Hello everyone this is Amit Dan of amitdan.com. You are watching one of my New Zealand travel videos and today I'll show you some roadside scenes in Auckland. In the very beginning of the video some scenes were taken outside Auckland when I was returning from the white remote lower Caves. New Zealand is a country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean made of two main islands, North and South Island. Thank you for watching this video. Forget about subscribing to this channel, forget about liking this video. There will be more videos coming up so I'll see you shortly. Pretty much in earthquake volcanic countries always has been, always probably will be. But probably in more recent history after the events of Christchurch and Kaukura. And of course Christchurch was never an earthquake city. We're in the centre now with the increase in the value that they're becoming more worthwhile to do up there. My carers got a lovely eclectic group of shops and cafes and restaurants and I'm hoping they don't sanitise and gentrify the area too much because I quite like this time of the morning it's actually a bit quiet. It's sort of the evening time since it comes alive really. It's Verona cafe just on the right here. It's not even open yet so happening to all place in the evening. And then just here on the right there we are looks St. Kevin's arcade and it's it's got a wonderful collection of retro shops and a delightful cafe down the end of it. We renovated all of those bigger buildings now and get turned into apartments once all that strengthening work now so you know making these buildings a little bit safer to work or live in. The park on the right is called Western Park. It has a very much an art focus to it. They have some wonderful art events in there. The bits of building you see sticking out of the ground down here they're not the remnants of an earthquake or anything that's actually a permanent art installation. And just here at the lights I hope they turn red. I'm probably the only driver in the city that hopes the lights will turn red when I want them to but that's not going to. But here up on the left this little you see at the top it says oh there we go we're not going to stop there yeah. Lord Ponsby's Antiques is probably the most run-down wooden building in the whole city now. But we're going to see a number of wooden buildings as we drive around. There'll be single story villas, double story villas and churches and they're all built out of solid carry timber that's KAU. So just on the right here is a nice example of some of these shop frontages all these connected ones and in these cases they're all protected the shop front that back of them you can't see they could knock down and build something else. The street on the right here if you look right you do get some nice views. So as I said when I first came to Alton I lived in Ponsby. It's the main part of Ponsby is down here. I was back there there's still a little bit that's what spread right down the road now. And I actually lived in a little street up here and I just want to show you the street because it's got always very old working-class houses down there. They're all very very expensive now and renovated but it's this street just here on the right take a look down there. They're all through that area actually but you just see a few down there on the left hand side all very close together no off-street parking. In fact their houses were that close together. I've got my hand at my bedroom window the neighbor could do the same if we could shake hands. Mind you back then I was a lot younger we'd have a lot of house parties would be sharing a few beers between the windows. As I said in the city houses take very bright professional people like these ones here on the left there's an accountant and lawyer on the other and where there's something they could pull down an old workshop or factory they tend to build apartments like these ones on the left but even in this area say a one-bedroom apartment would still cost you probably about 400 to 500 000 dollars. I don't know if it's going to sparkle much today but in Maori why WAI there's a lot of places around New Zealand with wine it means water because we're pretty much surrounded a lot with water and other places like you've probably heard of WAI Hickey Island or WAI Tomo Caves. In the case of WAI Tomo Caves Tomo means basically a hole in the ground and you've got WAI so it's water a water and a hole in the ground which it is it's WAI Tomo Caves. St Mary's around to the right average price here three to four million dollars on the intersection here just to the right there's a lovely little park called Point Erin Park that was originally a married pass site now a married par was sort of their version of like a fortified village and they always built them on strategic headlands and elevated areas to give them maximum winter vantage and then what they would do is around the edge of these herds they'd build wooden palisades that only finished erupting 550 years ago so not very long at all there'll be some people that try and get you to believe that the volcanic can come off the bridge up by some lights so this way we're we're heading north right now and this is the number one highway so now we're going to come down onto what we call the North Shore it's still part of Auckland we just call it the North Shore the main suburb over here is Takapuna just right ahead of us there with all the idea about it yeah there's no toll over the bridge or on the motorway the only toll system we've got is further north at the top end of this motorway it's still about 50 kms away there's a tunnel and there's a toll to go through that yeah there's ranking total but as I said we'll talk we'll be going past here a bit later on and then in between those two ships you'll see a evolving restaurant and of course we're feeling a bit brave you can do a sky jump up there or a sky walk they did offer it to me a few years ago I laughed I said you guys are going to pay me to step off here but anyway even if they paid me I don't think I Auckland is also referred to as the city of sails and it's surfing it's also where you find the Tasman Sea that's that body body of water between New Zealand and Australia and if you managed to that week I often refer to that water as the ditch you know jump the ditch and if you're statement straight line across the ditch you'd bump into that little island over there called Australia down Melbourne Way Melbourne and Auckland are on similar latitudes making 1642 unfortunately Ableton hang around too long here we've done taken out of the water give it a clean you can get it all done down here first up though down here just on the right here you see a building with a wooden lighthouse hanging on the side of it it's a very historic lighthouse and I'll show you the real one out in the harbour later it's a very historic carry lighthouse called beam rock lighthouse so it's on a rock and a reef out there now if you don't have a sailing boat and you've got a little motorboat and you've got nowhere to keep it in your inner city apartment or maybe down that street where I used to live with no off-street parking there's actually a business just here on the left I'll go nice and slide past the doorway on the left here see there's an open doorway here if you look in there and through the front windows you'll see all these stacked up motorboats on either side and there's about four or five stories high get whatever you want done to it give it a clean pop it back up on the shelf again just like your most favorite library book really now also keep in mind ever since we left the harbour bridge all this flat area that we're going to be driving over and it's quite an extensive area right and also just up to the left there you'll see a big blue coloured boat there with a big sailing mass everybody see that boat just in it's good because that's my boat


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So we're at the 2015 NCHA Great American Insurance Summer Spectacular and I'm with the owner of the winning horse Raising the Cache that Gary Gonsal is just one on. And this is Tom Bailey from Carbondale. Congratulations Tom. Thank you very much. How did it feel when you saw Gary ride Raising the Cache the way he did tonight? Well first of all I'm nervous. I'm probably more nervous watching him ride in an event like this than I am riding myself in those little weekend shows. But it's a real thrill to see Gary do so well on the horse. We loved it in Vegas. The Derby is a special win to us. We've had a little bad luck on the other Fort Worth events earlier this year but this is sort of like redemption for us. We love it. Well because we were saying that it's a cool moving horse and there's been a lot of talk about Raising the Cache. He's obviously a champion. Yeah we're thrilled with the horse and both Lisa and myself are like we're very appreciative of that horse and we're very appreciative of the fact that we can own really good horses. We were thrilled to own Raydown Sally which is still at our ranch as a brood mare and it won 400,000 throughout her career and we're thrilled with Elvis. He's up to almost 100,000 maybe a little over that and we've got the rest of the four-year-old here and five and six to compete him. So we're looking forward to that and it's just really a blessing to own horses like that. So Elvis is the barn name? Elvis is the barn name. How did you come up with that? Elvis? We were just naming horses after singers that year, the barn name, but Raising the Cache came because one of the things I did in Wall Street was raised a lot of cash in the 70s, 73, 74, saved the firm a lot of money. And so that's sort of what made Janice and then when we got the horse we called the horse because it's a duare raising the cash. It must be very satisfying to really be with a horse the whole way through.  Now you and Gary have been together about 12 years as a team and Gary has said you've stuck by him through the highs and the lows and it's not often you come across great loyalty like that. What does it mean to you? Well, Gary and I ever since we sort of met out there in California and, you know, I actually was trying to buy Spooky's Cache, which is how I met Gary and, and Jeff Barnes didn't want to sell him. But he said, you want to buy this other horse, which happened to be Spooky Smarty Pants, who was, I think, second in the futurity right behind Chiquita Pistol. And so I ended up buying that. And then I went out and I met Gary at Jeff's place and he put me on some cutting horse. I can't even tell you the name of the thing, but it scared the life out of me. I mean, I was petrified at this thing and Gary's working me back and forth in this thing. And ever since then we've had a sort of special bond.  And so Gary's been a very, very influential force in the growth of my ranch, Iron Rose, and what we do. So do you think your personal relationship is a big part of the overall success? Yes, I do. I do. What advice do you have for others who are trying to forge this same kind of team? Well, some people, and I think it's probably the prevalent attitude, is that they try to fit the horse to the particular rider or trainer. I don't try to do that. I try to select the trainer. And, you know, I think I've got him. So, you know, Gary and I will be together. I think we've been together a long time and I expect to be together a long time. So you're holding your buckle. Have you had a good look at it yet? Let's open it up and have a look. I haven't had a good look at it yet. She's pretty. It's a beauty of mine. So what are you going to do with the buckle? We're going to display it. We have an area at the ranch where we put all the buckles, whether I win them or Gary wins them or whatever. He wears his, okay? If you notice on mine, okay, it's an expensive buckle. It's not a title button. These are for cowboys. I'm the furthest thing from a cowboy. I'm just a Wall Street finance guy that rides cutting horses. That's what I am. And so you'll be taking these home to Carbondale. Now, third place horse tonight was also a Carbondale horse. Is that right? Which place? Did you say the third place horse tonight was also another Carbondale horse? Aspen. Aspen? Which is 30 miles from... So we're talking pretty local, though. Right. Its owner is Steven Finer. And Steven and I joke about that we're moving weather to Colorado. Right. Good luck with that. Steven's horses are trained by Wesley Galleon and mine are trained by Gary. Well, and Gary also had another horse fourth tonight that Paul hands my road. High-cash Galle, which is owned by Jeff Barnes, who owns the mother of Elvis. Right. Owned the mother of Elvis until I bought it. Right. Well, awesome night for you tonight. Thanks so much for your time. Thank you. Appreciate it.


Hi everyone, Joe from jasperjasekrakes.com doing a quick little random number block randomizer for T-Wolves and the Knicks for Noir picker team one brand new release just dropped today. Everyone's going to get a random block of numbers, member zero gets any and all redemptions in this for these two teams right there including one of one redemptions and one still obviously gets live one of ones. Big thanks to this group here for getting in on it. There are the numbers right there. Let's roll it. Randomize it three and a six nine times for names and numbers one two three four five six seven eight and ninth and final time got Jeff down to Scott three and a six nine times for the team of teams for the numbers one two three four five six seven eight and ninth and final time three and a six nine times we've got five down to six all right Jeff with five Jeremy 33 with one Jeff with seven Roy with four and nine mark with zero so again mark zero gets any and all redemptions for the Minnesota Timberwolves and the New York Knicks Andrew with eight Nick with three Andrew with two and Scott with six let's order these numerically and coming up in a separate video will be the break itself we'll see you for that jaspyscasewrakes.com


What's up everybody? Jason here for jaspyscasebreaks.com 2017-18-1920 Panini Revolution Chinese New Year basketball just sold out. It's a four box mixer number two two random teams each So we're taking two boxes of 2019-20 Chinese Revolution New Year and two boxes of 17-18 Chinese Revolution New Year And again 15 total spots everybody gets two teams in the NBA per spot in all-cards ship So let's roll the dice And it's a four and a four eight the hard way And you're the two customers in here one two three four five six seven and eight Colin down to Juan eight times one two three four five six seven Indiana Pacers down to the boss of the Celtics So Colin you have the Pacers Juan with the 76ers Chris with the Lakers Jordan you have the Clippers Tarupan with the Nuggets Guy with the Nets as well as the Suns Alec you have the Bucks Christopher with the Magic James with the Wizards Jordan with the Hornets Matthew you have the Spurs Kings guy with the Pistons Alec you have the Cavs Chris with the Bulls Christopher with the Blazers Chris with the Thunder Matthew with the Grizzlies Colin with the Heat Matthew with the Jazz Christopher with the T-Wills Rockets James with the Warriors Chris with the Raptors Steve with the Mavericks Guy with the Hawks and Tarupan with the Pelicans Steve with the Nuts or Knicks. Sorry, and Juan you have the Boston Celtics All right, anybody want to trade you guys can if not We're closing the trade window Okay, guys, we can get another break in at least before Joe gets here anybody wants to trade I'll give you guys the opportunity Andrew just got the Texans in number four of gold standard. So Someone just wants to grab the cardinals. We can break open gold standard. I'm assuming no one wants to trade right TWC All right guys, so next gold standard onto one left just the Cardinals Anybody wants the Cardinals remember they didn't really hit much in the first half Could potentially be here in the second half. All right, and then it looks like I'm assuming Joe numbered these or Sean. I'm not sure who broke this but They have them in sets. So twos over here three is here four is here. So we'll use a little Little die roll to decide which one we'll use here So here's the customer names So if I roll a one two, we're gonna go with the twos on the left if I roll three four, we're gonna go at the middle five six For the right side Yeah, right side got a one So one two, we're gonna go with all the twos over here So the remaining ones here will be for Another two box break and hopefully we can get another one going A little later tonight, baby. So Tatum Lanzo Mitchell rookie here We also have Collins in here Foltz have been playing pretty well, too. You got DJ Wilson, LeBron James Brooke Lopez Kyle Kuzler rookie You got Tony Bradley Tobias Harris Lake Griffin Justin Patton. Okay, let's leave those right now Let's go on to the next one Ben Simmons I remember guys, there's no guaranteed autographs in this. Ooh, nice Donovan Mitchell If you get some of that, I'm at the bottom. You know, those bambles are behind it Lucavik by Parker Thomas Bryant at Jeff Teague Kuzler rookie Zach Levine Lucanar Porzingis Oak Donovik Richards Hearts All right, so there you go guys. That was the first one now. Let's go with The next two boxes in revolution. This is the NBA product. It's just the Revolution Chinese New Year, so it's a special version of revolution But a lot of these teams, you know, a lot of the picker teams are really close So I mean if we need to do a little filler, we can always do them now and sell out a couple at one time but I think We'll get a handful of people coming here soon Zan Noel you got LeBron and To 88 New Year edition and we got Jalen LeCue to 88 for the Suns We got Chris Paul Grant Williams Fionn Du Kobe White New Year The next box. You got a Jackson Hayes to 88 That was a huge Bitatze Aaron Gordon Brandon Clark rookie Balanchunis We got Brandon Clark Chinese New Year revolution You got a Zion base Mo Bamba and a Chinese New Year revolution Insert not numbered. All right, there you go guys. So All these will be top loaded as well We did get a couple numbered ones like that Jackson Hayes the Q and Hasan White side There's a Zion one right there. I'm pretty sure you guys will have another two more breaks at least at least of these number three We'll be going up soon. Jasper's case breaks.com


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The most important thing about storytelling is that it's not divisive you know when you especially when you share your personal story and no one can argue with your own personal narrative and your own personal experience and I think to me that's the most important thing about storytelling and the beauty behind it and that when you speak to someone about their experience first you only have stuff to gain you're not losing anything you may have some things you disagree with or some things you even agree with but I think the most important thing about storytelling is that it's not divisive but rather it brings people together and at a very minimum it informs whoever is hearing the story and it empowers who's telling it.


Baka Rajas baide anashindoku. Kulere it go bala. I'm sure you're having a good time back at home. I go by the name Karan Jisa and you can find me on all social media platforms as on Facebook Karan Kang. I mean Karan Kairi to Suli and Instagram is Karan Kang and on YouTube is Karan Jisa. Yes, today I have a very special guest in studio because this guy does not is not like recognizing me but I kept it at that. He comes from Yes, just like the song, what a perfect intro to this. He is a producer as well but then again he's been doing big things back at home and so we have some CMG stuff in studio and of course His name is Jungle but you don't spell it as you pronounce it is D, apostrophe and then Jungle So maybe let's start from there Jungle Like Uli Kama Pajena yu Jina Jungle First of all, good morning Good morning, you told me you woke up at what time? I woke up at Kitukafu 20 am and by the way I got late man I don't know what's the problem man but anyways Jungle D, Jungle You can say it depends on how you feel But why is the D silent? Because it's too long Oh No pun intended It used to be when I was growing up my second name was Changu So there used to be this famous dance Jungle So it went from Changu to Jungle then my brother was creating all this my bigger brother then there was this bad guy in the hood who was like the guy at that time everybody used to be scared of him used to be called Jungle exactly how I spell mine D, apostrophe, Jungle So it went from Jungle to Jungle Jungle, Jungle at first I was like no where would you call me that I don't like that guy he's a bully and all that stuff I kinda embraced it that's what everybody calls me for a nickname and I used it for my creative side to create another independent character called Jungle So Jungle is supposed to be like the guy, the hip-hop a villain the bad guy, text us a call unless the booty call Okay So you guess what me and you are neighbors we used to be neighbors So we started at section 9 Represent So tell us more about your kha history and the records from the kha days back in the day because I'm pretty sure you started I started looking from my career music career early enough as early as I was 17, 16 and I remember at the time there was only one studio in Tika still is one studio I didn't have enough money to pay for studio, so this guy was like, yo, do you want me to give you a free recording? I was like, yeah, it was like help me push this artist by taking the music to radio stations and every time the music got played I used to get like a bonus session, bonus session. Then after some times I noticed that it was too little, too little for nothing, then I started hustling and thank God I had a lot of ideas of how I could make money and I saved up for my first mixtape and it changed everything, after 10 I was like, yo, everybody wanted to record me, we thought me paying them used to be like if I record at your studio then you're growing man, you gotta have this kid So you are a big package, you see you're not only bringing the track to record but you're also hyping up the studio, you're hyping up the group and the people working around you Okay, so let me know about what you love about Tikka, because ume imbasana, pakaya your YouTube channel is, so Django 237, in case you didn't want to know, that is our code So I grew up in Tikka and I love to play so much because I was born and raised in Tikka, everything from my mom to my pops, it's rooted in Tikka Like if you ask the local community they probably know my pops because of his participation in the church and what, he's a big influence there Everybody in Tikka knows everybody in Tikka? Yeah exactly and most of the people know my mom, even the street kids because she used to teach in a public school in Tikka and she was a good teacher I guess because most people still remember her So I feel like the same way they have a very big impact in the city, I wanted to have a big impact too And when I was growing up there was nobody to look up to, there was nobody who was saying like, yo I come from Tikka, do that And funny enough Amani is from Tikka but she has never ever called me I know a couple of guys that's from Tikka, but they are never proud of it, I don't know why So I was like, I want to be the first guy that will be proud of where he comes from And that gave me a good tag name because everybody was like, yo Tikka, Tikka, Tikka And since then everywhere we go we've performed so many places, Eldoret, Narok, Meru, where And everywhere we go we're like, Niki se wa Tikka, everybody's like, Tikka It's like Tikka is everywhere, it's just the place, it's the music now and the culture So good vibes, good vibes all through Great, so let's jump right into your work What inspires you rapping? I mean, Uli Anzaaje, what told you maze, this is what I want to do and this is it Okay, when I started I was a rapper and only a rapper So I can say I'm an artist there because I can do so many things besides rapping But when I started, excuse me, I was a rapper and only a rapper and the fact that I used to freestyle Most people know me from freestyles I was so good at freestyle that I remember when I was in high school I went to Kenyatta University Culture Week and I won a rap battle and I was in high school I was so damn young man, I always watched the video and I'm like nah, that's not me And then after that I happened to join KU afterwards And through my participation in hip-hop culture and bringing all the rappers together and stuff It made me a public figure in the school and it catapulted me to radio Like KU is a very, very, very big place and I actually thank everybody from KU That bumped my music in the first mixtapes because KU has people from everywhere, basically everywhere Yeah, from all corners of the country It helped my music, they fuse everywhere It's always weird that I don't think I'm where I'm supposed to be And I have fans even in places like Kisumu Street Karba Network And they can't perform, I'm like how do you even know my music? No me I think you have a great style but I want you to define it yourself Because I can't do it for you So kindly define your style maybe I mean, bitchwa is, I don't know, I've never heard of that word But I love it and I'm stuck to it I'm just there like bitchwa too Bitchwa too So tell us about your style My style is inspired by the hood I'd like to call myself a social experimentalist Because sometimes to get inspiration I usually do some petty stuff And I was up on the took-took just to get me through Githurai Somewhere I wasn't supposed to pass But I want to pass through there to feel what's going on Because the more you're successful The more it detaches you from being present in the hood So your music, you can stop being real If you do not focus on how you get that motivation and stuff And for me, I like speaking for average people in the hood That's the voice of Django That's the power he has So my style is hip-hop and music generally Inspired by things that I see and people experience From a basic Kenyan perspective It's nothing fictional We're driving Ferraris, we're doing what now We're looking to Nataphtakolo To look up for 20 Because that's what we're doing I'll ask you this question in private Because you can ask that question right now We'll share Nataphtakolo that for 20 Anyway, you'll answer me later So, wait Kuna bicha 2 So you've done one as a documentary And the other one is more like a track Basically what difference does it make To have the same title of a song But the other one is a story There are both stories but one is shorter The other one is long Actually, Bicha 2 Was from the mixtape TTC That was my first mixtape My debut mixtape It had a lot of positive impact in the hood Because people related to it They liked how real it was Everybody was like That's me man That's me looking for that kolo I like how he's saying it That's how I feel That made the song blow up Proportion from what I expected I didn't expect it to go that way It was such a big deal That Bicha 2 became that song Everybody was like I was like what's your name I'm like Django Then I'm like Oh Bicha 2 So it became Mr. Bicha Something like that It helped me grow So now that I'm in a position Where I can do better recording And with better quality I thought that first of all I wanted to do the remix Of which I already did It's out there Fichering Oxido And Flaco Denero And it's such a good song And from that I wanted also To make a short film So that people could feel Where the inspiration for the music came And thank God I found good actors Like Dway B Farouk from Taidi High And Citizen Royal Media And they did a good job In putting the story into work And I liked the enthusiasm They had Because I called them Was like you know I have this project I've written this script But I haven't Because I'm not good at writing scripts Would you come and do something And they were like Ya man I don't even need a script Just tell me the story And apparently It's a simple story So it was easy to implement That's how it came into being Okay, so that's where Your production comes in You're not just a rapper But also you are creating content Great So remember the challenge I told you we're going to carry out Ya It's about that time It's about that time Yes So I just want you to Turn your back a little bit Okay So ya You can see the screen behind you Okay On why in the morning We have a segment called Rate the bomb Where we're just gonna Give you that bomb Okay And you're gonna rate it out of 10 And ya If you're feeling it If you're not You're gonna let us know Let's go Okay, great So you can probably Read it aloud See, I wanna hold money In my hand like a dollar Ndanyangu itchune kama tatu zaronga Skuzi na na points Nsupatu na bonga Apto sho ni kikusho Bebe mi Ndonga So itisham zingalo Mi niko Mi konanyuki Situ ko mombasa Zitu konanyuki That's a good line On a road trip Next one is here Ndonga So itisham zingalo Bebe mi Ndonga It's nice It's nice And actually Give this bar Right here Because it had punch lines It got me laughing I like punch lines And things that Make me think out of the box Jump zinga Learn konanyuki Situ ko mombasa na Out konanyuki That's nice That's nice That actually carries all the marks in there Are you for real Yeah Out of 10 Out of 10 Because it's all here All here Yeah So 6 out of 10 Let's see who the artist is Revelation coming through Bebe It's Mbebe Bebe It's Mbebe Nice Nice So 6 out of 10 Bebe for you Great So the next one is Wakipo Me na play Speed kama kwenye PLA Kwenye perse si delay Unstopable NGG Na henyama Na henyama NGG Ni weke mambo ok Ok Mahalipazuri ni stay Michongosona Pei pei Ubongo wango heavyweight kwenye Romani si putei Kile usichu weza push Niki push everyday Na bad man on the way Actually I'd give it I wouldn't be mean I would give it 5 out of 4 Out of 10 Because it's basically rhyming There's nothing else Like when bogling about it It's basically rhymes PLA delay NGG So final score Final score 5 or 4 What's your final score? Let's give him 5 Are you sure? It's not me It's you bruh Ok let's give him 5 I'll give him 5 5 5 out of 10 It's just rhyme Nothing like Mind blowing Nothing like There's no punchline Yeah I love punchlines You can have a punchline Great so let's see who the artist is I hope we won't be shocked Chinbees Probably it's because it's Chinbees Because I find like Chinbees hip-hop is like Pop hip-hop It's not that complicated Probably it's because it's written When he's saying it Maybe it has a flow But when it's like a Migos rap When you write it it's petty But when he's saying it At least it's got a flow So great Wait let us know who you were planning to Work with in the future You told me you have an album coming up He has two albums guys by the way And a few mixtapes And he's telling me how mixtapes sometimes You just go in or out Talking about your life and everything But with an album You need to find a specific topic to And theme to focus on I actually have two mixtapes And one album First mixtapes is called T-H-C T-K-C-T-H-C Second one was T-T-T-T And what I like about mixtapes What I like about mixtapes Is because you're not bound to something You're actually putting out a body of work That doesn't have themes and what And people like that because They're real hip-hop fans Like it raw Even me I like a lot of music from mixtapes More than I do from albums When it comes to my favorite artists Because I feel when they're working on mixtapes They're free to talk about anything But when they're working on albums They're narrowed down to speak about And not all of them can make it So that leaves out outstanding people Like J. Cole Even J. Cole used to have great mixtapes I like his mixtapes more than his albums I have an album called Unchained It dropped last year I had the pleasure to work with big artists And one of the big artists I worked with Was Zaka He's actually my mentor Because when I was growing up I used to work with his jams I know all his jams from world to world And when he was recording I was so anxious to meet him I was like tell me about the stories Tell me about Ukufladi How did he used to do it It was so much fun So future plans would you plan to work with? Who I plan to work with I actually I'm planning on I feel like hip-hop is kind of Male saturated And that narrows down the audience To mostly male audience And a lot of chicks don't get the chance To vibe the music Probably because it's too raw Oh we only focus on one side of the audience And the other side So because of that We started transitioning From being just a rapper To being an artist That way I wanted to make my music diverse Because I noticed after some years in the studio I noticed man you can do EDM You can do what nene But the rule is never compromise on the quality So when I come back to hip-hop I'm still as raw as I'm supposed to be When I'm doing singing and stuff I'm as male as I'm supposed to be So for that the rapper I mean the artist who I'd like to work with Or Blinky Because I feel like the level of creativity Is different from what a typical rapper Will bring So would you classify Fena as The top best rapper? I think Fena's got flavor And I like the flavor If you put Fena with a good rapper It will work like magic And on the other hand Blinky Blinky's always got the beats And he's always got the vibe man I'm always like oh Blinky If you're a chance man you probably would regret it Okay Blinky Wherever you are bro Kindly reach out to Yeah but I don't know where it finds you Reach out to Django because he's ready for you He is ready for you Now we have come to the end of our interview I hope you guys loved this I hope you guys are down for Django Bida nani ambea peoples mamisha him Kwa matatu ati west na kujukujukaya Pa na mimi you know I mean that is how a true artist should be As in na na treat ma fansaw na respect Because you get that respect back Actually I get inspiration from fans There was this time I was almost giving up I was like what am I doing Sometimes this music doesn't play There was this time The reason why I notice my music is so powerful I met this donda Donda I look really to him Matiai niloh I think the fairs hiked up Like overnight So some place I was supposed to go with 20 bob na I was supposed to go with 50 bob Na I had coins I had 30 bob So I paid him 20 bob He was like oh man it's 50 I was like man maybe nukutumi impesa It was a tassel then it was like Tulea I was like why Why did he cheer Then after on it was like When it Django I was like what you notice me So you get free stuff But at least it was a good show Of courtesy and I really really Appreciate it We'll be humble back at home Kula humble pae you'll be good Now jumboji These are comments from our facebook timeline And jumboji anasema Hey ji from Muranga Show ikotu sana Ikotu tu sana Nichaza klasik by jumboji It's on youtube okay we know And then Mike oji ziki Anasema ametudro piasongia Ke hapopia we'll check it out We'll check it out Basically that's just it Right Great Music Let's jump right into music Kusbabu we are done This is why in the morning Do make sure you check us out On our facebook, instagram, youtube And where else twitter And yes everywhere everywhere I go by the name Karan Raju Django Django You got that right okay on to the music


Hi, it's Brigitte. Welcome to Above Life Channel. The purpose here is to inspire your spirit and to fill you with hope. Today, we're going to have some fun and a conversation from the afterlife with Gavin McLeod. Do you know who that is? You might be too young, or you might not recognize the name, but you would recognize the face of Captain Meryl Stubing from The Love Boat. Okay, I am so cheesy. I am so cheesy. I love those 70s, 80s sitcoms. I love them. I love them. And so Captain Meryl Stubing is definitely someone that I would like to channel. So we're going to have a conversation with him. Before we do that, I'm going to turn on the fan here. I'm actually in the greenhouse, but it's kind of warm here. Even though we're into September and it's going to get cooler as time goes on, but right now it's a little warm. Fan on, comfort level up, good. Okay, so Gavin, come on in. Let's have a conversation. He feels very theatrical. He feels like London theater, like stage acting. It feels as though he potentially has had some experience as a stage actor, as a theater actor is what it feels like to me. I see him kind of dramatic, like a dramatic actor, and I see some different roles when he was younger, it looks like. I also see him moving to different places. I feel like he may have lived abroad. I'm not sure, maybe as a child, maybe lived over there for a project or something that he did, like a film or something. And then I see him married more than once. It looks like twice, maybe. It looks like he has children from one marriage, one from the other or something, two or one. I'm not sure what that means. He might have some step kids that he considers children or he might be bragging about some grandkids. I'm not sure. So, I don't know that much about you, obviously, because I don't Google. If you're new here on Bob Life channel, you have to know I don't Google. I don't do that. You guys can do that. You want to know about him? You just go Google. You find all the details. I like to talk to afterlife celebrity guests about stuff that matters to me, like that we need to know about life. Like this isn't a gossip channel. This is like, tell us some info about the afterlife so that we can be better people. We can live our lives more fully, etc. All right. So, Gavin, it is a pleasure to meet you. I do love the love vote, for sure. Can you share with us any kinds of interesting insights or experiences that you may have had during the filming of that particular television show that would be interesting to us, perhaps? He's saying that daytime drama. It's like he's showing me, I'm like soap operas. Did you appear in a soap opera? It feels like he did. It feels like he did. And then I feel like as it asks the world turns, I'm not good with all those soap operas. I only watched you guys. I watched General Hospital, and Young and the Restless a little bit way early on, like when I was a teenager and stuff. And then General Hospital's like all the time my ride or die. And then all my days, I watched days. I started watching days in college, and then I kind of watched it off and on every once in a while. All right. So I feel like he was on a soap opera. So he's showing me like daytime dramas. So was Love Boat supposed to be more of a dramatic series? He says, well, I don't know that that was the intention necessarily. He said, but we dealt with some serious issues. We were able to have some very serious conversations and serious topics that he's talking about like drug abuse and dealing with when he's saying body issues or image, body image issues. Then maybe one of the characters had that and struggled with that. Not the characters, but one of the actors or actresses may have struggled with that, and he was aware of that. So yeah, that feels right. That kind of feels right. Like some things amongst the cast. So, but he's sharing like a camaraderie, a kinship. It didn't go as expected, he's saying. He said, we didn't necessarily think that Love Boat would last as long as it did, he said. So there's kind of the sense of we're going to do this. It's going to be something that we're going to do for a year or two. And then we're going to move on or that it wouldn't have as much popularity as it actually did have. So he's sharing kind of this gratitude about it. But he's showing me stage acting like that's where his heart is. But it's weird because I don't necessarily see him on Broadway. So I'm not sure what theater he would be in. I don't know if it's in LA or if it's literally London. Because I keep seeing overseas or some kind of an overseas connection. I don't know if it's his family that lives overseas. I don't know if he lived overseas as a child or if he had a military family or something that they moved around, you know, that might be a thing. Not sure exactly what I'm seeing, but I do see overseas and he keeps bringing me over there. She keeps sharing with me the theater, the theater. So perhaps he had a... Maybe somebody in the family was in the theater. That might be something that he might be referring to. So Gavin, if I may call you Gavin, can you share with us since your death has been in the last few months or so, what about the afterlife is different than maybe you might have expected? You know, like we kind of have some expectations of the afterlife. I mean, I do probably, if I really think about it, how is the afterlife maybe different from your expectations? He's saying, I wouldn't say I was a religious person specifically, but I did believe in God and higher power. And I think it's important to recognize and have gratitude, he says, for your life, for the opportunities you're given, for the experiences that you've had, the good and the bad. And he's saying, I had opportunities. He's saying he's sharing that he had opportunities and he does have a really big sense of gratitude. And the most important thing he says was, I didn't want to have regret. I did not want to have regret in my life. And so did you? So I'm asking you about the afterlife and your perspective. And he's saying that you still have access to, he says, I still have access to the memories of my life in reflection, he says. But it doesn't hurt me. It doesn't touch me deeply or cut me deeply in a sensitive way. It doesn't feel the same way. It's not a feeling or an emotion. It's more of an energetic recognition. And so the biggest lesson, he says, is to not have regrets. He says in love in my love life, that would be the one place where I could have been a better husband. I could have been a better father. I mean, there are definitely things I feel like I could have done better for my family, for the people that love me. But at the same time, I did the best I could. And they were quite understanding of me, of that. I'm not suggesting that I was a bad person in any way. He's not saying that he was like this bad guy or anything like that. But he's definitely giving me this vibe of like classic old Hollywood where it was kind of an old boys club and that there were liberties that could be taken, especially with young actors, actresses. He says and, you know, parties and such and things. And he says there's not really a good way to describe that. It's come out about many of the misbehaviors of Hollywood, people in Hollywood. He's showing me that, he's showing me like this battle with depression or that somebody in his life also had dementia or Alzheimer's. Okay. So Gavin McLeod, somebody in his life had Alzheimer's or dementia. I don't think it was him. I think it's somebody else connected to him. It feels like a woman. It's what it feels like. And he's saying, he's talking about work ethic. Okay, so tell me about that. That's a really good topic for us as humans, right? Work ethic. Because it's touted as like this thing like, oh, you have such a good work ethic. Oh, good on you. Work can rely on you. But what about your family? What about your family? Can your family rely on you? Or is it just work that can count on you to show up for that? So this is a hot topic. Work ethic. Tell us about work ethic. So from your human perspective and from the afterlife perspective, can you talk about that? He says it was always ingrained in me to be a hard worker, to be dedicated, to show up and give your all and do your best and not to accept defeat or failure that it was just not the right fit for you and just to keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going. And if the door was closed, you keep knocking and you keep pushing at it until it opens. You know, he says you can't give up. That's the work ethic. You don't give up. You don't give up. You keep working harder. You take additional classes. You do things to grow yourself as a person, not just as an actor, but as a person and you don't belittle any opportunity that you have to practice your craft. He really feels like he really respected acting and theater and has this incredible career and profession that to be honored is how he feels. And so the work ethic is important. He says there are so many others that this is a job like none other. He says because you have one opportunity to really make something incredible and others are relying upon you for your part. And it's not just about you. It's about the entire ensemble, the cast, the story, the director.  And so the work ethic is this devotion to understanding the intimate details of the story and the feeling of it, the feeling. He's saying the feeling. So does work ethic mean you work all the time and you aren't at home or you don't do other things? You only work? Like what does work ethic to you? What does ethic mean? Because to me I think ethically, like what is ethical about that? What's the balancing? What's the boundaries? That kind of a thing. He says I think it's different from my generation, he says. My generation, it feels much more like the expectations and the opportunities that we're given, that our parents weren't given. Remember, you know, we're children of the depression. And so it's a different, it's a different type of, let me turn on my light here. I'm noticing that it's getting really dark in here. Just a minute. I'm gonna turn on the light here. Let's get some light going here. I told you the sun is going down. Okay, so we have a little bit of light. Right, we have this golden light. Oh, okay. He says we were raised by parents who lived through really difficult times. And so there's this understanding that you can't take life for granted. You can't take life for granted. And so the work ethic isn't really about a choice for me, he says, about my family or my job. It's about respecting the whole of the project or whatever you're working on and really being dedicated to that common shared mission. That's what work ethic is to me. It's like showing up and being part of a team and delivering something that is so incredibly moving or touching or human that others can actually feel it. As if it were them happening to them or as a friend and they feel it. That's the feeling of it. So that's really, wow, that's really good. Okay, all right. Interesting. Because I see it like a kind of a choice. Well, I have a good work ethic. What does that mean? You give your all the work and then you're not available at home and he's not showing that at all. He's showing me this kind of devotion to the art. And he's not talking about relationship at all in regards to work ethic.  It's not that. That's my own perception. That's Bridget's Lensing about work ethic. Okay. Beautiful. That was really thank you for that. And he's showing me though that the most important thing, this is Gavin McLeod. So he was Captain Meryl Stubing on the love boat. That's how I know him. I'm sure he had other roles, but that's how I know him, you guys. And he's sharing that his, the biggest thing from his life experience was about regrets. Like he did not want to have regrets. He did not want to leave something undone. There was an opportunity and I missed it or I didn't take it. I couldn't forgive myself because you never really know what could come of a role, of an opportunity. And you just really needed to say yes a lot more than you said no. And that means doing a lot of things at the same time, maybe, or at the same time he says like once, once you're committed, like I was committed to love boat. I had to make sure that I was there in present work ethic wise. He says for that group, that project. But did I maybe lose some other opportunities? Yes. Perhaps I did. But do I regret that? No, I do not. I do not regret that. I do. I really do not regret that. He says. So, all right. Good. Okay. All right. So did you have a favorite on the love boat? Like who is your favorite character? Not actor, but character. And he's showing me Doc. Yeah. So he was friends with, so the actor, I can't think of the actor's name. Oh, it was Dr. Adam Bricker was the character's name. And they seemed to be friends on the, as time went on in the show, they seemed to become friends or be really good friends. Like trustworthy. Did that extend beyond the actual character interaction? Yes. He says that reflected a real life friendship. He says yes. Yes. Very much. Very much. He says yes. That comes through. He says as an actor, then you use that. You use all of the experiences you have. And if you have real relationships with others that you're working with, and you can utilize that, and they can come through on screen as a very real and authentic friendship, then that's how you use that. You use that. He says you need to use that. That's great. That makes it more real for people. That makes people feel like part of the crew. He says so. All right. That's great. All right. So with that, we have had a conversation with Gavin McLeod from the Love Boot. That's how I know him. You can go ahead and put other movies or TV shows or how you know, Gavin McLeod yourself or his work. You can go ahead and share that below. Remember, I do not Google up or look up on the Internet any kinds of details about the actors or actresses. Usually I don't do that. If I do, I'll tell you before when I'm doing the channel, because that's not what we do on a both-life channel. I'm not here to be like a journalist and tell you all the data and the facts and the drama and all that. I'm here to talk to the afterlife celebrity about human life, to get insights for you and I so we can live our lives better. Because the whole goal here on a both-life channel is to inspire your spirit to fill you with hope because this is your life. It's yours and you get to live it. Just live it. This is Bridget. Thanks so much for being here. Before you leave, make sure you like and subscribe to the channel and check for notifications. You can come here on Mondays and you can find a new channeling video every Monday. And don't miss the Sunday morning coffee podcast with Bridget on Sundays. If you're looking for me on social media, you can find me at Bridget inspired on Instagram, Bridget inspired on Facebook as well.


Working bee does nothing quite like a good feed and we did have that on Madicana Island. What we've just about done here, it's been a fantastic day. Thank you very much to Resin Construction Systems. We're going to take away some great memories and a whole lot of paint because there was amazing working bees, digging gardens, building sand pits, an awful lot of painting of the school buildings. It has been an amazing day. Very fond to see you, see you later to our tropical island paradise as we take a short ferry trip back to the mainland. And then to our final destination for today, Cambridge. But look at it, isn't it just stunning?


Okay, so what I'm going to do is in in my campaigns, I already have all these funnels right so I have a seller guide funnel a buyer guide funnel, an open house funnel a listing funnel buyers list funnel. And when it comes to a funnel it's really it's really simple it's it's really, it's really, it's really two pages, like that's really what what a real like a basic funnel consist of is two simple pages page page one is the landing page. So for example, on the seller guide, you got you got the landing page. So as they see the ad, they click, and they come straight to the landing page right one single page one yellow button. That's it. And then, when that person, when that person opts in, then they're taken to a thank you page. So if they come to the page they end up click here to download my 10 tips. They end up send me your 10 tips. So automatically that email is sent out. Right that paid. Hey Dave, thank you so much. This is Heather. Thank you for inquiring and thank you for downloading my 2021 seller guide. Here's the link to download it click now. Hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoy writing it for you. And by the way Dave, make sure you look out for my future emails because I have a ton of great content coming your way. We'll talk to you soon. Right. So right away that email goes out right away. The moment they land on the second page which is the thank you page. So truly these two pages which are which are your basic funnel landing page. Thank you page. So on this thank you page this is where you would have a simple video and this applies. This apply this basic funnel this basic blueprint this basic strategy applies for anything applies for a listing a buyer's list a seller guide, you can apply it to anything the moment they come to the second page. They see a video of you now I'm telling them what to do. Right so so in this video here here are four basic bullet points and I'm recording it for you so don't worry about trying to remember but, or you can write it down if you want for sure. The moment they land here for basic bullet points to hit on and this this is a simple video on your cell phone this is simple 30 second video. Number one I'm thanking them. Thank you guys thank you for thank you for downloading my 2021 seller guide in this seller guide I talk about the top 10 tips on increasing the value of your home before selling. I know a lot of folks are selling this time of year or at this time of the market so I hope you I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoy writing for you. Or you say something like that right something basic something just thanking them that's number one bullet point number one. Thank you for downloading my seller guide and then number two I'm simply introducing myself. My name is Heather I'm with Blake realty. Let me tell you a little bit about myself and why I'm so fired up to be helping people sell in the greater area of Dallas or forward or wherever you're at. Right so number two I'm introducing myself. And then number three I'm telling them to check their email check your email you guys I just sent it over it's titled your 2022 seller guide make sure you check spam sometimes it lands there. But make sure you check your email and also be on the lookout for my future emails because I have a ton of great content coming your way. Right so number three I'm telling them to check their email and then number four I'm telling them to schedule a call I'm saying hey guys. Is there four videos. This these are four bullet points to hit on this one video. Okay, so they land here thanking thanking you introducing myself, check your email and then number four I'm going for the appointment. Hey guys and by the way, I know I know a ton of people have questions at this point at time at this time. And if you're in the market now and need to speak to somebody I'd love to talk to you. So if you click the button below it'll take you straight to my calendar where you can schedule your best time. Okay, so this is where I'm where I'm shooting for that appointment right away. Right. So, so what ends up happening is out of every and this I kind of I think I brought this up on our last call out of every 10 people that land here. You'll have let's just say one or two that actually schedule a call right now. And those are great numbers like I'll take one out of 10, any day those are those are basic numbers if good numbers if I can get two to three a day. I'll be crushing it. So, one out of 10 let's say two out of 10 schedule a call right now. The other eight, those go into your into your email sequence, which is your email auto responder, and those start to get dripped on. So every other day another email would go out. How much are those ads on Facebook that you would have to spend to get the those numbers. You want to be spending.  You'll want to start, you'll want to you'll want to start minimum. And then when you always say when you go close a deal, put aside, I always say put aside five to 10% of your commission for Facebook ads. Like, like, even even at 10%. If a person were to put 10% away for Facebook ads, let's just say 5%. What's the average commission just average commission out there. Like, probably 5000. Yeah, see, see so if you go 5000 times 5%. That's 250. So that's that's not even 10 bucks a day. How long are you. Yeah, how long are you running your ads for. You want to run one every day like you'll want to run not a new one every day but but what I want to what I'm what I'm going to teach you is to put out one a week, like put out one a week. Today we're going to put out a new or not today but let's just speak and speak in general. Let's say for example today we put out a video, run it for seven days and and see, see if we get activity.  I could teach you everything on the tech side I could teach you everything on the Facebook at tech side, but at the end of the day it's all about that it's all about you putting out that content. Right. What I see 99% of the time is that's where they they all drop the ball. They all drop the ball on not staying consistent on a weekly ad. That's the that that can you recycle them. Oh yeah for sure. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, yeah for sure, for sure. But but rather than rather than putting content all over the place rather than thinking you need to post on all these damn platforms all the time. No one a week. One a week on your Facebook business page run it as an ad. That's it.  Other than one video per week on that business page and I'm running an ad on it. That's it done anything since they've made the changes have they changed anything where it's an issue on the back end, or are they still being productive. Oh yeah, I mean this is this is the time of year when ads even crush it even more. And that's what and that's another thing that my Facebook rep said the other day he's all dude now that we go into the fourth quarter. This is when everybody's running ads. So you're going to need to spend a little bit more.  I'm an agent, and you're an agent and we're in the local and we're both in the local area, who's spending more. Okay, that's, that's what it comes down to is who's spending more, because whoever's spending more it's going to get their ads shown more. Obviously that's basic, obvious.  So, but at the same time in your case you're local. So that's why you're not focused on the entire country you're not focused on making cells, you're focused on leads in a little area. Okay, so, so what I'm trying to say is the consistency of the content has to be there. Like you want to, you, and even even sometimes let's say for example you don't actually pull the trigger and run the ad on it. So that's the habit of making a video every week. Like make it a make make it a habit. And now that will get you that that will psychologically get you disciplined to stay on track. Okay, okay, so, so as these leads come in X amount will schedule an appointment X amount won't. And that's why the back end on the email automation is so important. Because as, as, as a person lands here and they don't schedule a call. The system's going to know Carter's going to know because we'll set it up that way. They, the system will know if that person's scheduled to call or not. If they did not send them email number two. And so email number two would go out tomorrow, for example, hey Dave this Heather just wanted to follow up hey thank you so much for downloading my seller guide yesterday. Have you got to page three on page three I'm talking about the importance of renovating your and how much value that brings to the overall price. Here's what I meant by it. And by the way Dave, if you'd like to, if you'd like to chat I'd love to talk to you, click the button below take you straight to my calendar where you can schedule your best time. Can we just can't wait to talk to you. So that would be a basic text in an email. And so in the email just like just like these emails will be here like for example, these right here. So look, here's a basic email this came from my Facebook, my Facebook guy. Here's the text, and all he's doing right here is hyperlinking these words. So I would say something like I would put I would do this in my email. Hey Dave and by the way if you'd like to, if like chat I'd love to talk to you click the link below or click here, click here, it'll take you straight to my calendar where you can schedule your best time. So so so I would either hyperlink a word, or I can even add a button, I can add a button the way it looks over here this yellow button I can add this button in the actual email as well. Okay, so so that's why the back end on the emails are so so important that's another place people dropped the ball is you may capture a lead, but you never nurtured that lead. You never communicated you never stayed in touch with that lead. And that's, and it's hard if you're just doing it manually. Right. So you have to automate that part. That's the that's the email automation. So how to do all that. Oh yeah heck yeah that's what I'm here for I'm going to do all this so so basic basic funnel landing page. Thank you page. So I have an email sequence and then and then your calendar, your calendar so I have everything already packaged packaged here with the red bow on it. And so I don't want to overwhelm you with all of these and transfer them all this second so so where should we start should we start with the seller guide one. Yes. Yeah let's just let I'll start with this one let's start with this one. And so all I'm going to do is simply give you a code. And just and have you pop in. In fact I'll just do that. I'll just do that so here's a code. So just let me send it in the chat so grab, grab that code and then go in and share your screen. And then I'll show you where to put it. Okay, let me. Awesome. So now, all you're going to do is simply go over to to the bottom left, you're going to click on my campaigns. And then over here we're going to click on available campaigns at the top. And then import that green square to the bottom right, we're going to click import. And so all you're going to do is paste in that code and then hit next. Okay, so here's what's coming over for pages a form, the email sequence and a list. So the four pages, the landing page, the thank you page, the, the, the thank you for scheduling page. So as a person goes to goes to your calendar and they schedule a call. They then land on a thank you page a thank you for scheduling page. That's the third page that's coming over. And let me show you this because this is super basic let me let me share again I'm sorry stop share because this I want to really really explain what these pages are. So and why they're so so important, especially for Facebook advertising. So let's say for example someone goes to your calendar. They go to your calendar, they schedule, they schedule a call. That's right there 9am. Next, I put in my my basic info I hit next. And then here's what happens. So as that call is scheduled, they then land on a thank you for scheduling page. So that's the third page that's in this in this campaign that's coming over is is a is a simple page for for call confirmed. So this page is so so important is because this is a page. Also, the thank you page. So we got we got the landing page. We have the thank you page. We have the call confirmed page. And then and then there's an email page. That's the fourth page there that you see number four. That's for emailing but but this one right here that it's really the thank you for scheduling page and the thank you for downloading thank you thank you your thank you page as they opt in and they come here. These links are the most important really for your for Facebook advertising, because anyone that lands on this link. We're going to put or we're going to be putting in a custom audience in Facebook. And the reason for that is so we can then exclude them from seeing future ads. Also, those who land on the thank you for downloading so if I come near to your landing page and I opt in, and then I land on your thank you for your thank you page. And this is how you in Facebook on how this is how you track in Facebook your cost per lead, because now Facebook is going to know how many people actually landed on this specific link. Okay, so it's so important to track our numbers. It's so important to track our costs per lead how many leads came in. You're going to know how many leads came in just because just from carts or alone like you'll be able to go to my communications. You'll see your list, and then you'll see seller guide list, for example, and you'll see how many leads are on that list, like right here active leads you see zero, you would see that that's how you that's one way to track your leads on on how many leads came in, but then also in Facebook, you want to be able to track that in Facebook as well. In Facebook, it'll give you the cost per lead. Right, it'll let us know how much we spent it'll let us know how our cost per lead because because they're going to let us know how many people actually landed on this link. Okay, so that's that's one super important reason, and my landing page will be you'll show me how to attach it where it will automatically send Heather I'm going to freakin take you from a to z on all this stuff. Yes, heck yeah. So, so tracking purposes. The link is so important, but then also those who land. Look, those who land on the thank you page. Those who land on the thank you for scheduling page. Those are two audiences. Those are two audiences that I can now exclude from seeing future ads. You've already came to my, my landing page and you opted in. And I know that because you landed on my thank you for skip for downloading page Facebook has you in an audience I know that you're in that audience. Why do I need to keep showing you ads. Right. So now I get to exclude you you're in a specific audience inside Facebook I'm going to exclude you from seeing future ads. You can get somebody new. Now only new people see your stuff. So you're only spending money showing it to new people not showing it to people who've already, who've already scheduled with you. They either you're not going to be shown it to people who scheduled a call, or people that even landed over here. Right. Because I've had people message me on Facebook saying, your ads always on my page take it off. Yeah, yeah. Well, in that case, here's how that would happen. I mean, here's, here's, here's one example of that. If you keep seeing my ads here's two, here's two different ways you're going to keep seeing my ads two different two different two different ways. Number one way that you'll keep seeing my ads is if you're watching my videos. So if you're watching my video ads, right so if I scroll to the news feed. If I'm just scrolling through the news feed and let's say for example I come across a random ad and let's say it's a video let's see if I can find an actual video ad. Okay, here's here's sponsored. There's the text. There's the video. Okay. This video is four minutes and 55 seconds right. She's tracking me through Facebook through her custom audiences. She's tracking everyone who watched it for 15 seconds. Boom, I'm now in an audience. She's also set up another audience of everyone who watched it for let's say 25 seconds. Boom, I'm in, I'm in that audience. I'm at 27 seconds 2829. She's also setting up a custom audience of everyone who watches it for 30 seconds. What she's going to do with those audiences is show them another ad because why would anyone sit here for 40 seconds if there was no interest. Right. So because she has that tracking ability through her custom audiences. Now she can show me another ad. She'll want to show me another ad. She'll want to show another ad to people who watched the video for at least 55 seconds. That's a hot person. Right.   Let me put them in an audience. Let me show them another ad. That's one way people keep seeing your ads if you're watching my stuff. Another way you're going to see my ad is if you click and you come over to my landing page, but you didn't opt in. Because not only am I tracking those who opted in those who landed on the thank you for downloading page. I'm tracking that with an audience so I can then exclude them. I'm also tracking those who have scheduled an appointment with me. I'm tracking the link so I can then exclude them as well from seeing future ads. But one audience that I will always continue to show more ads to are those who actually clicked landed here, but never opted in. Dude, why would you click on my shit? Why would you land here?  If you're fall, you keep seeing my stuff. If you're freaking fall, you're watching my stuff. Stop watching my stuff. Well, that makes sense. I didn't know that. Yes, that's all tracking. You think I just want to show it to people just for the hell of it?  And as you move forward, and that's why staying consistent with these ads are so, so important. Because what you're doing on the back end, it's not all always about the lead. It's not like, of course, like when we're on our last freakin shoestring budget. And we have to make it work. Of course, we're looking. We're micromanaging that budget. We're micromanaging the dollar, of course, but it's not always about the lead. It's not what you're doing on the back end. And this is what you have to have to always keep in mind. What you're getting on the back end is the data. So I'm able to build these audiences of people that are watching my stuff and those that are landing on my page, but not often in. That's one benefit of advertising. I'm tracking this and I'm gathering all the data. I'm filling up these buckets of people that are watching my stuff that there's value to that. So as I put out video, and I'm targeting a local area, the fact that thousands of people are now are now going to start seeing your face Heather. Okay, yeah, they didn't click on your stuff yet.  Okay, whatever. But thousands of people are now seeing you all of a sudden. So that's what you have to look at as well is the data and the branding effect that that you're going to you're going to get out of all of it as well. And then and then and then yeah of course the icing on the cake is the lead. And the cherry on top is when you close the dam lead you know so so but it's the data so yeah those types of people are either landing on your page but not often in, or they're watching your videos. And what you sent me on that email link that gives them something to. I'm trying to think of the word. That gives them word automatic emails to or is that something I set up the emails so share your screen. Okay, yeah let's go back to to what what's coming over so the emails. Those are something that will set up so those are because that's going to be in your in your verbiage like you're going to want to talk to that lead the way Heather talks to that lead right so I put out like a basic blueprint but we'll just go in and edit. So four pages, a form, the form is what's on the landing page so as someone clicks on the adding goes to the landing page, they click the yellow button a form pops up they're able to enter their name and email. That's what's coming over as well as a form, and then the sequence is that is the emails the automated emails, and then the list of just where the lead lives is on the list. So go ahead and click on the green one begin import. And so now you can click on close, and then over here will simply click on, we'll just click on the three dots again, and then we'll click on deploy. So that's it so and then you just give it a prefix like an abbreviation but you'll be able to delete that later. Just put a put two letters put your initials are put whatever for now, and then import. Okay cool so that's how you transfer over funnel and again I seller guide would work works really good and then a listing funnel would work really good. Even an open house one but but a listing even if you don't have a listing borrow listing run ads on it and capture leads. And the listing funnel works really good too so you can X out of this one. So now what we're going to do is we're going to simply click, so now everything transferred over so now let me show you where everything's at. So my communications will start there that's that's your list and your sequence. So, as you come over to my communications click on list at the top. And then you'll see this basic list and all it is is just a list so you'll have active leads and that's when that zero count will start increasing as as we start to bring in leads you'll have that list. And then, and then back real quick back to back to the custom audiences, the custom audience on the landing page, the custom audience on the thank you page, the custom audience on the thank you for scheduling page. As I, as I just mentioned, and as I'm explaining is that people who land on a thank you page. Again will be in a custom audience, I can then exclude that audience from seeing future ads. Right that's what I've been saying this whole entire time. When you flip it, when you flip it. What I can also do is okay I have this audience of my leads in Facebook they landed that they're in my custom audience, these are people who have landed on my thank you page. What I can also do is flip it as well, where, how about target them. How about what how about running a specific ad just to them. Hey guys, this is Heather. Hey I know you downloaded my 2021 seller guide a few weeks ago, but you've yet to schedule a call with me. Let me put out this right so now I can, I can talk specifically to people who downloaded my seller guide, but haven't scheduled a call. Target only them. Okay, right. So, so you'll always want to retarget those who are watching videos but haven't opted in. You'll always want to retarget those who land on the landing page, but haven't opted in. Those will be, those will be audiences that you'll always want to retarget. But then again yeah you can always put out a specific ad for those who actually opted in, but haven't scheduled a call. Okay. And, and, and, and I'll show you how to set all that up. So here is the basic list. That's where all the leads will start living is on the list and then the sequence so if you if you hover over communications at the top. You have sequence and sequences is your is your is your email automation. So as we as we come in we'll come back, we'll come back here, but that's just where we would click the pencil to the right, and then we would set up all the emails. So it's really just list and sequences. That's really what we'll focus on. And then, and then my pages to the left, that's where you'll see the new pages so you should have four of them. My pages to the left. That's where all your landing pages will be. Here's the basic, the basic funnel. It's really the opt-in and thank you. And then you have your call confirmed. And then, and then the email sequence, the email sequence hover over the email sequence one and just click the eyeball just so we can expand hover over the page. No, the actual. Yeah, right there. So you hover over the image you should see like an app right there. Click. This right here is a single page. It's a simple page, a single page. Click it. So this right here is a simple link that I would include in my emails.  Like when people see you in video, it's a completely different connection. Like it's just it's very weird. It's very, very weird in a good way. It's it's amazing in so many good ways. But I always encourage these emails should be video. It should be video, but it that's obviously more time consuming to put a video out for every email.  I have a couple of my different list client list. You've been on other lists but but right now you're on a new list which is my cartra affiliates. So anyone who's with me with cartra, they start to receive in my email sequence I have a specific sequence set up just for them, where they start to receive emails now as well. So as you start to see my emails come through over the next few weeks, every email is tied to a video. In case I'll have you read an email, click, and then you go to my YouTube channel, because that's where I'm putting the video because I'm building a YouTube channel. But if one wasn't building a YouTube channel that video can simply be on cartra, it can be uploaded and hosted on cartra, and that video can be on a cartra page. And the reason why this is so so powerful because again imagine that this was email number. This was email number nine. Hey Dave, just wanted to follow up hey I hope all as well hope everything is going good. I know we haven't spoke yet and I know you, I don't know if you've been through the entire seller guide, but in today's email, I want to give you seller tip number nine on page 13 of my 2022 seller guide. Here's what I'm talking about. So I can simply explain that in a 45 second video. And then also in that video say hey and by the way, I'd love to talk to you. So if you have any questions, click the button below and take you straight to my calendar where you could schedule your best time. And here I can keep rather than having you click in my email and go straight to YouTube. And all of a sudden, three seconds later you're watching a video on Grant Cardone. Right, because once you get to YouTube, holy crap, you're, we're all ADD and we have such a short attention span where it's like damn you're watching another video in five seconds. Right. That's the downfall of me taking you straight to YouTube. But if I had you open up my email and you clicked to watch my latest video, you clicked and you came straight here. I have your attention for a little longer. And I'm able to put a button there to get you to click. Right. And that's what it's all about is getting that person to watch the video and click to schedule a call. So I can keep that attention focused by bringing you to a page. Another thing I can do is put my pixel on this page and track the visit. So now I could put these people in a specific custom audience and maybe show them another ad. Right. So, so the tracking of the page through Facebook and keeping their attention to get them to click that yellow button is more likely than taking them straight to YouTube and watching a video over there. So, so in my emails, I tend to put out video because that's what what what everybody's willing to spend time on. If they're going to open up an email, let them watch a video.  Right. You know, so, so what I would have put in text on the email, I'm just explain it in a 30 second video. And by getting you to watch by getting a person to visually watch me on video, I get to indoctrinate them and build that build that that that branding effect unlike anything else. Unlike. Am I able to customize these as well.  Yeah, change out the color of the yellow change out the image. Yeah, you can. Can I show you what I have so far. Yes, color guide. Yes, for sure. Is it a PD it's a PDF right. It should be I'll have to find it. Yeah, let's, if you have the PDF we can upload it right now. I've already customized it and everything. I just don't know. Exactly. I love it. I love it. I love it.  One was a presentation and I don't know where the other one is I'd have to find it but maybe it's this one sellers packet, because it's in a different note that was downloading it to edit it. Okay. Let's upload that real quick. Just, just while we're here, go to go to go to Karcher real quick. And just, can you expand this. Yeah, okay, so, so exit of this part right here this image. Yeah, this one. And then to the left, this is how you upload a PDF.  So, this file will now be hosted on Karcher so click on upload the green square to the right. And all you're going to do just upload that file so upload file, and it could be a presentation style. It could be because see that's the thing is whenever I have this on here presentation of this. As long as it's a PDF not not the Word document. As long as it's a PDF file which which that other one was, or is that will work.  You can take away the yeah take away the word edible. And you can just perfect that's fine and then and then click on the check the green check mark save it and then click next. And so now you have you'll have a link that you would embed inside of email number one. So what I mean by embedded is you'll hyperlink it to a word or which is hyperlink it or link it to a button in the actual email so email number one. That's the link. So now click that link that you see down there next to zero yeah that one so get URL. This link right here in fact let's do it right now let's copy the whole thing. Copy the whole thing. And let's simply put it in email number one. So and we'll worry about the editing will make it look all make it, you know, edit the words and all that later but let's at least put it there for now. So click on my communications. And then we're going to simply go to communications at the top and go to sequences. So this is where the automation begins, click on the pencil, and then we'll go into edit. And as you come in here for the first time it's kind of just walking you through like a tutorial of every button inside of it but all I'm going to give you a crash course now so just start and then click next next next next. So my goal is to, you know, have a video, possibly made for you by this weekend and then maybe sometime next week, Monday or Tuesday or something. Yeah, start, start it going so I don't know. Yeah, keep it simple and we'll get it done. So this right here is the simple layout. So the start and roll it all starts with a start and roll so let's edit over this green little circle that you see at the top start and roll let's edit that let's make sure that that's the right starting role. So the starting role is anyone who subscribes to this list. How do they subscribe to the list they opt in. So you can base it on an opt in form, you can base it on a tag you can base on a list. The list receives the next email. So I would just leave it there leave it lead subscribes to list seller guide leads list so and then just click save. So the moment they opt in immediately that first email goes out your 2021 seller guide and we can edit all of this stuff so we're going to edit all the words you can edit all that stuff. So that is when the first one goes out and you can even change the two days two days two days. Right so that one goes out immediately real estate 101 that goes out two days later. Right, any questions I can answer that goes out two days later, but you can change the days if you want to go out every three days every day every two hours whatever you can change all that so let's click edit. Let's go edit on the first one. And over here is where that's where you see the communication your 2021 seller guide. That's what you see internally, I tend to name that whatever I'm naming the subject line. Right, whatever I'm naming the subject line so so that right there. I want it to be the email subject line as well. That way when I come in here and I look at it from this view X out real quick. When I look at it from this view. I know exactly what email that is. If the second email list is if I have it in the communication if I have it internally titled real estate 101 for the second email. The title might, but the email that the email subject line is something completely different.  Okay, yeah you could change all this stuff you can change or you can name it whatever you want, but all I'm saying is whatever you name it internally which is communication use use that same name for the subject line of the email as well that you don't you don't get confused on what email that is. You'll know exactly what email that is right because it's it's named right there. Because if you if you if it's a completely different email then you have to go in and check, which I'm going to show you right now. So we're naming it, we're naming it. Your seller guide, so your seller guide. So now, now go down to email content. And then go into the actual body of the email. So internally communications, your seller guide. But over here it's your 2021 seller guide right so yeah I want to change it up. And boom, here goes the basic flow of the email now. All this stuff can be updated all this stuff can be changed. But since you have that link copied. Let's embed the link real quick. I can easily hyperlink a word click here to download your 2022 seller guide, right I can easily hyperlink a word, or I can just add it to the green button, I can even change the color of the green button. Right so let's let's leave it with the button and let's just let's just play around with the button real quick, just scroll down to the to the green button, just hover over it and click the pink pencil. And you're just going to you're going to paste in your link right there so delete that one paste in the new link. And then you can always change out that color.  I would stick with that color. Yeah, I'm trying to stick with it because I'm branding you know, yes, yes, color. Yes, so here's what you want to do. Here's what you want to do. Go back to it real quick. To the color. Yeah.  Okay, so this give it a name. This is your, your, your, your blue or whatever you give it perfect United United blue perfect save. And I can always change that one site because I actually have a code for that but I'll have to dig into where I can find that yes you can paste in the code right there and then go back, go back to it real quick we didn't save it. Click the pink one, and then click the color again. Actually yeah paste in that link. Okay, so hit the hit the color again. Oh, did it did save okay perfect perfect okay okay good so it's right. So how do I save this. It should have saved okay so once we at the very top so now let's do this real quick. Scroll down and just and send send test email. Down down down, send test email and send yourself a test and then click on that on that blue button. Awesome so there's your seller guys you click on it, and then, and it's not going to be coming from Karcher this is just a test. So just click on it and then let's test the blue button. So the person clicks on the blue button. I can't even click on it. Okay, so maybe we had to save it first let's go back to it real quick go back to Karcher delete. Yeah. I'm going to just click drag it over. And then, and then just edit the button right here. So let's edit this. No, the pink one. So add that link. And then here, but there you go.  So just just hyperlink hyperlink any word just copy any word. So inside of the email hit the pink pencil. And that allows you to come into the text of the email. And so now you can just highlight any word, and then just hyperlink it. So just hit that link above right there. Yeah, perfect. And just paste in that URL, and then we'll, we'll, we'll see. Because I'll see this as HTTP over here. Yeah, it should be. If it says it twice it's okay.  Okay cool so now let's send test so scroll down. And test again me to save the template. No, we should just be able to go straight to send test email. There's the hyperlink of a word. We'll definitely fix the button, and then sometimes you can even hyperlink the image, if you want, you know, put a cool image of yourself, a headshot or whatever and then if they click on it then that downloads downloads it as well. So, this is where we'll just do some basic editing of the email but that's kind of where it's at and then, if you ever want to use a different template like this is just a basic template that I have the email template. There's a ton of templates over to the left under my templates. There's a ton that are already done. All you do is just you know obviously edit around it but you can go under my templates. Yeah so over over there you have cartridge has all these different templates that you can choose from. When I click on it nothing happens. Yeah see there's a little hiccup right now inside this system. Because yeah that's that's what's going on. So scroll back up, and then just. So just edit click on the green one edit. And we'll just come back into it but in my templates there's a bunch of different templates that you can work off of as well. But I'll find out what's going on with this for sure for sure for sure. We'll come back to this, but what what what we have to do for sure, and I actually have another call in like one minute but we're going to set up a few calls. In a week so I'm on your schedule if we could chat every day if we could chat every other day, then we'll really get you know some momentum going, but I'm available tomorrow, and then I can do Monday. Yeah, perfect, perfect. Probably run this ad like after Thanksgiving you think. Yeah yeah for sure because we have a we have a ton of stuff to do first. Yes, we have a ton of stuff it's not just the funnel but we have a ton of stuff on the Facebook ad site that we have to set up around the funnel. What are you available tomorrow. Do you have my my link my calendar link. Yeah, well yeah. Where's your calendar link yet. You can, in fact bookmark it so just go open up another tab. And just go to go to zoom call with David zoom call with David.com. And then just bookmark this calendar zoom call with David.com. I'll take you straight to my my cartridge calendar so just bookmark this and in and whenever you schedule schedule it either schedule it under either Facebook ad coaching or under under a cartridge training call whatever either one of those.


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