind of comes into place. So if you think about who's been the world leaders from the 1800s till now. Well, the 1800s, we had the agricultural revolution. Right? So you had China and India and some other countries. They really just said, okay, well, they came forth and they had a bunch of different little tools they could use and they could actually mass produce agriculture. And it would feed a ton of people and they were like the dominant players, right? And then in the early, that was in the 1700s, excuse me, in the 1800s, you had the First Industrial Revolution and that was by the UK. That was by Great Britain. And what they did was they put together and they go, hey, we're going to make these machines, these steam engines. They're going to make small machinery to really increase productivity. And it'll drop the cost. So if you can do those two things, you'd become a dominant factor and that's why Great Britain dominated a lot of the world in the 1700s, going into the 1800s. Sorry, the 1800s. So they did all this. Then you had the Second Industrial Revolution. That's when much larger machinery was being built and you'd see places like the United States start to really become a dominating force. And that was in the 1900s. So you had these huge, complex industries being built and machinery. And again, what would it do? Well, it would increase productivity and it would reduce costs. So instead of needing 1,000 people to do something, you just needed a couple just to work the machinery. And then moving forward into late 1900s, 1970s, 80s, 90s, you had the Computer Revolution, another Industrial Revolution. And what did it do? What did computers do? The same thing. It dropped the cost and it increased the productivity. We can do so much with these computers right in front of us that we couldn't do before and the ones that led the way, Japan, parts of China, China, parts of China, and the United States and debatable other places. So the U.S. still has this reining factor, but what's going to happen moving forward into 2030, 2040, 2050? Actually, I mean, in a couple of years, things are moving so fast. I think that the people that's or the groups or the countries that can really develop AI, artificial intelligence, and they can really get a grasp of blockchain technology to cut out middlemen to decrease costs and increase productivity are the ones that will make everything work and they become the next dominating factor. So when I see Cardano working with Africa and what Charles just said about leapfrogging advanced industrial economies because they don't, that's all they're going to know. Why couldn't they just get in front of us? Do you see the banks, how bad they are and how they're really just kind of limiting things? This is why when people talk about ah, but the America, America's going to definitely they're going to ban cryptocurrency assets. They can try it and they can shut down exchanges, but that would be the dumbest move and of course we would just lose the foothold moving forward. So these are just my thoughts and not financial advice, but I'm glad I have a pretty big stake in Cardano. All right, so that's it for today's video. I know it's a little bit long. That's why I didn't put the other article in because it was way too much. If you found value in the video, give it a thumbs up. Also consider subscribing. Nothing to talk about our time sense and all that stuff. And that's it for today. So thanks for sticking with me. I appreciate it. And I'll see you on the next one.