Hi everyone, happy Tuesday. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com and I'm about to pop open a couple of boxes of 2021 2020-2021 Panini Donneress basketball two box hobby edition Break number 14 one spot gets you two teams in this break and all card ship. It's pretty nice big Thanks to this group here. Let's double you up likes her mix a lot BAM All 30 teams are in and let's roll it. Let's randomize names and teams six into three nine times. Good luck And ninth and final time after nine. We got Don down to Don Don Don Don Don After nine times There you go six in the three nine times for the teams one two Three eight and good luck ninth and final time After nine we got the pelicans down to the Phoenix Suns All right, Don you have the pelicans so second year Zion's Arthur with the jazz West with the heat fawad with the Pacers Eric with the Raptors courage for the Trailblazers guy with the nets Arthur with the Thunder and the Spurs Eric with the Mavs Don with the Celtics Denver for Curtis Houston for Robert Don with the T Wolves nice Anthony Edwards John with the Knicks Arthur with the Kings John with the Hawks guy with the Cavs Robert with the Clippers John with the Bucks Arthur with the Grizz Jonathan there you go with the Charlotte Hornets. Good luck Will with the Pistons Arthur with the Wizards will with the Sixers Robert with the Bulls and Warriors Wesley with the Lakers Fawad with the Magic and Don with the Phoenix Suns To get all this on one page any trades. I want to keep the trade one a kind of short We've got a couple other things we got to get going tonight There are the two hobby boxes right here We'll leave the video running if you're watching the replay of this you can fast forward through this part Till you see me start opening up Packs here No, look at the read the description alms you'll see the title you'll see how many boxes we're breaking. It's a half a case Always in the title. All right, it looks like no trades. Let's roll TWC trade window closed. Let's print and rev Nelson. What's going on? How are you? That's a very interesting question Nelson That's a very nice Lamello is out. So they're saying he's out for the rest of the season Are they including postseason? I mean probably I mean where are they at at the in this in the standings? so they are I Mean if they could hang on I Guess it depends on what the Charlotte Hornets think, you know, if they think they're contenders If they think they're contenders, maybe they make a trade and try to improve the team so to be in the playoffs and then maybe try to See if Lamello will be okay by then blah blah blah blah Or do you think you know, let's just let's just let's just tank Let's get a better draft position to put another great player around Lamello So maybe they're so it'll it'll just depend on what the front office thinks this week But they got a lot a lot to think about Thomas is saying that I'm hearing that he'll he may not be out for the rest of Season it'd be reevaluated in four weeks. It could be interesting Yeah, I mean People always panic when when players get injured like this, but don't don't panic sell you especially the Lamello ball, I think Feel like hold on to him for at least you don't want to undersell At worst when he comes back. It's at the same price Which wouldn't be Wouldn't be the end of the world. There's precious Tua five out of ten Nice low autograph for West Thomas, right and Thomas is saying there's a Lamello auto prism auto That's still at 2,500 now with 15 minutes left. There's some numbered cards here. I'm supposed to be topping Nice LeBron James. What about the what about the MVP race? Oh? If you have colleague collegiate, it's a little different. I feel like I Feel like once the the main versions come out, right the prices for collegiate doesn't hold as Well, I need another container for this. Yeah, but Joel and bead is a is injured now So is LeBron so maybe Yanis wins another one EJC's Joker or Lillard You know the the guys in the halftime program were saying why isn't Lillard getting any love for MVP? Yeah, I think though those Might be some East Coast bias They're not up late watching those West Coast games So if you had a gem 10 prism collegiate Lamello auto, I mean That's I can't make that decision for you meet personally. I probably would before Before regular prism basketball comes out. That's a 249 Eric Gordon nice Tyrese Halliburton James Weissman Yeah, so a Thomas Yeah, the collegiate stuff is always nice to have if you're just if you're personally collecting There's a nice Rudy go-bear Harrison saying yo catch MVP. Yeah, he's pretty good, too But yeah, as much as I like the collegiate stuff Historically The prices have generally gone down on those collegiate stuff. There's they're staying power Doesn't really last until It lasts up until like the actual prism basketball comes out, right? That's generally what happens Collegiate's Grammy not that Lamello didn't go to college but but for other like college players It's great to have those when if you're just piecing if you're personally just collecting and just want to have that as part of a larger You know depends on what you want to do with it If you want to have like a huge you want to have the world's biggest Lamello collection. Yeah, you're keeping the collegiate It's not going anywhere in it. It's Jalen Smith And there he is his ears were burning he we were talking about him this goes to Charlotte Jonathan Goswiner that one Nice nice Marvel's LeBron James James Weissman But I think with that like stuff like that Lamello and if we find like a Like a rated rookie Lamello, I think it's it's best to just kind of hold on to it try to ride out the dip Hopefully he comes back this season that sort of thing All right, nice Ben Simmons piece of the star on his jersey one out of ten It's a good-looking card Jersey King sixers will hash Enos Cantor to $199 and to $349 Otto Porter Jr Crunchtime John Morant and there's a rated rookie Lamello ball What up Sean? Good good This hasn't been a great comeback. I had they were down by 20 or 25 points at some point Making a game out of this go warriors hosting the Sixers There's Malik Beasley to $49 There's a Zion Williamson crunch time Kenya Martin juniors I'm playing them good basketball to for the Rocks. Here's Anthony Edwards Well, if if Lamello is out for an extended period time, maybe the number one overall pick Anthony Edwards Starts to make some inroads in on that Rookie of the Year Ward on has the tape the T-wills I couldn't decide whether to say Tim Timberwolves or T-wolves Second-year Zion that's cards numbered. It's a press proof Ben Simmons. That's nice, too. That's not Lamello All right Second box This is random team 14 Two box Ram team 15 is already in the store if you want to run this back tonight I wonder though if you're the Charlotte Hornets. Do you maybe not make any moves? Not rush Lamello back and I mean that's that's not necessarily something a Jordan team would do so I was gonna say maybe maybe you kind of Tank a little bit try to get a better draft pick and try to put a second player Next to Lamello and Gordon Hayward and Terry Rose here or if you're Jordan Are you just like? Are you just like let's get let's get Lamello ball fitted with a bionic hand Let's make some moves in the trade window. Let's get aggressive. Let's get a taste of the playoffs Get players hungry. I'm happy tempted to do that If I were running that team, I'd be like, you know what let's go for it When's the last time Charlotte's been seven seed at this point of the season, you know Let's try to sneak into the playoffs. All right, there's third-year Luca Dancic and we got Theo Maladon 43 out of 49 is your autograph for okay seat. It'll be for Arthur. It's the 349 Danny Green Eric Pascal to 99 Warriors making a great comeback here. Let's see if a second-year John Moran It's Patrick Williams For the Bulls that'll be for Robert Malachi Flynn to 199 and That is Chris Middleton to 349 Kayla Martin Tyries Halliburton for the Kings that'll go to Arthur Nice second-year Zion Should have some value in those done with the Pelicans to 99 Mitchell Robinson Moses Malone more Yanis more LeBron Got James Weissman here It's Christian Wood to 349 to 199 There's Jordan Clarkson. He's having a good season. There's crunch time LeBron James Weissman the rookies Another Lamella ball rated rookie card for John G. Sadiq Bay 28 out of 99 he's been having a good year Marvels LeBron James There's Deer and Fox Jersey Kings for the Kings That'll be going to Arthur Sears and Sacktown It's Kawhi to 349 Damian Lillard to 199 Another Lamello nice three of them for John Right, are we at three or was it the rookies Lamella and two rated rookies? Either way still nice Kira Lewis to 349 Zion crunch time Hachimura Marvels Yanis to 49 and PJ Washington 349 Um Jonathan with all those Yanis by the way I'll be topping Anthony Edwards No, I didn't I didn't realize that Shaq was on Conan's podcast. I gotta check that out another Anthony Edwards for Don and the T Wolves If you're the Raptors is it rebuild time? This were the Raptors at 17 and 26 Jared Allen to 199 Vija Kongu Grant Riller and CJ L a B There you go. We'll sleeve and topple it all these before they go out. I Think you do I think you treat Kyle. I'm some low numbers there Kyle Lowry is close. Isn't he? What's the Kyle?  I'm Joe for Jasper's case breaks calm We're gonna walk over to the next break in a separate video Jasper's case breaks calm. Bye


We recently covered the astonishing ancient megaliths, known as the Colossus of Memnon, a pair of 1,000-plus-ton statues that have not only survived unknown eons into the modern day, but still possessed some of their most intriguing features all the way into known recorded history, most notably during the Roman Empire, when they were often regarded as having been able to sing at first light every day. We also touched upon the little-known conclusion made by a number of individuals and even funded academics referring to many other enigmatic artifacts that have been found across Giza and even Egypt as a whole as having been once lathe worked. These often stone artifacts are so precise in their construction, with pottery even displaying a level of delicacy from their makers that the only explanation for their existence could be attributed to having once been machine-worked, with the ancient Egyptians claimed as their so-called makers, having once possessed enormous lathes, something modern man has only understood and utilized for a very brief time span, with a number of multi-tons sarcophagi also sharing this explanation for their creation. As to explain them as having once been made merely by hand is not only illogical, but almost an inconceivable tale to attach to such precisely made stonework. Created with not only astonishing symmetry, but also an astoundingly delicate and precise attention to detail, which modern man has only attained using modern lathes. Yet any explanation as to how these lathes were powered, how these individuals worked such enormous stones, or indeed what tools they utilized to cut such hard stones, remains largely unexplained. It is as if modern academia had been cornered by these past capabilities of this now lost civilization, having to admit that such precision can only be accomplished with seemingly advanced technology, yet conveniently leaving any practical explanation of what these technologies looked like, where they went, or how they were made or used absent from their explanations of these incredible artifacts. Interestingly, ancient Egypt is not the only place which contains these remarkable relics. Babolovo, also known as Babolovka Palace, is a historical building located near the city of St. Petersburg, Russia. This palace was built towards the end of the 18th century, during the reign of Catherine II of Russia, and one of the most astonishing relics found within this building is the so-called bathtub, which is claimed to have been made for the Tsar Alexander I. This explanation of origin is regardless of its incredible size, symmetry, and indeed precision, in which it was once cut with, precision that just like the enigmatic artifacts that can be found within Egypt, should only have a logical explanation of creation, which included that of a lost technology, or more specifically, an enormous lathe and heavy duty, yet precision cutting instruments. Yet curiously, this explanation is absent from mainstream academia's explanation, as to the origins of this enormous multi-ton stone dish. Nero's bathtub is yet another smoking gun of this now lost technology, and indeed lost civilization. And although the vaults beneath where it lay within the Vatican measures an incredible 25 kilometers in length, packed full of hidden writings, artifacts, and historical controversies, this so-called bathtub is housed in full public view upon the floors of the Catholic Palace above. These hidden vaults spared its presence, as if when first displayed, those in possession of it did not recognize the past accomplishment that this so-called bathtub once was. Not only the unusual shape of this other enormous dish for a bathtub, but the technology and techniques of stonework that would have once had to have been utilized to create it. They clearly believe that it was indeed created by Nero himself, and not a past relic of a now lost civilization, with all similar relics found within ancient Egypt exposed as ancient machine stones. The question is, who made these ancient relics? How did they make them? And if made by the claimed builders, why is this technology now lost? They are undoubtedly highly compelling.


Hi, this is Dr. Ruscio. Hypothyroid, PMS, and the Magical Herb. What's the connection? Well, the Magical Herb is called Chase Tree. And I don't know if it's necessarily magical, but it's certainly a novel herb. And let me break down for you how the herb chase tree can have an effect on both low thyroid function and female hormones and fix both at the same time. So if you look at this schematic, it's a little bit detailed, but I'll walk you through it. The herb chase tree actually acts in the brain to help balance out levels of your happy mood chemical called dopamine. We have to have appropriate levels of dopamine, not to be anxious to have mental energy and to be able to focus. Now as Chase Tree balances out dopamine, it inhibits another hormone in the brain from going high called prolactin. And what prolactin will do when it goes high is it will shut down the ovaries proper release of progesterone. And when you don't have good progesterone levels, you're more prone to have PMS and to have lower thyroid function. So the tie-in between thyroid and progesterone is that progesterone, like I said, has a direct influence on thyroid function. And this is why when women go to infertility clinics, they're actually given a body temperature chart because right after you ovulate, your body temperature goes up and stays up for the second half of your cycle because after you ovulate, you produce much more progesterone. Progesterone helps turn on thyroid hormone. Thyroid hormone makes you hot amongst other things. So that's that connection there. Now I want to show you a quick study here. This study showed that as far as PMS goes, 93% of women who took chase tree for three consecutive cycles saw either elimination or reduction in their PMS symptoms. So there's certainly some good research out there about chase tree. And there are a number of people that chase tree will be good for, but there's also some women that chase tree won't work for. Women who are no longer cycling won't have the desired effect. And there's a few other caveats with chase tree, but certainly an herb that is generally safe and one that can help a lot of women who have both these issues at the same time. Just always be careful when using herbs, and if you have any questions, you can always let us know. This is Dr. Ruscio. Hope you found this helpful.


we have seen the interplay between proquagulants and anti-quagulants in some other videos. Similarly, the clot once formed, the duration for which it stayed is controlled by interplay between fibrin formation, factors causing fibrinolysis and inhibitors of fibrinolysis. So, these processes will ultimately lead to fibrin dissolution. So, it is important that fibrin once formed need to be removed also and finally tissue repair will take place. So, there are a number of proteins which are responsible for fibrinolysis and what they cause is break down fibrin to its degradation products. So, these degradation products are known as D-dimers. So, this is what about a protein known as plasmin. Now, plasmin itself is produced from plasminogen. Now, plasminogen is a protein which is produced in liver. So, normally this plasminogen is not converted to plasmin and only at the site of clot formation is this conversion taking place. So, this limits the activity of the plasmin to the site of clot formation. It is important because this plasmin also have the ability to break down fibrinogen and if it is active, it will break down fibrinogen all over the circulation. So, this plasminogen activation at the site of clot formation occurs by tissue plasminogen activators. Tissue, ticotissue plasminogen activators. These tissue plasminogen activators are released from endothelial cells of the vessels. It is interesting to know the thrombin which was crucial information of fibrin meshwork at the site of the vessel injury also needs to release of this TPA from the endothelial cells. So, at the site of vessel injury itself, this tissue plasminogen activator is released that is why plasmin is formed and which breaks down the fibrin meshwork to D-dimers. So, there is a whole system existing for localizing this activity to the site of vessel injury. Not only that, the activity of tissue plasminogen activator is most enhanced in the presence of fibrin. So, only when this tissue plasminogen activator and plasminogen bind with fibrin meshwork, it can lead to its breakdown. Next, any active plasmin at other places circulating in blood is inhibited by another protein known as alpha 2 plasmin. Now, this alpha 2 plasmin is also present at the site of a scler injury, but its activity becomes less once plasmin is bind with the fibrin. So, that inactivation of plasmin rate at the site of vessel injury is very less. At other sites, there is also inhibition of tissue plasminogen activator by plasminogen activator inhibitor released from endothelial cells. So, at normal places plasmin is kept in check by alpha 2 plasmin and tissue plasminogen activators are kept in check by plasminogen activator inhibitors. So, the system is such that all the process is localized at the site of the injury and also because of the factors which are leading to fibrin formation like thrombin, also activate factors which lead to its dissolution. So, there is a temporal relationship in built in clot formation and clot dissolution. Now, pharmacologically, this process of fibrinolysis is required when there is acute occlusion of arteries by thrombus or embolus. In that case, plasminogen activators are given intravenously to dissolve the thrombus formed in an unnecessary place.


Words on it, stuff like that. I got my own, I shot my own, I shot my first video. In my mom's- That's hard. In my mom's living room, it's still on YouTube. You shot your own video, you didn't get nobody to hold it, do nothing. Then nobody had to do nothing. And who edited it? Me, myself. And how old were you? On Windows Media, I was, when I shot my first video, I was nine, 10. Seriously, it's still on there. 13 years ago. I ended up, like, I seen people around and looking like doing music, so I just wanted, I just tried it. And when I tried it, I felt in love with it, like, making my first song, like, it felt kind of- How old were you when you made your first major, like, you started taking it seriously and you made your first major song and everybody heard it? When I was eight. That's when you made your first major? What major song was that I ate? My Space. It was on My Space. In Love's Game, it was major because I was so young. And, like, I was a pop, I was always a popular kid, you know what I'm saying? So, because of my dad, like, family and my brothers, my brother on my dad's side, my friends and stuff like that, so I was always popular. So, I think the song was kind of, no, nobody's just slaps. Okay. Yeah, nobody's just slaps. Yeah, so, because it called, like, Houston. No, many times it's slaps situations, so. So, after eight, because you said you took it serious, then after eight, when did people start noticing and trying to come to you to help you advance or help you get better? I say, but after eight, people was, at eight, I had my own CDs. I printed my own CD covers, made my own album covers, passing out my own CDs.  Man, I passed my CDs out at Boys and Girls Club. Seriously. At eight years old. Seriously. Most eight-year-old kids are not trying to figure that out. I had it on my mom. Look, it's my first album cover. My mom still got it. That's the back of it. This is what you had at eight. That's your picture. That's me. Let me see that. Good to him. Nellie Young is on it. That's what he made for himself when he was eight. How did you figure out how to do that? I don't know. Like, it just, like, I'm very smart when it comes to electronic computers. I let, like, I seen people doing it. Like, I seen people making album covers and I just, like, looked it up on the internet and found that, like, a photo editing app and I started putting my own words on it and stuff like that. I got my own, I shot my own, I shot my first video. In my mom's... That's hard. In my mom's living room. It's still on YouTube. You shot your own video. You didn't get nobody to hold it? Then nobody had to do nothing. And who edited it? Me. Myself. And how old were you? On Windows Media. I was... When I shot my first video, I was nine, ten. Mm-mm. Seriously, it's still on there. Thirteen years ago. And you uploaded this 13 years ago on YouTube. Yes, ma'am. You did this video. Yes, ma'am. That's dope. Yes, ma'am. You can tell. Babe, I was a child. I was a baby, baby. That's crazy. Ooh, that nigga going in. That's what they don't want to hear right there. One deal. Yeah, that's why I love that. I love that video. Thirteen years ago. I can't believe you uploaded that 13 years ago. And my mama heard the cussing in.  I was about to say what...  But I'll be more confident. I'm like, how did you do this? That's the part. At eight, that's the part that's stripping me out. And she seen that. She heard the music.  Delete that. But my Annie was so cool. My Annie was my number one fan. Still to this day. My mom, my mom is my... My mom sister. My mom and my aunt and my number one fan. And when did your mom switch it up, though?


Last thing, if you could describe Dylan, how would you describe Dylan? He's a cool guy. Funny kid. Great kid, you know. That's natural in all the time, but he's hilarious. He's a funny kid. Dylan Flynn is your average 16-year-old kid. He's learning to drive, has a part-time job, and loves social media. Pretty much just like any other. Young teenager, you know, he just gets up, he goes to school, he doesn't do too much outside of school. He gets tired kind of easily. Dylan gets tired because he suffers from a disorder called neurofibromatosis. Commonly referred to as NF, this incurable illness causes tumors to grow on nerves throughout the body. In Dylan's case, he has tumors located in multiple areas of his body, including his abdomen, spine, and lungs. He hasn't done really too much since he's had the brain tumor. He used to play basketball, and I think he's a little bit hesitant right now. During the spring of 2012, Dylan was diagnosed with a brain tumor and forced to undergo a surgery which failed to successfully remove the tumor. But it was at that difficult time when the Flynn family stumbled upon a special gift, a gift that has not failed to keep giving. Dylan had his brain tumor removed. We're visiting Dana Fava, and they just said, you know, Dylan's quite a shy young man, and we have a great program for him that we think he'd really like. They asked Dylan if he'd be interested in joining Team Impact, and they told him that it provides support, it matches up children, teenagers with life-threatening illnesses with college teams. They contacted us and said they had spoken with Sean, one of the assistant coaches, and said it was a good, you know, all go. He came, I think, to like a practice initially, and he was just kind of an all-struck, I think, because he came, and then I get a text from him, hey, when's the next game? Then it was, hey, I'm coming to practice. Dylan joined the Boston University men's basketball team in the fall of 2012. His involvement with the squad includes practices sitting on the bench for home games and even his own official BU jersey.  Whenever I came out of the game, just bumping him and just talking to him on the bench, probably not the most focused thing to do during a game, but he definitely knows that he can mess around with us, which is pretty cool. And it wasn't long after that people started to really notice the influence that this matchup was having on the teenager. Seeing a huge change in Dylan, he has a much better outlook. He seems to connected to something he wasn't really connected to much besides his family before.  You know, he's a happier young man because of it. You could see the effect it had on him. I think he just needed a sense of belonging or a different outlet for dealing with some of the issues he's had to deal with. And Coach Morris is right. That team connection is something that even Dylan has recognized. It's a good reaction. A lot of team work. Just getting to get to know the players and being at the games and supporting it. They're all nice. They're really welcoming. But according to the team, the positive impact this special relationship has had on Dylan and his family is mutual. And we thought it would be just beneficial for our guys to get to know someone that was going through something so tough. And I think it's really added a lot to our family atmosphere and dealing with this family is such a big part of us. It's been great for everyone involved. With our guys, we're always trying to talk about certain life lessons not just basketball. And this is certainly an experience that I think we can learn more from Dylan than Dylan gets from us at certain times. Just having him around really makes us just not focus on the bad things. It just makes you appreciate what you're doing and that you can affect other people's lives and stuff. Although the number of special moments between Dylan and the BU basketball team are equally memorable, there was one day that seemed to specifically stand out amongst the rest. We do this walk every year for NF. It's called Steps to Cure NF. And it's on October. The whole team showed up in their track uniform for the walk. I mean, who does that? The whole team and the coaches. The whole NF organization was just blown away. So it was just, you know... We wanted to just really be there for support for them because they've been through a lot as a family and Dylan's certainly been through a lot with the disease that he has. I remember just walking around with him, just talking about how he's been, how school and everything like that. I mean, it was just a fun time. I think the best part was when his mom got up and talked and you just see how much she cared and how thankful she was that we were there. Dylan's strength and courage is nothing short of admirable. For BU basketball, Dylan is teaching the players lessons even the coaches can teach. He's very determined. You know, he's determined to make the most of what he was given. He's just a really great kid. And just the way he carries himself, his spirit, you know, we would never know that he's going through the things that he's going through. And I think those are invaluable lessons that you can teach. When he speaks to us, it's just like a blessing in the sky. It just reminds us how blessed we are as individuals to be in a situation that we're in. And just to see him just fight for the situation every day is just something like this inspirational thing to look at. Dylan's relationship with the BU basketball team is an example of athletes changing the game. Making sports about something bigger. Making someone a part of something bigger. BU is his passion now. His BU teammates, family. Because he's a part of the team, you know. That's what we call each other. We call each other's bros. So he's a part of the team. So, I mean, that's what you put it is. It's stories like these which remind us that sometimes when you give, you can get a lot more in return. Something that is more rewarding than any kind of win.


What's up everyone, it's your girl Kenzie here from Leighton Sports Cards and I'm Ripon. 2022 Bowen Draft Baseball Super Jumbo Six Box Full Case Break Number Six Random Teams. Again, here's a look at the random results. You can always find these at leightonsportscards.com underneath the results tab and the link is also in chat for you. All right, good luck everyone. Here we go. Here we go. Let's see if we can pull a super. I don't think we've pulled one yet here. Matt pulled that huge Jackson Holiday on the Black Wave one of one, when was that? Thursday, I believe it was? Wednesday, I think. Super jumbo time. Let's see, let's see. Again, this is my first time ripping this product. I'm gonna say that for a while. I haven't been able to rip a lot of the stuff that's come on yet. Here we go again, no paper-based chip out of this. That's how these are. Vicka of Cole Young. First Refractor, Eric Brown, Jr., Blackjack. Got gold of Mason Wynn. Go into the Cardinals. On the gold, that one is 13 out of 50. Here we go, what's up, Perom? Nice one there. Jason Young on the First Refractor. And Purple First Auto Blake Burkhalter. For the Braves, that is 95 out of 250. Blake, we've got Sky Blue to 499, Brian Acunha. Twinsies. See him big, see him big auto. Redemption here. Redemption, good luck everyone. Of Dalton Rushing for the Dodgers. Class of 2022, Dalton Rushing. Nice one there. One of the fellas you're looking for on the Insert Auto. We have a special, a speckle of Jonathan Classe for the Mariners. Important First Refractor, Hall of First Refractor, and Jake Bennett. This does have a little indent on it. You can kind of see there by his knees. We'll send a box here with Washington Nationals. First area, Melendez First Refractor, and a Jackson Holiday First Refractor. Paper. I hope everyone's having a great Saturday so far. Good weekend. Looking forward to watching some football today and tomorrow. Love when there's Saturday games on. Nothing the Jags can do it. I don't know. Ellie Kaden Wallace First Refractor, Valera. And our auto is going to the Orioles. A Douglas Hodo, the third. There you go. Man, Blake, one thing after another today for you, huh? We've got Purple Color Match here for the Rockies of Yangquil Fernandez. Love the Purple Color Match with Rockies. That is 109 out of 250. Thank you, Jason. Everything's going great. I appreciate it. Paper, we got a chrome card in there. Let's see the Bane Auto. Refractors, Alex Freeland first, and Dylan Ray. Uh-oh. What's your favorite liquor? Ligger? I'm a whiskey girl. A whiskey girl. Me too. That's what I like to do here. Whiskey Blake. Holiday days. You have to wait for something to come and tell your car or what? That's a pretty nasty flat. Keegan First Refractor, Schoble, Rojas, Amador. Paper? Yeah, they give him like two hour wait for a tow. Really? Yeah. And Blue to 150, Anthony Gutierrez for the Rangers. Here, Aqua, way rave of Anthony Avolpe for the Yankees. Isn't that in an auto this one? Meridroff first, Paris. And yes, we did it, it's right here. First speckle auto of Nathan Martorea for the Padres on the first speckle, 41 out of 71. Nice one there, Padres. And paper. Oh, really? That's an orange. She's been like, do you know who I am? Do you know who I am?  Got Invicta of Kumar Rocker, paper. Last pack of box one here. Purple, Marcella Meyer. You know, Red Sox of Stella Meyer, that one is 82 of 250. Trace Gonzalez first refractor. And we've got a Kumar Rocker refractor first auto, 295 out of 499 for the Rangers. Kumar Rocker. There you go, Rangers. I've got Aqua first of 199, Pete Hansen. Right, so again, paper based is not shipped. And then for the recap, we'll do all autos. Sorry, I wanted to tell you that. Is that, all right, box number two. Again, everyone, baseball is all filled up for daytime. I've got just football breaks remaining, I believe there were three teams left. Last time I checked for the very first one. And then, let's them ten, I believe, for the other two. So we've got Jonathan Cannon first refractor, King Jr. first, and Brenner Cox first refractor. Electric, Cermak first refractor, Oh, and Murphy first, and first refractor of Justin Boyd for the Reds. Out of 499, Justin Boyd. Cincinnati, first auto out of this box. Let's eat up here. Fractors, Cole Phillips first refractor. Now here, we've got a gold way rave of Drew Thorpe for the Yankees on the first, that is, or sorry, that's yellow. 10 out of 75, there you go, Yankees on the combo spot, Jeff Gio. Cuonquist first refractor, Noor, and first refractor of Jace Young Detroit. There you go, Tigers. Berry Tea, congrats on the young refractor auto. 13 of 499, very nice, we'll mag this one for ya.  Eating up a little bit, and the victor of Jet Williams, Zack Nito, Netto, Murphy, McLean. Got purple first paper of Trey Lipscomb for Washington. You got Nats, you got Chris. We have purple, another Rockies color match here of Yanquil Fernandez. There you go, Rockies got the paper and the chrome, 130 of 250. Oh, and Bernabelle. Johnson first, and a first purple for the Phillies, Gabriel Rincones, 152 out of 250. Nice one there, Rincones. Purple to 250 Phillies, paper. Blake, you saw your boy, Ethlyn got traded back in Florida for the raise. Coming back home, I bet he's happy to be playing here in Florida. Fracture, me, John Keynes in the well. Do you? Oh, that's awesome, that's awesome. But his family's probably happy too. Oh, he just bought his house yesterday, yeah. How long was his contract that he signed for? Oh, I remember. Oh, wow, twin girls. He already had a daughter too, right? Thomas Harrington on the first sky blue to 499 pirates. Fractures, Thomas Harrington. Leonard, there we've got blue wave of Henry Williams for the Padres, 143 out of 150. Henry Williams, another Padres hit there. Padres, paper, girl dad. The definition of girl dad right there. The last pack, box two, and Victor of Tamara Johnson. Delotter on the first refractor. Lipscomb first refractor. Colin Counselor. Yeah, Zac Eflin, Rob. Went to high school with him in Blake's Bay. We've got Rincones, first paper out of 150 on the blue. First refractor of Bittison. Jacob Miller first refractor. Troy Milton. And a Deandre Smith on the first refractor, 270 out of 499 for the Metz. Metz taking home their first hits. Deandre Smith, first refractor. I think I've only had like one or two base autos so far. Base, paper does not show. Dust is off real quick. All right, let's see what teams are left real quick. Four, Mosaic, box three. Browns and Rams. Two left in our first Mosaic, three boxer. Browns for 24 bucks and Rams for 19. So both teams left are under 25 bucks, box, Mosaic, the ball. Yeah, more group breaks tonight with four starting at five. I'm sure his personals are probably full by now too. If you order now and it doesn't get ripped tonight, it'll get ripped tomorrow morning with me for Sunday daytime personals. Glad to be back for that shift. Fractor first, Crooks the third. Louise on jalapunia, paper. Big picket. That would be sick. I pulled a picket out of 35 RPA out of XR yesterday. That was pretty stinking cool. A little jelly. Yerlin confidine, confidine, confidon for the Reds. The blue paper. I was hoping you were with me Blake for this super draft. Helped me out with some of these. We've got Speckle first, Alex Freeland for the Dodgers. Nice Speckle there. Bracen Mox first, Ramos. And we've got a Ryan Ritter on the first refractor auto Rockies. Rockies doing well. Ryan Ritter. Here you go Rockies. Paper. You each handle the four of us. You know, me nothing man. Just get a Serena bottle whiskey, she'll forgive you. Ellie Dela Cruz on the Invicta. Burr-Polter, first refractor. Paper. We've got Sky Blue first to 499 Pete Hansen for the Cardinals. We've got Aqua Wave of Oscar Colombs for the White Sox. That is 34 of a 199 refractors. Pirata first refractor. Myths of Railing, first refractor. And for the Royals, first refractor auto of Hunter Patterson. Hunter Patterson, sorry. Hunter Patterson 93 out of 499 for the Royals. Again, not a lot of base autos coming out of this case. That's always a good thing. There you go Royals. Paper. Fractors Logan Tanner first. Ellie Dela Cruz, Justin Boyd, first refractor. Couple now. Paper. What's up Mark? First refractor, Mickey Romero. Mendez, Amiga, we've got Gold Wave auto of Chase Maradroff, seven out of 50 for the Red Sox. There you go Boston. Beautiful first auto there. Who's got the Red Sox? Kyle S. Chase Maradroff. Very nice. First Gold Wave auto. There you go Boston. First Gold auto out of the case. Paper. Thanks Mark. Trouted Coke. Slice of lime. My draw. Well yeah, you probably know him. I'm like, I know a lot of these guys actually. We've got Invicta of Gavin Krupp's. Brooks Lee first refractor. Kate Horton first refractor. Paper. We've got Colby Mayo out of 199 on the Aqua Paper. Fractors Dominic Keegan, first JT Richie first refractor. And we've got Purple Bowman first 32 and 250. Drew Thorpe for the Yankees. Another Yankees hit there. Drew Thorpe. Nice one there. Paper. We've made a couple of times on the road. Oh that's cool. Fractor first Trevor Martin. Justin Campbell. Clark Elliott and Cueva. Got Purple, Colby Mayo. That is 10 of 250 Orioles. Thorpe first, Rocker first refractor. And a Noah Schultz on the first refractor auto white socks. That is 336 out of 499. Noah Schultz. Box number, still Rams and Browns left in the first Mosaic football number 20 picker team. That is a three box mixer. The Rams are 19 and the Browns are 24. So both teams left under 25 bucks. The next break we're looking to fill. And we've got four of those picker team style three boxes. And more group breaks tonight with four starting at five. Did you want any of the color in that recap? Um just like gold, gold. Yeah. Romero first refractor. Berea first. Solace, Trevor Brown. I guess as good as mine. All right Chris, let's see some Nats hit. Let's see.  We've got green Colton Couser. Orioles starting to heat up here with some color. That one is 11 out of 99. First refractor of McLean. Kate Horton. And Dodger's first auto of Alex Freelance. No Dodgers with the base auto. Alex Freelance. Still a good spot talking. Not being signed at all. Fractors, Lipscomb, Volpe, Ross. Paper, refractor first, Jacob Miller. Diaz, Troy Milton, Eric Brown Jr. And Metz first auto, Jet Williams. Not a jet. There you go Metz with Jet Williams. Nice one there for you. Let's go for Metz. Harper B, there you go Harper. Nice hit, that's one of the fellas you look for. We've got Tress Gonzalez. 38 out of 199, there you go Pirates on the first paper. Nice one there, Tress Gonzalez. Got Invicta of Kevin Pirata. Fractors, Cole Phillips first. And Jace Young, paper. Martin Hamlin has breathing tube removed, that's good. So glad he's okay, that was crazy. Glad he's doing better. We've got a gold paper, 47 of 50, Nicky York for Baston.  We've got blue first for the Padres of Robbie Snelling. Robbie Snelling that is nine out of 150. Padres also doing well. Ben Joyce first, Michael Knorr. Ryan Ritter first. And we've got Mariners, a Tyler Locklear. 395 out of 499. Nice Locklear. Seattle first, Refractor Otto. Mariners, paper. What's up Sean? Thank you. Hope you've been good since I've been out. Got first Refractor, Adam Mazur. Trevor Martin first and Crooks the third first. Yeah, I couldn't either, huh? And I'm glad to see a gem, that's awesome. Yep, I just saw that. That's crazy, man. Congrats again on that. What are your plans? Are you gonna try and sell it or are you gonna hold it? That's a tough, tough decision. We got blue paper 499, Birgola. We've got purple of Ossie Hendy. Ossie Hendy, 30 of 250. We've got Cutler Coffee first, Refractor. Kobe Mayo. And we have a first Refractor Otto of Jimmy Crooks the third. I thought that was red for a second for some reason. Jimmy Crooks the third, go into the Cardinals. Nice. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It's got really big potential. That's a hard decision whether to hold or sell. You never know. Heck of a card, though. Best of luck or whatever you decide to do on that, for sure. Definitely cute. I'm sure I'll see it around if you decide to sell it. It's one of those that you gotta watch. Heck of a pull, man. Got Invicta of Drew Gilbert's. Fractures of Cunha, Mendez. A Kevin Perrata first Refractor. Classe paper, right? There you go. He pulled the super, he keep the super and sell the black wave, huh? Good way to look at it. Paper base. Yeah, exactly. Classe, he pulled the black one of one wave of Jackson Holiday. Matt pulled it for him last week. No, this week. Marcy on the first paper for the Padres 250. Jackson Holiday Black Wave one of one. We've got Speckle of Verdugo. Padres, Padres is getting a lot of color. Tanner first Refractor. Trace Gonzalez first, Justin Boyd. Zardo, and we've got Blue Jays. A Brandon Beria, Beria Beria. Blue Jays. All right, grab these on. Over, paper. Let's see where we are on Mosaic. Out on number 20, awesome. Let's see where we are on 21. We've got one, two, three, four, five left on number 21. Browns, Broncos, Texans, Rams, and Washington. I'll get you the link here. Mark says, hold on to your Jackson Holiday cards at least a year or two. Yeah, come on. Super, super or a big red. I love that. Sound good. Good with you, Serena? Yeah. I did not hit any reds today. No reds today. I'm slacking. Fractors, Dela Cruz, Lipscomb first, Refractor, Mail, and Reckless. Paper base. Fractors. Jacob Miller first, Classe, Troy Milton, and Jimmy Crooks the third on the base first auto. I got the Refractor auto and the base. Going to St. Louis. I'm gonna write it in a search for them, please. Yeah. Or a true gold. That'd be cool. Gold wave first auto. Jared McKenzie first, Refractor, Linden Sims, Mule, New York, Paper, Carson Williams on the green paper to 99. We've got first speckle of Bryce Hoover, Reds. Messick first, Refractor, McFarlane first, Refractor, we've got Barco, Gutierrez, and we've got a blue wave. First, for the Nats, Elijah Green. The Bowman King, AKA Bowman King. Congrats on that one up for ya. Very nice hit. Paper. Feeling some coming up. Now for Super. All time for the Super. I'm just screaming. There you go, man, congrats. Big hit there. Paper. You were patient. You were patient in it. It paid off. Second to last box. Let's see if we can get you something else here, too. Got him Victor Max Muncie. Rio, Benny, Acosta, and Michael Kennedy, first Refractor. And I'm back, baby. Paper. And of course, we got Purple first, Chase De Lauder, nice one there. Cleveland on the base first. Purple, paper first, sorry. Refractors, Noah Schultz. And we've got first Aqua Wayrave, Jet Williams to 199. There you go, Metz. Metz with another Jet. Very nice. 40 out of 199. Another one of the, probably what? Top 10, top 15 guys you're looking for. Nice one there, Metz. We'll mag that for ya. Paper, this is a great box. Wow. Jet, the Elijah Green. It looked pretty clean, Chris. I didn't look at it too, too close, but it definitely looked clean for the most part. First glance. The blue that we just pulled. Got Invicta of Jackson, Sharia. Refractors, Kenya Huggins first. Walter Ford, and Freeland first Refractor. Paper. Got Sky Blue to 499. Azir Mule first for the Cubbies. We've got gold. Thomas Harrington, nice little color match there for the Pirates. That one is nine out of 50. Pittsburgh. Thomas Harrington. It's a second or third gold, I think we've pulled so far. Jordan Beck, first Refractor. Vera Lane first. And we've got Purple first of Josh Kacevich. That is 15 out of 250 for the Blue Jays. Quite a bit of purples we've seen out of this so far, too. You have Toronto. Paper. Last pack of box five. Refractor first of Beavers. Simpson first Refractor. Paper. Got Aqua first wave of Nate Furman for the Guardians 93 out of 199. Brandigan first, Elijah Green first Refractor. Redugo and a Mason Barnett first Auto for the Royals. Mason Barnett and Paper. Last box here. Last one. Let's check on this Mosaic number 21. Down to three teams, Browns, Texans and Washington, Browns, 24 bucks, Texans 29 and Washington 39. All three teams left under 40 buckaroos.  One minute spots remaining for the daytime breaks. This is the Mosaic Football Three Boxer. More breaks tonight. Four is starting at five. Again, I'm pretty sure his personals are full for the night. So if you order now, I'll most likely go tomorrow morning with me for Sunday daytime personals. Quite a bit of personals ordered when I walked in this morning. So very good chance that they are full but I'll let Boris determine that. He's got quite a bit of some baseball mixers that look pretty fun. Little bit of a mix of everything. Sweeney, Bittison first Refractor, Hubert's Paper. Got Green first to 99, Gabriel Hughes for the Rockets. We've got, oh, just backwards. Refractors, Benny, Palmquist first Refractor. Got Michael Kennedy first, Peyton Palette. And for the Guardians, a Joe Lampy. Lampay. Guardians, first Otto, Paper. I was asking to stream the other day. Now that we're getting closer to the end of regular season for football, you guys have any bold Super Bowl predictions? What are you thinking? Close to Montgomery, Lamar King, Junior first Refractor, Crawford first Refractor and Jared McKenzie. The backwards Parada, you think? Chris, just look real quick. Look at sleeves and top-loaded just in case. This one, does kind of look like the image variation, huh? We will get the sleeves and top-loaded there for you for the Mets. Good catch there, Chris. Thank you. Paper, Refractor first Melendez. Cermak first Refractor. Jackson Holiday first Refractor. Hassel and speaking of Parada, we've got first Refractor Otto, Kevin Parada for the Mets. It's a nice box for the Mets there. You go, Kevin Parada. We have Sky Blue first Brooks Alita 499 for the Twins, Paper. Bangles beat the Eagles, that would be a good one. Pernie, yeah, Michael, someone else said they'd like to see the 49ers. Can you imagine his car prices? People are paying $100 for a base Mosaic when it first came out. We've got first Refractor, Noah Schultz. Amanda's base. Got Sky Blue, Jason Dominguez, Yankees. Purple of Georgie Valera. Here you go, Guardians on the Valera. 25 out of 250 for the Valera. Simpson first Refractor. We've got Sal Stewart first for the Reds. And Purple, D-Backs. And Ivan Melendez, 30 out of 250. That's a cool photo. There you go, D-Backs. Very nice hit, one of the fellas you're looking for. Ivan Melendez. We'll mag that one for you. Let's mag that Parada too. Yeah, I got to do this one for him. Cardian Lance, yeah. I see Jimmy G maybe getting traded. I'll probably start one of the two and one of them we'll do back up. I don't see Jimmy G hanging out with the two of them. Here's what, he got signed to a one year deal at the beginning of the season, right? It was a one year or two year? That was a very nice case so far. Invicta of Jet Williams. Anthony Hall first Refractor. Jet Williams first Refractor. Jake Bennett first, Luciano. Yeah, Aqua 199, Jonathan Clausset, Mariners. Got Blue of Alan Serta, to 150 for the Reds. Schoble first Refractor. Lauder first, Armador, Colton Couser. And we've got to 499, Silas, our Dome, our deal, for Baltimore, there you go, Orioles. 257 out of 499 on the first Refractor. Paper. All right, last pack and then we will do a recap. Beavers, first Refractor. All right, last auto coming up here. We've got Aqua Wave, Robert Hassell from Washington, that is 183 out of 199. Nets, Neal first, Monsignor, and Brannigan. And for the Twins, we have a Tanner Schoble. There you go, Minnesota. Nice Tanner Schoble, first auto and paper. Let's go ahead and do a recap here. Oh, very solid case there. We have the gold first of Herrington for the Pirates, and for the Ancients, Mason Windgold, Cardinals. Our autos, Tanner Schoble, Twins. We had the Dalton Rushing Class of 2022 insert auto for the Dodgers. Our Dome, Refractor auto, Orioles, Lampe for the Guardians. Mason Barnett Royals, Kates Vich, out of 250 Blue Jays. Jimmy Crooks, the third, Cardinals. Berea for the Blue Jays. Crooks, Refractor for the Cardinals. Locklear out of 499, Mariners, Jet Williams, Mets, Alex Freeland, Dodgers. Noah Schultz, White Sox, Drew Thorpe, Yankees. Gold Wave auto for the Red Sox, of Chase Mairdraught, Mydraught. Hunter Patterson, Patterson, Royals. Ryan Ritter, Rockies, Deandre Smith, Mets. Henry Williams, Padres. Rencones for the Phillies. Burke Halter, Braves. Hodo the Third, Orioles. Motorola for the Padres. Kumura Rocker, Rockies, or Rockies. Rangers, sorry. Justin Boyd for the Reds. Yeah, you hit the card to hit though, that's for sure. We had the Refractor first auto for the Tigers of JC Young. Nice one there, to 499. Elisha Green on the Blue Wave to 150 for the Nats. Great hit there for you, Chris. Congrats again. We had Ivan Melendez at 250 for the D-backs on the Purple. Kevin Perrata, Refractor first auto to 499, Mets. And then the Aqua Wave first to 199, Jet Williams for the Mets. All right, that'll do it for Super Jumbo Bowman Draft. We've got some Five Star coming right up.


The chairman of the Northeast Governance Forum is Professor Barbeguida Omaro Zillam. He says the governors of the sub-region are poised towards ensuring the security, economic and social transformation as well as the overall infrastructure development of the zone. The chairman was speaking at the official opening of the Sixth Northeast Governance Forum meeting in Damatoru-Yobes state. The chairman of the Northeast Governance Forum doubles as a pro-nosed governor. He gave kudos to the Northeast Governance for the spirit of brotherhood demonstrated as the fight a common goal. In these three summits, we have been able to identify most of the daunting challenges facing us as a sub-region within the context of the larger Hungarian society. And I come up with possible suggestions on how best to address such challenges. And our collective desire to generally improve the quality of life of our people and the infrastructure deficit of the sub-region. As you are, we are one of the most formidable challenges we have been facing in the Northeast, and indeed Nigeria as a whole, is the issue of insecurity, allegedly characterized by decade-old insurgency, kidnapping, bend-entry, cutting rustling and gender-based violence among others. Equally worrisome is the social-economic scotch affecting the sub-region. Meanwhile, the Northeast Governance Forum has raised concerns over the non-commissioning of the Dadin Coa and the Kushim Bilhah hydro power plant. This dessert is told to the development of the Northeastern States. This formed part of a communique issued at the end of its sixth meeting in Damatoru, Yobeshtad Capital, as read by Governor Inua Yahaya of Gombeshtad.


There's no way I can do that. I can befriend anyone, and I'm really good at this. These are all examples of beliefs. Our beliefs about ourselves mean a lot to us. They're the lenses that we see the world through and how we understand it's inner workings. However, like anything, our beliefs may not always capture the full picture. In some ways, they can even hold us back. But with time and understanding, we can change how we think about things which will help orient us onto a better path. In this video, we'll be looking at six of these beliefs that are holding you back. 1. I'm only lovable if I am productive. We pride ourselves on what we can accomplish and how fast. Whether you pride yourself on knowing your fastest typing speed or have your calendar neatly organized for the next month, it feels great to know you're productive. And it's a good thing. But what happens when you inevitably have an off day? Or perhaps you spend a little too much time indulging in a non-work activity. It's easy to feel guilty, disappointed, or ashamed of yourself for not getting as much done as you hoped. However, it's important to know that you matter even in your dark periods. We're all human, and you cannot operate perfectly 100% of the time. We all need time to recharge, and sometimes indulging in your favorite activities can give us a much needed break away from our work. This allows us to return so we can do our very best. In fact, according to the Mayo Clinic, putting an excessive amount of value and effort into work can lead to increased burnout. When you're burned out, it becomes difficult to do anything at all.  Think of your time off as time for you. 2. I only deserve love if I'm useful. Many people have dreams of becoming a lawyer or doctor, and that's great. A lot of us find purpose in a rewarding and challenging job, however, going into a career for the wrong reasons and with the wrong mindset can make this more of a nightmare than a success. You are still worthy of love no matter how much you contribute. As we mentioned earlier, the Mayo Clinic states that putting an excessive amount of value into your work can lead to burnout. When you're dealing with burnout, you can feel an excess in mental health symptoms that can make your day much harder than it needs to be. While it feels good to be useful, it's unrealistic to be such all of the time. Because you need to put yourself first and balance the time you give to others with giving to yourself, ultimately, you will benefit from this balance in the long term. An article from Invictus Psychological Services explains that focusing on what you could be and should be doing can lead to resentment when our expectations don't match our reality. They state that instead of looking at what you've done or have not done, focus on gratitude for what you have. That may include friendships, family, health, opportunities, a job, a beautiful sunset, a meal, etc. If you find this video relatable and helpful, please give the video a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel. Now, moving on to the next point. 3. Everything has to be perfect or else I am a failure. We care a lot about doing a good job and looking good at it. After all, it's embarrassing when you mess up in front of people. While it's good to be critical of your work and think before you act, this can be detrimental if you go too far. Perfectionism is unachievable, and if you're constantly striving for the standard and cannot seem to reach it, you can feel like you failed yourself. This can make it hard to try for one of your biggest aspirations because you think you'll never make it. In a grim example, licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Corey Wilkes, PsyD, asks you to think of yourself on the deathbed. He explains that the most common regret people have while on their deathbed is not living a life that is authentic to themselves, they think of all that they sacrificed and missed out on. Ultimately, even if you don't succeed at your goal, it's always worth a try so you aren't left wondering what could have been. 4. I'm too old to learn. We live in a place where age holds a lot of value. There seems to be a right time to do something, and a sell-by date to succeed at it, however much of this is a social expectation and not something that is necessarily true. An article by the Scientific American discusses research on this topic. They explain that older adults, 50-plus, can benefit cognitively just as much as someone 30-plus years younger can. The article further discusses a bodybuilder who started in their late 50s, an innovative photographer at 98. On a much smaller scale, how a couple in their 50s became professional beekeepers in two years. Much of what we know about aging and mental capacity is more related to maintaining it rather than natural loss. Think if you don't use it, you lose it. The brain can be exercised at any age and keeping it in use guarantees your longevity. So even if you're not in your 20s or 30s, it's never too late to pick up a skill that you always wanted to learn. 5. I can't be alone. Being alone is difficult, but it's not something to be afraid of. Whether you're settling for less in a relationship or keeping in contact with a toxic relative, we do these things out of fear of not having them. However, being alone is not all that bad. Plus, while you may think that these situations are keeping you alone, there are many that will be at your side and can support you in small or big ways. An article from the Learning Mind explains how bonds with friends can in some cases override those you're related to. It's better to surround yourself with those who will uplift and support you rather than put you down. This expends to other forms of toxic relationships as well. It's best to do what works for you, and while that may be difficult, it can involve letting go of those who bring you down. 6. It's all or nothing. Black and white, either or. These types of dichotomous thinking can severely limit you in many ways. While it's easy to try to fit things in categories, you miss out on a lot of necessary nuances that help paint a broader picture of what can happen. PsychCentral talks about how this type of thinking can severely inhibit what you do and make it easy to compare yourself to others.  One of them is building self-awareness of your thinking and asking the question, what else? Being aware of all the alternate possibilities can help you think about your situation in a more realistic way. Things are hardly as simple as they appear to be, so taking a dive into all the ways your situation can manifest into will help benefit you overall. We rely heavily on our beliefs, and this is a good thing. However, when our beliefs are actually holding us back, it may be time to evaluate all of your possibilities. Think about some of the ways that what you believe is true may be impending on your progress. Let us know some of these down in the comment section.  Get your very own Psy. The lovable plushie is here to brighten your days. It embodies the spirit of Psych2Go, and it serves as a reminder to prioritize your mental well-being. Its green leaf symbolizes growth, renewal, and the importance of self-care, whether it's for yourself or as a thoughtful gift for a loved one. Psy is ready to be your snuggly friend through all of life's ups and downs. Buy your Psy plushie today. Link is listed in the description box.