All right, we're gonna keep things moving along. I'm excited by our next speaker. I've been looking forward to this for a while because I know something you don't know about what he's presenting. David Sattamano lives in Columbia, presenting to us from Columbia today. How cool is that? One of the nicest people in SEO. He's a standup guy, 15 years experience in SEO, and he's creating quite a name for himself right now in the technical world of automation. He's got some really cool things to reveal in this next talk. We're gonna be talking about him on Twitter and some other places. Please welcome David Sattamano. So there was this Russian engineer that apparently automated everything that he did. He lived in a terminal, and when he left the company, his colleagues had a look at his repository. They actually didn't know this, but the local network was connected to the coffee machine. It was awesome. And he could actually brew his coffee directly from his terminal. That's the kind of automation I aspire to. We're not talking about that today. We're talking about marketing automation. And so here's an example workflow for say an average tech SEO workflow. We go ahead and we fire up screen frog. We check the crawl config. We probably have to adjust things. We let the crawl run through. We analyze the site and we write it up. Pretty simple standard stuff, right? What would it take to automate just even a part of this, right? Just to get the crawl config right so you understand how the server will respond. Well, you could do something like change your IP, crawl with different user agents, crawl all the different variations. This is really time consuming. And on top of that, it's boring. And this is something that a senior technical SEO would take at least a couple of hours to do. And they may not actually get it right. So why are we doing this, right? Why are we doing something that a computer can actually do better? We should be working on the processes and the models at a higher level. We should be able to abstract this work. And this is why no code and low code automation workflow tools are so promising and exciting. Let me show you electronic, which is pretty cool because it can actually watch your behavior for repetitive tasks. But take a look at the left hand side here. You see do while loop, if then, these are programming concepts. So you can't really just jump in to low code, no code automation without understanding what you're doing. Now, this kind of industry from what I gather is really going towards robotic process automation. And that's the hot term. So this is the place to be, place to watch. But still, you still have to understand the fundamentals to be able to do all this really cool stuff. So that's what we're gonna walk through today and I'm gonna show you some really cool automations as well. Now, if you note some of this presentation, okay, everything that I'm going to be doing is simple. It's going to be free because I don't think you should be paying while you're learning. And I'm not gonna automate for you, but I'm gonna show you some of the possibilities, right? And then hopefully you can either tell somebody to do this for you or you can have a go and start using this no code, low code automation. Do not take any notes. This deck will be online. Just sit back, relax and enjoy. So let's talk about automation lingo. And one of the very first building blocks is HTTP requests. So you all know what they do, right? So there's two that I wanna show you and that are important. You're gonna see quite often in automation workflows. So we're gonna do something a little bit fun here and we're gonna build an app so I can show you what this looks like. Here I've got a new wit.ai application and what we're gonna be using this for is for classifying keywords. And this is based on Brittany Mulder's whiteboard Friday. So if I go into the utterance and the understanding and if I type in MozPro, you'll see it because I've already classified this and correctly identifies as navigational. So I'm gonna go ahead and train and validate just to make sure that confidence level goes up. But what if I had something a little bit different? And here I've got two different things. So informational is is and navigational is MozPro expensive. In my opinion, this would probably be a better classification for commercial investigation. If you didn't have this entity, you could easily add it in here. So I'm gonna go ahead and do that. I'm going to train and validate. How cool is that? So we're talking about HTTP requests and the first one you need to know is the get request. And this is exactly what your browser does every time you punch in a URL, right? So we're just literally getting something. Let's go ahead and explore that. Now that we have our wit.ai application, I kind of want to do something a little bit smarter. So I want to be able to return the meaning of a sentence without logging into the interface. So here we are at the API documentation and we can see that this is the right call. So return the meaning of a sentence. And here we've got certain arguments or parameters you can call them. And the Q1 is really important here because it's required. And so what do we want to classify? What word do we want to send? And so if you look on the right hand side here, we've got our endpoint, which is right here, right? And then the full endpoint looks a little bit different because we've got essentially this Q, which is our query. And here we're asking how many people between Tuesday and Friday. And then we have this header, right? So we need to send this authorization header with bare token. Now token refers to, in this API documentation, the API key. So this is actually pretty easy. If you go into your app, into wit.ai, you actually have on the settings page your access token, right? And then you can actually just do this. And so what do I want to do is classify 301 redirect. And so now it's giving me a nice cruel command. So I'm just gonna copy that. And without me having to set up any kind of environment, I'm gonna go ahead and paste that in. And let's just go ahead and run that and see if that works. Hey, look at that. So it worked. Now let's make this a little bit better and include this thing called JSON-PP. And what that's going to do is just pretty print the actual result. And so you can see here is that the word that we wanted to classify was 301 redirect. And it came back as informational, which is pretty good and at a really high confidence. So the second HTTP request we need to know is the post. This is when you're sending information back through a website like a contact form and that information gets stored in a database somewhere. That's it. Just means putting information somewhere. Let's explore that. We're going to explore post request together. What we wanna do here is add more keywords to our commercial intent in this application. So the way to do this is that in the MozCon deck, you'll see a link to the replete for a MozCon cruel post example. And so what we're doing here is we're posting to this endpoint. And again, this weird thing here that you see is essentially a placeholder for the entity that we want to post to. In my case, we're gonna go with commercial. And the next two lines here basically say we're sending across headers. And so this API requires an authorization header. And of course, here's my API key. Content type is application JSON. And then after we have the data, which is our JSON object. And what we're doing is we're adding the by keyword and a few synonyms. So just go ahead and click on run here and that came back with a response. Let's go back to with AI. And we should be able to refresh the page here and see that our new by keyword has been added to the commercial intent along with its synonyms. So the most common data format you'll see with API is it's going to be JSON. And it's definitely worth learning. Not only that, because you're already familiar with it through the use of schema in JSON-LD, right? So once you do learn JSON, it's actually gonna open up a world of opportunity and automation for you.  You can be using get and post requests and you're gonna be using JSON, right? So this automatically opens you up to this. On top of that, there are other really cool things like the open AI beta, which is text generation that may or may not put a lot of jobs, right? And again, API, JSON, get, post requests. So it's pretty cool. Now, this is a placeholder slot and you can look at this offline. There's not a lot to learn about JSON, right? But there are a few concepts that you need to understand. Let's go to the next building block of automation workflows.  So let's go ahead and learn and take a look actually and explore all the current building blocks we've gone over and build something cool. Here we are at the search engine line homepage and what I wanted to hear is make an API out of this homepage that essentially pulls things into a Google Sheet. Now, this is another no code solution. We're gonna use something called simple scraper. So I've got this installed and I'm gonna go ahead and scrape this website. So it's gonna ask me for a property up here in the top left. So I'm gonna go ahead and add a property. I'm gonna call the headline and then I'm just gonna visually select it, which is fantastic. And then I'm gonna go ahead and add another property called the description for short and then I'm gonna highlight this part. Great, so now we can view our results. As you can see here, it's extracted everything properly, which is fantastic. Now I want to save this recipe and I call it SEL and URL, all that kind of stuff is fine. And I can create the recipe. So what we've done now, in fact, is created an API that we can run whenever we want. And the other good thing about simple scraper is that it actually integrates with Google Sheets pretty easily. So once you've authenticated, I can append results any existing data or I can replace the previous results. So I'm gonna open the spreadsheet and I can see here that there's nothing in here at the moment. So we're gonna go to the API and this is actually your API. It's really, really cool because it just works. And of course, right here, I am submitting a get request. And as you can see here, it's formatted in adjacent object. This is good, but it's not really running right now. So the next thing we have to do is use this parameter, which is run now equal true. It's gonna paste in here for a second. And what I'm gonna do is here, I'm gonna run it. But on top of that, while that's running, I'm gonna go to cronjob.org.  And our URL is a get request with our API key. And I'm gonna say every day at one o'clock in the morning. I'm not sure why they would update their homepage at one o'clock in the morning, but let's just go with it. And so I've created a cronjob. So it's gonna run the API call at one o'clock every morning. You can see here, this has been returned. And let's go back to our integration. Let's just open our Google Sheet again. And hey, look at that, that's pretty cool. Webhooks, they look like regular URLs, but they have superpowers. It's kind of like when something is done, ping this URL and then have it email me. It's kind of hard to explain because there's different definitions and some people interpret it differently. So why don't we go ahead and build our very own. Let's have a look. Okay, so we're gonna have a little bit of fun and create our own webhook.  I've already got one up here. The next thing you do is go to the tools script editor and you'll see this code here already ready for you. The only thing we need to do to get this running is deploy it as a web app. And so what's happening here is that we are gonna give it a public URL. It's gonna go through and ask you for some authorization permissions.  There's nothing unsafe about it. So just go through the process and allow that to happen. So that's all done. And before I show you what's going on, I want you to look at this functioning and this should kind of give it away. Do get, so we're making a get request and there's a parameter called URL. What's going to happen is that we're actually just going to append a value that we put into URL into our spreadsheet. So let's go ahead and do this really quickly. So there is our URL and then I'm gonna add the parameter URL equals testing month gone, perfect. And so I should get a JSON response back. There's my message. And if we go back, hey, look at that. That's pretty cool. So let's do one more thing. Let's make this a little bit more useful. And so now that I have my project key which is here, I still have it pasted, right? I can take this and I can use this and I'm just gonna change this to URL. That's fine. And now what I can do is I can make a little bookmark out of this. So let's go here and edit a bookmark. I'm just gonna paste that in there and that looks pretty good. And so let's see if that works. So let's go to Google.com. I'm gonna save that to sheet and that looks pretty good. And I'm gonna go back to my sheet and hey, look, I'm done. It's worth mentioning a popular no-code automation platform like Zapier because they do cron and web looks really well. But if you look at the screenshot here in the second input, you'll see picking off a child key. That's JSON. So you need to understand that kind of stuff. And at this point, you might be thinking, why am I learning this?  Well, even if you don't wanna be a programmer, right? And you wanna do this kind of automation, you're still gonna have to talk to a developer and developers need specifics. And the more specific you can be because you understand at least some of these parts, the easier it's going to be to explain. Dooming Loom, okay? Because I've been around and I've seen lots of different automations and I'm a little bit worried here but I can't see machine learning not taking over parts of our jobs in the near future. For example, the still search pilot, right? They're constantly doing tests, they're understanding which tests work and why can this not be automated, right? And then think about how that would potentially work. I mean, most of our sites are heavily templated already. So why wouldn't a machine be able to execute one of these tests, write some new meta descriptions, for example, run it and see if it got a lift. It's very possible, right? So the last part is just to be able to understand how to use these no-code, low-code automation tools. This is why you need to learn the fundamentals and you don't need to be a programmer. So the next building block which is really popular is ETL, Extract Transform and Load. I fell in love with a company called Stitch Data not just because they have a really generous free tier of five million rows, just because they have a great platform. I mean, lots of good connectors like Google Analytics, that kind of thing but I also found one which is probably my favorite because I can pass it any JSON data I want. Let's go ahead and explore Stitch. So once you've logged in, one of the things you need to do is add a destination. And so mine is BigQuery and I'm all hooked up here. The next thing you need to do is add an integration. So we've got a few things running here. The GA test is essentially just taking from my personal website and it gets filled into my BigQuery. And so it keeps loading every night, which is great. This is good and there's a lot of good integrations but what I really wanna show you and the magic of Stitch I think is the ability to load things into BigQuery through webhooks, which is fantastic. So I'm just gonna name one here called delete if I can spell and I'm gonna go ahead and save that. I guess I already have one called delete me. So let's call it delete me, one, one. And this is all I need, this webhook, which is great. And so I'm gonna continue and that's it. And that's it. So I did have one called MozCon and I've been loading things into it and I just wanna show you how easy this is. So I've already got this already loaded and again, this link is in the deck and all we're doing here is we're posting to Stitch and it's gonna automatically create the BigQuery schema and it's gonna enter these things. So this, we already have Cyrus in there and we are gonna say Britney Muller and we're gonna go ahead and run that. If everything worked out, you're gonna get a response from Stitch saying it's accepted. Now going into my BigQuery table, I was fooling around earlier and the schema has already been set by Stitch, which is awesome. And then I have a few Fred Flintstone and I have Cyrus Shepard. And in a moment or so, I will also have Britney Muller. Everybody loves browser automation but it's kind of out of reach for a lot of people because it's complicated. Like, have you ever tried the right pop into your scripts? You need to know JavaScript and plus it's not that easy. So I did find a tool that I think is gonna make everyone's life a lot easier and excited to show you. So let's have a look. Here we're at testim.io, which I think is the easiest browser automation tool I've found, period. And so what I'm gonna do here is I'm gonna create a test and what I wanna automate is essentially just storing Google link data into my Google Drive.  So this is already at my search console data for my personal blog. And then what I'm gonna do is I'm going to record. And so here I can literally just do this. And so it is recording the test as we speak. So I'm gonna click on links, gonna go to export external links and more sample links and literally just do that. And that is it. And so we can see now that this is automatically stored in my Google Drive. So I'm just gonna go back here and stop that. So this has already been set up and this is a really quick automation. So let's see here.  And the reason why I wanna do this is because I'm already logged in on my machine. I don't wanna fumble around with search console authentication because I've got two factor on that kind of thing. So I can just go run locally and we can see here that Testim has taken over the browser. There you go. And I've just repeated my entire process. And so I can go ahead and do this once a week or whenever I need to. But this is a really, really simple browser automation. No talk in 2020 is completely without talking about machine learning, right? And honestly, some of the setup with some of the libraries puts me off and that's why I use BigML.com. That way I can just kind of focus on the mathematics and the output rather than the entire setup and figuring out these different libraries. So I'm really excited to show you a feature that I didn't know existed before and actually had some one-on-one help from BigML to be able to showcase this. And again, they have a generous free plan so none of this needs to be paid. Let's go ahead and let's show you the association discovery. Hopefully this data that looks familiar to you is actually the screen frog internal all report except we're missing the address because we don't really need it. So got a few extra metrics in here like Mozlinks, Equity, External Links, Page Authority, Sessions, that kind of thing. But the one I want you to focus on is crawled during period. Every single one of these rows represents a URL and how many times it was crawled during this log reporting period. So this would be URL A and it was crawled five times. And what I wanna do is try to figure out if I miss anything. Are there any reasons why this was crawled more often or not at all? In comes BigML to the rescue. So we're gonna be using something called association discovery, which as I say, discovers relations between variables and high-dimensional data sets. For me, this is a bit more important. So associations go beyond simple variable correlations, right, and they also reveal a complex set of rules. This will make sense in a second. Once you've logged into your BigML free account, what you need to do here is click on the upload data source and go ahead and upload your CSV. I've already done this here. And so once it's been uploaded, all you need to do is click on the down arrow and one click data set. The one click data set looks like this. You have a histogram of all the different values. So from here, what we wanna do is we want to configure an association. These are the manner of rules or the number of fields that will contribute to the rules. So I'm gonna lower this down to two to make this a little bit faster. On top of that, what I wanna do is really focus on the fact of the crawl during period. So I want the rules to describe what's happening with this specific field. You don't really have to do too much. You can study a lot more on BigML, but from here you can just create an association. That'll take a few minutes, but here's the output. This will make a lot of sense already to most people working in SEO. So if we're looking at something like the consequent where crawled during period is less than or equal to 0.36, a rule that describes that is indexability, non-indexable. That makes a lot of sense. And if something is indexable, generally gets crawled more than 1.82 times, you can look at all these different metrics and you can see that BigML will actually give you a full description as to what they mean. The other way to do this is by visualizing it through a graph. Now this is a little bit messy. So we're gonna add some labels. Then we're gonna increase the leverage and we're gonna increase it all the way to the top. So we have a really good idea of what we're looking at and of course, this makes sense. If it was crawled less than 0.36 times, it's probably because it's non-indexable. Now this is a data set that you know, but this is really, really useful to be able to get to grips with a data set that you don't know. In my opinion, this is one of the most powerful use cases for machine learning. On top of that, BigML makes this so incredibly easy with no code solutions. I encourage you to try this out with any data set that you have to be able to sense check what you're looking at. All right, you made it through your vegetables, now it's time for cake. So I'm excited about this because you're gonna be able to deploy your own version of like IFTTT in the cloud within a couple of minutes and we're gonna be using something called n8n.io and Heroku, which is awesome. So let's go ahead and let me show you probably the coolest thing in this presentation. During the course of the research for this presentation, I trialed every automation tool I could. In the end, I settled with n8n.io, which is pronounced node nation because it's free and I see a lot of problems with this tool. So what we're gonna be building is essentially this. You enter in URLs, we are gonna loop, we are gonna go to the PageSpeed API, grab lighthouse metrics, send them to stitch, which is then going to store them in our BigQuery database. To get this working, you're going to need the link in the deck to my GitHub repository and from here, you're going to need a free account with Heroku, the PageSpeed Insights API key and of course, your stitch data account hooked up to BigQuery and you're gonna need your web hook URL. Let's go ahead and deploy this to Heroku and just see just how easy it is. So here I'm gonna name it Mozcon tests. Down at the bottom, you'll need to change your app name three times and that's it. We're gonna go ahead and deploy that. Okay, so our app is deployed. The default credentials are user and pass, which you should probably change if we're gonna do this and that's it, we're logged in. The next part is going back to the repository and I've got some code already ready for you and you can just open it up in a new window, copy everything and watch this magic. Bang, so I can just paste that in. Now there's gonna be a few things you're gonna need to change. Obviously, we don't have your API key. So within the PageSpeed module here down at the bottom, I can click on this and I would replace my PageSpeed API key. Additionally, you'd have to do the same thing with your Stitch module. Here's my working version of this workflow. Now to start it, all I need to do is make sure the start button is connected and I can execute the workflow. So what is happening here? So I've got my URLs. It's gonna structure the data in a way so that I can split it and loop it. I'm gonna go through the PageSpeed API. I'm going to set the lighthouse metrics and then everything is going to get pinged to the webhook for Stitch and placed in my BigQuery instance. Let's say I wanted to add in an extra URL. I would go into this module and let's ping Google.com as well. I can click on this X and that's already saved for us. So that's great. Now one other thing is I don't really want this start button here. It's not really useful. So I'm gonna go ahead and add a cron trigger and that'll put this directly in and I can add a cron time. Let's just say every day at two o'clock and that's it.  I'm gonna connect that. I'm going to go and activate it and that's it. Now this workflow will complete every single day at two o'clock without me looking, which is incredible. A few closing thoughts. Computers can't automate this fully yet, but don't get comfortable. Automation workflows need to have good checks and balances and error reporting because sometimes you think something executed, but actually you didn't get what you thought you were getting. In terms of programming, I'm not saying you have to learn the program, but if you did enjoy some of the things I showed you here today, you want access to this kind of automation, you don't have to go very far. Whatever language you choose, learn to parse JSON, learn how to make HTTP requests and that'll get you in a really good spot. A bit of a bonus here. I got asked by Cyrus and Brittany to build the Moz API for Sheets and this is a way to easily get linkscape data into Sheets without any code. There's also a few helpful functions in there as well. So you can download it today for free through this link and you can also check out the post on the Moz blog. Now, one of the things. This wouldn't be a presentation on automation if I didn't automate something, right? So I talked about a lot of things here and the deck might be hard to follow, but I can email you a full list of instructions.  A big thank you to every single company that I've mentioned here today. Without them, I would never be able to do this stuff. So thank you very much. In terms of your journey of automation, you should start by doing little projects and here's a few ideas for you to get started. Don't worry about automating pretty much everything that you do, just take little bits and small bits at a time as you're learning. That's it from me.  Thank you very much for listening.


Hey guys, what's up? My name is Sonali. Welcome back to my channel. Today I'm going to be sharing with you guys my February favorites. So let's get started. So first off, I'm going to get fashion out of the way. I have a new favorite pair of shoes that I pretty much wear every single day. This is the Warren Conrad Patton sandals in black and I have it in nude too and I currently can't find it. Gotta search my closet. I actually originally got the nude and I told myself if I wear them a lot I can get the black and I definitely recommend starting off with black because I wasn't able to wear the nude with as many things as I would be able to with the black.  They're basically that sandal that I just put on to go anywhere if it's to take out the trash, if it's to have like a nice dinner. So they're very versatile. The next thing is kind of random but I definitely wanted to share it with you guys because this product has changed my life. This is the juice pack. So it's basically a portable charger and I think this one can charge your phone up to five times fully charged, which is insane because my whole life I've had really shitty chargers that charge it like halfway and I'd have to carry five of them because I'm always on my phone and I'm always sending Snapchat Instagram stories or just being on Instagram. This one is a little bit heavy but I was carrying around more than one portable charger. So this just makes it easy because you can just charge this one. I know this might be bad for it but I always have it plugged in and charged so whenever I'm running out the door and I see that my phone doesn't have much battery I can take this with me, take a cord really quick and just put it in my purse. I got mine at Best Buy and they have like tears so this one charges your phone five times I think and then the cheaper one charges it like let's say two to three. Also it has two USB ports so you can literally charge you and your friend's phone at the same time. So moving into beauty, the first thing I wanted to share with you guys are my new favorite hair ties. You guys have probably seen these like on everyone's wrist it's kind of the new trend right now. This is the Invisy Bobble the Traceless Hair Ring. Basically it's just like this coil thing and it actually like keeps your hair like in place. I think these are great when you want to put your hair in a bun especially because all these coils just wrap around every single hair that's in the bun so it really makes it easy to just like throw it up and do a really quick bun. Usually like with a hair tie I'll have to like sit there and like make sure it's okay or bobby pin some pieces but with this coil you can just like put that fly away in the coil and it's like fine. I do have thick hair and I don't know if it's great with like high ponies so usually I'll put like a regular hair tie and then this on top of it and then it really stays but again I do really like these for buns. So this product has literally been out of stock literally everywhere for so long so I got on the email list and finally got it around a week or two ago and this is the Juice Beauty Stem Cellular Exploiting Peel Spray. So basically what this does is you just spray it all over your face you wait like one to two minutes I think something like that just like let it kind of dry a little bit and then you just take your hand or a cloth and you just do circular motions and you literally see the dead skin coming off your face like it is so weird and I swear to you guys this leaves your face feeling so soft it is a little pricey it's around 50 something dollars um but I really think it's so worth it I don't know how long it's gonna last me because with spray things I tend to have a heavy finger I guess but you really aren't supposed to use this more than once a week so it should last me a while I don't think I should be too worried about that but Juice Beauty is like an up and coming brand so I was really excited to get my hands on this. The next product I wanted to show you guys is a cleanser this is the Glam Glow Super Cleance Daily Clearing Cleanser and what's really cool about this product is that it's mud to foam so it literally comes out like a grayish mud on your fingers and then when you start to rub it in on your face it turns into this really cool like formula I don't know I just really like it and it feels so smooth on your face I personally love using this product in the morning because after you rinse your face you feel so much more refreshed this is a sample size and I feel like it's gonna last me a really long time I think I got it in one of those Sephora like 500 packs with like all the Glam Glow mini set but I honestly might purchase this after it runs out you guys will never believe how long I've gone without getting my eyebrows done it's literally been since before winter break I'm pretty sure that was the last time I got my brows done it's so weird because whenever I do grow my eyebrows out I start getting the most compliments on them I think it's because I really try to conceal like all the hairs underneath and that's what makes them stand out like crazy I'll make sure I link down below my brow tutorial where I teach you guys how to conceal your eyebrows because guys it is such a game changer but since I am growing my eyebrows out I really like that feathered look I mean I know I don't really have it on today but when I'm going for a more natural look I really like to use a brow gel this one is the Elizabeth Arden statement brow brow gel in the color deep brown number four I've tried a lot of brow gels like but this one is really cool because it has a different brush which I kind of like it's honestly kind of a big brush for eyebrow gel product but I think it really works for me especially when I'm trying to do that feathered eyebrow effect the last product of my February favorites I had to give a little shout out to this devil right here and yes I said devil but I kind of like it at the same time I talked about it in my blog but this is the lip freak freak your lips out it says the strongest buzzing lip balm in the whole world and I'm going to be honest with you the packaging does not lie the first time I put this on my lips I literally thought my lips were possessed and then they went numb and I just didn't know what to think about the product I was like oh my god I'm having allergic reaction and it was just so weird but at the same time I kind of liked it you know that feeling when you feel your lips buzzing and you think they're getting like bigger or something I felt like they were getting bigger and I don't think this is like a plumping chapstick but I just felt like I was like a super model that had these big lips and I didn't even get lip fillers and it was just you know a nice feeling it's just so invigorating and I don't know why I like it like I don't have an explanation but it's just like a really interesting feeling that's kind of addicting so that was it of my February favorites I hope you guys enjoyed this video and I will have direct links down below as well as a blog post with them too so go check that out and I will see you guys in my next video bye guys


Congratulations, Nitin. Thank you, sir. For securing all India 32 rank in civil service examination 2022. It is a great achievement and as you could not qualify in pre in the first attempt and then second time in mains and finally in the third attempt all the three stages with such brilliant ranks. So naturally it is high appreciation for you. So how are you feeling now? Sir, the very first feeling is of relief that at last I am out of the cycle and after that we are very grateful that I could achieve this rank and whatever hard work that I had put in it paid off in the end so there is grateful towards that. Say you the answer which you gave feeling relieved it was a very expected answer from you. I would like you to comment on this word relief given a candidate succeeds. So how and what kind of relief is this? Sir, when we are in the cycle when we are in the preparatory mode there is an uncertainty about our future whether we will reach there or not. I would say that one is always confident and convicted to his ambition or objective whatever it is but still we cannot ignore the uncertainty that this exam has. And despite of being very talented and all still you can never be sure. So once you get into the list you are relieved that at least we have made up to this point and this is where we start. See although every second day or next time which comes in our own life is full of mystery what is going to happen there and that is the beauty of nature also this life that we keep following that mystery and to unfold that in life. But when it comes to civil service examination right there is one very very common question in the mind of most of the parents how to remain motivated for such a long time because it is a long journey of three consecutive years of your attempts right. So to help the future parents I would like you to answer the question from an experience how you remain motivated and how you kept unfolding this mystery which came in your life. In fact I had one quote which I made myself and I wrote it down. It was that motivation doesn't lead to action it is the other way around to stay motivated in fact you have to work and whenever you achieve small targets daily targets it fills you with enough confidence that yes I am on right path and I am in right direction and that further motivates you to work even more. Apart from that it should be very intrinsic motivation and whatever reasons I have to appear in this exam should be very clear to me and in fact I had been very philosophical throughout my life till now so I had made it a point that whenever I do certain action or certain objective that I need to fulfill I must be very clear philosophically on that why do I need to do that and what is it that I will gain from that. So such questions must be clear. You have used two very beautiful concepts you know one you said that there is a journey the direction which you take and keep evaluating where you are going is important. So it is beautifully said that right direction taken is more important than the destination reached. Yes. Because if you have taken the right direction then you are sure to reach the destination maybe today or tomorrow but you will be there right. The second thing which you said is that intrinsic motivation candle lighted from the outside will not continue for long but there is a candle within definitely it is going to last for long right. So you are talking about the real motivation inspiration and the third important thing you added there why you are taking this pain why you are taking the if you do are not clear about your reasons of why you are taking the efforts and the pain is stopped somewhere anywhere. It will be very interesting for the audience to know about your background what is your family background and educational backgrounds please say something about that. We have a family of four the immediate family of four I have an elder sibling she is my elder sister then my father and my mother mother is homemaker and father is a teacher and it has been a middle class background and we had seen economic hardships as well at some point of time and that I feel every Indian middle class must have felt and apart from that my grandfather he was a farmer and he was not very big farmer in fact I had seen my parents the kind of hardships that they had faced though it motivates us further and that is one of the key pillars of motivation that keeps you pushing that you have come from somewhere and you need to go somewhere and that is the kind of background that I had. Say Dithin it is a very interesting concept and motivation you are talking about most of the people who come in the unprivileged family you know and middle class they take it at disadvantage since I do not have background yes we are facing economic problem with the family my grandfather was a farmer my father is just a teacher you know this is looking how do you look in life what you are talking is these all things became driving force for you right so the people who have similar background like you what message you would like to give to them why they should not keep it at disadvantage but they should take their this kind of background for advantage please say something about that. In fact sir it brings value to that background as well and it validates that background is sufficient and that important enough to generate success and which is validated when you reach a certain whatever success one might aspire for and any hardship you face it is a challenge that we must take and any hardship makes a man a better person after it passes yes in that way this is always motivational for a person that it does not matter from where I come but it is what that wherever I will reach it is that I decide. That is very very powerful thing again once you are saying concept is that you know this is such an exam and the service that you get after this in the smallest possible time this is the fastest journey you can get in your life to reach from very humble background and like a student to immediately to become someone special in the society like civil servant immediately the whole life transforms how it you are going there. So any amount of effort if you are taking sincerely it is not a waste yes in the whole process what you become is more important than what you achieve.  In fact sir it is one of the things that Napoleon used to say and we have studied world history so we are very inspired of the statements that he had made that whenever a person faces any problem or a challenge after that challenge passes away that person is a better and improved to better evolved person. In that way any challenge must be taken head on and this exam tells us that we need to work consistently towards ourselves. In fact if you have no challenge in life you will not grow you will stagnate. So you should be always able to take challenges and face the struggle a kind of opportunity in the adversity that should be the spirit of facing everything there. Talking a bit about your educational background as I am aware about you with your discussion you are a engineer from IIT Roper and you also are from the computer in the computer science engineering which also has a big market today and big opportunity to get in terms of money in terms of life. So just living that how this idea of coming into IS came in your mind. Sir the idea was already there even before joining or even thinking for IIT I had decided that I will be joining civil services as a living. This is something that I should do and as a person who contributes to the society. So IIT in fact was a way to get to there. It was a graduation option for me and the love for sciences and kind of exposure that one gets there. So it has been very contributing towards personality development towards awareness about technology. So it has helped a lot and the idea was already there. It means that selection of career choice was already there for me very early days and what all you wanted that you wanted to be technically graduate means some qualification which is needed for preparing an examination and you had love for science reading and other thing that is where wonderful clarity there. Now if you look back when the idea came first to go in civil services what will you say. I think sir in 7th or 8th standard I had come to know that there are IS and. It is very interesting that so early you came to know. Yes sir but clarity was not that much there but still it was a blurred picture that it is a very good job opportunity and a very good employment. But the bigger philosophical clarity that I gained during college. At that time I had complete conviction that this is going to be the career option for me. The idea it is old saying well begin is half done. So when I ask you to comment on this how does it apply on you. Sir it is very well said and it is very true and the very part of any action is the conviction that you carry in the beginning for its completion and that is all about how we begin. How sincere we are in the beginning and the initial foundation steps. So I must say that it is very true. How does it apply to you. Sir I had cleared this exam in my third attempt and I know that the most of learning and the most of the study that I had to do it was in the first year only. I had done with utmost sincerity in that year and I had put a lot of effort in the first year. So I know that it was the first year which is the foundation of all the. Even though you missed in the first year but because of this sincere preparation you were confident that I will get it. In fact sir first year also I missed prelims by 3 marks and that was due to lack of practice. I did not practice much on mock test so that was the learning that I took for the next year but a lot of syllabus and knowledge was being gathered in the first year only. But when it came to the second attempt you reached up to the main. Was there any kind of short term or long term demotivation that came to you that I came to this stage and again I have. In fact sir I did not clear main since second and the main reason was that too much focus on prelims after I had failed in the first year. So I was very much focused on prelims and a lot of effort was being put towards mock test and learning facts and figures. But main is very different from prelims and it requires different orientation and that was something which I missed in my second year and I do realize and in fact that was again the learning from the second year and I implied that part in the third year. Now if I ask you to comment on the whole correction from first second to third attempt so what did you correct in the second attempt and what did you correct in the third attempt? Sir in second attempt I attempted more mock test for prelims and I was much focused on attempting the paper in the examination hall. So prelims is not just learning and knowing things you must be able to perform on the day of the exam and that is what you learn by giving mock test and that too as per the all rules and timings and you also fill the OMR sheets. This also needs practice. Sometimes to undo the mistake of not filling it properly also. And in the second attempt I realized that one must focus on answer writing and addressing the demand of the question. It is not what you know that they want to know and they want to know what is being asked and you must address that and that is something which I learnt and applied in the third year. Okay, so that you kept correcting you know failures or pillars of success you applied it very nicely. One thing I would say is once a preparation in this journey you must be very dynamic and we must be very focused on what is not working and what should work and change it very like immediately as soon as it fails. As there are three stages of the examination and pre has become really challenging especially this year it has been lot of discussions and debate going on there is a drastic change in the primaries orientation when the exam is over a pre discussion comes that is train has changed again it has happened. So it is my experience of nearly 30 years while running China Cass Academy I find that it is not a new kind of thing, still you have to say anything about this particular pattern of this year. Sir what they have done is they have kind of options they are giving they are trying to limit the elimination method that candidates have been using. In fact it is head soft to UPSC they have always been ahead of coaching industry and yes all mock test whatever predictions that people make they have been able to defy those predictions and this year also they have done that. And last year also was the first year when they introduced such kind of options in which elimination techniques could not be used much or then also it was said that it is very difficult this year. So I think this is a trend that we can expect the next year as well. This is what I said in the beginning I am saying it for more than 30 years the same kind of discussion comes every year that there is a change in the train. So in this situation with your experience as you have appeared 3 times in the pre, what you would like to suggest to the students what kind of mindset they should have for appearing in this exam. Sir prelims is lot about breadth of knowledge that one knows and they have been very extensive in fields that they cover like in S&T they are covering black holes and the latest developments in space telescopes. So one must be aware of that and the approach for that is we should be very strong in static portion but we should be aware about current in a holistic manner like if I know that India is evolving very much in space industry then I should know that at what level world is working. So such kind of analytical view point towards world they are expecting in prelims as well. I would say extensive reading but staying within the bounds of syllabus and revising your static portion. Especially this year there has been also questions coming from the main syllabus like yes they touched international relations they have taken international security. Even in polity also they are going in depth and asking certain intricacies of like the president selection also. So there was one question on that so it shows that they are demanding now depth in that wide. So in a way there should be integrated approach both analytical and also factual as combined for both pre and means that should be always there and the students cannot go with superficial study and I would also like to advise that don't depend on just notes read through the original sources. In fact sir I would say notes are always a secondary material yes it is not notes in themselves it is the process of notes making yes that will help you better yeah that what makes them useful and one must make his or her own notes and then they are very useful for revision going directly for notes is not going to help. This is something very important to understand for the future parents that note making is an art yes and that should come at your own. You innovate your technique how you are going to read study and then note down the points which you can recall later on revise in very less possible time that is very very important. But if you are reading through the notes compiled by somebody else then you are not giving enough exercise to your mind and that is very inorganic way of learning. And that you will not be able to really digest it rather you can grab it but that will not become yours so make your own notes that is something. Note making is an art I said so I would like to listen from you especially and on behalf of the students how to make notes sir I have done extensively for history being an engineer we do not have much idea of history but when we are introduced to the syllabus we find it very tough and large lengthy to learn but the main technique that I used was I went with the standard book and I read Bipin Chandra for modern and old NCR is for ancient and medieval for that I followed the pattern of the chapters the kind of the way in which they had written they are the historians and they must have placed it in a logical sequence so I have relied on that and following that chronology then add small snippets and small notes into that chronology it helps in understanding those notes and it brings a chronological sequence of history in our mind in fact I had not read much factual study beyond these books but I was able to solve many questions just on the basis of chronology so notes can be based on that logical sequence and we can use that very much and apart from that mind map is one thing that is very useful in note making we can construct certain diagrams and make parts as its sub dimensions so it helps in remembering them when whenever we feel like revision you should always be preparing something which you can quickly revise yes and revision is hallmark to the success right that is very important now talking about the main examination if I ask you to define broadly for the students how to attempt and how to really prepare for the main examination what would you like to say Sir for means one must have very good base in static and one must be aware of the current developments it requires one or one and half year of newspaper reading prior to the main exam one must have done that thoroughly after that when we sit for means we must address the demand of the question right and we must address each sub part of the question and it is very crucial and in fact if we write answers which are not linked to the question they are not logical answers and it might irritate the examiner as well it shows that we are trying to answer just for the sake of writing or filling the page this can be learnt during answer writing practices before means and this is the best investment one can do for means we cannot go for more and more reading or more and more learning we must consolidate our current knowledge and able to project that knowledge in a structured manner in means that is what I feel is most important talking about civil services personality test interview right what do you think are the traits needed to do well in this kind of test Sir for interview I felt was a person who is genuine and who is confident in being genuine and this is the most important thing that they are looking for and one must be able to accept any shortcomings whatever they are and there must be a willingness to improve on to them and it must show in one's character and one's way of talking and they really appreciate genuineness in interviews and apart from that what I felt was a diverse personality which is pleasant to communicate with they do appreciate that since you have got very good marks in the interview civil services final interview 195 so naturally your tips will play very important role for others to do would you like to share a bit of your start and also some special moments in the interview with the UPSC in fact Sir I would say it was a life-changing experience for me one thing I would say Sir the positivity in mind is something which we can train and it doesn't necessarily depend on our surroundings or outside factors and it should not in fact and it was something I felt during my interview while we were waiting in the sitting hall waiting hall there is one poem by Rabindranath Tagore which is written over there and it is the poem that the wear the head is held high and the knowledge flows freely so that the entire point that Rabindranath Tagore has written I read that poem during that while I was sitting there so it filled me with positivity that we as civil servants will be working in that direction the kind of India that he had hoped to achieve and we are kind of representatives for that so this was the positive training that I had been giving myself on the day of the interview and that correlated what you read from the lines of Rabindranath Tagore and when I entered the interview hall so my boat was R. N. Chobe Sir and he was our chairman and he began with that the scientific background that I had and he went on to say that our constitution also has this duty that one must develop scientific temper so what do you actually understand by scientific temper in fact my pet thing and I had thought on this topic a lot that was very good start for me in the interview and I could reasonably satisfy him with my answer so which I think that went well for me so it all started very well there any any critical moment when you felt that you're stuck and you are not able to sir there was one moment one of the board members he asked me what is the speed of earth at that moment I was confused whether he's talking about the revolution speed or the rotating speed but that was the only moment apart from that it went very fine and even that I was able to justify that I got genuinely confused so it was more on the factual side also it was more on philosophical side especially chairman sir your questions were more on the philosophical yes but I'm talking about when the factual question came the problem it was on the you maintain your poise at this point of time right now see time management is a very big factor in this examination so I'd like you to share your timetable how you manage your time in the preparation so since I was into preparation full time and I was not doing any job at that moment so I was able to give a lot of time to the preparation but still one must manage one's time very wisely because we cannot study entire day and it ultimately reduces our efficiency we must find some time in the evening or early in the morning to take a walk or small run it helps and apart from that one must not indulge in non fruitful discussions yes which I think is very prevalent in our preparation among the people the civil says parents it has become common yes gossiping and talking something which is not productive in fact this was one thing which one of my teachers told me that it doesn't matter what I think or what other person thinks what matters is what is and what is already established by the institutions of the country so we must go by that and any other critical thinking we are free to explore that in our essay paper but not in other syllabus yes so we must avoid that is the place you say where you have yeah we have freedom for our own thoughts and own views now this is just to give you a few points like just to which you like to give like guidance see your five points to the future experience from your experience what do you like to suggest them the first guideline is one must be fully prepared in static portion of their syllabus and revise it as many times as possible then next I would say is read newspapers newspaper any good newspaper Hindu and Indian Express they are the most prominent ones and one newspaper is more than sufficient and give it a thorough read there is no need to make notes out of newspaper one can always have compilation of these notes as yearly or half-yearly compilations we have in market but a thorough reading is a must yeah then third I would say practice mock test and make sure that you are prepared on the day of the exam and then same goes for answer writing for means that would be fourth and fifth I would say is on the day of the exam for prelims as well as for the means be calm and composed and don't revise on that day just stay calm and be happy should have good sleep and then yes take rest there should be restful mind and this should and while you enter the examination all you should have confidence and faith in your preparation and go with that I'm sure your sharing of your experiences and your suggestions to the future is parents will be really really good for them and they will be able to relate with you those I specially come from a background like yours so thank you very much for coming with this program success speaks thank you God bless you thank you don't forget to like share and subscribe to our channel and press the bell icon to never miss an update


فهي فعله خطأ من خلاله فهي لم يفعله انه يقول ذلك فهذا ليست فتاة ولكن هناك أشياء التي يجب علينا أن نفهم يجب علينا أن نفهم التي هي مسألة التي يجب على إرجاء التي هي بعض الناس يقول في حالك لك to become a kafir يجب عليك to intend the kufr يجب عليك to pay attention يجب عليك to intend the kufr ولا يجب عليك to become a kafir هل أنت؟ والله سيقول يا أيها الذين آمنوا لا ترفعوا صواتك وفوق صوت النبي ولا تجهروا له بالقول كجهر بعضكم لبعض أن تحبطوا عملكم وانتم أنتم لا تشعرون فالنسبة لك to become a kafir even that though he didn't intend a kufr that's not a condition for you to know that this is a kufr أكبر it's not a condition for you to become a kafir but what you have to intend is action pay attention قصد الفعلي is a condition for us to make you a kafir لكن قصد المعنى sorry قصد الحكم sorry قصد الحكم that you intend the rule the ruling are you with me? we don't care about that doesn't matter as long as you intended the action that's what matters if you intended the kufr from it doesn't change anything like for example I pass the taste of a mousshaf and he stands on the mousshaf and when he stands on the mousshaf he says I can't do it I have a kufr doesn't matter I only done it because I was joking I want to show my friends I can do it kafir بالله العلي العظيم our question is did you get the mousshaf and put it down on a yes and the hadith is the same the man who came to the prophet he said بالله وآياتي ورسولي كنت متستهزئون لا تعتجروا قد كفرت بعد إيمانكم what would they say كنا نخوذ ونلعب we were only joking when we said those statements that we were saying they were with me we were joking we didn't mean the kufr يا رسول ما we didn't mean it we only meant to joke our intention was the joking not that kufr the prophet said الله سبحانه وتعالى لا تعتدروا don't look for excuses قد كفار طوم بعد إيمانكم as long as the person intends the action that's enough but to say that the person has to intend the حكم that's إرجاء عقيدة المرض عقيدها للسنة نعم وهذا دل على وهذا دل وهذا دل على أنهم لم يعرفوا حقيقة الإسلام and that is evidence to show what that these people haven't understood the reality of Islam so the sheikh is right in the statement which is even though they do كفر أكبر they are kufar they are kufar نعم if they were Muslims they came to Islam they were called Muslims so they're not Muslims with the condition of course they're in a land where تُحيد and a lot of these people are they're in Muslim lands the message is تُحيد they've been called to and they're worshipping shrines كفار they are what كفار نعم even though they believe in their heart that what they are doing is what it's تُحيد with that surprise them the mushrikans thought they were doing the same if you go to a Christian and you ask him are you a monithist individual you say yes he believes he's a muwahid the Christian believes he's a muwahid the Jew believes he's a muwahid they believe their religion is what it is a religion which is her monithism religion مشركين يا نعم ولا ما هي ولا ما هي تتوحيد so these people the sheikh said they don't know صابة و أفاق ولا ما هي تتوحيد ما هي ميذ واط ما هي they didn't understand ما هي تُشي is the essence of this thing they don't understand the essence of توحيد that's what ما هي means فصاروا they ignore sheikh they are كفار وإن الله تعالى قد فرض على عباده إفراده بالعبادة لأن الله يمكنه أن يفتحه بشكل سيء ونفرقه في المشاركة ونفرقه ونقره أن لا تعبدوا إلا الله لا تعبدوا إلا الله وإخلاصها له ونفرقه ونقره بشكل سيء وما أميروا إلا ليعبدوا الله مخلصين له الدين وما أميروا they were not ordered إلا ليعبدوا الله except to worship Allah مخلصين له الدين sincerity in religion ومن نادا ومن نادا الله ومن نادا الله تعالى ليلا ونهارا وصرا وجهارا وخوفا وطمعا anyone who calls onto Allah night day time and night time he calls onto Allah privately and publicly he calls onto Allah with hope and fear ثم نادا معه غيرا and then he calls onto other than Allah he's asking Allah as well and other than Allah فقد أشرك في العبادة he has fallen into shirk in his عبادة فإن الدعاء من العبادة وقد سماه الله تعالى عبادة في قوله تعالى الدعاء is a ibadah and Allah called the dua'a ibadah الله called it pay attention look at how he brings the evidence out of this إن الذين يستقبرون عن عبادة and align the word عبادة سيدخلون جهنما داخرين when was this after what ayah the beginning of the ayah is أدعوني أستجب لكم إن that's how the ayah is after Allah said أدعوني call on to me أستجب لكم I will obey and accept your supplication I will accept it إن الذين are verily those يستقبرون هو عارجن عن عبادة my worshipping what worshipping is he referring to here who's arrogant of the supplication that's what he's referring to because that was the أقرب المذكور that was the last mention thing so the dua'a Allah referred to it as what رزع عبادة also Allah also referred to the dua'a as a deen Allah referred to the dua'a as the religion the deen قال تعالى ودل الله say ودعوه مخلصين له الدين ودعوه call on to him in sincerity in this deen so the dua'a is the deen نعم and we took before that the dua'a is two types the whole religion doesn't come out of the dua'a as a slave you can't come out of the dua'a one is called dua'a وعبادة another is called دعاء مسألة دعاء مسألة is when you say يا الله this is the dua'a this is the one that people know the most this is called دعاء مسألة الله مغفلي الله مرحمي اللهم إنك عفو كريم تحب العفو لكن دعاء دعاء مسألة دعاء عبادة means what? your fasting is a dua'a why fasting for us are you asking Allah for jannah by fasting it's a dua'a your salah what is it why are you praying for why are you standing up a fadir going to the salah الله why you said Allah is the greatest when everybody is sleeping you are asking for jannah right then that's a dua'a as well دعاء عبادة all of them عبادة صرفها لغير الله نعم دعاء المسألة لكن you are allowed to ask something for somebody with the condition that they are حي حي حاضر قادر 3 of those he's alive he's present and he's able if you ask him I can give you that cup he's alive he's there with you at that point and he's also he's able to get the cup he's what he's able to get the cup if you tell a 6 week trial to give me that cup and you believe he can get that cup he's not able to do it do you think he's إله he has supernatural powers نعم you come to a person and you say to him أخي you send rain down for us yeah in hot nowadays we haven't seen rain for a long long time the person is حي حاضر but he's إقدر مسألة has to have those 3 conditions when it's met you choose if one of them is absent a person is alive he's able to do it he's alive he's able to do it but he's not with you you're not communicating with him so what do you do أخي عبدالجلي عبدالجلي أخي please be in my car عبدالجلي هاي شرك هاي فإن قلت فإذا كانوا مشركين واجب جهادهم وسلوك فيهم ما سلك رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم في المشركين سيد رجل فإن قلت فإن قلت فإن قلت فإذا كانوا مشركين واجب جهادهم وسلوك فيهم ما سلك رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم في المشركين ماذا تقول؟ سأقول قلت إلى هذا ذهب طائفة من أعمة العلم فقال يجب أولا دعاؤهم إلى التوحيد الشيخ قال إلى هذا ذهب طائفة من أهل العلم ليس صحيح وما يقول هذه المرحلة يبدو أنه يحاول أن يقول أن هناك أشياء من أعمة العلم الذين لا يرى هذه المرحلة و هذا ماذا؟ هذا المسألة مصوص الوحي لا مسألة خلاف This is a text This is how these individuals this is how they should be dealt with He is going to mention it but when he mentioned it as though it is a belief of some group of scholars إلا هذا ذهب طائفة من أهل العلم لا It is a مسألة منصوص الوحي It is a مسألة which the text and the text in the Kitab and Sunnah have come regarding It is not a مسائل الخلاف And I want you to all realize something here right now People always get it wrong There is a difference between مسألة اجتهادية and a مسألة خلافية This is the time to get up If the scholars say this is مسألة اجتهادية and this is a مسألة which is خلافية If the مسألة is مسألة من اجتهادية You see If there is an اجتهاد then the قاعدة is لا انكارة في اجتهاد If the matter is اجتهاد then there is no rights that you can reject Meaning what I mean when I reject You can't rebuke anybody for holding that view Because the مسألة is اجتهاد But if the مسألة خلافية Some people say مسألة خلافية is no problem Let's just agree to disagree The music is allowed و هل كل خلاف المعتبر Is every خلاف taken into consideration لا Some خلاف يونكر is rejected So what's the difference between the two انكار means انكار means اجتهاد means مسألة اجتهادية means مسألة that there is No text with it Every is standing over one text And he's bringing an understanding out of it One is saying this and one is saying that And both of them Don't have an external text To back them up So they are understanding Both of them are present in this حدي Is مسألة اجتهادية Which everyone seems to use No problem اجتهادية مسألة خلافية means A person has the delil with him He holds onto a delil The other عالم never saw this delil before He said something else Are you with me At this point we will take the one That's got the delil in this issue Are you with me We'll take the one that has the delil in this issue نعم فقالوا يجب أولا دعاهم إلى التوحيد So the obligation of these people Who are great worshipers, how do you deal with them The شخص يجب Firstly to call them to توحيد اخواني it is the job of the دعا To educate the people on توحيد We have to call these people to توحيد Bring them back to the understanding of توحيد هيه And we have to clarify Whoever wants to love us Whoever wants to hate us It's up to them, we don't care But for us it's إبانة إبانة means what It is to unveil Clarify It is to prove that which they are believing أنما يعتقدونه ينفع ويضر To clarify what That which they believe it benefit and it harms That it will not surprise them This is what they believe It will not help them It will not suffice them And that they are like them The شخص رحمه الله تعالى He said what? And this This belief that is present in them That they have is what? And that their إيمان is what? It will not be established unless They come and stick to that Which the messages have been given To leave off The shirk To repent from it And work for Allah To believe To believe in their hearts And in terms of their actions That is for Allah alone Good Yes This is obligatory on the scholars عنه النظور والنحائر والطواف بالقبور You have to clarify what This belief It became too So much things came under it Which is what? Oaths and vows that are made Slaughtering Dawaaf around the graves All of them that they are شرق محرم That it is a shirk That they do this It's a job, a title They have to take on And that they clarify To these great worshippers That what they are doing is exactly What the polythists used to do For their idols Exactly, you guys are the same If the علماء They clarify that To the evams And they clarify that To who? The people of authority The rulers Then she take the responsibility of To send out Callers Call the people Towards To توحيد They have to send out They are talking about Stories and hearing He is calling them to توحيد The issue which The Ummah died Cancel life People are talking to people about Stories Where he at Which no one is going to ever go against you The great worshipper The person of the sunnah All of them are listening to you They found a good story And they went The minute you touch on توحيد You see the enemies of Islam They get angry and upset So that's where the illness lies Anyone who comes back from it Where he was upon And he affirms And hebelt Anyone who comes back So the sheikh said Who's going to do this He sent دعات Those دعات go out They convey the توحيد They call the people to the sunnah When that Is established on the people And they have been told This is شرك If they come back good And if not If they come back, what happened حقِنُ عَلِهِ دَمُهُهِسْ بَلاْتِ سَيْفِثِ فَاَبُssَارِ كُنْ عَلِهُ belly' وَمَنَّ أَصَابْرَةٍ فَقدْ أَبَاحْ اللَّهُ干ُمُ ماء باحة للرسوله صلى الله عليه وسلم من المشتكين الشيخ يقول فقد أباح الله منه الله يخصي مباح منهم ماء باحة للرسوله صلى الله عليه وسلم ذلك اللي يخصي مشاركة من السلامة مشاركة منهم is exactly what the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم was given permissible over the pagans here insha'Allah is a very important which is مسألة العذر بالجهل


And it's here from UT. Yes, sir. And he's popping a surprise on Shamar, which is my daughter. So we we found it only right to do something behind the scene for boss talk We're gonna want to capture the moment man. This guy right here, man So what do you what's going on? Don't give us everything. I want to be surprised too. Yeah, so Just to give you a little bit Shamar is what's one of the 60 students in the state of Texas that's getting this award out of the 66,000 that applied Wow one of 60. That's big. You see what I'm saying man. She's something special She oh chip off the old block. You know I'm talking about Because it's all you know, I know it come from this side because you and I know what the best resides You know what I'm saying? Check it man. Hey, man So y'all seen the show y'all know how I go You know I'm saying yeah, you to get with it you the ride with it or collide with it You know, don't be fooled by the hype. You know who I am. You know what I do So man, thank you so much man for coming out man today. You know I'm saying blessing my day Thank you for Yeah Whatever you about to do because I really don't have no clue about what you bought to do which is cool You know I'm saying the element of surprise is always amazing. How let your boy boss I'm gonna one where the boss is tall Hello What's up, shimari and Malachi, huh? Hey, we don't know what So I didn't want to tell you but um, so what's going on it was um, basically uh This guy right here is rolling. Yes rolling called me and said he wanted to come and speak with you about a couple of things So I thought of that liberty to put it on boss talk 101 what a boss is talk So I ready to get started I'm here today with rolling Say that last name again rising rolling rising is in the building Mr. R. Mr. Mako, what's going on? All go on see we do this man, but hey, we don't know this this young lady over here. Do we They say she looked like me. She Maria's in the building y'all How you doing so hey man, let us know what's going on today. So She Maria, hello, how are you? Okay? That's good. That's awesome So here at UT we like to recognize Some of our incoming freshmen right we got about 60 students this year that we are recognizing out of the 66,000 applicants Now I'm gonna be honest with you this year was a little bit More competitive than these past couple years in in a very good while So you are a part of a class that came in punching and swinging Now you are one of 60 Okay, and I got a little surprise for you. Okay, actually we do from the UT family We want to welcome you with this backpack It is an impact scholar as an impact scholar now an impact scholar is someone who has Made a huge impact not just at their high school But also in their family the community and in everything that they do, okay So This backpack is yours. You can take it around campus on the impact scholars got these so this is one of a kind Okay, you can wear with that little blue jacket that you have. Oh So but on the inside we got a few little goodies for you got your t-shirt Says impact scholar so I can get you a smaller one if you need me to okay Texas 27 has got your graduation year and it says impact scholar because you are an impact scholar But there's something that I want you to see which is a little bit more interesting for all So what I want you to do is I want you to read this first paragraph for me There's Maria Congratulations, it is my pleasure to inform you that you have been admitted to the University of Texas at Austin and the studio Art major in the College of Fine Arts your dedication to excellence inside and outside the classroom Has prepared you to thrive at UT and we are thrilled to admit you took the class of 2027 awesome awesome So now I want you to grab that I Want you to open it and then show your dad and your mom and everybody around you You've been gifted a scholarship That covers $48,000 for the next four years Oh Yeah, so That covers all the tuition so Don't have to worry about paying for classes or any of the tuition fees.  So congratulations. Thank you Congratulations to Maria Hey, so she Maria. Yeah, let me bring it on back in.  This is great man love man only by God But exactly Did what is this the school that you picked that you really wanted to go into an attend? Yeah, this is one of my top schools on my list. Wow Second okay, okay. Well at the end of the day, man, it's just a blessing to be sit you say 60 out of 60,000 So so how does these how do the children apply for these Scholarships, how do you guys pick who you gonna? so when it comes to applying When we're reviewing the applications, we also review for scholarships simultaneously It's not like we just you know have them do a whole separate application. We want to make it easy We already know college Applying to colleges for seniors is very stressful So if we can do it all in one day for the kid takes care of that they can move on and focus on that's good Wow, man and and and so you travel around and just bless, you know these families like you just blessed us We we try we try you know through the organization. I think that's dope man I mean education is key man. We've already you know We actually try to prepare Shimari from a very young age. She worked in this story ever since she was how old Let's welcome her Oh, yeah Little can you remember when you started? No She's been here her whole entire career and basically She's uh, I got pictures of her cleaning these cabinets when she I mean he's making sales Making sales cleaning stuff ever since she was a child.  Yeah that I worked didn't go in vain. You know what I mean? I prayed about you a lot of night So God is good man. And and even with Applying for colleges like he said it was very it's very stressful I saw firsthand of how stressful this is and Especially when you're trying to get a scholarship as well because I was one of those I got a scholarship just for basketball though when I was in college and I would always put into her like okay, get a scholarship get a scholarship and I would always ask so when are they replying and she was saying cuz she can't Notices that she's been accepted, but I'm like, okay, that's good. But what is this part coming? So that part was always the stressful part for both her and I not him He didn't care, but I always my faith. I feel like God's gonna provide I don't do no stressing if you stress you start to worship it So you got to be careful when you do that so we know already that look what happened today God always shows up and shows out so I don't even play with that So I'm not gonna I'm not gonna let my faith waver, but I do always remind her I said did you pray about it? Yeah, let's pray about it. We do we do do that. Yeah, and so Let me just say this to her While I got on the panel because it's hard to get on here.   She's very self-motivated.  I know I already I already got this. I'm gonna do it then, you know, that's the deadline I'm good. She schedules everything the way she's supposed to so she's very self-motivated. I don't have to worry about anything with her UT Austin man. That's that's big man You guys man. Thank you guys for coming out here today man. Thank you guys for, you know Showing respect and loving to our daughter, man. You know what I'm saying? We proud of her We glad to have y'all on on the team now, huh? I got a question. So we're gonna be putting our daughter in y'all's hands Okay, so what is it that we need to know or how can we be reassured as parents that you know, this is the right decision so With ut we do understand it is a It's like a family going to school. We understand it and uh the community at ut is very Family oriented, you know, we have faculty and staff that support our students um, whether it's through an organization research um Finding internships for our kids our staff are fully involved And as far as representation we have students from over 120 countries So you're gonna have a huge community at ut backing you up every step of the way Wow, not only that her studio art her going into studio art The college of fine arts has what's called the texas career engagement center That allows students to find it's basically the career services department But since we have 13 schools it'd be wrong for us to just have one So fine arts has their own business has their own We already have partnerships. We already create the network. So finding something for her to do after she graduates It's just a mirror walk in and asking for help. Wow Man, I tell you man, I just appreciate you guys man again.  Y'all won't be uh, Hit no other place that's gonna rock out like we just rocked out each other This is boss talk 101 and we basically what a boss is talk And if y'all want to carry somebody else on the show to surprise them in a different way, just let us know That's right. Especially if they if they somebody that y'all like man, we would like Well, the survey and yeah, because it gets a lot of people to understand what you guys are dealing with It's a way off. So man, just thank you guys on a whole nother level, man So man. Hey, man. Guess what man? It's been another great segment of boss talk. The best segment I've ever done I'm gonna go and say number one. It is number one Boss talk 101 when the boss is talk make sure you guys like and subscribe to our channel and follow us on all social media platform Instagram YouTube Facebook you name it. We're on it And we out. Hey Yo, yo, yo, man. Hey check it. Hey Man, it's a little different. That's for my daughter. So I'm over here boss talk 101 I'm setting up. We about to have a good time. I don't know what the heck is about But I'm here to do my thing. I don't know about the other people because they they are a little different They ain't used to I'm used to this. I love the camera I love the stunt. I'll let your boy. It's a unique hustle


Come on, you got it, Chris. You got this. Come on. Ah! No! You guys sound like my parents.  Yeah! Dude, that's so, so sorry. I'm in pain. Let's go. Also, I just got another glass of wine, so let's do this professional level. We use, yay. We're crazy. No one even saw. All right, we're dealing with Dorothy Davis. Dorothy? Yeah, we are. Seems to respond to everyone. You should be able to use this name. That makes it so we'll definitely see some nonsense. Cool. Yeah, me and Brian, and then Chris and Ash. Oh, good. Ethan, guide me. I love you. Yeah, Brian. OK, so Brian and I will go right. Ethan, I'm right behind you.  Wow, thank you so much. I haven't done this level before, by the way, Brian. Oh, me either. So this will be fun. Wild how that works out. Wild, wild, wild. I do not like this one. What is the name of the ghost? Nancy, Dave, Dorothy Davis, Dorothy Davis, Dorothy Davis, and Dorothy. All right, Brian, you want to go up or straight still? Let's go up, dude. Nothing straight about it, baby. Wait, I hear like, oh wait. I think that was Chris. Motherfucker.   Yeah, it's been kind of silent. Dorothy Davis, we should probably say her name more. Dorothy Davis, can you hear us? Dorothy Davis, come and show us your sick, sick memes, please. Dorothy, show us that sweet booby booty. Not booty, booby booty. Please show one tit. Please. God quarantine has got me literally anything we'll do. Please, for the love of God. Hold a banana in my eyes. This is very spooky. Yeah, I don't like the high school. It's a little spook spook town. It's not my favorite place of learning. Where? Oh, down here. You got something? Dorothy Davis. Dorothy Davis, will you do something for us? Come on, Dorothy. Do you guys remember what our secondary objectives were? It might be the hallway, to be honest, because it was colder on the hallway right here. Yeah, I was thinking it might be a hallway ghost. Oh, you know what that means? One of us should go back to the man and see if there's orbs in the hallway. I can do that. That's a good idea. I can find my way back to the man. Okay, I'm looking at the hallway. Don't see anything so far. Man, I do not see anything. This one's tough. Yeah, I was about to come back on my way. I just have a flashlight and a camera right now. I don't have anything else. That's fine. Did you grab a, what kind of flashlight do you have? Oh, grab the better one down here. I have a strong one. Or wait, are those ones the strong ones?  Those are the strong ones. Wow. All right, Dorothy, are you here? Give us a sign. Dorothy Davis, are you? Oh! What was that? Was that one of you? No.  Did you guys hear that? What was that? No, I didn't hear anything, dude. It was, get out. What the heck? That was fucked. Did it sound like any of us? No, genuinely, was that neither of you guys? That wasn't me. Okay, that was the ghost. Okay, sick. Oh my god. Dorothy, give us another sign. Dorothy, what's your story? What's your scene? She wasn't here. My favorite thing that you do, Chris, is whenever you're like, Dorothy, what's good, dude? Wait, maybe we turn our lights out and ask again. Oh, I don't know about this. Dorothy, are you with us? Dorothy Davis, are you? Oh! Did you guys hear that? Or is it just me and Chris hearing that? I heard, I heard. Hunt, hunt, hunt, hunt. Are you guys still here? Oh no. You guys alive? Are you guys alive? Hello? Wait, what the fuck's going on here? This is a generalization, but based on the voice, and I don't know this game that well, what if it's a demon? Because that was a very demon-esque voice. Oh, maybe, dude. Let's try it one more time. Dorothy, give us a sign. Do you have Twitch? Dorothy Davis, give us a sign. Please, oh please, yes, use that Twitch prime. Oh, bar spot. Dorothy Davis, it's getting cold here. Dorothy Davis, right in the book. Dorothy Davis, right in the book. Right in the book, please, right in the book. Should we turn off our lights for her to write in the book, or will she just do it? Yes, she might. Dorothy Davis, give us a sign. She likes everyone. Dorothy, say the name Chris, Ethan, or Brian. Is that a thing that works?  That's just a death. That's just a death. And there's a hand print. There's a hand print.   She's definitely after you, dude. Dorothy Davis, are you subscribed to my YouTube channel? Yes or no? She's honed in on you. She's honed in on you, dude. Yes or no, Dorothy Davis. Let's see if she can say, if they can say, like, other things. Like, what else? Who should we try to see if they can say stuff? Dorothy Davis, what's your favorite meme? Dorothy, can you finish this song? Put a banana. Wait, wait, no, that's one of you.    Wait, how long? It was actually, it was actually, the whole time. Dude, you guys haven't told her ever. It was so funny.  It was so funny, bro. Are you kidding me? When were you guys planning this? After Ashley did it to me, I was like, I have to jump on this. And then we just decided to keep it going. When you're in the van, I was like, I was like, you have to do it. I'm dying, dying, dying, dying.   Oh my god, that was so funny. I genuinely thought it was the ghost. Bro, that's your new thumbnail. 100%. That was so funny. Ghost says my name? So what do we actually have? Can everyone check their, do you have temperatures? Check temperatures, I'm going to look for whorbs real quick. I'm too pure for this, guys.  That was negative four for a second there. Oh, really? It's freezing tax. Let's go, let's go.   It was negative three again. All right, six. That means we can alter a piece of evidence. We can just go regroup. We also have sanity pills so we can actually come in again if we need anything else. That sounds good. Bro, I never died. Oh no. Oh no. Oh no. Oh no. Damn it. No. Hey, we can't, they locked it. The ghost locked it. Where did we go? Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God.   Please don't kill me. Please don't kill me. Are you guys okay? It's over, I think. Oh, God.  We shouldn't be alive, not clickbait.  Jesus. Survived a ghost attack? That was a great round.  That was incredible. Oh my God. I am cry laughing. Okay, wait, so what do I put in? I'm sorry. Fingerprints, freezing temps and spirit box. We didn't get any of the other objectives. But like, they didn't do anything. I think it was just that prank took the whole round. That prank was worth about, Ethan. Absolutely. Were you spooking when she said your name?  I was like, I didn't know that the game could do that.   I mean, yeah, they did that when you say names. Maybe they could say them back. Exactly, exactly. That's a good point. Was that no voice changer? No. I can do it for whatever I want to. Wow. Well, your mic like literally sounds different when you do it. Yeah, maybe do you just get really close to your mic or something? Not really. Huh, weird. Yeah, your mic literally sounds different. It's awesome. I don't know if I can do it that well. Hello. It's actually pretty good. You don't sound like you. What's going on? I can't, dude. I'm a ghost. There we go. Yeah. Hey, Casper. Hi, I'm a little ghost. Do you want to play a game? Wait, do that one again? Can I keep you? I got it. I got it. Yep. I died as a kid. Hi.  That's impressive. This PC is only 20 degrees Celsius. That's pretty good. That's really good. One time my CPU overheated and it was 199 degrees Celsius. $30. That's a bummer.  What is that? That's like 200 degrees Fahrenheit or something. Oh my God. That's almost 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Jesus Christ. That's 390. We got William Garcia. Capture a photo. Gosh. So we need an EMF and a camera and then a crucifix. Okay. I'll grab the crucifix. You have to do a round next where whoever dies first wins and we don't put any items on. We just go in and just start trying to do that. Oh yes. Oh my God. That sounds super fun. Let's do it. I didn't grab a flashlight. I grabbed the cum light. Whoops. All right. That's fine. We need to look for that stuff too. True. True. William Garcia is the ghost name, I think. Right? Ruth of Babers. I found a bone. I found a bone. William Garcia. What do the bones mean? You found a bone? What do the bones mean? Bone. Baby. Bone alert. It's cold in here. It's cold. It's over here. It's right here. It's in the larger room. Yeah. Oh yeah. It's in the dryer. It's in the dryer. Oh.  Any ghost fingerprints? Oh. Oh. It might be in the garage. Oh, William. William Garcia. Yeah.      So much cock on the ground right there. Damn.   William Garcia.  Ethan, ask the ghost to do something, and if they turn the TV on, maybe it's a sign. William Garcia, do something for me, baby. That's a specific question, though, about William. William Garcia, turn on the TV. He's in the garage, yo.  How? You have the TV remote, don't you? No, I don't. Look at me. Oh! William Garcia. No! Put it on TV. That's very funny. Are you okay? Are you okay? It's... William Garcia, turn on the TV. It's you, Chris. It's you. It's not me. I know it has to be you. William Garcia, turn the TV off. There's gas here. Or parts or something. You shouldn't really don't know if he's in the laundry room or the garage. William Garcia, turn the TV on. William Garcia. It's you, Chris. It's totally you. It's not me. It's you. You cannot fool me like this. Negative five, freezing temps. Okay, freezing temps in EMA 5, I put the ghost book down as well.   William Garcia, if you're here, turn the TV on, dude. That's so you, Chris. That's absolutely you. Okay, then leave the house. Leave the house. Oh yes, very funny. Chris, you're in the other room. Go to the van. Chris, go to the van. Go to the van. William Garcia, turn the TV on. Dude, it's you. It's 100% you. It's not me.    It's freezing in my ears.  Freezing temps? Freezing temps? I see breath. Y'all, I see them. I see his anchies. I see his ankles. They're right here. Oh my God. Orbs, get out. Orbs, we're good. GG. Let, let, let, let. So EMA 5, freezing temps and orbs. So it's a phantom question mark? It's a phantom. It's a phantom. Danny phantom. All right. Going to shut the door. Not bad. Not bad. Farmhouse Intermediate. It's going to be a scary one. Are you ready? Ready, ready. Oh, Karen. We got Karen who likes to be alone with someone. Oh my God. Who's the one who died Karen today? It's William's wife. Oh my God. Yeah. All right. Everyone make sure to film it.  Let's go. Let's go, gamers. Oh, this is different than last time. Yeah. Oh, by the way. Oh, I haven't seen one. True. 3 and 3. Give me some good. Come on, Karen. Come on, Karen. What about your peepers, dude? 66. Karen, will you give us a sign through the radio? Karen, why do you drive a Ford Focus? Karen, I am the manager. You are speaking to the manager. Oh, Karen, I have free samples. Come here, Karen. Costco, freeze. Do have to wear a mask. Unfortunately, Karen, you have to. To get in. Karen, you do. Please wear your mask over your nose. Over your nose. Stay six feet apart from other people when you're outside.  If you come out, we promise. Karen, I have a nice charcuterie board out here for you. Come on, Karen.  Nice. Oh, level three. Maybe at this table. Is Karen chilling at this table right now? Oh, it's her charcuterie board. It's her wine and charcuterie.  Karen, if you show yourself, I will give you a brand new bottle of Pinot Grigio with ice. Of course. This is the table she's got. That is a good deal, Karen. I'm girl's night. Right before she got it. Karen, we can share it. One of my chatters just said it was brunch. She died from mimosa consumption.  Karen Garcia. Karen, look at this. What is her last name? Garcia? Yeah. I'm going to go to the- Karen Garcia, show yourself. Karen Garcia, show us a sign. Give us a sign. Hell. Cheese. Murder. Poop. Poop in my pants. Mask. You have to wear a mask. Equal rights, equal rights. Oh, she's mad about that one. Oh, God, she is mad about that one. I'm dead. Oh, my God, I'm dead. Karen got me, dude.  I'm like sitting in the chair. Oh, it's so good. Oh, she's right here. Karen. Oh, damn. Taxes. Taxes. Oh, she doesn't like taxes. Oh, God. Oh, Chris, she doesn't like that. What's she thinking, guys? What's she thinking? Give me a clue. Okay. Mara. Hey, marijuana. Ooh, did she just walk over here? Did I see her? Two guys holding hands. Two girls in flannel sitting on the lawn. All right, here she come. Here she come, gamers. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Don't go upstairs, Karen. Go in there. Get him. Oh, uh-oh. Oh, uh-oh. Oh, are you doing it alive? Oh, no. All right, 90 bucks, boys. Who can die first? Yeah, let's do it. Do we want to do a silent? I'm down for that. Actually, it's too low. So we add nothing. Don't add any equipment.   Karen, my hair is blue. Chris, by the way, I'm actually 34. Oh. Nice. I'm like old, old, dude. I'm like one foot in the grave old. Nah. You're so old, Brian. Gee whiz.  Well, you know, just wake us. Then I'll have 10 lonely years without me, dude. Guys, can we get 10 gifted subs for the 10 years that Brian's going to die before me? You don't even know the name of the ghost.  What's the name of the ghost? Frankie Muniz. Frankie Muniz. Frankie Muniz. Linda. Linda. Linda Mary Michelle. Linda, Linda Davis, Linda Davis. Linda, Linda Davis. Linda Davis.  Kill me.   Linda. Landa, Landa, Landa, Landa. Hi. So many better L names than yours. Landa, poop, poop, poop, poop. Poop, poop, poop, Landa. Poop, Landa. Poop on me, Landa.  Landa, poop on my chest. Come on.   I haven't died tonight.  Landa, Landa. Landa. Lindsay. Landa. Landa. Landa. She's more like, Landa. Wow. Wait, isn't Landa ine. It's going to be one of us. Landa. Oh, I heard it. Landa. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me for it. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me for it. Kill me for it. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Landa, Landa. Poop, poop. Poop, poop. It's not that bad.   I'm peeing blood and poop pooping Linda. I'm pooping Linda. I'm pooping Oh, Linda. I'm pooping. I'm pooping. I'm pooping. I'm pooping. I'm pooping Linda. I'm pooping.


That's even harder than getting a drama, light, or drama-free D&D game together. You've got to have all this stuff. What if it's almost impossible? Like, what if you want to play Tribes 2? Or the BattleTech pod? What if we're talking about the Quake arcade game? Wait, what? Yeah. So we don't do a lot of research for our panels, but I did like an hours worth of research. And three weeks ago, I found out there was a Quake arcade game.