Hey everyone Lilo here smartoptionseller.com. How's everyone doing today? It is Saturday September 18th, 2021 Welcome to another edition of our Saturday synopsis Saturday YouTube video What we like to do here is we like to take a look at the charts the indexes Individual stocks. I try to help you gauge where the market has been and where the market might be going We do that by looking at charts. We look at support and resistance levels We look at moving averages. We look at other technical indicators That is what's called technical analysis chart reading and that is how I base my own trading and the trading for my newsletters that I run when I Help people try to gauge where stock might be going and then we take the appropriate Option trade we sell put options. We sell put option spreads here at the smartoption seller and those are mostly bullish trades So we're always looking for bullish stocks and the way we do that is we just look at the charts Over and over and over again All we do is look at charts trying to gauge where stock might be headed and if it looks like it's headed higher Then we engage with a put trade a put sell trade or a put option sell Spread trade. Okay, so let's just jump right in and go right to it and before we start that just want to remind you You can always subscribe to this YouTube channel You see that red subscribe button in the bottom right hand corner of the video Please click on that. You'll never miss a video you turn on your notifications and every Saturday I usually put out another one of these so don't forget to subscribe. Okay, so let's jump right in what we like to do is We like to take a look at the SPY Which is the exchange traded fund for the S&P 500 which I view as the the broadest measure of the market as a whole So we like to take a look at the S&P 500. We'll look at the Nasdaq and the Dow Jones industrial So what do we do here? If you've been watching these videos over time You know that I like to talk about what we've seen in the past Patterns that are developing and try to get a gauge of where a stock might be headed next now When you're looking for bullish trades is such as we are we always want to see the stock or index in an Upwards momentum meaning if you're looking at a chart like this, this is roughly two years worth of Of a chart on my screen the real estate here So we want to see a chart moving from the bottom right I'm sorry from the bottom left to the top right. That means it's moving upwards Okay, and what I look at here is a daily bar chart every one of these lines that you see one of these Long vertical or short vertical lines is one day's worth of trading Now depending on what type of trader you are if you're a hyperactive trader where you can look at one minute bars We can change these to one minute bars If when my chart loads up here each one of these lines is now one minute's worth of trading So these are very very short term. These are for very hyperactive traders that are maybe looking for patterns And you know if that works for you great, but we focus on the daily chart which is each one of these bars or lines is One day's worth of trading and then we can also go back And we'd like to back it out even more. We look at the monthly chart So one each line here is one month's worth of trading. So this goes back to sometime in 1993 We can see the market has moved up greatly over time, especially since 2009 when we had the the financial crisis and the market's just gone up since here this big Dip here was March 2020 when the pandemic hit, but we've gone straight up since then So we like to take a look at the daily chart because most of our trades are in the one to three month range And so we concentrate a little bit longer time frame, which is daily chart. So what are we seeing on the charts? This is the s and p 500 is represented by the sp y which is exchange traded fund We like to watch the stock that is in an uptrend and in the stock market Just like physics. I bring this up every week That a stock in motion will stand is will tend to stay in that motion until something comes along and knocks it In the other direction. It's just like physics an object in motion Stays in that same motion until something comes along and knocks it in the other direction That's how stocks work to they work on momentum And as long as the company itself remember these this is an actual company These are actual companies that create actual products that people actually buy So as long as companies are creating good products having increasing sales quarter after quarter Then the stock price will follow over time in the upwards Direction. Yes from time to time. There may be a bad or a worse than expected earnings Which could knock the stock lower same thing with the indexes. They they they move up and down This is normal ebb and flow now What we're seeing in the world is of course the pandemic the covid pandemic is still out there Countries are trying to vaccinate their citizens It's happening so and There's really nothing as I see it that's going to derail this uptrending market Now there's a lot of narratives out there about well, the us federal reserve is going to start raising interest rates at some point Uh, you know the pandemic has created lots of troubles. You got a lot of supply shortages World turmoil. I mean, there's so many narratives out there that one could think that We have to have a bear market There has there's so many bad things out there in the world that it's going to knock this stock market down Now If you've been watching history over time now, let's go to the monthly chart Between 2008 2007 when this the financial crisis started happening till now look where the market has gone Okay, so during that time there's always been, you know, world events pandemics financial meltdowns Crises overseas depending on what country you're living in I mean, there's always going to be bad news, right? There's always going to be bad news out there But the market tells you otherwise All right, the stock market as I said is made up of companies that create products and as long as those companies create Sales that are growing each quarter The stock prices have to follow it upwards You're never going to find a company that has good sales quarter after quarter where their stock price goes down It just doesn't happen And so that's what the stock market is made up is made up of companies that are creating products and sales And their earnings are driving higher all the time And that's why the stock market goes up in addition to that the stock market compared to bonds CDs real estate gold whatever There's you're not going to get any other kind of return on your money other than in the stock market itself So yes, we have this push That that raises the stock market because so many people are playing in it because that's the only place where you can get A return on your money But the underlying fundamental is still that it is still made up of companies that are creating products that are creating increasing sales over time so the the narrative that We can't go up any higher It is a false narrative. Yes. We will have pullbacks from time to time Obviously, you can see it goes up goes down goes up goes down But in the long run it goes up over time in between these pullbacks so What do we do? How do we how do we make our trades? Well, you know our time frame is typically one to three months out in time So we have to follow The way I do it on my charts. I have a 20 day A 50 day and a 200 day moving average Those are the three moving averages that I tracked to help me gauge where a stock might be headed and down here Is what's called the rsi indicator and is an it is an overbought oversold momentum indicator tells you when A stock or index may be getting a little overheated or too much selling happening Okay, but a majority of time it fluctuates around this 50 level. So The range is 100 to 0 obviously for the rsi I use the 80 level and the 20 level to tell me if and when a stock or index may be getting A little overbought or oversold, but majority of time it will fluctuate in that 80 to 20 range somewhere in the middle and as the stock moves up You can see that it just kind of Hovers around that 50 level, you know up or down in between that So what we like to do is we like to follow the 20 day the blue 20 day and this red 50 day most stocks majority stocks on the short term time frame Will will hug along the 50 day or 20 day moving average and when it pulls back to one of those It typically will bounce after a number of days now. That's What I base my decisions on knowing that there's really nothing to derail The up trending market. I I watch for the pullbacks. You can see here's a pullback Here's a pullback. Here's a pullback. Here's a pullback and every time The market regains its footing and goes back up here Here and where we are right now. We've had some selling in the last two weeks of the market people getting a little nervous But The s and p 500 has just hit all time new highs right around september 1st Right here. Okay. How can you complain about a market that's been going up up up like this and then has a little bit of a pullback It shouldn't make you too concerned Because that's what the market does where you concerned when it pulled back here thinking, okay The bull market has ended now. We have to have a bear market. Were you thinking the same thing here? Maybe you were thinking the same thing here and here and here Why does the market keep going up? Because it's made up of companies that put out actual sales So yes, the last two weeks we've had some selling In the stock market and we don't like to see a lot of selling like two weeks worth of selling This can make a lot of people nervous if you're a shorter term trader if you're not really Focusing on the long term trend We had a little two-week break here. We had a you know a week here a week here But look what happens it keeps bouncing up. So to me I'm waiting to see okay. I'm watching this very closely. We closed below Yesterday friday september 17th below the 50 day moving average. Okay, so what I like to do is watch it for the next couple days Watch for the next couple days because I have like this This loose three-day rule where I like to see whether it can it will trade more than three days below a major moving average like this So you can see it went below it a little bit here went below it a little bit here for two days What else we have here? We had About two good days below it but still bounced up So, you know, we may have this normal ebb and flow and maybe next week The market will regain its footing and continue on with its momentum higher. Like I said I don't really see any narrative out there. That's all of a sudden going to knock this thing back down now seasonally August and september are the worst or the weakest months in the year for the stock market and we're right in that Middle september So this could be the the the selling that we've typically see in august and september and these last few months of the year Really end up being very strong months. So watch this for the next couple days I have a feeling the market will regain its footing and go back up higher Where else are people going to put their money? Yeah, we may have a little more selling But eventually people will realize Stocks are where it's at. We got to get in the stock market.  So watch the 50 day moving average. That's what I do Let's take a look at let's back out here And here's the here's the e-mini s and p 500 futures contracts which trade almost 24 hours a day during the week So the same thing you can see that it's it's it came down to the 20 the 50 day moving average Just like this one this one this one this one so Odds are It's going to regain its footing and move higher. Okay, so we're watching that Let's take a look at the nasdaq. We'll look at the nasdaq futures and the nasdaq composite itself the nasdaq futures Uh, it was finding support at the 20 day moving average But it closed below it yesterday friday september 17 So maybe we'll see a little sell off early mid next week. Maybe to the 50 day moving average You can see it also hugs the 20 day And sometimes the 50 day moving average now here it's met a couple maybe almost a week below it But regained its footing. This was back in um, may So let's like let's take a look at the nasdaq composite which is doesn't trade as many hours as the futures So here's the nasdaq composite blow it up a little so you can see Blue 20 day moving average So it's kind of hugging or hovering around the 20 day trying to figure out where it wants to go It may come down. There's not a lot of lot There's not a lot more to fall to hit the the 50 day So we may see a a quick move down to the 50 day and a possible bounce. You can see same thing happened here We had a little move here. Um, I you know a while ago. This is a w pattern Which is typically a bullish pattern it blasts it out above the resistance line and moving higher So, you know the nasdaq and the s and p 500 I put a little more emphasis on because it has more stocks in it Whereas compared to the dow Jones industrial which is only made up of 30 stocks I don't think that's enough of a representative of the market as a whole But we look at the dow anyway now the dow this past week look at this really tight range here not a lot of A lot of not a lot of movement Yes, it's fallen below my support line that I that I've drawn in the past It looks a little jumbled here. I'm going to remove some of this stuff here And maybe get a different picture of what's happening You can always You know when you're when you're doing technical analysis, it's all about drawing trend lines and support and resistance But those change over time. So it's okay to redraw them from time to time So what I'm seeing is yeah, we still have if we want to draw some some newer trend lines here You kind of connect the bottoms. Okay, so we kind of have it looks like it may have fallen below An uptrending trend line, which is fine It has fallen below the 50 day and 20 day moving or it's kind of hugging around here But I think the dow sort of gets its Cues from the nasdaq and the s and p 500 So it's trying to figure out what it wants to do eventually I think with the rest of the market. It's going to come back up higher people Need to be invested they need to have a return on the money and stocks are doing well Companies are doing well earning seasons are usually do pretty good So the the stock prices will follow Eventually after we get these pullbacks pullbacks are part of the normal ebb and flow of the market You can see pull back here pull back here pull back here all these pullbacks But in the longer move you can see the upwards momentum So you have to have somewhat of a longer term view at least in my opinion if you're a hyperactive trader And you're looking at one minute charts, you know the market is so erratic in that short time frame It's very hard to gauge where it's going to go So we need to back it out and look at a longer term time frame. I'm bullish for the long run Why why would I be otherwise? Sure? We're going to have pullbacks and if you if you get into trades up here bullish trades Then you might have to invoke, uh, you know your your risk management plan. You may have to make adjustments That's just part of trading Okay, if you're going to trade and you're looking at shorter time frames Adjustments are part of the game. That's just how it is so I think the market looks good in the in the long run It has always looked good. I mean, of course the pandemic shook everybody out It was a very unique situation But once again companies are are are still operating Companies are putting out earnings good earnings good sales and the stock prices will follow So let's take a look at some individual stocks as we do. See what's happening on that front. We look at apple every week because So many people love apple stock. Let's take a look at what's happening here So apple we had the w pattern for a while. It went up It came back down and we had this channel right here So apple finally after it bounced a number of times off the 200 day moving edge, which we call the granddaddy Of the moving edges finally rallied it went from about 125 a share all the way up to 155 a nice $30 run In just a couple months peaked out all-time highs right here about 157 and a half About a week or so ago and it's come back down has lost about 10 dollars a share Where does apple lie now? Well Let's draw some some new patterns here and see what we can glean From apple if there's any pattern to see Now what we can look at now It's also all the eye of the beholder as well Some I may see something that somebody else may see a completely different pattern Now we can kind of draw maybe a little bit of an uptrending line here Um, so we've got some upward support Uh here, you know, there's really nothing There's really nothing that that uh is telling me it's going to keep falling You know, we we kind of had a I don't even want to draw it We kind of had a another uptrending Edge here, which it blew out of the the channel has come down to the Bottom of this channel now So maybe it's going to store up some energy here has fallen below the 20 day fallen below the 50 day But it's catching this upward bottom of the channel right here. Maybe it'll bounce But I can't really see uh a reason why the The stock will completely fall or drop bearishly to the 200 day moving average here, which is about 134 dollars a share Maybe it will you never know the market can be irrational Apple just came out with a new iphone 13 People should be excited about that. So maybe it'll start to Um get the stock moving up again, but for now we've got a little bit of a channel here I'm not expecting too much from apple over the next couple days Especially if the market kind of remains a little weak or or trying to find its footing apple We'll try to we'll do the same thing. It'll probably meander right along this this line here this bottom support line Which would only be a couple more dollars a share So apple pretty much i'm staying in this range right here All right, let's take a look at another stock here. Let's take a look at What do we have look at let's look at some of the biggies amazon amazon still has been in this Channel for a very long time popped above it looked like it was getting ready to go Um for more all-time new highs, but had the earnings announcement dropped a couple hundred dollars a share And so it's just trying to find its footing here after a huge move like that It wants to try to close this gap meaning over time It'll rally back up to fill this huge gaping hole here and by filling it means Over time the stock will move up to Eventually move back up to this last bar here where before the big gap happened and we're very close to that So it's almost filled that you can see the top here has almost reached the bottom here So this whole gap's almost been filled. So amazon's gonna probably meander around here a little bit And i'm sure eventually it will continue to go higher It's holding support at the 50 day moving average right here So amazon's still kind of stuck here probably will meander a little bit more But I think in the long run it'll find its footing and go back up even more Netflix Netflix looks very similar to amazon been in this long Channel here, but finally broke above it if you just extend this line here You can see it's moved above the resistance catching support right here in the the 20 day moving average so netflix actually looks stronger than compared to amazon So we may see it continue to go higher in the future Let's see what else we have What other stocks we like to take a look at oracle we've we've done some put sell plays on oracle Just this week, uh, I liked the oracle finally had its earnings just the other day So it pulled back a little which I thought was a a gift for us So we got into a put sell trade and so now it's just kind of meandering trying to Consolidate or digest the earnings announcement There's you can see there was a little gap here gap lower, but it's mostly filled that gap And see if you can blow it up a little bit more here so Uh oracle great company looking to Continue on its all-time highs in the future We like to stock sultan put options on it. Let's look at sysco Cisco has also been in a nice uptrend here You can see been in a nice uptrend and now has pulled back from all time new highs all time New highs here pulled back to the 50 day moving average So for any of you looking to get long looking to possibly time your entries A situation like this where stocks made all time new highs has pulled back to a Huge support area of the 50 day moving average could be The the trigger that will allow you to time your your bullish entries So if you're looking to possibly get long sysco A pattern like this is something you would want to look for now You could wait until it confirms the support here and starts to tick back up that way you know Okay sysco has bounced it's moving back up. You may not buy at the bottom, but you can wait for that confirmation So if you buy now it could be a false Signal and it could fall more So maybe you decide you want to wait for it to bounce and not get in at the very bottom or or nibble here Maybe buy a few shares And see what's going to happen because it could pull back more So you want possibly want to wait for the confirmation that it's going to move back up Let's see what else we have Walmart is another stock we like Has pulled back it's starting this new little downtrend channel Kind of hug hovering near the 50 day moving average. It's got the 200 day moving average not far below it if you you know Walmart's a great company The largest physical retailer on the planet if you want to get long walmart You know you watch for the pull backs and and and then if you wait for confirmation for the the next leg higher That's when you can jump in but walmart kind of looks a little ugly here But if you're in for the long haul walmart is not a bad company to consider What else disney we'd like to take a look at disney Here's a lot of different patterns. We had an up channel down channel now. We have this sideways channel It's popping above the resistance hugging or getting support at the 50 20 and 200 day moving averages that are starting to curl upwards That's something you want to see as well. You want to see the moving averages moving upwards That can confirm the uptrend. So the moving averages are an upward. You can see they're they're sloping upwards Disney bouncing off the 20 days. So disney actually looks kind of good here I like the I like the the sort of the rounded bottom here the rounded bottom Looks like disney storing up some energy to make that run to possible more all-time new highs in the near future What else do we like to see tesla? We always look at Tesla In this uptrending channel. So I did a video about two weeks ago. I wasn't here last saturday So about a week ago I guess tesla was in here kind of hugging along the 20 day moving average So it's in this little uptrending channel Tesla, you know, people love tesla and and as of now It's showing bullish signs based on this channel. So it may pull back to the bottom. It may pull back to the the Moving averages here. So tesla is in this upwards channel moving very slowly. Okay. I don't think it's going to have a massive Pull back until we wait for the next earnings announcements at next quarter earnings start sometime in You know middle of october or so so we have about a month before we start to see earnings come out But until then tesla will probably be engaged in this uptrending channel here Let's see what else also, let's take a look at some of the healthcare stocks who's those have been getting hit of late I think there's some, you know talking to us about trying to Get prescription drug prices to a minimum. So some of these healthcare stocks are probably taking a little bit of a hit because Some of their their drug prices might not be as expensive in the future. So that could affect future earnings So this is elie lily has come down Over the last few weeks still looks like it's moving lower But you can see down here at the rsi getting very close to that 25 Typical level I look for the 20 level as my support So lily coming down I want to show you bristol mires because this one is look at this just incredible quick couple week down move Getting very very oversold here. Does it mean it's going to automatically turn around and start to move higher? No, it's just telling me. Hey watch it here. This thing is getting oversold The selling may start to subside Keep a watch on it. This is a big move for being way. It's falling out of the upward channel got hit very hard But the selling could be coming to Uh an end doesn't mean it's going to pop back up all of a sudden, but we could get some consolidation down here Let's see what other Pfizer same thing all these drug companies pulling back pulling back on the rsi Um murk As well these look at this fallen out of the upward channel murk getting hit to Starting to get into that Oversold areas. So some of these pharmaceutical companies could possibly start to see the selling come to an end Probably will consolidate people realize. Hey, you know, these are still good companies. Let's start to buy it back up So start to watch at these these lower levels here for the for the pharmaceuticals um, what else we have Costco still doing well mcdonalds Still doing well was in this channel still moving up. I like the the the rounded upwards momentum here pepsi Pepsi we usually look at pepsi. Let's open this up a little bit more So if you want to draw some support, this is what you do You kind of get the bottoms And you draw the line right here So looks like pepsi is just kind of sitting on the support if it breaks through it It may drop could start moving towards the 200 day moving average here if it bounces it could go to more all-time new highs So watch this 155 level pretty closely uh 154 155 on pepsi See what happens there Uh twitter we got we we have positions on twitter Bouncing right here. Here's the 200 day moving average. This is really the line in the sand it fell below it Got its footing and starting to move back up now the 20 day and 50 day They're sloping downward So twitter's going to have a little bit of trouble here until it can really get the price action moving higher again So we want to see twitter start to move back up. We have position and we like it to be bullish So twitter needs to get on its move and start to move higher But it may have some consolidation where it's between the 200 day 20 day. So there's some some friction So twitter could possibly just kind of meander around here or it can try to break break above it So watch twitter for the next couple days or so What else we have? I don't like to look at these these meme stocks anymore chewy the pet company pet store Peloton Just kind of not doing too much. Let's look at facebook facebook is Stock that we've sold put options on has been in this nice Up trending channel actually let me pull this back a little up trending channel Falling right down to the 50 day moving average want to see this start to We want to see facebook bounce odds are it will it's still in this up trending channel Is there a reason why facebook would all of a sudden start to have a? A full on bear market probably not until the next earnings comes out So it'll probably bounce off this 50 day if you're looking to get long facebook Maybe wait for the bounce to confirm or you nibble here if you want to try to front run it But but facebook still seems to be in this up trending channel Are we getting a little long here getting close to 30 minutes? Let's wrap this up once again SPY You know coming down to the 50 day moving average, but it's bounced every other time off of it So keep an eye on it I think we've still got bull legs, you know, what's the you know, what's going to knock it down? What what's the narrative that's going to all of a sudden make all these 500 stocks have a have a bear move You know seasonal pattern. Yes, but in the long run it should keep going up I'm in bullish for the long run on a day-to-day basis anything could happen. So it depends on your time frame. All right That's all for this. Let's pull up our website real quick Our website smart option seller calm put selling basics. This is our free guide on how to sell put options That's mainly what we do. We sell put options sell put option spreads. So go to our website click on the put selling basics Put your name and email Email address here. We'll send you a free copy about put song Also, lastly our services tab click on it. Hover your mouse over We have smart option seller newsletter vertical spread trader newsletter and our one-on-one coaching Those are the services that we offer shoot me an email. Let me know what you're thinking if you want some help We can always tell you what we offer Um, I hope this video has been helpful to you. Give me a thumbs up. Leave me a comment Send me an email. I love hearing from you and I will always try to answer. All right, that's all for me today I hope everyone has a great week and weekend and a great trading week ahead. This is lee lowell signing off


Hi, it's Bridget. Welcome to Sunday Morning Coffee with Bridget. Today, I am going to share with you, grab my mug here, look at my Irish mug, my little Celtic mug. This was a gift, isn't it great? I thought it was appropriate for springtime and for March. You'll be watching this on March, most likely. Hey, welcome to Above Life channel. If you're new here, it's nice to have you with us. This is a podcast version. I do this every Sunday. So sometimes it's video, but usually it's audios to help inspire your spirit and fill you with hope about intuitive and life topics. So today, actually, I'm inspired from and super encouraged by a client I had. I had a recent session on Friday about with a woman who was, she's just an inspiring person. Okay, she's an author. She's a just a great mom and just really genuinely willing to do her work. And I think it's just she's amazing. And so, and she's brave. Let me tell you that. She said to me, Bridget, you have to use this as a Sunday morning coffee. It sounds like it would be a good Sunday morning coffee and what came through was she was sharing with me about feeling afraid to use her to use her voice and she said, I'm scared to use my voice. I'm scared to use my voice, my voice and she's a writer. And she's a communicator ultimate communicator. Big deal right and she's like I'm scared to use my voice she said mine. And when she was talking it was listening to her I've heard it so many times from so many of you how hard it is to use your voice, how hard it is to articulate what you feel how hard it is to to to get through some resistance to sharing what you actually feel loud what you're thinking about because it sounds crazy, or it doesn't fit with the life you've built or it doesn't fit with what other people expect of you or the persona or the career that you have it doesn't fit, or something completely different, or it's something that you felt for a long time but just haven't given words to and it's scary to give it words to because if you give it words to then you hear it and then you're like oh my gosh you have to kind of deal right. So it's hard, the voice piece has a lot of layers right throat chakra voice piece communication. I've heard that so many times from so many different women that I've been working with. Over the course of all the years that I've been doing coaching which is what 17 no. So I took the word scared as she was talking about it and I said. All you have to do is move the sea just move the sea. Slide the sea instead of scared with an SC slide it as AC switch the spots. Instead of scared. Let's use sacred. I am sacred to use my voice. Scared and fear is a part of that yes resistance as a part of that old patterns as a part of that other people's opinions as a part of that scared piece. So we acknowledge I'm scared to use my voice I'm scared to. And we take the sea and we switch it over to behind the a and we make it sacred I am sacred to use my voice I am sacred to make a change. I am sacred to write a book I am sacred to start a business I am sacred to say that I am a healer. And as I am speaking do you do you see can you see all the sunlight coming in it's just like all of a sudden it's just pouring in, like all of a sudden it's been cloudy and it just literally is pouring in. I am sacred to fear is part of the natural ingredients of what it's like to try to understand what's going on inside of us to manage the human expression and experience in our mind or intellect. It helps to keep us safe it's a survival thing. It has not ever been intended to be an emotion. But when fear drops into the heart space and becomes an emotional type of a thing and mixed in with other types of emotions like guilt, shame, feelings of self doubt feelings of an added inadequacy, or. selfishness that's my big one that's my big red flag is selfish I'll bridge it yourself is your selfish your selfish your selfish a fear of being selfish right. Whatever your feeling emotion is that attaches to the fear, it becomes this big insurmountable thing it becomes a fence a gate a stone fence, a mountain. It becomes a barrier an obstruction of resistance. So if we acknowledge I am scared to I am scared of I am scared for instead of scared. Let's just move that see over the a jump on over the a and call it sacred and try that. Let's reframe using the power of words which the brain freakin loves words and communication and words are vibrational so when you say things out loud it has a whole different energy for you. And yeah, you do have to hear it, which means if you say something out loud you speak it, you get to decide. When you hear it if it is right for you or not and if it is yours or not because if you get it out of you I am scared to use my voice I am sacred to use my voice. When you say my voice in this context, and for this example it's the voice the communication is the voice my voice. What is that what does that mean, and sacred to use my voice. What is my voice represent the point is the subject. What am I what, what does that mean to me that that voice, what does that represent what does it symbolize. I am sacred to use my voice. What is my voice symbolize whatever your topic is, it could be I'm scared to go to school. I'm scared to date. I am scared to look at my finances. I'm scared to go to the gym. I'm scared to have a conversation with my mom. I am sacred to go to the gym. I am sacred to look at my finances I am sacred to have a conversation with my mom I am sacred to date. The whole level of honor opens you up an integrity to that topic that is important because it's the topic the subject matter that's important and the scaredness is the fear of what might happen. Whether it's real or not, the anticipation of all the bad stuff, the doom stuff, and the sacred is an acknowledgement of how I'm dang important that thing is your voice is so important for this example your voice is so important. This person is a writer. This person is a writer for themselves, writes for other people.  Voice is sacred. And so, in this context that voice is very personal, it's deeply personal and sometimes the things that are deeply personal to us. It's like we have to keep under wraps and keep tight close to our chest and not let other people see him because when other people know what's important to us sometimes they have opinions, and their voice overpowers our voice and their voice comes in and over squashes our voice and because they're rational they make sense they can't argue with somebody that's rational, but they're not you. And you are not scared. I mean you are perhaps have some fear yes, resistance. Yes. And rightfully so probably very rationally so. And so you can say yes signal to yes. And then I want you to say I am sacred choose my voice voice. The piece of resistance voice, right. You are sacred. It means something to you other people cannot wreck what means something to you.  That's just energy. That's just energetic that is, that is doesn't have to be yours. It is temporary it is temporary it is temporary. So be in a space where you claim the sacred for what matters to you most. Because fear is just the way that is confusing energy into a place of trying to keep something sacred by not thinking about it not doing anything about it not talking about it because there's so much fear that it's going to be bad it's going to be hurt it's so so so special to you it's such a treasure to you your voice is such a treasure in this example it's such a treasure to you that if that gets wrecked then you just as soon would be dead.  It's the reason why you came here. It's the scared part. I am scared to use my voice, totally legitimate totally justified. But what if you are sacred to any plug in anything that matters to you, I am sacred to change. I'm scared to change. I'm sacred to change. I'm scared to get help for something I'm dealing with. I'm going to talk to the doctor about my anxiety. I am sacred to talk to the doctor about my anxiety. Be here is something that acts as a protector. It is a buffer. It is perhaps well intended to keep you safe and yet it stunts your growth. It holds you back from what is most precious to you. Being scared acknowledge the fear as part of just this whole conglomeration of thoughts and thinking and past patterns and opinions and other people stuff and your experiences and the desire to stay safe and comfortable. You can acknowledge that and then say I am sacred replace scared with sacred just try it just say it and see how it changes the energy. I am sacred to use my voice. Okay, so that feels important, doesn't it? What are you scared of? It reminds me of that Miriam Williamson poem about our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate, but that we are far greater, right? That's not what we think we are. It's not that we're not enough. Our greatest fear is that we think we're so much, we're too much and other people aren't going to get us and they're going to judge us and we're going to be over the top and we're not going to fit in and we're not going to be long. The most important thing is to belong to yourself. That's what we call sovereignty. That's where freedom comes from. That's where the most incredible art comes from. That's where the most profound advancements in science and technology come from. When we are free to be ourselves, we are free to think beyond the measures of the safety zones and the way things have always been. We transcend our past experiences and the pains and the woundings of our parents who meant well when they taught us how to not use your voice, how to mind your manners, how children should not be heard or not be so loud, or how girls should be proper and appropriate in their speech and mannerisms. What are you scared of right now? What are you scared of? Really? What really scares you? What are you really scared of? Take a moment and just feel that for me, will you? You just feel that? I'm going to feel it and see what I'm scared of today. I'm going to feel into this for myself too. I would say I'm afraid that people will see through me. See through to my humanity and the struggles that I personally am dealing with inside my heart. I'm even afraid that people will see through me, see into me, see my heart, my true heart and what's heavy on my heart today to see how I'm really like feeling in my personal self-life right now. But it's that I am afraid I'm scared that people will not want me as a coach because I have so many things going on in my life, so many things are changing in my life. There's an incredible amount of people who are needing me right now and of pressures or stressors on life, like lots of things that if I just list them out, I was telling one of my friends, she's like, how are you doing on this ketchup?  And like, let me just bullet point it. And she was like, oh my God, Bridget. Oh my God. She's like, how are you? How? Oh my God. I'm like, well, it's a good thing I've had years of life coaching experience. It's a good thing I've had all those workshops on trauma informed care and healing modalities and it's a good thing I'm in. I'm in some an anointing women's group this year. It's a good thing I have my creative outlets. It's a good thing I've been, I discovered a new card deck. It's a good thing. It's like I have all these resources and tools to assist me right to manage and work with all these things that are here. But my, I am scared that if people really knew all the stuff that I was dealing with personally, they wouldn't want me as a life coach, because they would think I already have too much going on. But what I do this, I am sacred to be authentic. I am sacred to be heartfelt.  And I am sacred for that, because it will make me a better it makes me such a great psychic right now. It makes me so in tune and intuitive and appreciative of the spirit guidance and the energies and the subtleties, the subtle little moments, that's what makes me a fan freaking tastic intuitive coach. So I am probably the best coach I have been in a long time because of my human stuff that is that I'm faced with right now and all of the things that are happening. So I am sacred to be a human dealing with a ton of human things. I am sacred. Wow that's personal as a personal Sunday morning coffee with Bridget. And I have to share with you too so when I'm going through times like this and and maybe this is true for you too.  I recently made rose water out of fresh roses. I recently got a gift of spray with essential oil in it. This is an Archangel metatron spray. This is some of Amanda Alice's sprays that I recently got as a gift for my front for me from from a client and friend. So, I mean, there's a lot. I know there's a lot in the world I know there's a lot of stuff going on I know there's a lot of levity and heaviness in our heart space, but it doesn't mean it doesn't have to keep you scared and stagnant from your own personal growth. It's like your memoir, or, or that little creative project that that art that painting that you're working on or that sketch that you're working on seems insignificant in comparison to this bigger kind of energy this tribal collectiveness energy that is that is happening or things that are unfolding in the world, but I'm telling you what's what is scary is sacred. It gives you opportunity to show up for yourself to know yourself more to be present for the moments. Like, I can't.  I should have these. And so she sent me several sprays from Amanda, who is an incredible intuitive who I also know. And I just so it's like double the beautiful energies.  It's all together. It's not one or the other. Like somebody said well when is this just going to lighten up when are things going to let up. I just I just need things to lighten up, you need to lighten up. You need to recognize that where you're scared, where your hold backs are where your resistance is this is information for you. This is a time for you to embody. What is sacred to notice what matters to you and to speak to recognize that your voice is sacred. And to hear yourself. It's not for other people necessarily it's for you first and foremost it's for you.  Do not discount that. And where you're scared natural natural, and it tells you what matters your fears intentionally are trying to hide the most special parts of you to keep those special parts safe. And at times I'm scared to I don't know what's going to happen. I don't know. I don't know. I worry too. I don't know, but I do know that the universe has our back. I know that we're held supported and loved. And I know that good stuff shows up just as much as the bad stuff is present to what are you tapped into the sacred or the scared shift into the sacred. Okay, so this is Bridget thanks so much for listening Sunday morning coffee this was probably long winded I got to listen back to this hello sunshine. Can you see that it's like gorgeous you see it this is all beautiful. Thanks so much for listening to Sunday morning coffee with Bridget gosh I love podcasts you guys. I love it. I love that. I really enjoy I got a new Mike to did you see that it's like on a boom. My one of my kids gave me this. I got the mic for Christmas. And I got the boom thing and he set it all up for me. I'm for my birthday so it's really cool I love it I feel like I'm a DJ or something spinning records. I hope you've inspired your spirit those you have some hope to get you think a little bit get out your journals, get your journals out there links below to some of my favorite journals. This is one of them right now this is the one I'm using right now for my anointing group that I'm in. So, use your journals, use your journals and write. Hope I've inspired your spirit fills you with some hope and encourage you to live your life this is your life after all and you get to live it. Hey thanks for being here. Hey and if you like my content. Let me just peek here I can barely see this here we go. If you like my content. Check me out on my other YouTube channel. fairy grasshopper fairy grasshopper means magical student. It's the first YouTube channel I had. It's kind of a vlogging a psychic vlogging channel but I also talk about intuitive talk topics. I do stuff about angels and past lives and just daily intuitive stuff that happens and I talk about energy and clearing and healing and all sorts of stuff I do card readings all sorts of stuff intuitive so if you're interested check out fairy grasshopper on YouTube. Thanks for watching.


Global cooperation is important for us to achieve the UN's sustainable development goals. 50% of the population has access to the internet and we are still aiming to achieve the other 50% of the population. You have to cooperate with your neighbours, with your regional area and globally to make the usage of this frequency very safe, very reliable for your radio communication services. It's either cyber security or global warming, you have to take the necessary actions altogether. In the past year there have been examples where the black hole in the centre of a galaxy was imaged for the first time with telescopes across the entire world, so this was a collaboration of many countries. Users of wireless cameras, wireless microphones are going from country to country every day and we have to support these protection teams otherwise we cannot get the content and the expected quality. We need to help each other, we need all the citizens to have the best welfare and for that we need this global cooperation.


Peter Heckman sits on the board of the NEA Foundation. In his retirement, he wanted to do more than play golf and travel. Both work and family connected him to public education, so he wanted to stay involved in that community. Teachers are underappreciated, underpaid, so to give back and make sure that the public education process can continue and hopefully get back to thriving is critical and so anything I can do to help in that regard, I'm glad to do it. As CFO of a financial and insurance company, he sold products to K-12 teachers and had a relationship with the NEA. On a more personal note, he comes from a family of educators. My mom was a secretary in a high school district office. My sister taught junior high math her entire life and my wife was a guidance counselor in a high school, public high school. So we all kind of talk and eat and sleep education and have come to experience, at least secondhand, some of the challenges that public school teachers have to confront, especially these days. When Peter's oldest daughter went into teaching, he wasn't at all surprised. My name is Lauren Lara. I am a special education teacher for grades 3 through 5 in Chicago Public Schools. What did surprise Peter, however, was how he felt the first time he saw Lauren in front of the classroom as he shared with us some 12 years later. I remember kind of being in the back of the classroom and seeing you doing your thing and I knew that you loved to teach and had done that even as high school work. But, you know, I just didn't know what to expect and I just saw all these third graders and some were sick, some were acting up, some were paying attention, you were in the front of the classroom, seemed to have control of it, knew when to discipline, never raised your voice, but always got their attention. So it seemed like whatever they threw at you, you were able to deal with so professionally. And at the time I was CFO at Horace Mann and had just been in a board meeting and, you know, I just realized that I don't think I could do what Lauren's doing right now. I don't think I'd be able to do it. I'd either start yelling or I would just throw my hands up. God knows what I would do. And then I remember you went to lunch with the kids and I remember there was one little blonde hair girl, I recall. Something was going on with her. And then when Lauren and the class went to lunch, Lauren made sure all the kids got through the line, got their food, but then she took this little girl and took her to a separate table.  I remember I could picture exactly the day and time and everything. And then you went back to class and continued on the rest of the day and, you know, throughout the whole thing. And even for the day or two after that, I just kept on thinking to myself, you know, she is the CEO of her classroom or even more than a CEO because a CEO can take a break. A CEO can do this and that and the company will go on without him or her. Your class doesn't do anything without you. I think that was really a special thing that he came because you wish that, you know, the people that you live with or grew up with or like my husband now, you wish those people experienced really what a day-to-day is because I don't think anybody understands unless you're in the classroom or in that situation. So that's special that he got to experience it. It was a pretty special time that I actually saw you in your environment. But to see you do things that that I could never even hope to do was pretty cool. Thank you.


Okay, we're back here live at HP Discover in Las Vegas, Nevada. This is theCUBE, our flagship program. We go out to the advanced extracted signal from the noise. I'm John Furrier, founder of SiliconANGLE. My co-host is Jeff Frick on this episode. Our next guest is our first CUBE person that's ever been in the side of theCUBE from Harvard, Massachusetts, besides Dave Vellante. Dave Vellante, my other co-host of theCUBE is from Harvard Mass. Our next guest is Patricia Wilkie from Harvard Mass. But you're also director of strategy and cloud services in the enterprise. Welcome to theCUBE. Thank you very much. Thank you. I feel like I know where you live because I've been there a few times and it's just a beautiful area in Harvard Mass. Well, next time let's do this live from Harvard. So, what's going on? We just had Antonio Neary on talking about more of the technical services. Obviously, in your world, you're talking about large engagements, large cloud type of scope. What's the situation? What's going on in your world? And then we can talk about some use cases of what's trending in the market and solutions. Sure, great. Well, obviously, from an enterprise perspective, we talk about security. Our customers have been adopting but slowly. Have been testing primarily in the test dev environment. But now it's beyond the test dev. They've played with that for the last 18 months. Now, how quickly can I take advantage? How can I get to the market faster? Still controlling costs, but how can you help me where my internal customer is demanding that I have a server environment or infrastructure live within a day versus three months? How can you help me do that while keeping my compliance, my sovereignty, my regulation requirements all in line in a chat? So that's what we're driving to every day, giving our customers choice, whether they have a workload or an application that can go to a public cloud or on that extreme where it's got to stay in a very secure private environment or midway in what we call a virtual private cloud so that they can have the benefits of that bursting, but yet have some control in their security model. So I got to ask you about some of the emerging trends because you do strategy. So you have to watch the chessboard, so to speak, in the industry as well as managing kind of the installed base of the battleships and the aircraft carriers of HP, you know, the big deployments. OpenStack has hit the scene pretty heavily for the enterprise, mainly because it feels like a warm blanket, has a lot of compliance kind of capabilities, modular programming and software-driven, it's open source. HP's also been a big part of that formation and governance of that. But there's been some successful companies that have been backing the OpenStack truck up, like Morantis, it's doing very, very well, just dropping out prefabricated OpenStack. Is that something that you guys are doing and how do you look at that market? Is it a flash in the pan? Obviously, HP's behind OpenStack. We heard Greg Nunes mention it and I wrote that up in my Forbes article today. What is that environment? Has that affect you guys? Is it on your radar? Absolutely. It's an underlying theme of our HP strategy and that's what we call the Converged Cloud. So whether our customers are in that private or the public or the virtual model, we're taking OpenStack to make sure it's aligned and tied into every one of our environments. So that whether it's an API connection or it's actually architecture around that OpenStack, we're giving our customers the flexibility to choose what they need, when they need, taking advantage. So they're not tied down to one environment, one piece, but they can get the leverage ability of that OpenStack across. So you'll see that, you'll continue to hear that, especially over the next few weeks. So there's demand there. There is very high demand. It's a differentiator, right? How does an enterprise or a government take advantage of those tools and be able to take and create something that goes to more than just one app can go across a multiple line? Just a quick programming note for the folks watching here. We're interested in OpenStack. We did. Jeff and I were co-hosting, co-host three days in Portland. So go to SiliconANGLE's channel on YouTube. We have a lot of interviews from OpenStack. It was really heavy duty developer focused, a lot of signal, not a lot of noise. We had the big companies there. You guys were there. Obviously Rackspace. So some really good videos. Go to the SiliconANGLE channel. So just quick, I want to just get that plug in there because we're the only good resources. So Patty, talk a little bit about how Shadow IT and the availability for people to get very quick resources on demand with a credit card in a short period of time has impacted internal IT's kind of customer service attitude and for them to be able to compete not purely technologically, but really more as an internal service provider to have to perform at a level of service that probably wasn't there before. Great point. It really comes back to IT as a service, right? Everyone's talking software as a service, information platform, but really what our internal customers are looking for is that IT comes as a service model to them. So what are we looking at again is how can I take advantage and get my application out the door that much quicker? How can I help my end user who might be using some of these public cloud domains and sharing data that maybe an enterprise or a company are not ready to share out there publicly? How do you get those controls? So what we're seeing in the enterprise side is putting a governance model, taking advantage of that and really looking at the workload, the application, the security, the business process and aligning that to design and take advantage where it can of these different cloud domains. So are they just running around and finding little mushrooms under covers here there and everywhere as they start this process or usually is there maybe one big thing that either really drove home the point of the value or that we missed this or oh my god there's a hole here that we're really concerned about. I mean what are some of the things you run into as you help customers down this journey as it's been discussed? Well it comes in two ways. There are certain enterprises who are adopting and taking a flavor of cloud in their strategy every day and what we see is kind of two camps on there. There are the very core applications, the SAP, the Oracle, things that are running their core business processes that go to horizontal and then there are the various apps. It might be a customer facing app, it might be a sales app so different tools that might have an option to go to a cloud much quicker or a different level. So what we're seeing that comes into play is the governance model around that and the governance and security requirements help make a decision around that data or that app that's running the data and where it can go, what workload, what makes sense and that's where we're seeing our whether it's a CIO or COO or a chief security officer in there they're making those decisions coming together around that data and the risk of how that data can flow in or outside of their employer. So the whole outsourcing world has changed over the past years. I mean the old days, I call it the gravy train of deployments, SAP, Oracle, months, a lot of money being made. Now acceleration of time to value is really top of the conversation. So how is cloud and mobile and data, those new architectures, how does that change your conversations? In terms of can you just share some insight into timetables, just order of magnitude, weeks, months, we hear things like big data, query takes 15 minutes or 15 weeks as an example. But in terms of going in and getting your arms around customers, solutions and infrastructure, I mean it's big projects. Can you do an old way, new way kind of where we were kind of like kind of compare and contrast just to give the folks a sense of the order of magnitude? Well one I'd say I wish it was that black and white that you could just go from one to the other, but not necessarily. But what comes into play around those models, again comes back to what a core application that's impacting an environment horizontally, even if it's going to the cloud, it's the workflow, it's the business process that's going to be impacted. So you can't just turn the cloud on and say hey it's great, all my apps are working. And then the other piece is how are those apps interacting with the rest of the environment, right? You still might have an HR tool that has to tie to the finance tool, that has to tie to the database where that information flows. So you are? It's now stored on flash, it's now addressable by the big data application. Exactly, so there's different aspects that you can get quicker. Let's go to mobile. Mobile is where you are bringing employees who live and breathe in a consumer world every day. They want to be in the enterprise. So how can we help them get there quicker? These are some things you can do quick. You can say give me that instant message access and a corporate model across any device quickly. That you can do in a matter of weeks, whereas in the past, that was typically a month, months that you would go through that process. Or let's go to sharing files with each other. Everybody at home would take video clips or what not and would go into a public domain and share that. But it's a different model when you have your research and development data, your IP of your company, you're not ready to do that. But now, today, you can do it quick. So the answer is it depends. It does, and that's where I go to, it depends on the use case. The use case of the data and the processes around that, how quick you can go. So okay, so my next question then just to kind of go down that road a little bit in a different direction. Let's talk about the history, looking back, looking in the rear view mirror. IT for the past decade or so has been cut to the bone, do more with less, outsource, get rid of help desk first and all kinds of other outsourcing capability, which got cost down, right? And then server consolidation hits, that's kind of going on. There's always cost per se that's done until he points out. So now we're in an era of exploding value propositions, cloud, big data. So now, everyone's kind of like anemic, so to speak. They're kind of down to the bone, not a lot of muscle. A lot of dependencies are now sourcing. Now the CIO and the business line managers are saying, I need top line growth. Which is now throttle investment, right? So pile of money comes in. How does that put pressure on you guys and the companies? What trends do you see? One, do you believe that to be happening? And two, what does customers, what do they do?  But what goes on? Take us through a day in the life of that kind of scenario. So two things, one, I'll say I have not seen the big throttle open door of investments in IT that we hope would be there. It is, if I put my old hat on when I used to be a CFO, it's show me the business case. All right, so we've seen the control in those budgets over the past year. Now, give me the innovation within the budget that I've got to live. And that's where our customers are coming and they're expecting us. Existing customers, I've trust you, HP. I've been outsourcing with you for five, 10, 20 years. Now help me get there quicker. I know that you're always behind the scene, taking care of things. But I'm hearing I can get there even faster. How do I generate revenue quicker into this new cloud model? Versus something that might take me a month to do. How can I do it? So you're saying, if I understand this correctly, there's not so much, hey, there's a drinking from the trough of drunk and sailor kind of mentality. But more of the lot of really kind of prudent, proof of concepts, kind of understanding what the investment could be. Exactly. So they're trying to figure that out. They're with that. But then again, it goes back to where can I make the quickest impact? With the limited dollars I have, what can I do now? We see a lot of that with Hadoop. We just had Antoniniria saying that this more production deployments are rolling out on Hadoop than ever before. So what's your take on Haven? Are you involved in, do you take a brief look at that? I specifically am not, but our teams do. And whether it's looking from any data point, right? It's how do you drive and bring that together across. So the big data concept and where our customers are going, it becomes from a strategy perspective we tie in every day. So let's talk strategy. Strategy's always about the chessboard, right? So what do you see in the landscape of the industry? What are the things that you're watching that are variables that still haven't been formed, that are disruptive, yet enabling technologies or market forces? What are you looking at? So today it continues, and we see this in every day interactions with our customers. They're working on their strategies, is globalization. It continues to come in around that data. How do I do, reach more, right? How do I get more of my end customer out there? I have to look beyond just the city, the town, the region, the country I'm in. So I want to take the technology to enable that across borders, across tax laws, country laws, HR rules, et cetera. So that's where we're driving a lot of how do we help our customer get there? Leveraging a global footprint to take and open the doors to new markets. And how has mobile impacted globalization? Because clearly, mobile is enabling a level of access and a distribution of access that was here before not possible. Well, mobility drives the customer. If they're not ready, sorry, your end users, your own internal employees, your customers are ready. So mobile is pushing them to the limits. So if an enterprise doesn't start to adopt those or sell or leverage that input or that data through the mobility, they're gonna be outpaced by their competitors. More stick or carrot, do you think? I'd say it's got to be more stick. Okay. It has to be, I'm not saying that's the way everybody is. No, no, I'm curious because it probably is because obviously the shadow IT was kind of a backdoor stick that they weren't anticipating.  Well, I mean, it's always a don't ask, don't tell. It's the Amazon policy, as I always say. Patricia, thanks for coming inside the queue. Really appreciate director of strategy. My final question ended on this notice. What do you expect to see this year? What's the big thing in the next 12 months when you come back on the queue, be your HP Discover? What do you see happening? The data and how companies can make revenue out of data but align with that, the security, right? There is, with this globalization, all of our doors are open. So how do we control and protect? What we believe as an enterprise or a government is our own intellectual property. Okay, this is theCUBE, Patricia Wilkie, director of enterprise services strategy for the technical services group, enterprise services inside theCUBE here at HP Discover in Las Vegas. This is theCUBE SiliconANGLE's coverage of HP Discover. We'll be right back with our next guest after this short break.


Happy Valentine's Day. Oh, welcome to my channel Look what came back into stock. So many of you guys regretted not picking this up once it was out of stock It really was out of stock Pat McGrath has recently restocked this palette and I thought no better time and to play with this This is the Pat McGrath Lab Celestial Divinity palette if you aren't familiar Here's the dealio the one that came out this past year 2021 holiday. I really really liked it I think a mothership mega palette is a great great value But I just didn't love the color store this year as to the year prior which was this one So in multiple videos, I told you guys how I just like this one better Now I can see a large majority of you liking the 2021 palette better than the 2020 palette But for me my color choices all of that I just prefer this one So I'm really excited to see that it is back in stock I got a couple requests if I could do a video creating another look with this So that is what we are going to do. I want you to take a look now The reason that I love this so much obviously is because there's a lot more purple tones in here Which you know is kind of my thing. We also have some green tones golden tones This is a palette for me personally that I feel more comfortable to use Making me that much more excited to pull this out again. So what I'm gonna do I'm just gonna actually do a fast forward of my base in case you want to see that I'm gonna watch some videos in the background. My computer's being weird. So I'm like Trying to monitor that at the same time and then when we get to the color products on the face I'll take you along with me. Feel free to use a time stance. You just don't care. Here we go Valentine's Day I opted to do a Valentine's Day look with this palette And I'm really excited because actually one of my favorite color combos is purple and red Just like I have going on. So I love this deep, vampy and of sexy Valentine's Day inspired eyes. So the concealer that I used today if you watch the beginning was the one size concealer I'm just gonna go ahead and use that as my base. It works good as a base. I like it a lot Now if you're new to this palette a couple of years ago Pat McGrath actually launched a Star Wars collection that sold out within like 10 minutes And in that collection there were two six pan eyeshadow palettes Both of those eyeshadow palettes are in this palette like not many people got the Star Wars collection So I'm really excited that she did that and I'm still loving this palette so so much first day that I'm going to go into is This one right here. I'm just using a Klaidos S2 brush and this palette just like the one from this year only has Three mats, but I much prefer the mats in this one I feel like the mats in the one that came out for the 2021 holiday season were limiting to the other colors that she Had in shimmer form with these mats. I feel like they really complement the more colorful tones better I don't know. I'm like one of the few that prefers the 2020 palette over the 2021 Palettes just I love this palette so much. It's great. And I've been asked Morgan When is your Pat McGrath rankings going to come? I have it filmed. I have it edited. I have it uploaded I have it scheduled to go up during the two weeks that I won't have my makeup with me when I'm moving When they'll be in the hands of the movers. So that's why it's not up yet, but it's been done filmed, okay? Using a BK beauty 202 brush. We're going into this shade right here. This is like a cranberry purple shade right here It's perfect for the look that we're going to do today And I'm just gonna place it in the outer corner to start then I'm gonna run it along the lower lash line as well And we're going to blend that inwards and then make sure everything looks really Diffused and pretty and I'm gonna give you a hint to my rankings. This one ranks towards the top, which is why I'm doing a whole video dedicated to this palette because if you can get your hands on it And you like the color story so good the outer corner I'm gonna use this shade right here because it's not a matte I'm gonna be careful So I'm gonna actually pack it on with the shader brush This shade is a little bit difficult to use in the style that I'm using it It's messy up, but with Pat McGrath eyeshadows. They don't normally stick to the face when there's fallouts I'm risking it because I'm lazy. I've got some powder in my eye.  Okay, just leave the fallout for Valentine's Day I had to put this all over the lid take a look so it's just going Everywhere you see how pretty that is. It's not the softest or creamiest shimmer I would say at least two years later It's not in my palette, but she's still very pigmented into you see just how pretty this kind of shade Looks against plums one of my favorite color combos with eyeshadows always I'm actually gonna go in with an e sum W21 I'm gonna build up more of the red to get a little bit more Size in this area where my fingers I find don't reach as well I'm gonna take a blending brush and soften these edges and then I want to make sure we have enough purple So just gonna go in make sure everything is blended the size second. I always looks better I know it looks messy right now, but do you see that? Oh, I love it Okay, we are not done yet though as you know so for the inner corner color. I'm taking this with a pencil brush This is a really pretty light pink that's gonna help with the Valentine's Day theme right here Normally, I would use a lighter color than this, but with Valentine's Day. I thought it'd be fun Next up we're gonna take this color right here with a small brush like this Just taking that and coating that and I'm gonna pop this like a grape soda color the inner corner Of the lower lash line how pretty is that and then one more thing? I'm going back into the red shade And I'm gonna put this in the center of my eyelid to carry the warm tones down here Taking my brush wiping away the excess that dark purple did us a little dirty not gonna lie We can fix that though I'm gonna go in with a little extra concealer if this ever happens to you and it happens to me all the time because I am So lazy and prefer to do My eye makeup after my face makeup I'm gonna take my sponge that I blended out my concealer with and I'm just going to clean up in this area And sometimes if that's not enough I'll even put a little bit of extra concealer on that sponge and blend it out Just kind of relay or you only want a little bit though because texture could get funky if you add too much But this helps so as far as reaching into this palette goes we are done with this if you couldn't tell I love it This is just one of the few beautiful looks that you can get with this you can go warm You can go earthy toned right here with the brown and the orange It's much more versatile than you probably would believe it to be and can be more wearable as well huge advocate for this I'm so excited so if you are interested it will be linked down below for you guys if you wish to shop through my affiliate links Let's continue with the look though. I do want to add some color products to my face I didn't pick any other makeup that I'm wearing for any rhyme or reason Honestly, I just picked items that I felt like using so to bronze. I picked out my good old so late on day Chanel This is the old formulation Unfortunately for those of you who can't get your hands on it anymore I'm thinking this actually might be too warm for what I am doing for this look So I'm gonna put this back see it's just too warm. Let me get something a little bit more intense Yeah, so I actually think I want something a little bit more sculpted and Unnatural because our eye makeup is pretty unnatural today So I'm gonna carry that over to my face so that it can be seen so I'm gonna start off with the darker color This is a Sigma f4 for brush and that darker color. This is more cool a little bit more contrary I'm putting right where I want the most sculpt So that's gonna be under the chin for me and then right in the hollows of those cheekbones Maybe slightly above and then I'm gonna go into the warmer shade just to get the outsides of my face That's like that really nice for blush I'm testing out the rest of the new rare beauty colors that came out This is their dewy formulation and they came out with these gorgeous gorgeous rose toned blushes I'm playing with all the colors before I give you my final final thoughts on these in updates video So we're gonna use believe this one has like some mobbiness to it Which I think is gonna be really beautiful for today So I'm just gonna do two little dots probably even that was too much having a synthetic brush This is a morphe m536. I've been using it lately to Spread out my foundation and then I go in with a sponge to push it in Okay, I'm gonna put excess product on the back of my hand because we have a lot of excess product I always forget how pigmented these are what is great about this rare beauty blush is how it goes good over powder Do you see that great blush formulation here and it gives a nice dewy healthy finish? Oh, I'm happy we chose to go with this color. It looks great with this makeup Get a little bit on the nose like this looks unblended. So I'm gonna blend it. How pretty does that look? It left such a pretty skin like glow to the skin have very much been enjoying the new colors from here Haven't picked out a highlight that for highlight Definitely wanted to do something more pink given that this is a little Valentine's Day tutorial So I'm gonna use this Dior forever highlights in this shade pink glow love love love this highlight formulation I think it is so beautiful Lately I've gotten back into fan brushes. These really were a thing of past YouTube But I think with the softer highlight coming more in style This is great for those more intense highlights that you have to really soften them I'm using a wingos number 15 for this. So don't throw your fan brushes away There was at one point a time that I was doing that because I was like what even is the point of these brushes But I'm back into them now and you can use like the corner to get a little bit more precise areas stunning I'm gonna take a pencil brush and pop it right on top of my inner corner color just to kind of brighten it up Because I feel like the look could use a little bit more brightness before we do liner and lashes I do want to spray my face to settle everything in lately. I've been testing the stay all day blue Light micro setting mist thingy from elf. No reason in particular. I've just been enjoying it While this dries, let me go pick up my lashes I am always into a waterline color that matches the look so I put out the color pop cream gel liner and cherry pie They had a cherry collection come out this summer and that's where I got this from just running this as you can see on my waterline I know sometimes reds can make the eyes that look very irritated in the waterline But I like it for this look and then my current favorite drugstore eyeliner the rublon color stay sharp line I'm gonna give myself a nice swing y'all know I cannot talk to you while I do this. So yeah Give me a moment. We got the wings. I am going to pull in the R. E. M. Beauty lengthening mascara I like this mascara. I won't repurchase it again, but I like it. So let me pop this on the lashes Now for eyelashes, I think I'm gonna pull out Lily lashes trophy wise You can't get these anymore They're on older style and take me a while to put them on and then once they're on I'm gonna pick out lip colors and we'll do the lips on camera and move. We'll be done It's so pretty. I'm not surprised So let's get into the lips. I put out some random products. So we'll see how it goes But we're gonna start off with this lip liner. This is from Mel. It's the precision lip ultra precision pencil in Esperanza So I'm gonna line my lips with this. It's kind of hot pink. I was hoping it would be more red I don't know. It looked more red to me. This is clearly not red. Hold on Okay, I got some of an oldie but a goodie color pop overtime. It's kind of mixing in with this pink really cute Okay, and then I actually I'm gonna make sure I fill in the lips with this and then over top I'm still trying to figure out these elf glossy lip stains. I have mine in the shade pinkies up Does this look pink to you? No, these are so weird. The colors are so off I don't even mind the formula. The formula is fine, but I hate the colors They don't look good and they are not what they claim for them to be But honestly on top of this lip liner, it wasn't a poor choice I also pulled this Laura Mercier lip gloss. What are you? You are in the shade Tulip I thought it would be nice to bring out the tones of that transition color that we started off with I mean it's a gloss. It's not going to do too much. Mmm. I've never used this before This smells like a vanilla cupcake. Honestly, I feel like that added something might not be much Totally did okay I like this lip with this look might not be perfect, but it screams Valentine's Day to me Okay, give me my man. Let me put them myself together And I will be back guys. This is a valentine's day. Look. I'm so happy it came out this way I really love the way that the look turned out. So, um, yeah, basically I'm Just spent this entire video trying to sell the celestial divinity palette to you If you like the colors if you don't think you're gonna wear the colors, of course, you don't need it Uh, but if this is a palette that you're kind of on the fence on and you wanted a little push I'm pushing you girl. I am pushing you. I love this one. Like I said, it's one of my favorite palettes And just knowing that it really like wasn't available for such a long time And a lot of you guys are new Pat McGrath fans The fact that it's available now makes me excited as a Pat McGrath lover and educator Anyways, I am filming this on sunday. So it is Super Bowl sunday 5 40 We are about 45 minutes out from game time. Not that I care about football I don't really want it but the pizza and the commercials is what I'm all about So I hope you guys enjoyed this video and you found it helpful Thank you so much for hanging out with me creating a look with me And I will see you guys in the next one. Have a good one You