How's it going Forex Trainers? Welcome back to yet another amazing video from yours truly Dapho Willis. Now guys, today I'm back and I'm back for good. Sorry I've been away for a bit, I just had to allow the market breed, you know how the forex market goes. Anyways, today I've got Trainer Talk. For those of you guys who are joining me for the first time, Trainer Talk is a segment of my YouTube channel whereby I come to practice what I preach. Meaning that everything that I talk about, from candlestick patterns, to Fibonacci, to all the things trend lines, support and resistance, everything that we talk about in Forex in general, I'd come on here under this segment called Trainer Talk to put everything together to ultimately make the best trading decision possible. Ultimately, make love money. So guys, if you're joining me for the first time, welcome and if you're already obviously be watching me for the longest time, it's good to see you again. I've actually missed you guys so much. Sorry I've been away for a bit, like I said, I had to take some time off the market to allow the market brief. Now guys, today, before I jump into my chart, before I jump into the screen, I want us to do a quick recap of everything that's happened over the last 12 months. As of the time I'm recording this video, it is the 20th of December. Yes, it's been exactly one year since I started trading, because I started trading in the 20th of January this year. So between them and now it's been exactly 12 months, right? And guys, we've gone on to make over 7,500 pips. You heard me very correctly, 7,500 pips. And I'm going to be showing you guys with all clarity, transparency, how exactly we went on to make all of these pips. Yes, 7,500 is a lot of pips, not just myself. You can ask the Forex mastery students as well. And I also want to use this opportunity to congratulate all the Forex mastery program, Forex mastery students that have been able to pass their FTMO and pass their my Forex funds. And the ones who have also gone ahead to make redraws and have gone ahead to do tangible things with Forex. I'm proud of you. I'm proud to call you guys my instructor because I keep seeing messages from people, people are sending messages on Telegram. I'm seeing Toyota Corollas. I'm seeing people buying SUVs from obviously taking the program, going into the market, making the best trading decisions possible and making a profit and ultimately redrawing that profit.   It has been an amazing year, not just for myself, but for the Forex mastery students as well. Now over to me, I just got back from Qatar. I went to watch the World Cup, right? Yes, I went to watch the World Cup, but the real reason actually when there was for profit sharing purposes. For those of you guys who have been following me the longest last year, I signed a $50 million deal with a massive hedge fund that's based out there, right? And they gave me $50 million for us to manage. We started trading on the 20th of January of this year. And as we speak, we're up 139%. Yes, we're officially done trading for the year. And guess what guys? I get to keep 50% of that profit to myself. So you can imagine, I'm smiling. I'm telling you guys, the wire transfer came yesterday, which was Monday. And I have no, I don't lie to you guys, I have never seen those kind of figures before in my life in my own personal, like my own, guys, it was millions of dollars. All thanks to my ability to go into the charts, understand what exactly is happening with the use of the top down analysis. I cannot stress this enough. And some of you guys keep asking me, okay, dabs, you know, you need to understand that you don't always have to be trading in the market. The best way to bank 7,500 pips is not to always be in front of your screen. You have to set your trade and go and do other things. And I tell you what, the Forex Mastery students who have made a lot of money this year have also, it's not just about the technicals alone, it's also the psychological aspect of things as well. Your ability to trade and let the market work for you. Me making 139%, you can go back to all my videos from the beginning of the year. You can see I trade and I go chill. Yeah, I trade and I go chill. You know, so this is a very important, you know, aspect to success. And if I ain't go ahead and interview all the Forex Mastery students that have done very well, you will do also tell you the same thing as well. They only, it is to summarize it is your ability to go into the market and look for the best trading opportunities possible. We're not looking for five, six, seven, 10 trades a day. We're looking for that one that is guaranteed to make us profit. And if you haven't grabbed the program already, you're doing yourself a great injustice. Why? Because apart from the fact that you're probably not going to make a lot of money if you're not educated about the top-down analysis, apart from that, we're also changing the Forex Mastery program to a subscription model. Yes, because the value that I put into this program is what millions of dollars, millions and millions of dollars. And I feel like us giving it at $99, pretty much it is a giveaway. Okay. And I don't think my knowledge and my experience should be sold at just $99. So what my team is going to do from the first of next month. So if you're watching this video and you haven't grabbed the program and show to grab it because by the end of this month, it's going to become a subscription program whereby people are paying $99 a month, they're paying $99 right now for lifetime. Like you get once you pay for it, you have it for life. So the existing Forex Mastery students are good once they've already bought it, they have it for a lifetime. However, people who join after the first of January will have to pay $99 every month to stay on the program because the program is better than all the programs that I've seen out there. Guys, I now have so much confidence in the program because guys, the amount of money that I've made from this approach. Okay. I saw it live in my bank account, not my trading account, my bank account. I felt it was live and me also seeing the Forex Mastery students, okay, also make a lot of money as well. I now believe that this approach is the best approach in the Forex market. I don't care what anybody has to say. So if you haven't grabbed the program, click the link around here somewhere to grab it and I'll catch you guys in the program. So guys, without any further ado, I wanted to say I love you guys, I love everybody who watches this video, but I love the Forex Mastery students more because they understand and they get it. When I say don't trade for three weeks, they understand why. Okay. So once again, if you haven't grabbed the program, the link is around here somewhere. But in the meantime, I'm going to jump into the video so that I can do a quick recap and give you forecast for the year ahead. Once again, let's go. All right, people, welcome, welcome inside of my screen. It's good to have you back. It's good to be back on the charts. Like I said earlier, guys, I want to do a quick recap on how we made 7,500 pips this year. Once I'm done with that, we're going to go into the forecast for next year, what I think the market is going to do and potential trading opportunity so that you guys can take advantage of it as well. But 7,500 pips is a lot of pips. I think it's even more than that. I'm actually lost count on the on the trades that we took from last year. I'm going to have to check my trading statement. But for me, I'm more of a technical person. Let's look at how we were able to analyze this trade, how we were able to predict them. Okay. What does that but we'll just do differently, that he's able to catch all these pips, you know, you know, I love them. So let's take GBPUSD quickly. Okay, because I have quite a number of them quickly. GBPUSD. So what exactly, how were we able to bag a lot of people from GBPUSD? Now guys, you have to understand for those of you guys who've been following me the longest, GBPUSD wasn't an uptrend. We got here, we tried to buy, came here, this was about May of last year. And then for my six months, the market went into a nasty rage. And I was telling people, like, you listen, GBPUSD has two options, we can either break all the way to the upside, you can even still see my green bar, but here. So I said two things, this is a key zone for xMachry students, you know the power of, you know, the power of, of, you know, the power of key levels, right? Very, very important. As you can see this key level, I said to myself, if we break above high, high, we can start buying. But if we stay below here and start pointing to the downside, then in my signal bearish momentum, right? And lo and behold, what happened was we started to see a head and shoulder pattern form at a key level for xMachry students, you know this anytime a champ pattern forms at a key level, you know, best believe if it plays out, it's going to play out, meaning that if this, so for example, what actually happened here is a left shoulder, head, right shoulder and the character, the laws of price action state that if a neckline is broken, I speak about this on module five, in terms of trend reversals, if because this is a reversal of this trend, this was an uptrend, this is a trend reversal, how do you know the market is going to reverse check module five of the four xMachry program? Anyway, so it happened and the laws of price action state that once we come and break the neckline and we retest it and start pointing down, that market is in a full fledged trend reversal. So it was so simple in five minutes weekly timeframe, I just saw it, bam, I just waited and it gave me all the, it lined up and this is what I tell people, give it time, I love the market, you know, but for a long time, I wasn't trading GBPUSD and people were like, was he, he's not trading, he's not saying anything, I was allowing the market cook and guess what guys, when he cooked and started pointing downward from here is exactly where I started shorting GBPUSD. If you think I'm lying, check my previous videos, everything is that I documented my entire trading journey for the year is on my YouTube channel, right? Entire one is on the year and my entire trading journey is literally on my YouTube channel. I think I should remove my trader talks and put it on the new platform. I think I should, I'm not sure, because it's a lot of, you know, heavy information on there, you know, anyways, guys, back to what I was saying. So anyways, so look at that, at the point we realized that this was a confirmed downtrend was here. So the market was about 1.3600 and this key level had already been plotted. Okay, because if you look left, you see, obviously I speak about it on Forex Mastery Program, no indicator will help you plot. This is so simple and easy to plot, you just need to know what to look out for. So we knew that once we started selling here, our level, our overall targets were going to be here. So if you calculate 1.3600 to 1.220, you're looking about 1100 pips on GBPUSD just between here to here. Now I took out all my money here because I didn't really think GBPUSD was going to fall lower. We came down, tested the bottom of here and that's how I knew this looks like we're going to continue going lower. And then I zoomed out again and the next level target was here. How do I know this? If you look left back in 1985, this was a key level as well. So this was pretty much no man's land. Let me delete this black bar. This was pretty much, I mean, the market was just here, just imagine, just imagine this was what you were looking at, right? No man's land, there was space between here to here. Obviously, I started selling here and I held all the way down here. So if you calculate from, if you calculate from 1.200 all the way down to 1.6, so I mean, if you factor in the fractions and all that, so you're looking about another 1000 pips from GBPUSD alone, just by looking at this market for five minutes on a weekly timeframe with the top down analytical perspective, I was able to, first of all, I was able to back 2000 pips. But think about it guys, from all of this happening, I was able to predict the collapse of the British pound sterling. So all you guys were seeing on the news was as it was happening. I had seen it months, months before the market actually collapsed, like I predicted the collapse of the British pound sterling. That's actually crazy if you think about it. And I was able to profit 2000 pips. The only person that I know in this lifetime that has been able to predict that correctly has been a guy called George Soros. Yeah, he's on the same level of Warren Buffet. So here I am, Dapo Willis, just by using my top down analysis, I'm able to predict the collapse of an entire economy. That's crazy. Technicals do paint the picture. Actually, technicals are very powerful. Anyway, it's enough about that. We came down here on GBP USD. And as you can see straight away, profit taking started to happen. Of course it was going to happen. And once it started to happen, I started to close out my trade. I was good. I was good. I was okay. I had made a lot of money and a lot of money. I was good. And as you can see, the retracement started to happen. And then people are asking me, but why are you not trading? What happened here from you in a bit? Because I don't like to trade against the trend. This is the overall trend. As you can see, the market has pulled back into a key level. Now, this key level is going to be the deciding factor for what exactly happens to GBP USD. Personally, we seem to be holding just fine. We've had one, two, three weekly candles store at this region about here. All you need to do is obviously come on the daily timeframe to see what exactly happens. And then you just draw your counter trend on like so. And I'm going to be watching this very closely for the year ahead. For the year ahead, I do believe that GBP USD still, well, I don't want to impose what I don't want to shoot is I don't like to impose what I feel about the market. I like the market to tell me what exactly wants to do. So for now, two things can happen. We can either break lower and obviously start making new loads or we can blow all the way to the upside. I will however be waiting for GBP USD to give me the final go ahead. For now, I will be sitting on my hands once again and I'll be waiting. I've made millions of dollars life changing bread, shutting this market. I'm not going to, I'm not prepared to give any of it away. As you can see, my mindset, my mentality, it's a forex mastery mentality. I've got forex mastery mentality, meaning that if you've made money and the market is not exactly presenting you the best opportunities, go and spend your money, enjoy yourself, allow the, because eventually that market that made you millions would eventually come back to make you more millions. You just need to be patient and you need to be careful. So for now, GBP USD is pretty much in No Man's Land. I see people trying to buy it, sell it. They don't know what they're doing. Your mentors signals, they don't know what they're doing because right now we're about to head into Christmas. The market is going to go very thin. Nobody's going to be trading and you're going to see people struggling. Don't forget GBP USD is trading around Keyzone. Anything can happen around here.   If you have already gotten it and show to get it, the link is going to be in the description as always. Get it, study it and prepare yourself for what the next year. The case with the Euro is actually very similar as well. I bagged all these pips all the way from the upside here. I predicted this entire move. 2022 has been a fantastic year. I honestly am not going to lie to you. Fantastic year. Once GBP USD gave me this double top at the key level. As you can see, the setups are very similar. It gave me a double top at this key level here. The truth is, GBP USD, I was trying to push it. I was trying to push it. I was trying to push it. I was trying to buy it like, come on, go and make it higher high. Go and make it higher high. It wasn't happening. The market started to roll over on this head and we came down here. No trading opportunities for a while. We didn't have trading opportunities. We came, we broke the neckline, started trading below the neckline. However, there was still key support. So I said, you know what? There's nothing I could do. I have to wait. I'm not going to start selling here when I have to take my profit here. As you guys know, I like to go for minimum 900 pips, minimum. And as you can see, we floated down below and we drifted to test the bottom. So this was a support has now turned resistant. These levels, I plot them. I don't touch them. These levels have been on my charts for months, if not years, it takes me two minutes to plot them. So simple and easy, simple forest match students, you already know how to do that. Anyway, so we floated all the way to this level. And guess what guys, the drop really started to happen. I preferred this drop. I preferred this drop because I had more space to the downside. And we started selling somewhere around here, all the way down here, took out my profit. And then obviously we came back and started trading below it. And then we started selling again until we hit our major target, which was all the way down here. Now for Euro, what is going to happen next? Well, I'm just going to draw a simple trend line, as you can see, the market is still technically bearish. I'm just going to draw a simple trend line. Now, this is what exactly I can see. I can see what you can see. Okay, simple, easy, delete everything. We don't need to plot our chat too much. I'm still going to do another recap for next year, or the beginning of the year. But this is what exactly I can see. So this point is really the deciding zone for what's going to happen to the Euro USD. I can see another supply zone formula about here. So I'm just going to watch Euro USD to see what exactly is happening. We can blow all the way to the upside. If we blow all the way to the upside, I can still make money because with the top down analysis, you will still find pullbacks and buy opportunities. And you know that these are your major levels from here, 1.069 to 1.146 to 11 is what so you're looking about 500 pips to the upside will still make money, bro. The most important thing is clear direction. And as we can speak, the markets are not showing us a clear direction. So what we have to sit on our hands. So I quickly touch one more currency before I head over to BTC. Same thing with AUD USD as well. AUD USD. I started selling AUD USD from myself positions for AUD USD was somewhere around here, my overall targets were here. However, we didn't come into my world targets. I was trailing my stops and I got stopped out somewhere around here for some profit. As we speak, I am not currently in AUD USD. How did I know AUD USD was going to drop?  And as you can see, we pulled into here, the market was testing here. As at the time, I did this analysis, the market was somewhere about here, we pushed into here. This trend line rejected it bearish engulfing candle. I couldn't trade because of this key level. I was waiting for this key because guys think about it, just use your brain for a bit, right? You know that the market moves from key zone to key zone, from key zone to key zone, even if we break a key zone, we test it and then we come to a key zone, key zone to key zone, even if we break it, we test it, key zone to key zone, key zone again, down to key zone. And if we break a key zone, we'll test the key zone. So from the only place down next key zone was going to be here, right? Simple. So if the market is going to head lower by before, this was going to be my next level target, obviously, which exactly I did. We didn't have any trading opportunities until we broke down here and we started testing the bottom of this support that not on resistance. So as you can see, we were flooding above it, we came above it, market manipulation, we came and started trading below it. What did I do with Tapu? It's a very simple trader, very straightforward guy, doesn't like stress. Once we came back down after this market manipulation, we tested the outermost point of the trend line, counter trend line, and this resistance zone about here, simple, straightforward, once the daily candle closed, I went selling. And I held all the way around this region and I started to notice some issues about here. So I looked left, okay? And I noticed that we actually were actually this prick about here was causing a bit of issues. So I noticed the market came here and was having a lot of issues. Immediately, I noticed the market was having issues. Immediately, I started to see a bullish and golfing candle on the weekly timeframe. I automatically initiated the trailing stop. And I think my trailing stop for this trade got closed out here. I would have loved for the market to come all the way down here. But sometimes you don't exactly from here to here. I was going for a thousand paper drop. But sometimes all you can take is 600 pips. I mean, if the market blesses you with 600 pips, how are you going to take it? You're going to leave it. I'm going to take it. I'm going to take it. This trade probably made us like maybe 2.5 million US dollars or even 3 million dollars. I think they're bound. So I took it quick. But I took it once we got stopped out for trailing stop, which was obviously still in profit. I was happy. You know, it was something I wanted the whole if I'd hit 1k pips would I probably meet like 4 million US dollars on the trade. But that didn't happen. Whatever the market gave to me, I took it as well. Anyway, so let's go over to some more complex stuff. Let's look at BTC. I'm very bearish on BTC. As a matter of fact, BTC next level target is one to 12,100 dollars per coin. If we break that, actually, I have no hope for Bitcoin at the moment. I believe Bitcoin is going to collapse even further Bitcoin by to Bitcoin oil prices, oil prices, I'll have to come and revisit oil prices and the S&P 500 first week of next month. But I just wanted to use this opportunity to show you guys a quick recap. The markets are going to give us more trading opportunities. All I'm trying to say here is we are simply pulling back. This is giving us a lot of money. The market needs to retrace. It is a fundamental law of price action. Retracements must take place. And as we go into the festive period, be very careful. Instead of trading a lot this period, use this period and educate yourself. Get the Forex Mastery Program. If you already have it, study it, educate yourself. Go and watch my previous YouTube videos, digest the course, advise, digest the course first and go and watch all my previous videos. So there you go guys. Don't worry. I'm going to do an official forecast video first week of January, definitely for the year ahead. But I just wanted to conclude this year and tell you guys, I love you very much. Thank you for rocking with me, staying with me till the very end of this year. I hope to see you guys. Obviously, I have a video coming out on Saturday where I'm going to be telling you guys all about my trip to Qatar, Doha, profit sharing, private jet, everything. You're going to see all of it, right? So I'll catch you guys in my subsequent videos. See you guys on my other screen. I love you guys very much. Take it easy and peace out. Don't forget for now, do nothing. No trades, study. We'll see you guys in the near. If you keep trading now, markets are going to go thin.  But if you're going to smile during the Christmas study, don't trade. Keep your money and I'll see you guys in the near. All right, guys, let's go. Thank you guys very much for staying to the very end of this very lengthy video. I know it was long. I had to do a recap of forecasts and like a general advice. I wonder I think the market is going to do for the year ahead. Thank you guys very much for staying to the very end. My name is Dapo Willis. Don't forget, ooh, my mic was about to drop. Don't forget to smash the subscribe button right about there. Drop me a nice comment if you found this video very helpful and I'll catch you guys on Saturday whereby I'll be dropping my next video. Take it easy and peace out.


I lived in Beverly Hills. He's like, you got 95-year-old dudes getting out of their Ferrari. They finally made it. They got the Ferrari. They're like the walker.  And I'm thinking, by the time you're 90, you don't want a Lambo. My mentor Joel Salishin used to say, to win at life for me, Ty, is when all my grandchildren are sitting around my feet arguing for my attention because they want to hang out with grandpa.


The conversation we're having in the UK right now with regards to financial regulation is very worrying from a civil society point of view. Most people want a banking and financial system that is resilient, that doesn't crash, that also provides the basics, access to payments, investment in the things we need, like green transition and small businesses and face-to-face banking for those who need it. We're not far away from those things right now and nothing out of either of the current Conservative leadership candidates that want to become our next Prime Minister in the next couple of weeks are talking about a financial system that does those things. And what we're having instead, as you mentioned, is this battle to actually deregulate the sector, to kind of wind the clock back to pre-2008 global financial crash and set us on a path that could end up in that situation or a lot worse. So Liz Truss's proposal to merge the three key city watchdogs would risk recreating that light-touch regulatory regime. It's the regime we had pre-crash and many people, including city insiders, saying, this is a bad idea, it makes us seem like we kind of keep changing our minds. It wasn't that long ago in terms of when we set up much bigger regulatory system because there was a consensus that there is so much risk in the system, complexity in the financial sector needs to be properly regulated. So from our perspective, we do really need to push back on this deregulatory agenda, which all sides of the Conservative Party are supporting. So whoever's the Prime Minister is looking to deregulate city. And I certainly take your point about the need for a careful regulation and a functioning, healthy, safe financial system. But on the other hand, the UK is trying to remain competitive in a post-Brexit world. So what are the other alternatives? What would you suggest are the better avenues to creating an attractive financial hub? Well, I think the starting point has to be what kind of financial system do you want? Do you want one that does serve the needs of the country and the wider society? So it helps us tackle the crisis we face, costs of living, climate change, economic decline in parts of the UK. And just the reality is, is much of the current city of London financial sector doesn't address those things. We have less than 5% of bank lending going to small and medium-sized businesses, whereas that's 60% of private sector employment. So from our perspective, we do really need an approach to the financial sector, which says how do we get one that actually serves the things that we want and does kind of have those goals, environmental and societal goals in mind. And that's obviously a shift from where we are now, especially with the current conversation. And it wouldn't be able to happen overnight. But we could go down a number of reforms, thinking about how we get different regional banks across the UK, how we could implement digital cash from the central bank that could actually give universal access to people and really put those things at the forefront. And I think that across the world, we're struggling with inflation, with cost of living, and the big drivers of that have been fossil fuel prices, but also corporate profiteering. And we're seeing the current economic system really kind of faltering. It doesn't deliver for most people. So actually, we do need to have those conversations about how we shift the financial sector to the one that does. Yeah, Fran, our ability here is just, I mean, if you lose the independence though of the BOE, surely the integrity thereof, as well as your standing in global communications, whether it be G8, G20, or any other sort of conversation as well around central banks and how you've worked your economy, does that change a whole lot? I mean, does that get into people sort of feeling as though they can't trust your central bank as much? Or is this just really pretty much the same as somewhat the U.S.? I mean, they have dual mandates. They could work that way too. Yeah, I mean, I think in terms of the like the Bank of England independence, I mean, I always talk about that conversation as a bit of a red herring, because it has operational independence now, but its mandate is always set by government. So government decides, you know, how its resources are, what their resources is geared towards. And it was under Rishi Sunak last year, which updated its mandate to include climate change. Like that was, we saw that as a really progressive step forward, but obviously it's what comes next. How is that mandate acted upon that really matters?  You know, it's a very live conversation that we've had for the last 10 years is like, are central banks mandates out of date? Do we need to update them? You know, like you say, the Fed has a dual mandate. It doesn't look at employment as well. But the reality is how do those translate into economic policy? And so I'd say, what's the starting point for Truss? You know, I'm a bit skeptical that Truss's starting point is those environmental or social goals of climate change, financial inclusion that I discussed. And so it would be good for her to lay out a bit more what she's hoping to achieve with a mandate review, if that's something that happens in the coming autumn in the UK.


Now, we look at this classification real more detail. So, first generation of the Indian workforce which were born between 1945 to 1960, they constitute that 20 percent of the India's active workforce. Their entry into workforce happened during the 60s and 70s. Please think about what are the most defining moments during that time when people were growing up in the 60s in India. So, that was the time of major food crisis in India. That was the time when green revolution just started. Invasion of the China was a major crisis of that time. East Pakistan was formed. They have this generation has seen East Pakistan being formed. Green revolution started in 70s. The nationalization became a major step which defined politics as well as economics. Emergency was imposed in the 70s. Akashwani was the major source of communication in India, major source of mass communication in India. Akashwani means the government sponsored government supported radio channel of. So, these are the important characteristics of the 60s when the free gen was growing up. Thanks to many of these characteristics, we see some of the common attributes of the free generation. What is that? These attributes are like service orientation. So, these are the people who are inspired by the idea of nation building. And this was the time period when this generation was growing up. Law of conversation was happening around the socialism and various shades of socialism. So, that has naturally affected their world view about their role in the society, role of the politics in the politics and economics in the nation building. They are naturally relationship driven. They want to please their bosses because this is probably also is the hangover of the colonial past. They are found to be generally good team players, found to be uncomfortable in resolving conflict, found to be uncomfortable in the conflicting situation, little less assertive generation, give more importance to process than the result and very sensitive to the feedback. So, these are some of the characteristics being found by Svante Rajesh and her team in this generation. And this study is based on large number of the focus group discussions and the interviews of the corporate leaders working in various industries. So, next generation is generation X. Those who were born in between 1961 to 1970, what are the defining moments for this generation? Those who are born in 60s, those who are born in early 60s and they were growing up and started thinking about their surroundings, started making sense of the economic and political scenario when they are like 15, 20 years or 20 years old. They are the people in their 20s. In the decade of 80, that decade is remarkable in terms of the multiple shades of the socialism being discussed in India. That is also a time when the reservation was implemented, the caste-based reservation in the educational system and the jobs actually enhanced. Mandel commission recommendations were implemented. That is also a time when serious challenges were thrown to the Congress party. That was the time when India started growing little faster. So, the late 80s were the slow period of the growth, the rate which is called the Hindu rate of growth. During this time, the growth rate increased little bit. India was getting acceptance as a nuclear power. This generation has seen that and women in India made remarkable progress during this time. So, that was the beginning of the recognition of women power in India. The major characteristic of the generation X are that they are adaptable. Probably, the bureaucratic system of India and the license raj of India was still there for this generation and they had to maneuver their path in that scenario. So, they are more adaptable, more pragmatic because the growth opportunity started during this time. Technology became starting from the telephony to other technologies became more prominent in the society. They are the creative generations, multitaskers. They are aggressive in driving growth and they value the self-reliance. Gen E are the people who are born in the decade of 71 to 80 and that account for 29 percent of the workforce. This generation has very clearly seen the liberalization, globalization, fast economic growth when they were growing up, when they entered the workforce. In the late 90s, when India conducted the Pokhran atomic explosion, that was an incident where India was accepted after few months of this incident. This is the generation which has looked at liberalization, globalization and fastest economic growth. In the 90s, India conducted the second atomic test in Pokhran at the time of the prime minister ship of Atalbihari Bajpayee and within few months or years, India was accepted as a responsible nuclear power. So, this generation has seen the change of India being more powerful, more assertive, more promising country in terms of the economic growth. We will see the people who are born in this generation, many of them are now leading the corporations across the world, means Google, Microsoft, Stenchart, many, many organizations. There are at least 30 percent of the CEO of Fortune 500 companies are being led by India-born leaders. So, most of these people belong to Gen E. They have seen technological revolution. This is also a time when large number of students, large number of boys and girls coming from lower middle class or middle class families with the thanks to the emerging recognition and power of India and the software industry have they started working in large number of multinational corporations. They went out of country and they have seen the financial economic prosperity which their parents have not seen. So, this is the generation where people have seen the economic prosperity particularly those people. So, this is the generation where people coming from lower middle class or middle class income group have seen the economic prosperity. So, this is the time of the rising middle class and their global exposure. The members of this cohort, they value hard work and they believe that efforts in the right direction can bring result because they are seeing those results, law of people of the Indian origin going to very reaching to the very high level of the corporate ladders. So, that gives that confidence. Gen E have naturally have this attributes of growth orientation. Their global thinking became prominent that started coming with more ease in this generation. They are more technosavy. They have become more environmentally conscious because this is the time when worldwide the conversation about the sustainable development became popular. They focus on education because large number of people have seen the power of education maybe as entrepreneur, maybe as a technology entrepreneur, maybe as technocrat in all these categories which are like major features of for this generation is based on the power of education. So, they focus on education.  This is the generation which has become more conscious of work life balance. They hate micro management. They love autonomy.


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Suppose we have a connected graph with n vertices and n minus 1 edges. We found that in this case every edge is a bridge. But we also found that if we have n vertices and n edges, we must contain a cycle. So if we add one edge, we'll get a cycle. And we know that no edge in a cycle can be a bridge. Now, in discrete math, we always ask the question, how many? And so this leads to two questions. How many bridges can we convert into non-bridges? And how many cycles do we get by adding one edge? So if we take any path and join the end to the beginning, we get a cycle. So if every edge in the path was a bridge, we've just converted all these edges into non-bridges. Consequently, we can convert the most bridges by joining the endpoints of the longest path in our graph. Now, suppose we've added one edge, so our graph now has n vertices and n edges. How many cycles could it have? Since the only new edge is the added edge, then any cycle must include this edge. So suppose we have two cycles, c1 and c2, that use the edge. Since both cycles use the edge, they might parallel each other for a while, but if they're different, at one point they have to separate. However, this means that there is another cycle. Namely, the cycle that uses all of the edges except for the common edges. Since a cycle doesn't use the new edge, it would have been in the original graph, which had no cycles. Consequently, if g is a connected graph with n vertices and n minus one edges, adding one edge introduces exactly one cycle. Now, a picture is worth a thousand words, and at 24 frames per second a video is worth a lot more, but we should prove this formally. Now, it's not that bad. Remember that proof is a way of reviewing math and as a way of doing mathematical research. So, suppose we add an edge. If two cycles in our new graph share the edge and possibly some other edges, then we can write the cycles as where here c2 follows the first cycle up to a point and then breaks off, but eventually gets back to its starting point. But now we can create a new cycle. Let's start with a two-cycle split. We'll follow one cycle until it gets to the place where they rejoin, then follow the other cycle backwards to our last common point. And this is a cycle that doesn't use the edge we introduced, so it would have been in our original graph, which is impossible. Now, it's very tempting to reason as follows. If we add one edge to a graph with n vertices and n minus one edges, we get a graph with n vertices and n edges and, by what we just did, one cycle. So, does this mean that connected graphs with n vertices and n edges contain one cycle? Maybe not. Now, we might reason as follows. If we remove one edge, we get a graph with n vertices and n minus one edges, so if we add back in the edge, we'll get exactly one cycle. Or will we? The problem is that our theorem only applies if our graph is connected, so if the edge we remove is a bridge, we can't guarantee its restoration will produce a cycle. And so the natural question to ask is, can a connected graph with n vertices and n edges have a bridge? While we could see what happens if our graph has a bridge, let's focus on the number of cycles the graph has. Suppose a connected graph with n edges and n vertices has a cycle of length p, which includes p vertices and p edges. Suppose it has a second cycle. There are two possibilities. The second cycle is disjoint and shares no vertices with the first, or the second cycle intersects the first cycle. They have some vertices in common. Let's consider these two cases separately. So suppose a connected graph g with n vertices and n edges has two cycles. Let the first cycle have p vertices and p edges. Suppose the second cycle is completely disjoint with q vertices and q edges. Since we're assuming that we have a connected graph, there must be a path joining a point on each cycle that does not include any points on either cycle. If this path passes through r points, it must include r plus 1 edges.  Where, remember, a point is a vertex is a node. Now, since we have n edges, this sum p plus q plus r plus 1 has to be less than or equal to n, so p plus q plus r has to be less than the number of vertices. And this means there are additional vertices to be connected, but each vertex connected requires at least one edge, and we've already used more edges than vertices. So we'll run out of edges before connecting the graph. What about the other case? Suppose a connected graph g with n vertices and n edges has two cycles. Let the first cycle have p vertices and p edges. And suppose the second cycle intersects the first. And we can again consider the part of the second cycle that is disjoint from the first. Suppose this passes through q vertices. It must use q plus 1 edges. And so we've used p plus q plus 1 edges to pass through p plus q vertices. And as before, to join the remaining vertices of the graph requires more edges than we have left. And putting our results together, this proves a connected graph with n vertices and n edges contains exactly one cycle. Or does it? Since you can't actually have a cycle on a graph with 1 or 2 vertices, we do require that we have at least 3 vertices. Thank you.


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With action and suspense out of the Old West comes the most famous hero of them all, Hapalong Cassidy, starring William Boyd. The ring of the silver spurs heralds the most amazing man ever to ride the prairies of the early West. Hapalong Cassidy, the same hoppy you cheer in motion pictures and the same California you've laughed at a million times. Raw courage and quick shooting have built a legend around this famous hero. Hapalong is a name to be feared, respected and admired. For this great cowboy rides the trails of adventure and excitement. William Boyd as Hapalong Cassidy and Andy Clyde as California. Well, Hoppy, what about our story? It's one I called Death Comes Invited and it began one day in eastern Nevada near the town of Franklin. California and I were on our way back to the bar 20 with nothing more on our minds than where to stop for the night. Then California decided things were too quiet. Oh, bury me not on the lone prairie where the coyotes are and the wind...  Oh, now Hoppy, what's wrong with my voice?  Oh, but I feel to blame good, I just got to let off some steam. Don't this year country smell good? You can plum taste the peace and quiet. Yeah, well old Sheriff Cullerman Franklin has burned a lot of gunpowder to get it this way. Yeah, I reckon folks think I heap of them up there. He sure get a whale of a reputation. Yeah. Yes, sir. Hey, look.   Oh, my God, hold it! Honest strangers, make us a horse trader. Sorry we're not in the... Not no time to argue. Two of my men are riding double, as you can see. Their horse has winded but not killed. You can have him, but we'll take yours. Quick now. You have five seconds.  That's better. Vic, you and Cash take these horses. Mister, we'll be coming after our horses, even though we have to chase you to Texas. Oh, he's a stranger. Jack Venno's got no grudge against you, and I reckon I understand a man's regard for his horse. We'll send him to you and Franklin a day or so. Adios! Turn thieves, watch. No, put it away. Oh, but doggone, I could have bored one sure before they rounded that bend. Yeah, and maybe hit one of the horses. I'd rather have Topper back safe and take revenge. Come on, we'll ride that horse double in the town. He sure is a tired horse. We won't go fast. That's better than walking. Uh-oh, more company. Hey, hey, the old geezer's wearing a badge. It's a posse. Well, well, huh. Howdy, gents. I'm Sheriff Cullum. You see, a bunch of hard cases riding fast and led by a tall gent wearing two gunflow butts forward for cross-draw. Right ahead of you, Sheriff. You're lying. Ike, we're getting a bum steer. You noticed? My eyes ain't that poor yet, Johnny Mark.  By anyone. Don't blame me, not at all. My dagger written at insult. What are we waiting for? You, shuck those guns. Again? Getting so old, we're seen as guns. Yeah, just sent easy, Johnny, sent easy. Tellers, reckon you'd best drop them guns like Johnny asked you to do. Don't want you to get excited when I arrest you for robbery and murder. Now back to Hopalong Cassidy and our story. Death comes invited. Riding through eastern Nevada near the town of Franklin, Hoppe and California are held up and forced to trade their horses to a fleeing gang of men led by Jack Venno. The gang leaves them a tired horse, the presence of which causes the arrest of Hoppe and California on a charge of robbery and murder. All right, Johnny, you take these two armies back to town. We'll just... Sheriff, can you read tracks? I know, you used to get sarcastic, son. I'm just doing my duty.  We were held by Venno's gang, forced to change horses. They left this one and... Ike, let me handle him. I'll teach him to keep quiet.  I'm reading. Pretty messed up with tracks, Richard. Well, bust me. Give them their guns back. Why, you're out of your mind, Ike. No, you ain't the sheriff just yet, bucko. I said give back their guns. Strangers, reckon the sign bears you out. Thanks, and you've lost your chance to catch that gang. Maybe, maybe not. Better let the old fella ride. He looks a little feeble to me. All right, let's get going. Feeble? Feeble?  And I'll talk him six ways to Sunday. He's gone. We might as well head for Franklin. I'll bet he is a worse time getting up of a cold morning than I do. Why, he must be 90 if he's a day. Nice parallel for both of us. You mean straight, sass parallel? That's right, but don't worry, we can handle it. What's the matter, mister? Bucko, I've given you trouble. No, no, not me, Sherry, not me.  Name? Apollon Cassidy. My partner, California Carlson. I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm plum pleased to meet you. What man isn't? I'm Sherry King. Born Maggie Bates, if you're the curious type.  Uh, I think we better get our rooms at the hotel. I'll do it, Bobby. No use, both of us. Oh, wait, California. Nah, nah, we'll be better off alone. Come on, let's try a table. See, you can tell me how you'd like to take me out of all this. I won't even ask for a drink. Well, maybe you can tell me who Jack Venno is and what happened here this afternoon. Venno?  Been raising cane. Robbed the bank today and one of the tellers got in his way. The teller is he, uh... They'll bury him tomorrow. But let's not talk about Venno. A share of Cullum here. I think this would be the last place a bandit gang would start operating. Cullum's getting old. Even Johnny admits it. That's Johnny Mark, a bow of mine. He's Cullum's deputy. I've met him. I wish Cullum would catch Venno and get it over with. Every week or so, a stage gets held up or a payroll stolen. Then for days, Cullum has Johnny out riding on those darn posseys. Why? I don't know. They never find Venno and his men. Well, that's... On your way, cowpoke. Sherry, I want to talk with you. This is Washington. My friend, Mr. Cassidy. Didn't you hear me? I sit on your way. Yeah, I heard you, but I feel kind of lazy. So maybe a bullet between your feet will... Well, what? Get it out, Washington. What's your beef? Uh... Maybe I made a mistake. You sure did when you reached for a gun. He beat you a mile, Paul.  Why you... No, Sherry, don't hit him!   Uh-huh. Yeah. Well, so long, Miss Sherry. Nice to have met you. Come again, Cassidy. Buckeye! Yeah, Miss Sherry. Out back. Buckeye? Do you think I scared him off? Cassidy. Yeah. He didn't look like the scaring type to me. Yeah. I bet he hasn't got much money. The nice ones never do. Do they? Hi, Sheriff. I saw you come back. Any luck? Now he respects. Seems those critters are up in the hole and pull it in after him, huh, Johnny? Yeah. Three stage hold-ups, two payrolls stolen. Now the bank. Town's getting awful riled up, Ike. Thanks for telling me. But they put up with me, Sheriff, for 20 years. What can I do for a bit longer? I'll fix Reynolds' wagon as soon as I figure out who's in Coot's with his gang. Coot? Uh, somebody here in Towntips is going to payroll shipments and what stage is to rob? Has to be. Ain't nobody lucky enough to be right every time. Who's in charge of the stage office in Wells Fargo? Uh, a man by the name of Paul Weston. Oh, he's tough one. But I reckon he wouldn't throw in with no outlaws against his own company. Uh, it wouldn't seem likely, unless he needed money bad. Who don't? Could use a little misadventure with the town getting itchy to kick me out of office. Well, if my partner and I can help call us. Thanks. Let me know when and if those horses yours are returned. Maybe we can backtrack. I will. Uh, good. Johnny, my legs stiffening in. Rub it out for me, will you son? Now, the track seemed to come from up there, Sheriff. Whoever brought our horses back last night came from those rocks. Uh-huh, I reckon so. That's the same country the gang hides in. You know, this could be a little dangerous.  No point in asking for numbers. Sure you can make it all right, old timer. Old? Why, you really gang could be your son. Not while I was sane. How'd you like a poke in the snuff? Hey, break it up. Yeah, yeah, I got enough trouble ahead of us, maybe. We better save our scrappin' for those outlaws. Don't pray, wee. That don't sound so bad to me. Uh, wish I could see the others. I'm getting spooky. Uh, wonder if I should. Uh-oh, get a going, horse, get a going. Hoppy, hoppy! Here, California. Watch, watch the show. Oh, where Johnny Mark is. Let's go a foot. Where's that old scallywag, Cal? He fall behind? He was on the other side of Mark. Mark? Lay back, up on the ridge. Rifleman, you got the sheriff and the land. Keep that ambusher busy. We'll get around back of him. Just wait, California. Come on. Wee, not so fast. The guy's not far. He's up around that big rock. I hope there's only one man there. Careful now. There's the rock. Don't hear no shots. Maybe he's out of cartridges. Then maybe he ain't. Freeze, mister! Get his gun, California, and signal Mark to stop firing. We've got him. I'm very old-plug-dike, huh? Yeah, but he's not sayin' anything. Well, maybe you didn't ask him right. You. What's your name? Smith. Lots of people named Smith. I'm one of them. Where's Venos hideout? Who's his spy?  That hurts. That's enough, Mark. Stay out of this, Cassidy. This one's my meat. Aren't you, Smith? Wait, I... No, you don't. That's all of that. Don't want me? Now stay away from him, Mark. Come on, California. Let's get that prisoner on a horse. Wake up.  He can stand some more. I don't see him. Can't stand some more? I don't see how. He's dead. Now, back to Hoppillon, Cassidy, and our story. Death comes invited. Trailing a bandit gang, Hoppy and California, with a sheriff and his deputy, are ambushed on a rocky hill. The sheriff is shot through the leg, but the ambusher is captured and killed as he fights with the deputy. Now, Hoppy and California and the deputy are back in town, watching the sheriff being patched up. Blast it, Dad. Blast it, clumsy docks. You want a bullet to chomp on old holler? No, I don't want no dead-blasted bullet to chomp on. I fixed up wash wounds on myself with a jackknife and a bottle of ouch. Oh, doc, you think you're digging for gold? See, I... about what happened to that prisoner, Smith. We'll talk about it later, Johnny. Recognize it was an accident, but you've been warned plenty about getting rough. Sure, I'm sure, but... I was mad about him shooting you. Town needs a sheriff now. With me laid up, that means you. If Venno ain't stopped soon, we ain't neither one gonna have jobs. Sheriff, have you ever thought of trying to track Venno? How do you mean, Cassidy? Sending out a fake payroll for bait. You could have your pasta ready and trailing the stage. If Venno hits it... Sounds like a good... ouch, gamble. Try it, Mark. All right, I'll check with Washington tomorrow. Sooner than... ouch! Mark, before you go, give me a bullet, will ya? And shoot that old goat if he cracks a smile. I say Mark's got only one asset. This is his big feet. They can always hear him coming. It'll be years before he gets promoted.  Hey, where'd you get the bump? Tell him, Paul. Guess he's modest. Sit down, Johnny. You too, Cassidy. There's one thing I like. It's lots of men around. Sorry, we're after Washington. Me? Now, look, I was just buying her a drink. On business. Oh. Let's go to my office. See you later, Sherry. Think over what I said. You can have everything you want if you just... You're wasting your breath, Worsten. I'm what she wants. Oh, are ya? Times come when you're due for a surprise, Johnny Mark. Mm-hmm. A big surprise. Hi, California, how's it coming? Just finishing topper's rub-down. He sure is a great horse. You betcha. Uh, the trap all set. Yeah, for tomorrow night. Hope it works. There. There does it. You know, it's a shame everyone don't take care of his horse. See that bale over there? Been rid hard, but didn't get a rub-down. Nah, some riders are thoughtless. Whose horse is it? One on Johnny Mark's screen. Uh, but he was with us today. On our own. Then someone else was riding one of his horses. I wonder. Maybe the ombre didn't want anyone to know he was out, so he rode that bane instead of his own. Uh-oh. We got company. Well, then oh. Stand quiet and lift the gruff hooks. I'd assume, boy, you was not. I thought I was doing you a favor when I sent back those horses. I didn't figure on you crossing me. By a back trail on them? That's right. I reckon we didn't have no agreement, but it was still a mighty on-friendly return. I forget that for now, though. I've come for Smitty. He in jail? Smitty? Oh, Smith. I'm afraid he's through with you, Venno, permanently. He's caged? Oh, no. Not Smitty. He ambushed us and we caught him. He had kind of an accident and hit his head on a rock. Killed him. Smitty tripped. He fell off his hulls? Well, not exactly. Who did it, then? Who was responsible for Smitty's death? Not us. That's for sure. And who? Tell me. It's not our place to tell you, Venno. Sorry. What if I threaten to kill you? I see. You got nerve, I'll grant you that. But I'll find out who did for him when I do. Smitty's gonna have company. I guess it is that Venno won't be satisfied to let Smith's death go unpunished. Can he looks that way? With Johnny Mark in a bad spot, if Venno learns the truth. Well, the stage with the fake payroll is about to leave. I'd better join the party. Sure, sure. Go on, good luck. If Venno's bunch get to the rocky country, you'll never catch him. Seems queer how easy they duck the posse. Second sight, that's what Venno's got. Washington ride with your posse? Sure, sure. He's handy with a gun. See, you got a hunch about him, haven't you? Perhaps. I think I know how part of this thing fits together. After I search some saddlebags, I may have the rest of it. Stage just left, Johnny. Everything all set. Aren't you coming with us, Washington? No, I think I'd better stay with the payroll. Want some guards? That's not necessary. I got a shotgun. Okay. Let's go, but take it easy.  Huh? Yeah, I guess so. I got a feeling this thing ain't right. I wish Ike was along. It appears to me that Washington was mighty willing to be alone with that payroll. Yeah. You two getting the same hunch I am? Very possibly. A few minutes ago, while I was at the livers table, I found out that it was Washington who took your bay yesterday. What? Well, that settles it. We'll set a trap for Venner, all right? Around Washington's office. Slim, pass a word. Shoot to kill. Poppy, you think we guessed right? Maybe we... We guessed right. There comes the proof of it. Horses and riders. It's him. It's Venner. Hmm, they're sure acting at home. Not even hurrying. Why should they? They had an invitation. Venner, you're surrounded. Give up or die. Hey, it's another close. There's two way out there. What a haul. The town'll make you the sheriff for this, Johnny. Not one of them outlaws escaped. Five of them are done for, Johnny. Poppy's got Washington inside the shack. Venner's over there cashing in. He's not dead. Well, he ought to be, but he's dying hard. Quick, give me a hand. We'll take him inside. You men take those prisoners to the jail. I'll join you there later. At least Washington will lift to get hung. Yeah. Put him down here. Mark, Mark, what's the meaning of this? I'm no criminal. Be quiet. And then no tongue, Johnny. No. I guess he'll never regain consciousness. It's too bad. Well, maybe Washington will talk. He saw who shot Cullum. He saw. You mean he's shot? He's Venno's partner. No, only an accessory after the fact that Cullum's getting shot. He withheld information. That's what he was surprised with to be, Johnny. He was going to blackmail you to get the girl, Sherry. You're nuts. We got proof tonight that he tipped Venno to where the real payroll was. No, you did that. You double-crossed him deliberately. You shot the sheriff. You were Venno's...    We'll see about that. The curtains are down. Now when I lock this door, it'll just be the four of us. In private. Great Popeye and rattlesnakes. I think he means street. Yeah. At first I want to know a few things. I've got to know if I made any mistake someone else might catch. You made your biggest when you invited Venno to come here. He served his purpose. I got half the loot from his jobs. He discredited the sheriff. And now I'll be made sheriff and get the reward for the capture of Venno's gang. You should have gotten rid of that mirror in your saddlebag, Johnny. It gave you away. How? Simple. You used it as a heli, I grant, to let Venno know the posse's position when you began searching the rocky section. With no trail to follow, the posse was hunting blind. All Venno had to do was keep circling around you. Pretty smart. Go on. What tipped you to me?  I didn't mean to kill him. Just knock him out to keep him quiet. He was the only one besides Venno that knew I was Venno's partner. I'd have let him escape later. Oh, sure.  When you called on them to surrender, you knew they'd fight. I did. Venno and Smith had to die. It was a necessity. Cullum knows Smith didn't shoot him, Johnny. The wound in his leg is horizontal. Smith was above him. If he'd shot Cullum, the wound would have been slanted downward. I could have killed Ike, but I didn't. No credit to you. You knew if Cullum was killed, he'd have been a martyr to the town. And you'd have been a kid trying to fill a man's boots. This way... This way I did what Ike failed to do. And the town thinks I'm a hero. They'll elect me, Sheriff, before tomorrow. Well, that's enough. Got anything funny to say before I finish you three off? Yeah. You heard the one about the man who was hanged for murder?  Now I'll do the same for you. Now back to hop along, Cassidy. Venno, can you hear me? Thanks for getting Johnny. He heard him. He killed Smithy. Dirty. What was Smithy to you? My...my sister's kid. I promised her I'd look after it. I'm sorry. My...my sister's kid. I promised her I'd look after it. Venno, he's gone California. He was the stubbornest dying hombre I ever saw. Lucky for us. Yeah. He was a killer, but there was good in him. Well, we'll send someone back to take care of him. Come on, Washington. You're going to jail. Funny. Johnny's invite to Venno brought death to both of them. Uh-huh. Being a crook is mighty unhealthy work. Ain't that the truth? You know, I'm so happy. I'm honest. I...I could sing. Oh, I wouldn't do that if I were you. There's Sheriff Cullum up on crutches. He'd run you in for disturbing the peace. Maybe he's got more of an ear for music than you got, huh? That's what I mean. Oh, just listen anyway. You know, something I've been practicing. Yeah. Oh, bury me not on the long prairie Hey, you Carlson, come here. Uh-oh, I warned you, California. Hey, just what's the big idea, you old grizzly? No, no, no, Sheriff. I didn't mean to disturb. That is, we're just leaving. Why didn't you tell me you could sing? I ain't had no wonder harmonized with him years. Try a chorus of the old middle stream with me, huh? Well, I'll be delighted. But we best get away from hobby. He ain't got no appreciation of fine singing. Uh, one, uh, two, down by the old middle stream. Oh, no, where I first knew. Well, it looks like California and the Sheriff are going to hit it off fine from here on out. Providing California doesn't get off key, that is. In our next adventure with those two lovable cow folks, we find them in their usual share of danger. It happens on the trail from New Mexico back to the bar 20, where many a surprise awaits Hoppe in the story we call Bullfight. Apollon Cassidy, starring William Boyd, is transcribed and produced in the West by Walter White Jr. Death Comes Invited was written by Herb Purdom with original music under the personal direction of Albert Glasser. All stories are based upon the characters created by Clarence Mulford. This is a Commodore production.


Slow, low, low is by far my favourite technique for calming stuff down. This is about if you are trying to take control of a situation perhaps you are working with or caring for a child or an adult who is anxious or angry and we need to bring things back down to a point of peace and calm. So we use slow, low, low speech. It's really simple. We slow down the pace of our speech, slow it down. We lower the volume and we lower the pitch. So we speak with a deeper voice, slow down the pace, lower the volume, lower the pitch. Now the reason we do this is because if we are angry or anxious we tend to speak very very fast and quite shrill and very quickly and we are trying to do the opposite. And it actually doesn't matter what you say. If you are trying to calm things down, if you do this slow, low, low talking then things will begin to feel more calm. And instead of responding to someone else's anger or anxiety by our voices rising in speed and pitch and yeesh, instead we come along with our calm voice. So I tend to try and think about like my favourite bedtime stories that I might have listened to as an audiobook, as a kid and try and emulate that, that kind of voice that rubs you up with a cuddle. You can say absolutely anything and I tend to have some go-to phrases that I will use in these moments and just repeat them. But whatever you say, if you say it slow, low, low then you convey calm. You convey control and you help to take control of the situation and bring things to a slightly better point. Good luck. I hope you found that strategy helpful. It's one I've shared so many times and I was asked if I could do a specific video on it too. Here you go.


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And remember, you're always right with Autolight. And now with Murder of Ant Delia and with the performance of Van Heflin, Autolight hopes once again to keep you in suspense.  Well, I'm the little Jack Horner that did that. Only my name isn't Horner, it's Dort Scharples. I was hitchhiking along Highway 70 across the Arizona desert heading for LA. It was August and it was hot. The lizards were fanning themselves. There wasn't much traffic and nobody had stopped. I'd walked about eight miles outside some little berg and I was tired and sore. Finally, a black sedan came along. I was all set to holler cuss words at him for not stopping when suddenly he slowed down. It was a young guy about my age. He was alone. Hop in. Well, thanks. I sure appreciate this. It's all right. I could use some company. For a second there, I didn't think you were going to stop. I wasn't, frankly. Well, a guy has to be kind of careful, I guess, huh? You know what changed my mind? Maybe you won't like this, but it suddenly struck me that you look like me. Yeah? Yeah, I guess maybe I do at that now that you mention it. I thought to myself, what if that was me walking along? Besides, if you've got a face like mine, it must be an honest face. Yeah, maybe you got something there. You going to Blythe? Where's that? The next town across the Colorado. No, I'm going clear into LA. Well, I happen to be going through there on my way to Santa Barbara. If you want to spell me at the wheel, we can make Los Angeles by a little after midnight. Brother, you got yourself a co-pilot. By the time we crossed the river into California, I'd learned that the guy's name was Glendon Braley, that he was going to visit his invalid aunt. This aunt didn't own all of Santa Barbara, not quite. The guy didn't volunteer this information. I had to probe it out of him. Between Blythe and Desert Center, an idea began to percolate. And not just from the heat, either. I'll bet your aunt will be glad to see you, Braley. How long did you say it's been? Well, I was 10 when I left. That'd make it 17 years. You see, my mother died when I was three, and Aunt Delia took me in. Oh, did she know you're coming? I sent her a wire. Oh, you think she'll recognize you? I doubt it. The reason I'm going back, her husband died about a month ago. He and I never got along. That's why I left Aunt Delia's place. You mean you ran off? No, another aunt in Delaware took me. Then what, with school, and then the army, and getting a job afterwards? Well, I just lost track of Aunt Delia. You got a lot of relatives in the east? No. My other aunt died when I was 21. Delia's the only relative I've got left. Well, I guess that means you come to something pretty good someday. Yeah, I suppose so. It's funny, but the idea sort of scares me. Oh, boy, would somebody scare me like that? I kept pumping him until I could have written his autobiography. Yes, I mean autobiography. I stored away facts about this uncle that he hated, about how Braley used to like to draw pictures when he was a kid, about how he got his only spanking when he was eight for spilling ink on his aunt's favored tapestry, how he couldn't eat peas, how he got sick on enchiladas at the Santa Barbara Fiesta in 1929, everything. Could I remember it? People used to tell me with my memory I could have been a lawyer. But that takes work. Just east of Indio before Highway 70 runs into 99, I figured that I was thoroughly briefed. Want me to drive a while, Sharples? No, thanks, unless you want to take over. No, technically, maybe I shouldn't be driving at all. Oh, I've got one of these mail-order driver's licenses, but I doubt if I can pass the California test. Hey, you know it's something funny? Huh? I think we're getting a flat. All right. The car ride's kind of funny. I think it's the left rear tire. Oh, this would have to happen clear out in the middle of nowhere. We better start and take a look, huh? I don't even know if the spare's any good. Of course, I may be imagining things, but we better make sure. I'll check it. That was not a soul in sight, either way. Oh, we won't need any help. I hope not. How is it? Maybe you better come and look. Okay. See, come to think of it, there may not be any tools in the car. I bought it in a hurry off a used car lot. I've got all the tools that I'll need, really. All right. It doesn't look flat to me. No? Look close. Well, it's still there, you see. I was right about the tools. Wasn't that Braley? I put the blackjack back in my pocket, and I dragged Braley off the highway into a ditch. I made sure he was dead. Then I changed clothes with him and covered his body with sand and brush. I was back in the sedan and on my way, but still no other car was in sight. I adjusted the rear view mirror so that I could see my reflection. I watched the lips move as my voice said, Dort Schoppels? Never heard of him. My name's Glendon Braley. I pulled into LA about 2 a.m. I waited till morning, though, before I went to Rena Zeta's apartment. I wanted her to be wide awake when I told her my idea. That dart, it sounds crazy and dangerous. Well, for a million bucks, we can afford to be crazy. Yeah, but somebody finds out that you aren't this guy. Who'll know? His aunt hasn't seen him since he was a kid. There are no other relatives, no connections on the coast, or back east for that matter. But I'm sure you can carry it off, Dort. Listen, Rena, I know everything about this guy, even when he lost his first baby tooth. What do you want me to do? Just stay where I can get in touch with you. Be ready to come on up to Santa Barbara. How long are you going to have to wait to come into this money? The old lady may live for years. She's pretty well along. She's an invalid. You know, a lot of things can happen to an old lady. Well... No, no, it's a real break. I might have done it alone, kid, but I thought of you. It's real sweet of you, Dort. Real sweet. Then we're partners? Okay, Dort. Great kid. But now look. You're getting the habit of calling me Glendon Braley. Kiss me. Glendon. It didn't take me long to cover the 100 miles to Santa Barbara. The reunion with Antilia was quite touching. I sat on a low stool right by her wheelchair, drinking tea that her housekeeper, Mrs. Parker, kept pouring. And we talked over old times. Oh, Glenny, it's so good to have you home again. Glenny, nobody would you ever call me that. The kids always call me Glen or Curly, mostly. And how angry you used to get. You hated to be called Curly. Yeah, and when I got in a fight about that with Pudge Morseman, you sent me to bed without any supper. And then you took away my paints and crayons for a whole week. Not a whole week, Glenny. I relented on a Sunday afternoon. Well, it seemed like a week. You did love to draw. Oh, that must be Mr. Crittenden. Crittenden? Yes, my attorney. He's been just wonderful to me since your uncle died. Handles all of my affairs. I've asked him to come up to meet you. Oh. I hope you don't mind. No, not at all. That's all right, Mrs. Parker. Don't mind it. Come right in, Bryce. Hello, Delia. You look positively radiant. Where, where, where? Is this the particle nephew? Yes, Bryce. This is Glenny. Or should I say Mr. Crittenden? My nephew, Glenden Braley. How do you do, sir? How do you do? So this is Glenny. Well, my boy, let me warn you that I know every infamous detail of your crime-ridden career. That is up until the time you were 10 years old. No. I'm afraid, Andy, that Mr. Crittenden has an ipso facto case against you. No, I offer this tapestry on the wall as exhibit a look. Huh? What do you mean? Well, now if you'll examine it closely, you'll see traces of a stain. Andy, isn't that where I spilled the ink in? Well, let's see. It's about 1929, right? Why, Glenny, do you remember that? Well, I certainly do. You spanked me with a hairbrush. Andy, the accused has paid his debt to society in case dismissed. Oh, Glenny, that stain is worth more to me than the tapestry itself. Oh, no, Andy. I think she means it, Glenden. Your arrival has already made her look 10 years younger. Oh, how absolutely absurd. In fact, Delia, I think you could get up out of that chair this minute and trounce me soundly at a game of tennis. There wasn't any doubt about it. I was in. And Delia's health improved so rapidly that I realized I'd have to think of a way to speed things up. That meant that I had to get Mrs. Parker, the housekeeper, out of the house for good. So I began devising little things to make her appear inefficient. And he wasn't supposed to have spices, so I sneaked in the kitchen and doctored the food up with pepper. After Mrs. Parker set the heating unit for the night I got up and turned it off. And he woke up freezing. And Mrs. Parker became so confused and upset that she began helping me out by forgetting things and making mistakes all her own. Then one afternoon... Glenny, I know Mrs. Parker means well, but as Dr. Davis says, I got to have someone I can depend on at all times. Well, I haven't liked to say anything. After all, she's been with you for so long, but, uh, well, the poor old soul needs a rest. It's going to be difficult to tell her. Well, now I'll attend to that, Eddie. And I'll see about getting another housekeeper an intelligent, capable, younger woman. Reena, this is me. Huh? You know, Mr. Braley. Oh, how are you? Great. Now, listen, kid, I'm calling from Santa Barbara. Yes. Get up here, right away. Check in at the San Martin Hotel as Reena Derwin. Right.  We're in, baby. But good. AutoLite is bringing you Mr. Van Heflin in Murder of Antilia, tonight's production in Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrills, Suspense. Oh, Mr. Wilcox, Harper asked me to return this book to you. 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And now, AutoLite brings back to our Hollywood soundstage our star Van Heflin in Murder of Ant Delia, a tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. By the time Rena arrived in Santa Barbara, I had fixed up a set of references of her ability and character that would have flattered Florence Nightingale and Susan B. Anthony. Rena came out for an interview pretending she was sent by an employment agency I was supposed to have called. She made a terrific impression on the old lady. But an odd from me, Addy hired Rena on the spot. And Mrs. Parker left with a cardboard synth case amongst pay red eyes and the sniffles. After we got Addy to bed, that first night, Rena and I met out on the veranda. How was I, George? That name. Nobody's around here. Don't take any chances. Call me Mr. Braley all the time. All right. Mr. Braley. How did I do? Perfect. Come on, let's walk out by the bluff away from the house. Oh, this is sure some layout. Looks great in the moonlight. It'll all be ours, baby. You need to plan to live here after it's all over? Maybe for a little while. Depends on how long it takes me to convert her estate to cash. We can't do anything to excite suspicion now. No. Now, right up ahead there is a cliff. A 200-foot drop onto some rocks. You're going to push her? Oh, no, no. Nothing's brutal as that. It's an accident. You take Andy out for an airing in a wheelchair. As you're pushing the chair, you trip and you fall. The chair starts rolling. You run after, but poor Andy goes over the edge. You are hysterical with shock. Yeah? What's wrong with you taking Andy for an airing? Look, if I could do it, what would be the point of you being here at all? You're just an employee and brand new one. You have no reason on Earth for croaking her for a double. They just might get that idea if I was wheeling her, see? Well, I guess you're right. And that's why it's important for us not to have much to do with each other. It's going to be difficult, though. Mr. Braley. No one can see us now, honey. Look, baby, now, that's not for many habits. It'll be tough to break. Just one kiss? Please. We're not going to stop that, you loop. Baby. The next afternoon, Addy and I were in the library. I was trying to look interested in this scrapbook she was pouring through. I hope she wouldn't notice how fidgety I was. My eyes are so weak now, Glennie, but I know every detail of these just from memory. Here you are on your first tricycle. Well, I'll be darned. Is that ever that small? It doesn't seem possible, does it? Oh, here's what I was looking for. The cow you drew when you were nine. You were quite the artist. That's great. I was a surrealist. I colored it green. Green cow on purple grass. It caused quite a sensation at your school. I wonder I wasn't expelled. Oh, Glennie. I've always been just sick about this picture. One of the few of you and me together. You broke away from me just as the photographer took it. Yeah, I'm just a blurb. What's the cat doing in it? Don't you remember? That's Xerxes. Don't you remember? Oh, yes, sure. Oh, Xerxes, they purge you. Jay, the fun that he and I used to have together. Of course, I used to tease him a lot when you weren't looking, but he sure wasn't... He... What's the matter, Auntie? Glennie, are you trying to fool your old Auntie? What do you mean? You were frightened plum out of your wits by cats.  That's why you jumped when the picture was taken. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I did, didn't I? Yeah, I... You were that way when you first came here. Don't you remember? Poor old Dr. Thompson. He said it was a deep-seated phobia, and you'd probably have it all your life, like Napoleon. Did it go away, Glennie, this fear of cats? Well, most of it. You know, a guy sort of... He doesn't like to remember what a coward he was when he was a kid. Maybe she was satisfied with that explanation, but I thought she watched me a lot closer after that with her damn old eyes. Rena and I couldn't put it off much longer. I might make a real break. That night, Rena and I set it up. I said, uh, tomorrow, right after breakfast. Oh. You'll come with me, won't you? No, honey, it'll be better if I'm not around. But you don't have to be right there. Just be where I can see you. I couldn't do it all alone. I don't know... All right, all right, but don't lose your nerve, kid. Now, don't lose your nerve. I didn't sleep much that night. The next morning, Rena and I got the old lady in a wheelchair. There you are, Annie. Thank you, Glennie. Maybe it isn't a lovely day. It certainly is, Mrs. Farnham. Perhaps I better have a scarf over my head. I'll run upstairs and get one. You mind here? Hey, there are two scars here on the sofa. Oh, never mind, mister, when there's some down here. Oh, all right. Which one do you want, Annie? The green and red one or the blue and yellow? Well, it doesn't matter, Glennie, either one. Well, this one, I think, will go better with that robe you're wearing. Yes, so it will. Well, come on, let's go. Wait. I've changed my mind. What? You mean about going out? Yes, yes, it's so much farther. Oh, nothing. You need some fresh air, Annie. I'll just sit here by the open window. Well, look, you need some sun. Come along, Mr. Owen. Please, Glennie. I don't want to go. I just want to stay here and rest. Please. Well, yeah, sure. Annie, OK, if you don't want to go. Annie finally calmed down, but she still had Rina put her to bed. Then she asked me to drive to town to get her some medicine she was out of. I was hoping the old lady was coming down with something that would save Rina and me the trouble of that last wheelchair ride, but... No. Next morning was cloudy and sultry. When I got downstairs, Rina already had the old girl out on the lawn in her wheelchair. She came over to me and whispered, She just wants to stay there, Dore. No ride. No, that's tough. She's going anyway. Come on, Rina. I suppose she makes a fuss. I think two of us can handle an old lady in a wheelchair. What if she screams?  It's starting to sprinkle. Hurry up. Let's finish this before we get wet. It's starting to rain. Yes, yes, we're coming, Annie. I knew it would rain today. Well, here we go, Annie. You came just in time. I thought you'd forgotten me. Forget you, Annie. Don't be silly. It's starting to come down. Hurry or it will be soaked. The house is back that way. Just relax, Annie. Help me push her, will you? Come on. Let's make this quick. Come on, faster. Stop it. Not too fast. Leonard, you hear. I'm frightened. You're not my Glenny, are you? You're not my Glenny. Okay, Rina. Let her go. Please, please. It was done. I looked over the edge to make sure she was dead, all right? I made Rina tear her hose and skin her knee. I rubbed some dirt on the wound. It's raining hard. As we got back to the house, I heard a car swerving around the last turn on the grade. It pulled up the driveway by the porch and a man got out. It was Crittenden. Rina. Get hysterical, Rina. And Limp. Mr. Crittenden! Mr. Crittenden! What are you doing out in the street? Oh, something awful has happened. I was just going to phone to you. I don't understand. What's wrong? My aunt is dead. Oh, my God. Stop that. It's not your fault. What's happening? Ask Mrs. Durwin to wheel her out over there so she could admire the view. In this rain? No, it wasn't raining. Mr. Durwin tripped and the wheelchair coasted downhill. She tried to catch up, but it plunged over the cliff with Auntie. I just stepped out to tell Mr. Durwin she'd better bring Auntie into the house than Mrs. Durwin tripped. Crittenden ran down to peek over the cliff and I went into the library and phoned the ambulance and the police too just to make it look good. I was downing a double shot of bourbon when the lawyer came in. That poor woman at least she didn't suffer. Oh, thank heavens for that. Use a drink. No, thank you. It was quite a shock. I'll never forget that scream when she... But don't torture yourself. This young woman... What's her background? Mr. Durwin, why an employment agency sent her out. Uh-huh, yes. I... It wasn't carelessness on her part, Mr. Crittenden. It might have happened to anyone. It hadn't been for the slope to the edge of that cliff. She'd have caught Auntie in time. I know she would. Mr. Durwin, this is Mr. Crittenden and Mrs. Farnham's attorney. How do you do? Could I bring you gentlemen anything? No, nothing for me. Thank you.  You've had quite a shock. Yes, sit down, Mr. Durwin. Thank you. There seems to be nothing to do, but... just wait. I'm a fuss-budget about these things, perhaps, but that bust of Shakespeare on the bookcase isn't it in rather a precarious position? Well, I never noticed it. Right over your head there I'll just slide it back. Rather... top-heavy thing. Lookout door! That was close. Barely missed you. Oh, I'm sorry. Sorry, no harm is done. Lucky you had the presence of mind to call out, Mr. Durwin. What was it you called, Mr. Braily? I didn't call him anything. Lookout door? It was what you said. Why did you call him door? Well, it was just an exclamation. She saw the statue topple over and she... Well, and called you by your real name. Mr. Gritton, and I'm afraid I don't quite see the reason for this peculiar questioning. I'm sure that my poor aunt would resent your prying into the affairs of our household. I'm afraid you're mistaken. This prying, as you call it, is made at your aunt's request. What do you mean? She telephoned me yesterday afternoon to tell me about a strange doubt, a suspicion. About you. Me? Why should she have any...  And he thought that... Well, that's absurd. Your recollections of your childhood here were quite convincing. Except for one or two things. Well, this is all very... Oh, my fear of cats. Well, people do get over childish phobias after all. It's more than that. Remember a drawing she showed you? A watercolor of a cow. Sure, sure. The green cow. What about it? And the scarves. Remember you thought the blue and yellow would go better with her robe than the red and the green one? Well, so what? Doesn't it strike you as peculiar that a boy who could draw quite a fine cow should paint it green? And then years later be so exacting about harmonizing his aunt's scarf. You see, Glendon Braley was colorblind. Suspense presented by AutoLite, tonight's star, Van Heflin. Mr. Wilcox, before I go, do you suppose I could get Van Heflin's autograph? Why, I don't think you'd mind. Would you, Van? Not at all. How would you like me to sign it, Miss? Well, would you just write yours for A-L-R-S-P? A-L-R-S-P. AutoLite resistive spark plugs. How do I get mixed up with these commercial characters? Well, she can't help it, Van. 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