Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com, coming at you with the brand new 2021 Top Series 2 Baseball. This is Sixbox Jumbo. Pick your team number one from jaspyscasebreaks.com. All card ship. A lot of fun stuff popping out of here. All right, so I guess there's some golden tickets to go to some events and whatnot. So a lot of fun stuff. A very big thanks to everyone here for jumping in on the action. 2021 Top Series 2 Baseball, Sixbox Jumbo, pick your team number one on a Friday. Thanks for spending a bit of your Friday with us. And there are all of your teams right there. Now, if you see a little rooftop next to your name, that means you won that spot in that team random that we did. So, there it is. Jumbo has six boxes right there. How many cards per pack? 46 cards per pack. 10 packs per box, 46 cards per pack. All card ship. I mean, each of these boxes feels like a brick. And I guess there's, what are these two just loose cards just laying around here? All right, so there's Juan Soto right out of the gate, which is for Josh. And then there's Gary Carter for the Mets. That's gonna be for Chris. Yeah, that's why this break's gonna take about an hour or so, probably more. Good luck, everybody. The names are kind of tiny right here. That's too small. They gotta make the names larger and bolder. These two, box number one. Good luck. So remember, all card ship for Destin May, really wanted a breakout season for him. Not sure what these foils are pretty nice to. I think these are the variations, which I'm glad that they flipped around because that makes it easier for us to spot. These inserts are pretty fun as well. And then we think the gold foil parallels are every other box. And we've got a lot of promising rookies in this set. We just need one or two of these rookies to really start to break out. There's some fun die cuts here. And so I know I'm going a little quick, but just in the interest of time, we are gonna have to do it that way. But remember, everything ships. So whatever parallels or variations that I might have missed or something like that, they will all ship. So fear not. I don't know what. Yeah, shipping department will be busy with these breaks, Sean, that's for sure. Yeah, so give them a few extra days, ladies and gentlemen, couple extra days for them to get all this sorted and shipped out. I'm not sure what rookies we're really looking for here. I think we still have, yeah, I think K'Brien Hayes is in this list. We'll look out for some of his rookie cards. Jazz Chisholm would be another one of those guys. Yeah, so those are the ones we're looking for there. So on and so forth in addition to the autographs. Just gotta see what one of those cards look like, then I could keep an eye out for those. It's Jay Cronenworth, he's pretty good. It's Clark Schmidt. We've got a Justin Turner to 2021. And we've got a gold rookie. Parallels are always nice. And that's Jemai Jones for the Orioles. Wasn't he an angel? Yeah, he was. That goes to the O's, that'll be for Corey. Kenley Janssen, he's throwing the ball pretty well this year. Not surprisingly, he's healthy. It's also his free agent here, his walk here. So of course he's always seems like that, right? So guys walk here and all of a sudden he's hitting well or pitching really well. I guess the main thing though for Kenley is that I think he's pretty healthy, healthy as he's ever been in recent years. So he's looking good. It's Ozzie Albee's and this is cool. There's Jonathan Aruaz, 153 out of 199. For the Red Sox, I like that sort of, what do they call in this parallel here? To 199, they're calling that Red Foil. Nice. Red Sox, that's gonna be for Andrew. There's our first relic, Alex Bregman. Piece of his jersey, going to Aaron and the Astros. Isn't Trevor Rogers having a good season there for the Marlins? There he is. I think he's won NL Rookie of the Month, the first two months I wanna say. That's for EA and the Marlins. There is David Price to 2021 for the Dodgers. It's gonna be for Henry who's got my boys in blue. Here is the autograph right here and Ryan Weathers, gold autograph for PJ and the Padres. Rookie gold and Derek Lee. Remember Derek Lee, 42 out of 50. Cubs autograph, that goes to Corey who won the Cubs in that team, Red. And it's Joey Bart, Rookie for Joe P. Supposed to be the future Buster Posey. I'm sure he would've been called up sooner, but Buster Posey has turned back the clock a little bit. So I think Joey Bart has been hanging out in the minors, hitting pretty well. Arthur, what's going on? Go Suns, he says. Yeah, we've been hearing from Joe P. Last few weeks, Suns playing some good basketball. You're on the bandwagon, huh? Oliver Soar, you played some basketball with Derek Lee. What kind of games does Derek Lee have? And we got a JD Martinez to 70 with the top 70 print in the background there. That's for the Red Sox, that goes to Andrew. Are they calling it the 70, yeah, platinum anniversary? Is what they call it, out of 70.  Just making sure, just checking. Arthur, I feel like there's gonna be a lot of bandwagon fans that are appearing in Phoenix. Have you seen them on the streets? There's the Cabrion Hayes, so his rookie card, he's in the field, right? And there's Goldfuture Stars, and we've got a, what is this? This is the Independence Day, out of 76, 76 out of 76. That's Stephen Piscotti for the A's, Rick Thomas. Ryan Hayes with the pirates, Chad with the buckos. And another relic here, nice, big rookie card relic, Jake Cronenworth, Logo Patch. I think these are manufactured patches, but still looks pretty cool, P.J. and the Padres. These are all 100s, I need 130s. Oh wow, I didn't realize that, that Derek Lee had a full right to North Carolina for both baseball and basketball, or signed with the Padres as the first round, or he ended up signing with the Padres, that's crazy. I did not know that. I think, I wanna say that there was, wasn't Tony Gwynne actually a pretty good basketball player, and that he could've, that he could've maybe carved out a career as a, I mean, I think he was a much better baseball player, but I think he could've carved out a career as a basketball player. Yeah, that rookie patch is pretty cool. All right, here are your silver packs, the hobby exclusive packs. So those will have all the mojo refractors on there. There's Ryan Jeffries, Luendias, Lindor, Sandberg. There's a Joey Bart, Josh Bell, Blake Snell, and a Nate Pearce, nice. All right, that was just box one, box two. Arthur's got some sun stuff tattooed on, I was just making sure, Arthur. People in the, I don't know, from my perspective, I just don't hear anybody talk about the suns, and all of a sudden, one playoff run, and all of a sudden, everyone's talking, all this big talk about the suns, and I was just wondering if they were just new fans, or just haven't heard them talk about them before. I think it's nothing to talk about really before, right? Another jumbo here. Is that right? Tony Gwynn is the leading scorer in San Diego State basketball. Andrew, I'm almost certain that a mixer of that caliber, of that size, that there's probably a few fillers that we have to do. Double check the website, Andrew, and make sure you see all that. I'm sure there's fillers involved. Let me know if there is. I know, right? I think Arthur said back in the day that maybe Arthur's parents were originally from Dallas, or is that his dad was a big Cowboys fan or something like that, and that got passed down by parents, perhaps? That's some good trivia, Oliver, I really like that. Who is the leading scorer in San Diego State Aztec basketball history? Oh, there you go, and no Cardinals in Arthur's formative years. Did that make sense? Yeah, there's a lot of people in LA who are not, I mean, just no football in certain markets leaves a whole generation or two of fans who just have different allegiances. All right, Jumbo box number two, good luck. Jazz chism's supposed to be pretty good. There's a jazz chism and a Kevin crimeer. I don't know why that was turned around. Maybe that's a variation. I'll sleeve it up anyway. There's Larry Walker, piece of his lumber. Game use lumber. Going to the rocks, that's gonna be for Chris. Chris Maxwell with that. Someone go out there, I'm still thinking about that Tony Gwynthat. Someone go out there and try to win a bar bet on that San Diego State stat. There's Cody Hewer for the White Sox. Marc Casanzo, Mark picking up the, getting the White Sox in that team random, which the names are a little bit bigger on these cars or just a tiny bit too tiny. There is a Randy Johns. That must be some sort of short print or variation because it was flipped around. Mariners, Jesse with the M's. Zach McKinstry. And there's a rookie gold that drew Rasmussen. Rookie gold for John and the brew crew. Arthur has all three of his favorite teams tattooed on it. Nice. And there's Tanner Hawk, which I guess they're probably just calling this green foil, right? Yeah, green foil to $4.99 for the Red Sox Andrew C with that. We got one of those relics again. Nice, it's a jazz Chisholm rookie card relic. Nice logo patch. Looks pretty cool. Goes to EA and Miami. Nice, a commemorative patch right here. I don't know how much value this stuff has, but I think they look really sharp. And that's a Shane Bieber. That's a facsimile autograph, isn't it? Yeah, because we already got the blue auto. Yeah, that doesn't look real. That's a facsimile autograph. It would say on the back too. This can get a little tricky. And Arthur's thinking about a Jasky's tattoo. I mean, this logo would be pretty cool. Some fun inserts here. All right, another little stack. Like every time I flip these cards around like this, it's gonna go the other way, it's just a little annoying. There's Tanner Rourke to 2021. Tanner will go to Toronto PJ with the Blue Jays. PJ Blue Jays. There's a rookie Tom Hatch to 2021. And this is a, I don't know if you can kind of tell, but that's more of a paper background. This is more of that glossy background right there. That's pretty cool. That's Bubba Starlink, 62 out of 99 for Chris and the Royals. This hatch will go to PJ and the Blue Jays. The Ramirez. There's another Cabrine Hayes right here for Pittsburgh. And that is Chad, Chad D. with the buckos. Ryan Mountcastle's been playing some good baseball lately as well. I know a lot of you must have pulled some Ryan Mountcastle, some of our older, some of our older Bowman Breaks. So keep an eye out for those, dig those out. Corey, Corey Parson with the Orioles. Now these exclusive packs here with the Mojo Refractors. Dylan Carlson's maybe another name that we're looking for, right? It's for the Cardinals, Austin with the Redbirds. Joe Adele, I think he's hitting pretty well in the minors. He might be called up soon. All right, next two boxes. These loose carts just rattling around the top there. It's kind of odd. All right, there's Tin Linsicum for the Giants. It's Joe P. And we've got Tyler Glass now with another tricky facsimile autograph right there for the Rays. That's gonna go to Thomas R. All right, next box. Any games going on right now? No, I think some games are warming up. Just one final today. Cubs beat the Cardinals 8-3. Kimbrell with the 16th save. Nance with the win. Genesis Cabrera with the loss. It's the only game in the books. We've got Sixers Hawks coming up in about an hour. Next box, good luck. I think we're gonna try to catch as many of these as possible, but just in the interest of time, we gotta go a little bit faster in this break. There's Michael Chavis to 20-21. That's for the Red Sox, that's for Andrew. There's Wade Miley to 20-21. And we've got a Lewin Diaz. Looks like short printer variation for EA and the Marlins. The Wade Miley goes to Henry and the Reds. And the Trevor Rogers will be for EA and the Fish. Thought I saw Cabrera and Hayes there, there you go. Another Jazz Chisholm. Next stack up here. And we got out of 2.99, we've got Orange Foil, Devin Williams going to John and the Brew Crew. And we got a Joey Bart Relic, 1.51 out of 1.99. Major league material. Going to Joe P and my rivals, the Giants.  Yeah, Joe P, Little Mermaid, Classic, some classic songs, and they're on that commercial. And there's a Raphael Marchand rookie autograph for Derrick and the Phillies. I know, right, Joe P? School must have gotten out early. Derrick Hamilton. Actually, just got home from school. Parents haven't gotten home yet, so they got on the computer. Summer, if you just got out of summer school. Probably Thomas, I don't even know what a Roblox is. And out of 4.99, we've got, so we got Tony Watson, Green Foil for Joe P. We got Ryan Weathers and we got Adonis Medina and we've got all sorts of things here. We've got Jackie Bradley Jr., Red Sox Edition for Andrew out of 300. We got Gold Foil, Adonis Medina for the Phillies. That's gonna be rookie Gold Foil for the Phillies. That'll be for Derrick. Out of 2021, we got rookie Ryan Weathers going to PJ and the Padres. And we got another Trevor Rodgers for EA and the rookie card logo patch, Six Dose Sanchez for EA and the Fish. Ooh, Thomas wants to see a one-of-one. I'd love to see a Super Fracture pop out of here. We still have a lot of boxes to go. Another facsimile autograph on that, Aaron Judge. Now remember, all car chip. I know I'm going pretty quickly through this, but this break is going to take long enough already. So we want to breathe through these quickly, but we'll kind of settle on some of the parallels, especially if they're rookies, this is not, but let's try to settle on some of the parallels, some of the fun inserts, obviously the hits. Bonus packs. I've seen in previous years, I've seen some of these hobby exclusive packs. I've seen some of them have autographs and I've seen some with lower number parallel. So there's that potential as well. Nothing too crazy there, but of course they will ship. All right, another box. All right, so there's these exclusive packages. I don't know why they have these, just cards just all loosey-goosey. Just sitting on top, it feels a little odd, but that's the way they're playing it. So one of these guys is Stan the Man for Austin and then we've got a Joe Adele rookie for Corey and the Angels. All right, next. So I don't know what else is going on in baseball. Apparently, Chicago White Sox playing Nick Madrigal on the 60-day IL with a hamstring issue. It's a pretty solid hitter. Man, White Sox have been kind of hit hard with some injuries to some key players. D-Backs fire hitting coaches, all of them I guess, for the GM backing Lavello. Metz GM rebuts Alonzo's manipulated ball theory.  Interesting. Well, of course the GM would say that. Metz acting general manager, Zach Scott, refuted New York first base when Pietolonzo's charge of Major League Baseball has been manipulating baseballs to hurt potential free agents, saying changes to the baseball have no influence on how players are valued or paid. Maybe until like the numbers at the end of the season. We got a short print of some sort. Yeah, the Aeronola, that's a cool shot. We got a drone shot. Derrick with the Phillies. And there's Chris Bubich, rookie relic for the Royals. That's gonna be for Chris Maxwell. And numbered as well, 146 to 199 with the Blackboarder. Clark Schmidt. We've got Paven Smith to 2021 Diamondbacks. John with the Snakes. Hopefully on the part of the future for the Diamondbacks. Alejandro Kirk, 70 years of baseball autograph. Going to PJ and the Blue Jakes. This rookie auto, there's Barry Larkin, Hank Aaron. And to 70, we've got Ryan Zimmerman. What is this parallel called? Maybe this is the 70. Oh yeah, this is the platinum anniversary. Is numbered to 70, 35 out of 70. Ryan Zimmerman for the Nats. That'll be for Josh Cruz. Another jazz chism for Joe. For sorry, check that for EA and the Marlins. There's another Joe Adele, as I was gonna say, for Corey and the Angels. Ooh, is that some red coming up? Or is that just the back of the card? That looks like the back of the card. It's JD Martinez. I feel like that should be numbered. It's not. Red Sox, Andrew with that one. And the rookie logo patch. That's gonna be Alex Kirlov. Josh Melton, who won the twins in that team random. Gets this commemorative patch. Which I think looks really cool. I thought that Dallas Kike was numbered for a second, but it's not. Everything ships though. Onwards. There's another Joey Bart there for the Giants. He was a former number one overall pick, Joe P. At least one of the top picks. He's up there. Have we seen, I don't think we've seen the, oh no, we saw the autograph, it was Alejandro Kirk. Got gold rookie Daz Cameron for the Tigers. That'll be for PJ, who won the Tigers in that team random that we did. And we've got some foil here. Got a 299, Alex Colomé. Josh Melton with the twins, with the orange foil. Yeah, got a 299. Got Alejandro Kirk again, rookie Silver for PJ and the Jays. Got Strowman is 2021. This is Miguel Sineau. So Chris Maxwell with the Metropolitan's. EA with the Marlins. Keep thinking that's Cabrion Hayes, but Cabrion Hayes is in the field. That's his photo for him. Brennan Rogers, bonus packs, the hobby exclusive packs. And then the final two boxes of this series two break. Joe P, I got that Willie Mays for you right here. Boom, these two cards just sitting loose. All right, there's Jazz Chisholm for EA and the Marlins. There's Aaron Judge for the Yankees. And let's dive into it, the next one. Let's see, what other, what other news do we have here? According to mlbetraderumors.com, uh-oh. Diamondbacks general manager Mike Hazen to take a physical leave of absence, hope he's okay. Giant's outright Scott Kazmere. We saw Nick Madrigal going on the 60 day IL and they pick up Brian Goodwin. Rangers designate Chris Davis with a K for assignment. Philly's outright Scott Cary. The outright Scott Cary? Evan Longoria out four to six weeks with a shoulder spasm. Krzysztovinsky undergoing Tommy John surgery. And I guess Red Sox ended up acquiring the players to be named later in that Andrew Ben and Tenney deal. Didn't Scott Kingery sign like a, yeah, the Phillies announced they, wow, they have reinstated infield or outfield of Scott Cary from the injured list and outrided him triple A Lehigh Valley. Cary cleared waivers is no longer part of the Phillies 40 man roster, though he's still with the organization. Needless to say, this is not what Phillies had in mind when they signed Kingery to a six year $24 million deal in the 2018 season. Kingery hadn't even played in the majors at that moment, making his deal the largest for anyone who hadn't appeared in the bigs. The former second round pick was a top tier prospect then, which Phillies, which led the face to Gamelon locking him up and what they thought was going to be team friendly prices for the long haul. He's earning four million this year and the club owes him a combined 15 million in 2022-2024 for the buyout as well. Wow. Yeah, I remember when that deal happened and people are wondering, oh, is this going to be like the future of how teams handle like their top prospects, but this might be a case against that, maybe leading more teams to just do the arbitration process. All right, we got Marcelo Zuna, zero to 60 and a Charlie Blackman in the name, one of one. Wow, Rockies. Chris Maxwell got the Rockies in that team random we did. It was the random team break within this picker team break and ends up with a one of one, the L of Blackman. Now, Chris, I feel like whether you wanted to or not, I feel like it is now your mission in life to complete the last name. That burden is on you now. Your mission, should you choose to accept it? I think you have to accept it. Chris with the Rockies, congrats. All aboard the Big In Express. Woo-hoo. Wasn't Thomas looking for a one of one as well? We got that one of one. And we got a 2021 out of 2021 Jazz Chisholm for EA. And our autograph is Nick Castellanos for the Reds. There you go, yeah, Thomas spoke that into existence. He's like, let's get a one of one. I appreciate it, Thomas. Thank you. 120 out of 199, Nick Castellanos for the Red Legs. That'll be for Henry. The cool shot right there. You got a Target Field logo in the background. Sorry, Anthony Rondon. Got more parallels we got. Well, there's picture time right here for the Braves. Out of 2021, Jose Garcia also for Henry and the Reds. And there's Scott Kingery right there. Yeah, he was supposed to be, you heard us talking about him. He was supposed to be a big deal. And again, I remember some people had speculated that, hey, with that Kingery deal, maybe this is how young players are gonna get signed and held on to through those arbitration years and maybe get those young players at a bargain. And instead of battling with them in arbitration year after year, there's a rookie Silver Pave and Smith for John. Although they did lock up, didn't they lock up Ozzy Albie's to an early deal? Or was it a Cooner or was it both? Maybe that strategy is still kind of alive. All right, there's another Cabrine Hayes. Haven't seen his auto or like a nice parallel, but seen some base cards. Some of those could grade out nicely. Pirates, Chad, Dee with the buckos. And we got a rookie Dean Kramer right here for the O's, Corey. Christian Pache, I thought I was gonna have a big season. He's been, I think he's been battling some injuries on and off and just really hasn't gotten his season into gear. Out of 4.99, Green Foil, Chris Davis, who was just designated for a Simon. He heard us talking about him too. Corey Parson with the Rangers. And look at this, Stephen Strasper, 2019 World Series Champion. Looks like a manufactured commemorative World Series ring medallion. That's pretty cool. Josh Proust with the Nationals. Nice, there's another Joe Adele. And the Inclusive Packs. And then our final box, believe it or not. Nice Alec Baum. We need Alec Baum to heat up a little bit. Still plenty of time this season, Derek. So it would be good for the hobby. Hashtag good for the hobby. Final box. Good luck, everybody. There's Mike Piazza. Metz Edition, going to Chris. There's Elo Jimenez for the White Sox. Mark for the White Sox. Get well soon. Joe, quick question. Yes. 2018, so goes the current team, the same. We'll give it to the team he was on in 2018. Cause there's a checklist. So the only time we do that is when there's no checklist. All right, what else is going on here? The looming crackdown on foreign substances according to mlbtraderoomers.com. This was an article written, what, a couple of days ago by Steve Adams on mlbtraderoomers.com. It's been less than a week since Major League Baseball made known that it will begin to crack down on the use of foreign substances by pitchers. And it's possible we've already seen some tangible results among some of the game's more prominent arms. Jorge Cascio of the LA Times pointed out that the spin rate of Trevor Bowers for a seamer dropped by about a couple hundred RPMs, revolutions per minute. Hitters around the league are monitoring such changes as evidenced by Josh Donaldson wondering aloud when asked by Dan Hayes of the Athletic, is it coincidence that Garrett Cole's spin rate numbers went down Thursday? After four minor leagues got suspended for 10 games. Now Yankees man made bristle at seeing their ace called out but Cole himself struggled to formulate an answer when plainly asked whether he was increasingly potent of foreign substances, spider-tack in particular, to dock to the ball. Yeah, that was kind of an awkward one right there. I don't know, that's a tricky situation. I don't know, I think baseball would rather try to get this taken care of as quickly and as quietly as possible because if they start unpacking everything, I think they're gonna realize that it's gonna be a lot of pitchers, a lot of top tier pitchers and a lot of top tier teams have been using a little extra. I think it's a lot like the, for me it parallels the PED thing where baseball just kind of sat around and didn't really enforce PED rules and then it kind of went unchecked and it ballooned to a certain level. Almost a crisis proportions. And I feel like the same thing kind of happened with them. I don't know if Manfred's commissioner tenure has not been very good, I think, in my opinion. All right, final box, ladies and gentlemen. We made it. We'll do a quick little recap at the end here. There's Adam Duvall to 300 and a Trey Turner relic, Major League material. I know everyone cares about my fantasy team. I just made a trade for Trey Turner today. Pretty excited about that. Get him in my lineup tomorrow. Moved Wander Franco and Christian Javier in my keeper league. I also got Josh Hader too. That was the main part of the deal. I was pretty excited about that. Trey Turner's having a pretty solid season. It's showing a little more power than he has in previous years. I don't know if that's gonna continue, but he's definitely got average on base speed stuff that I need for my fantasy team. And speaking of Trey Turner, there's his teammate, Carter Keeboom, Josh Pruce and the Nationals. So a couple nets for Josh. Another cabrion for Chad. This guy right here, this guy's also healthy. Also healthy and looking pretty good. Anyone have any thoughts on the MVP award? I just looked it up. The current NL, National League MVP award odds. Ronald Lacunius three to one. Tetease Junior three to one. I think DeGrom is at seven to one plus 700. I feel like Jake DeGrom, splashing a bit of money at those odds are pretty good. I don't think his Cy Young odds, he's like probably prohibitive favorite.  But if you go maybe MVP odds at seven to one, I don't know if you're feeling good about that, that might not be a bad investment there. Got a JP Craw, and another championship ring there. So there's JP Crawford 69 out of 70 for Jesse and the Mariners. There's that's Nikki Lopez. There's Victor Reyes for Detroit. It's out of 2021. And the old chip off the old block. The commemorative World Series ring, commemorating the 1995 World Series victory for the Braves. Kevin Graham with the bravos. Seven out of 70, that was a pretty good team. There's another Cabrion Hayes. Chris Bryant's at 13 to one. That might not be bad.  And the other other one seem, I mean Nick Casanos is 13 to one. Trey Turner's 18 to one, Bryce Harper 20 to one. And it starts to get a little long after that, but Mookie Betts at 25 to one, if you think he's gonna crush in the second half of the season. Remember a lot of times these baseball riders don't really think about the first half of the season. They kind of go off of the second half of the season a lot of times. We saw that happen with Josh Donaldson not too long ago. So maybe if you think about, hey, Corey Seeger who's at 50 to one. Let's say he just destroys the last second half of the season. That could be a good flyer. Splash a little bit of something there. And the AL MVP odds, Shoyo Tani at six to five. He's almost even money, plus 120. And I think that there was a mistake on my part at the beginning of the season. I don't think his odds are maybe like 10 to one, 18 to one, something like that. So those odds have changed dramatically for Shoyo. That market has shifted. There's Gregory Polanco to 20-21. There's Andrew Miller, gold foil for the Cardinals. Another pirate for Chad. Behind Shoyo is Vlad Guerrero at plus 230. And then it jumps all the way to plus 2000. JD Martinez, Andrew Bogart's, Byron Buxton, Aaron Judge. So the favorites right now in the AL MVP race, Shoyo Tani and Vlad Guerrero, junior. You gotta think it's Otani, right? If he keeps it up. All right, there's DD Gregorius at a 20-21. And at a 4.99, we got Scott Cary, green foil for the Phillies, Derek. And there is the DD for the Phillies. That'll be for Derek.  But I see a little bit of a yellow border right here. Maybe that might be a different parallel. We'll see. I don't think I have no randomizers or anything like that to do. A lot of gradable cards here. A lot of grading possibilities in this series too. A lot of rookies that you may just wanna, kind of some corner issues there. Some rookies that you may just wanna hold and just kind of see how they end up doing as the season continues. Still a lot of season left. So there, a lot of wait and see, I feel like. It's Yordon Alvarez, might be also, that was the yellow border on that card. And remember, in these Jumbo Pick Your Teams on jasphyscasewrakes.com, all card ship and Jojo Romero closes things out. Let's see what's in these exclusive packs. Dean Cramer, Contreras, Olsen, Alejandro Kirk. And the last exclusive pack here. Kyle Lewis, there's a Cabrion Hayes, Jose Boreos, and a Joey Bart, that's numbered, 93 out of 99. That's for Joe P. And the Giants. And the Cabrion Hayes, of course, goes to the Pirates Chad with that. And that is that, boys and girls. Thank you very much, everyone, for getting in. Let's show you, there's a lot of cards that are gonna be sleeved and top loaded. Let me just show you those. A lot of those were numbered 20 to 21, or maybe were a sort of outstanding rookie, or potentially outstanding rookie here. All the different foils are really cool. The different years that you see are really nice. Love all the different foils. A lot of different, good set building here, just because there's so many parallels. A lot of some facsimile autographs in the mix. And there's that old late 80s wood border right there. This is a classic. Here's what we saw towards the end. Right, and here are the relics and autographs. These rookie card commemorative patches are pretty cool. There's Derek Lee, and we got that one of one. Charlie Blackman, the letter L, which is really sharp. Thanks everybody. That was 2021 Top Series 2 Baseball Six Box Jumbo. Pick your team break, number one, from jaskyscasebrakes.com. I'm Joe, and I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye bye.


The Ethiopian military held a ceremony at the capital Addis Ababa on Tuesday to bid farewell to their newest recruits. The mayor's office says 3,000 women and men will join the ranks of Ethiopia's National Defence Force. A ceremony was held in Addis Ababa on Tuesday, bidding farewell to the Ethiopian military's newest soldiers. According to the mayor's office, 3,000 men and women will join the ranks of Ethiopia's National Defence Force. Recruits like 18-year-old Meret Achamo. I am ready to do everything in my capacity for my country, even sacrifice myself. I am ready to give my blood, my life, to protect Ethiopia. Youth from across the country are joining the federal forces, as a war between the Tigray People's Liberation Front and the central government spreads. On Sunday, the Amhara region, which neighbours Tigray, called on all young people to take up arms against the TPLF. A resident in the town of Dabak in northern Amhara said he had seen young people lining up on Monday in response to the call. Dabak lies around 25 miles south of Zarema, which the TPLF claims its fighters have reached. That's after seizing their first town in Amhara, Adi Arke, over the weekend, according to spokesman Gita Chureida. A spokesman for the Amhara regional government said the areas are still under Amhara control. Last week, forces loyal to the TPLF also pushed into Afar region to the east, home to the main highway and railway linking Addis with the seaport of Djibouti. Meanwhile, the United Nations has also warned that 24,000 Eritrean refugees in Tigray have become cut off from humanitarian aid. Baba Balush, spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, said violence had escalated in and around the Mayani and Adi Harush camps. Clean drinking water is running out. No healthcare services are available and hunger is a real danger. The last food distribution to both refugee camps was done in late June, which provided them rations for just one month. Thousands of people have died in the Tigray conflict. Around 2 million have been forced from their homes and more than 5 million depend on emergency food aid.


Karen Swizek is the founder and owner of Make in the Bacon. It began as a blog in 2012. She has partnered with brands such as Meridian Credit Union, Minted.com, Camtech, and Supperworks for Influencer Marketing Campaigns. In 2017, Make in the Bacon evolved into a consulting, auditing, training services company for blogging, WordPress, and social media. She has facilitated numerous business blogging strategy workshops within the greater Toronto area. Karen is also a part-time instructor at Sheridan College for their blogging for fun and profit course and their effective strategies for social media courses. In her spare time, she enjoys reading and teaching group fitness classes several times a week. So welcome. Thank you. Good morning, everyone. Can everyone hear me OK? Just want to make sure, because I actually have a soft spoken voice, but I will try to project. So thank you so much for choosing to attend my talk, How Starting a Blog Changed My Life. So I know it kind of sounds like a cheesy after-school special, but really it has changed my life a couple times for the better. And it may not necessarily be what you think. So just to kind of give you a little bit of foreshadowing, it's very different from what you might expect. I'm not a full-time blogger, so I'm not like a social media influencer or anything like that. So without further ado, let's get started. So if you haven't searched me online, you're probably wondering, who am I? Who is this person? Why is she speaking at WordCamp? So I'd like to share with you who I was before I started blogging. So I have a degree in biochemistry from the University of Waterloo. I've gone through multiple jobs, multiple careers, so pretty much anything from project management to personal training. I even did a brief stint working in retail. I've applied to grad school twice. At one point, I thought I wanted to be a physiotherapist. And then another point, I thought I wanted to do a master's in food science, but I actually didn't end up doing either of those things.  I consider it to be an expensive piece of artwork hanging in my parents' living room. So I've been unemployed several times, rather than having a job set up for the next little bit. I usually spent the time being unemployed just trying to figure out what I wanted to do with my life. So during that time, which spanned over almost 10 years, I was very confused, frustrated and lost. I didn't know what I was doing, and it felt like everyone around me, my peers, my friends and family, they were kind of on this upward trajectory. So their lives were getting into place. They were getting promoted in their jobs. Whereas I felt nothing that I did was working out according to plan. So I felt I had started over several times. And I always like to tell people that instead of climbing the corporate ladder, I feel that my career is more like a rock climbing wall. So if anybody has actually tried of 30 years and collected their pension, and it's all good. And so initially I thought it was good, but I eventually fell back into the same pattern of being lost, frustrated and confused. So why I actually started blogging was because I was looking for ways to help fund my wedding. So I was searching how to make money, and starting a blog was actually one of the results. So it really wasn't actually to start writing, which is more like, how can I make some money? However, so I started a personal finance blog called Make in the Bacon. And a lot of the times I get asked, well, how did you come up with that name? And to be honest, I have no idea. I don't even remember, but all I knew was that I liked the name. It stuck and it was fun. And yeah, so I started it in 2012. And I felt that there was a need for more people to discuss the importance of creating multiple streams of income, saving for a rainy day, because a lot of the conversations I was having with people was that they seemed either very afraid of money, they didn't want to talk about money, or they seed, or excuse me, they saw money as being a bad thing, which in fact, we know it's not, it can be used as a tool and can help provide freedom and flexibility. So what actually ended up happening was that I didn't make money right away, but it ended up being a really fun hobby, so I really enjoyed blogging. And I found that I was able to develop some new skills, and it became a creative outlet to help tolerate a job that was very boring and repetitive. So I had a creative childhood. Growing up, I was very creative. I wrote a lot of poems and stories, did all those things like to doodle and draw and do lettering. However, I was never encouraged to take these things seriously. I also did well in English class. And then my OEC English teacher assumed that I was going to pursue a degree in writing or something related. However, I was led to believe that pursuing a degree in science, engineering, medicine would provide better career opportunities. So I was on that path where you know, go to get good grades, go to school, get a good job, and you're set for life. So even though I mentioned I have a biochemistry degree, I actually enrolled in engineering first. So I didn't do so well in engineering, and it was basically a combination of being away from home for the first time, not getting along with my roommate, having a crazy workload, and having trouble making friends. So it was just kind of this really massive, big stress ball. And then so after not doing so well in engineering, I kind of felt like in a panic to add more fuel to the fire, my parents were panicking for me.  What are you gonna do? And then I'm like, I don't know. It's like, what are you gonna do? I'm like, I don't know, I'll go into science. So really it was just kind of a panic going into science. And in hindsight, when I think about it, I probably should have just taken some time off of school or even earlier than that, probably have taken a gap year between high school and engineering. Because I feel at such a young age, it's really hard to figure out what you wanna do. We know, especially in university, it's a lot about the theory. I mean, even though I did a co-op program, I had some experience working in the lab, I still felt it wasn't the same. And it wasn't until I was actually in the real world, going through several jobs that I realized what I wanted to do and then what I didn't want to do. So all I knew was that I didn't wanna do any research. So the blog brought back creativity into my life. So as I had mentioned earlier, as a kid I like to write poems and stories and I found that blog reckoned my love for writing. And so many years had passed where I was not really doing anything creative. And blogging was a way for me to express my thoughts and feelings. And then I'm also an introvert, so I feel I'm better at expressing myself through the written word versus speaking. So blogging is not just about the writing I found I had developed a lot of skills. So I was continuously improving my communication skills. I was using social media to network and market my blog and business. And when you think about your blog can eventually become a business where you can be presented with business opportunities. So you're thinking about things such as negotiating rates, what are the terms of how you're gonna get paid? Like signing contracts. So I did a lot of networking online, learned how to develop an online presence, how to build the brand. And as I mentioned, it felt like I was running a side business. I learned about creating managing content. And I guess one of the most important skills since we're at WordCamp was learned how to use WordPress. And it was quite interesting back in 2012. So I just threw it out there, asked people what can I use to blog? Like how would I start a blog? And really the unanimous answer was WordPress. I don't even recall anybody mentioning Squarespace or Wix at the time. To be honest, I'm not sure whether or not they existed at that time, but maybe they weren't as popular as they are now. So learned a bit about WordPress, how to use it as a content management system, learned about what themes are, how to choose a theme, plugins, and then what certain plugins you should use. But of course, it wasn't all sunshine and roses. So I made a lot, lot of mistakes. So I'd like to share with you some things that I did wrong or I didn't do right away. So I was actually anonymous for several years and it was one of those things where I was scared because I was working for the government. But even though I wasn't breaking any rules in their social media policy and what I was blogging about personal finance had nothing to do with working for the government. I worked in food inspection. So as you can see, there were two very different categories. But again, I was very afraid that people would be very critical of my opinion and they'd be wondering like, what is she talking about? Why is she talking about this? So even my friends and family, they didn't know about it except for my sister and boyfriend at the time. So I was anonymous for about, I think almost four years.  So this was before I knew about Unsplash. And I wasn't consistent with posting. And when I say when I wasn't consistent, I mean, I was not inconsistent. So there'd be one week where I'd post one or two times and then several months would go by and then I would post again. Even though I was on social media, I wasn't even really promoting my content that much. I had this idea that, okay, I published a post, everyone's gonna see it, they're all going to come when we know that is not necessarily the case when you're starting a blog for the first time. And for another strange reason, I thought I didn't need any help and I thought I could figure everything out on my own. And we know that's true in a sense, thanks to Google and YouTube. But again, you have to think about what is your time worth to you?  Okay, so even more things I did wrong and didn't do right away. So I didn't have any kind of focus. I claimed to be a personal finance blog but if you were to go back way, way back into my archives, I actually blogged about pretty much anything and everything. There was one post where I blogged about Costco, shopping at Costco. And then there was another one where I blogged about travel. I blogged about relationships. I blogged about careers. So it wasn't specifically about personal finance. As I mentioned, wasn't that active on social media right away? And I didn't even do a lot of in-person networking either which can be very helpful too if you have a blog. And I wish I had a screenshot to show you guys how ugly my first site really was. So I'm sure the theme suburbia is completely different now but back when I first started, it was very ugly. This kind of reminds me of some like old school wallpapers like yellow and just not very pretty. So not only that, I really didn't put in the time and the effort. So I was more focused on trying to build a career at my full-time position which kind of makes sense. So I felt like I had too many things on the go and I really wasn't planning on taking the blog seriously until a few years after working at my full-time job. So it was never a priority. So I just want to talk about how it actually changed my life for the first time. So with my government job, not only was it very boring and repetitive, it was getting to the point where I wanted to quit my job every day. So I'm not sure if anybody has ever had that feeling when they're just basically looking at the clock every hour, so that was me. Not only that, I actually started my job every day at 6.30 a.m. 6.30 a.m., so guess what time I woke up? At 5 a.m., so it was just basically me and the truck drivers on the road. And during my time there, I felt like I had not gained any new skills. I was not being challenged. My efforts at the government agency, they were not paying off, so what I tried to do was I joined health and safety committees, I joined a career committee for young employees at the government, I even created and facilitated a workshop. I had numerous interviews with upper management and I did a lot of job shadowing to figure out what I wanted to do. So when I realized nothing was changing despite my efforts, I decided to make a couple of decisions that I would put more effort into building the blog. So as I mentioned, not being consistent, if I had a dollar for every time I quit the blog, I probably would have had a good lump sum in my bank account now because I had actually quit the blog a numerous amount of times and then in 2015 I made the conscious decision actually kind of flipping the switch and deciding I'm gonna actually put effort into this. I'm gonna almost treat it as a part-time job, like schedule time on evenings and weekends, even during my lunch break to do whatever I can to work on the blog. And then I made another decision to leave the government agency entirely. So through WordPress I discovered HTML and CSS and then at one point I thought I wanted to be a web designer or a web developer. So I took some workshops and a part-time intro to web development course and there was even one point where I was actually dropping between eight to 10K for those six to eight week developer boot camps and like, okay, I'm gonna do this. I'm gonna be a coder. But then I decided that that wasn't the path for me. I still ended up going to start-up and tech-related networking events just because I was really fascinated by the culture and I just wanted to be a part of it. But I found it actually difficult to network and maybe it was because I wasn't portraying myself as someone who had started a blog and had all these skills, but more so as someone who was a government worker and telling everybody I just want to get out of the government. So I used those skills that I had gained from the blog and actually put them onto my resume and then applied to start-up. So not necessarily for coding jobs but for things that were related to the start-up. So such as community management, product management and things like that. And then finally after applying for, I can't remember how many jobs I was offered a job as a business analyst at a start-up in Toronto. And this was such a turning point because I still remember that specific moment when I called my husband and I found out I told him I had got the job because for the first time in a very long time I was crying but it was not out of frustration or depression but it was actually more tears out of happiness. And of course I took it because I was hungry for challenge, I was hungry for the change. I was well aware that I was leaving a steady job with pension, with benefits, a lot of vacation. And of course I was met with a lot of criticism from my colleagues. So people were saying like, oh, it was too risky, we were still in a recession. But again, these were people who were risk adverse and they had been with the government for 20, 25 years. So really for them it was easy street. So they only had to work a few more years and then they could collect their pension. Whereas me, I was in a different boat. I still had another 25 to 30 years and I couldn't even imagine myself staying there for another two years. So not only leaving that steady job, I took a huge pay cut but eventually I made significantly more than my government job. So it's interesting to note that at the government I was one of the youngest employees. But when I joined the startup I was one of the oldest employees. So the CEO was 24 years old so it was just kind of interesting to think what was I doing with my life when I was 24 years old? Definitely not running a company. So at my position I had to learn on the fly. I was constantly thrown into the fire. Every day it felt like it was something new, often a challenge. And it was an insane learning curve. So this was a business analyst job. So being on the tech team but then also communicating to the business team as well. So I had multiple hats in addition to being that liaison I was responsible for purchasing servers, setting up servers, maintaining the servers. I'm trying to keep that uptime of 100%. And it was just crazy to think having a degree in biochemistry and no formal tech experience, no experience working at a startup and doing what I did there. Okay, so the blog actually ended up changing my life a second time. So unfortunately we got acquired by a larger company and I was let go in the beginning of 2017. So there was that brief period of time where I looked at nine to five jobs and then I thought, oh, okay, now I'm more marketable. I have a set of new skills. Why don't I just look for another nine to five job? And the thought was, I'll have a steady paycheck and I'll just continue to work on my blog on the side. So instead I decided to dedicate the majority of my time to the blog and use it as an online resource. So based on the skills learned from blogging, I decided to create a consulting business. So while I was working the startup, I was kind of already in the process of trying to figure out how I wanted to create a business from it. So it's funny because instead of telling people that I took the leap, because you always hear people saying, I took a leap, I lost my full-time job. Me, I just like to say, I had a bit of a head start so I was like pushed. So as of right now, I teach and advise small business owners on using blogging and social media for their business. But of course, again, not all sunshine and roses because we know it never is.  It was only meant for millennials.  So all of these crazy ideas and like who uses a blog? And I think before I explained it to my parents, they were like, what's a blog or what are you doing? And also for transparency sake, you know, I was not one of those bloggers who was making a full-time income or anywhere close to that. And another thing too, not having a business background, I quickly learned how different and how much more difficult it is to run a business for using your skills. And then even as I started to network and tell people about my consulting business, there were a lot of naysayers out there who didn't believe that having an online presence was necessary in this day and age that you should only network in person. And I believe, you know, that doesn't make any sense because the two can work together because when you think about it, the people you meet say, for instance here, you can stay connected with them on Twitter or on LinkedIn or vice versa. You can ask on Twitter who's attending WordCamp, you know, using that hashtag. And then if people answer, you can start a conversation with them prior and then eventually, you know, meet up at the event. So a lot of people didn't believe, you know, again, similar to what my parents said, oh, like, you know, social media, it's only for the millennials, it can't help my business, it doesn't work. And then I also noticed that many people were charging significantly less to write posts, hence devaluing the work and which is why I decided to focus more on teaching people how to blog instead. And then also with the growing popularity of video, people think that blogging is dead, which doesn't make sense because when you think about it, people consume content in different ways. They'll listen to podcasts, they'll watch videos and then when people, as far as I know, people still read. So they would look at, you know, articles on the internet. And I think it really depends on what type of information you're portraying because some things can be better displayed as a video whereas some things are probably better displayed as a blog post. Okay, so what happened after that? As mentioned in the brief introduction by Kathy, I am an instructor shared in college for their blogging and social media course. And so I also teach blogging workshops within the Greater Toronto area, so I've taught them in Oakville and Toronto and in Burlington. I've been a keynote speaker, workshop facilitator and panel moderator at a conference. I'm going to be the co-author on two books that are publishing in 2020. And then more recently, I signed on to be the lead author on a book project that will be publishing around late 2020, early 2021. So I've talked about my story on a couple of podcasts. And I'll actually be launching a podcast too, just to share with you guys next month, hopefully next month. It's called the Bacon Bits and Bites podcast. And of course, now I am a speaker at WordCamp Hamilton and where I continue to share my story with all of you. So I had attended WordCamp Hamilton about three years ago as an attendee. And I have never imagined I would be speaking at one three years later. And in all honesty, based on everything that I've shared with you guys, I never expected I'd be where I am today. I honestly thought when I was in the government, I'd be working there for 25, 30 years. And this is kind of based on why I believe that you need to create content or you should look into creating content and sharing it. So what are the benefits of creating content? And when you think about it, people are constantly consuming content. We crave content. So I'm sure pretty much everyone here has a smartphone and they're either looking at it now or they look at it during their commute on your lunch break. You're just looking through your social media feeds, just scrolling, reading, reading things while waiting at the dentist, at the airport. And you never know who is reading, watching or listening to your content. And when you think about it, they may be waiting for the right time to reach out to you. It can start a conversation and lead to connections or opportunities. So say if you post something online, it can catch the attention of someone. They can start following you. Maybe it can lead to an online connection. Maybe then even eventually a video call, a phone call, a meeting in person or maybe then a project.  And I know maybe some of you might be thinking like, oh, okay, well, that's easier said than done. How do I find something? Like, I don't know what I'm passionate about. So here are some questions that I think would be good to ask yourself. What do you enjoy doing in your spare time? What did you enjoy doing when you were growing up? And what have you always wanted to try? Why not learn a new skill? So again, thanks to the internet, we can also look into taking courses, webinars, workshops online, if you can't make the commitment to attend an in-person workshop, take up a hobby, attend conferences, meetups. Now don't be afraid to make new connections and go for coffee dates. So a couple of apps that I use on my phone for networking is the Shaper app, which I consider it to be like Tinder for business. So you're basically just swiping right the people who you'd like to have a coffee with. And then also there's another one called Bumblebiz. So I feel I've made a few decent connections through the Shaper app, but I've yet to connect with somebody through Bumblebiz. So think about also tapping into your network, use your LinkedIn connections, and ask questions, seek answers. So how else can you discover your passion? Reading books, reading blogs. What about bullet journaling? Writing down ideas, just jotting down things. What are your goals? Listening to podcasts, audio books, or if you prefer to watch things, why not check out some TED Talks or YouTube videos? So I'd like to share a few of my recommendations. So some books I've enjoyed reading, The One Thing by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan. Tools of Titans by Tim Ferriss. It's a lot of great interviews with famous people, high achievers, blogs such as pro blogger, seagull work, those first two blogs are mainly like blogs about blogging, digital marketing, online income. And the last one gave me back my five bucks was actually the first blog I came across when I was searching how to make money online at the time. So yeah, she's a blogger based in Vancouver where she just blogs, shares about her income, investing advice and things like that. The personal finance one? Oh yeah, give me back my five bucks. Yeah, it's one of my favorites. It's not like, has a lot of heavy jargon with investing. It's just very down to earth, easy stuff, what you can do to save money. Basic steps if you want to start investing on your own. So going back to writing, if you're interested in bullet journaling, and I just recently started bullet journaling because I found I had too many notebooks. I had like an actual notebook for notes on books. So it was kind of like getting to the point where I couldn't remember which book I had that note, but having it in one master book, it definitely helped. So if you're interested in that, trying the bullet journal by Ryder Carroll, Productively Planner, and then some podcasts as well. So the first one has to do with more money mindset. The second one has to do with where, Reed Hoffman, the founder of LinkedIn, he interviews people who have successfully scaled their business. So interview with the founder of Airbnb, Marcus Zuckerberg of Facebook. And then if you like TED Talks, to be honest, I don't really watch TED Talks. This was the only one, but this one's an interesting one why some of us don't have one true calling. This is the speaker, she talks about multi-potential lights. So it's basically how a lot of people don't have just one thing, they don't do one thing for the rest of their lives, but how they combine several interests together. So I want to talk about the benefits of being creative. It gives you time and space to think, helps to de-stress, and reduce anxiety. So a quote, unused creativity is not benign. It metastasizes, it turns into grief, rage, judgment, sorrow, and shame. We are creative beings, we are, by nature, creative. And so why creativity is necessary? And here are some facts that I found, I'll do some research. It's the single most important skill in the world. It's say it's a number one factor for future success. And it's related to nine of the top 10 skills that global executive say is essential for 2020 and beyond. So create something and share it. Just write something and share it online. Or if you want to create something, take a picture of it and share it. And of course, thanks to the internet, it can reach a wider amount of people online. So don't be afraid to share your creation with the world. So it's okay if it's not perfect, done is better than perfect. So putting out the first version, it may not be the best, but you know if you keep on doing it, you will get better. Because also, when you think about it, if you don't share anything, how will people know it exists? So where you can share? Obviously on social media. Bayhance is an online platform where you can showcase and discover work. So if you like to write medium or a LinkedIn publishing platform, hit record. So this platform was actually founded by Joseph Gordon-Levitt. If anybody's familiar from Third Rock from the Sun, things also in Inception. So it's an online community where basically you can post projects that you have and find people to collaborate on arts and media projects together. So the focus isn't necessarily just promote your own work, but it's really more to find people to work with. So say if you're looking for somebody, I need help publishing a book, I need help creating a film. So we share thoughts and ideas.  So people will share things that they find to be useful. And then they also share things that they think will be useful to other people. Oops, did I miss one? Sorry. Okay, so we're a sharing economy. We've all known Uber, Airbnb, and then crowdfunding, co-working spaces, task rabbit. And when you think about it, that passion project could eventually be a source of income. And then it can lead to multiple sources of income. So ads on site isn't the only way connecting with other people through your content. And again, as I mentioned before, it can lead to partnerships and collaborations. So think about your online income streams, creating a store, resources, courses, affiliate marketing, or you have a skill you want to teach. This is what I've been doing is consulting services, creating workshops, pitching yourself to have paid speaking opportunities. So the thought possibilities are endless. So it actually is possible to do something you love and get paid for it. So I'm not gonna sugarcoat it. It does take a significant amount of persistence, time, and effort, but eventually it becomes worth it. And of course, don't believe the overnight success hype you see on social media. So don't compare your chapter one to somebody's chapter 21. So some key takeaways. Try and figure out what you're passionate about. Ask questions. Stay curious. And start that passion project. Share it. Because you never know what opportunities or people it could lead you to. Thank you. Are there any questions? Yes. Hi. Hi. It's a great time. Well, thank you. So I know and understand the value of blogging experience and making sure that not only something my day job, but that's a part of my workflow, but my personal blog has been really hard to make the time to make that a priority. So do you have any recommendations for creating the habits or workflows of maybe setting realistic expectations? Because then I'll set expectations, but then I won't meet them and then I kind of beat myself up about it and then just don't do it. Sure, yeah. So the question is if, you know, what are some tips and tricks for, I'm guessing like maintaining the workflow and creating consistency. So I can totally understand because as I mentioned, I was working for the government and blogging and then I was actually also teaching group fitness classes while I was doing that. So it felt like I was having three jobs. So what I found is that actually physically scheduling it, whether it was in my Google calendar or in my agenda, just writing down what I wanted to do. And I think even breaking down, because it can sound daunting, like, oh, I have to write this blog post. But I think even just breaking it down into little steps saying like, oh, on Monday, I'm gonna brainstorm ideas for the blog, maybe later on in the week, another step, I'm going to start a draft for the blog. Another step could be, okay, the following week, I'm gonna look for some images for the blog. So I feel, again, it's like that saying like, how do you eat an elephant? Just taking it one bite at a time. And I think to also, don't be so hard on yourself because there actually is a thing called blogger burnout where people, they feel the need, oh, I have to blog five times a week. But when you think about it, you're probably overwhelming your reader too. Oh, she's published five articles, I'm so behind. So I think giving yourself some time and space and just being realistic. So if you can only get out one blog post a week, that's fine, one every two weeks, whatever works best for you. So consistency can be really different for everybody. Just don't be like me and wait three months and then start blogging again. Any other questions? Yes. I'm wondering about your blogging in the financial world versus doing the courses and speaking and whatnot. Where are you seeing your income from more, from the blogging or from the other activities? That's a good question. So the question was where are you seeing your income? So when I first started blogging and personal finance, it was more so from the blog. So I did a lot of sponsored posts and had brand partnerships. But then when I pivoted and decided my niche was going to be more about blogging and social media, I decided that my blog would kind of be more of an educational platform so people would read and then eventually decide if they wanted to work with me or if they wanted to do an audit or if they wanted to do workshops. So as of right now, I've kind of steered away from doing sponsored posts and things like that. Anybody else? Yes. So I have a concept in mind that I'm excited about. I work full time and the thing that is holding me back I sort of feel like once I start, I'm worried that I'll get drawn in and have no life left. Or in order to have a life left, it will be sort of a half-hearted effort. So I'm just wondering if you have any comments? Okay, so the question is, I guess maintaining blog life balance, which is a good thing. You know what's interesting? This is just more so my opinion. I don't think I can really give you a black and white answer because when I first started, I think because I was so obsessed with the concept and writing, it became my life and I really enjoyed it. But at the same time too, I think the moment you start to feel burnout, it's probably a sign where you need to take a step back because the best way, like when you think about it, you can't force creativity. Like if it's not coming out, it's not coming out, so perhaps you need to take some time away from it and then you'll come back feeling refreshed. So I think you can balance the two, but again, it's just one of those things. How much effort do you want to put into it? Because unlike some of my colleagues, they have been blogging and also working full-time for like six years and now they're making a full-time effort. They really put in the effort as if they were working two full-time jobs. But I decided I wanted to focus on my career and just kind of leave it as a part-time job. So I don't think there's anything wrong with saying, if you just kind of want to dip your toe into the water and start off slowly and go from there. Yes? Yes. Yeah, that's a really good point. So the question, if I'm rewording it properly, is to look into, would it be better to look into actually creating the quality content first versus monetizing? Yes, yes, and yes, again, because I think a lot of the times now, I'm sure if you look on Pinterest, you'll see a ton of blogs posting, you know, how to make money online, how I made $5,000 in a month, like, what I did this, how to make money, how to make money, which is great because I know for a lot of people, eventually that's the goal. But when you think about it, you need to focus on the quality first and building the community because there is a lot of bad content out there. But at the same time, there's also a lot of good. And I think, you know, as a blogger, if you're starting a blog, you owe it to yourself and the community to provide decent content. Any other questions? Yes? Sorry, a lot of businesses tend to use blogs or the tool for SEO. So how did you sort of drive traffic to your site and how did you optimize your blog for SEO? So what I did mainly, to be honest, I didn't, oh sorry, the question was how businesses they end up using blogging now to drive traffic to their site and how I use SEO to help drive traffic. So for the most part, to be honest, when I first started a few years ago, I didn't really know anything about SEO. I was very scared. I'm like, what is this acronym? This sounds very scary. I'm gonna hold off on it for now. So really how I built my traffic was mainly through, you know, building community, social media, and then also doing a lot of guest posting as well. Because then when you think about it, if you're posting on somebody else's site, you're creating a link and then exposing yourself to a new audience and hopefully in turn, they will also promote it to their website. So I do a little bit of basic on-page SEO, nothing too crazy technical, and I know people stress the importance of keywords, keywords, but then when you also think about it too, you have to look at writing quality content as well. So really at the end of the day, I think it's the quality content that's what gets shared. Yes? Quality content, more and more now. So the good thing about focusing on quality or wanting to be both for us and for others is that you're really getting smarter and smarter. It's putting at most your potential, but really don't want to lose it. And there's a lot of potential. Yeah, definitely. So this is more of a great comment, by the way, just talking about how the Google algorithm now focuses on providing readers with better quality content. Oh, okay, so just going back into that, so the question is how you transition into paid speaking. I've only actually had one paid speaking opportunity, but I think doing things such as this, applying to speak at conferences, making sure that you can get either photos or video and then posting on your website. And another great way, I have it on my site where I have a page, so basically saying what I can speak about, where I've spoken type thing, and then inviting people to schedule a call with me if they're interested in having me as their speaker. So just putting it out there too. And I think showing some proof if you have it, and if not, then getting the proof. So I think that's all we have for now. Okay, so thank you so much for your questions. Of course, I'll be around and during lunchtime if you have any questions, feel free to reach out. Thank you.


Father God I went over some Interesting stuff tonight. I went over some things. I didn't understand I was just sharing it because I saw it in the word, but I also went over some hard things here tonight and There's some people here that need to come down here and Make their life turn around Quickly, they just wasted another year Putting it off Repentance Surrendering their will two years ago They had no friends no family and they were broke two years later now tonight It's the same thing Two years ago. They've been tormented by witchcraft spirits Two years later tonight. They're still being tormented and I know that you Love them and care about them and you want this thing to stop It's got to stop and I'm asking you Lord for Conviction on their soul so that they don't have to go through what Job and I went through They don't have to be broken To come home the prodigal son had to be broken in order to come home He had to lose everything and End up With pigs I had to be broken. I lost my daughter He was the only person in the family that really loved me And I lost her Job lost his family He lost everything But you restored him You restored the prodigal son you saved me and gave me a chance at life You saved my daughter who gave her a chance at life and what I'm saying to you Lord is this I Don't really want my friends to go through that.  No friends. No support nobody who cares I Don't want them to end up like Job lose their family all their money everything gone I don't want that. I don't want that and I don't believe you want it. I really believe that's a last resort That's a last resort that you use. I really believe that I don't think you I Think that's the last step you do because you love someone you want to save them and you have to break them I don't know why I mentioned it, but if there's any narcissist here tonight I don't know why I mentioned that earlier. I pray Lord you will convict them and their sin right now So they don't have to be broken I'm asking you to help them. I'm asking if there's any addicts here tonight Anybody addicted to anything food drugs prescription drugs alcohol Illegal drugs. I don't care what it is any addiction any addiction Those are unclean spirits if they were removed and the person repents they will be restored. I Know that because I've seen it with my own eyes The Bible says it and I've seen it. I'm on board Love covers a multitude of sin And they covered me and if they covered me it'll cover anybody Everybody it's the elder one to be delivered and healed Now if you got a conscience problem, I want you to come down here and see me The conscience is starting to get seared. You're saying things.     It ain't me. I didn't do it. I Can't do it. I don't have a thing enough You got a conscience problem you better Repent of it right now.  Okay How do I know that what you was I born it last night? No No, some of you are standing here that were here last year 2022 still struggling This gotta end okay, you have a destiny to receive and fulfill That's where you're supposed to be That's where you're supposed to be You're not supposed to be living in sin anymore. I Know Christians have been saved for years and they're still living in sin. What come on now That you gotta be kidding me. You've been saved for 15 years. You're still doing that. Oh Man That's demons You've got demons. That's not that's not just your free will that's those are demons Okay, that's it then Let's close your eyes for a second. Let's pray together. We turn down the light so you could have some visual privacy YouTube people you do exactly what I say here and God's gonna heal you right where you are Thank you Jesus Dear Lord Jesus have mercy on my soul. I know what I've done is wrong My God, please help me Please save me Lord Help me please help me Help me Lord Jesus help me Lord Jesus, please save me Please save me Lord. I repent of it.  They're filthy They're they're nasty. They're they they curse all the time.  I am so sorry for what I have done. I'm asking to forgive me I'm asking to forgive me why now just repent of it Just repent so that the person next to you knows how to repent show them how to do it Father God, I I confess what I did. I got a big mouth.  I lose my temper. I start yelling and swearing I start Catching a fit. I take offenses of people. I get hurt and wounded when somebody looks at me the wrong way or talks to me The wrong way God have mercy on my soul. I Repent of this wickedness Lord. I repent of this sin right now Right now Right now. I got witchcraft in my family tree. I renounce it with every fiber of my being.   I renounce it right now in the name of Jesus Christ I'm turning my back on it in the name of the Lord Right this second I return my back right now Right this second in the name of Jesus right now Right now and I command Every unclean spirit of my body to come out right now. I take authority over you right now in Jesus Holy name there they come I command you in the name of Jesus Christ. I Command you to come out of my body right now Put your hands on your tummy and on your chest there Satan.  I bind you in the name of Jesus. I command you to come out of my body right now Say that in Jesus mighty name in Jesus. Holy name. I command you to come out of my body right now Get out of my body right now.  Come on this girl.  He is he jumping right there Come out right now He's jumping right there.  I know you're in that That's him right there.    He is right there. He's coming up now. That's him right there Here he comes come out of there right now come out of his lungs Come on the lungs right there quickly come out right now come on Come on come out of there right now.   I'm so sorry him.  What's in there? What's wrong with you? I think I have What's our name Okay 30 years ago. Okay, Lord Jesus. I want you to go back 30 years. I want you to hunt that witch down I want you to tell her that he and I are forgiving her We forgive her for what she did She put a curse on us And we're gonna repent of it right now we forgive her for it And we command this witch to come out at the count of three One Two and three Come out of my body right now come out right now Yeah, what's in there? What's in there? Um What's wrong with you Now if God was standing right here, what would you ask him to do for you? To what? What are they doing to you? You got demonic entities Okay, okay, okay, go ahead and repent of it All right ready Lord Jesus, I asked you to forgive me for meditating and letting spirits into my brain I Asked you to forgive me for a new age Practices occult practices Demonic You don't what do you do? What do you do? What do you do? Okay, go ahead and repent of it Who's in Masonry At what age You're meditating as a baby Then you meditate at what age Okay Now we got it Now we got it the demons and Masonry took you Then you got out of it and they taught you how to meditate to get away from them Trick you But you didn't get away from them they tricked you they hide yeah, they're right in there Now are you a Christian? Yeah, how do you know? I ended up but no I ended up going ahead and I pretty much My life was pretty much from God. You're what you saved me God saved me I went to you when did you get saved through the Bible at my head and he was pretty much like Okay, but I haven't done any I've done work with meditation Now that's not gonna work that's gonna bring them in now you can get them out then if you're saved what's that thing?  I want you out of me right now come on my tummy right now There he is right there come on out. That's him right there here. He comes There he comes right there Come on there Come on there. Thank you Jesus hold that come out right now come out Come out quickly quickly Quickly come out What do you need on? Mary and what's wrong with you? Come out right now. Oh What's wrong with it some kind of what how did it happen? Oh? You can't okay. Okay. Oh, okay. Stay right here. All right. It's okay if I pray for you All right Thank you, sweet holy spirit Jesus said this is my body broken for you masking your Lord in Jesus holy name to heal now He'll move it around Move it around move around Move around at a girl Okay, hey did that hurt No, did that hurt? Okay, is it moving better? Oh now Right here Okay, now you got bad feelings about somebody You got bad feelings about somebody who is it? What's his name?  Yes. Don't tell me no.  I let Mario go and I forgive him.  There he is come on come out of a tummy.  Come on. All right. Come on right now Mario come out. Come on out. Stop hurting your neck. There he is. Come on.  I Had a few of them to forgive Shame to admit it, but I had them I Forgave them. I apologize to them.  I'll get repent of it.  I'm getting healed tonight.  Did your spouse cheat on you? Okay?  You're going home with demons. You've got to forgive. There's no exceptions Come on right now Satan come out. There is no exceptions.  What's her name? Breathe breathe Oh good Lord you see this beautiful woman standing here when she was a kid When she was little The devil put it on her It wasn't her fault He did it to her.   Let your tears go come on now. That's a holy spirit touching you. Let's go Lord Jesus forgive me. They fooled me again They fooled me again. Please help me I Repent of meditating I repent of every second I did it I Repent of every second I spent serving the devil. What are you doing in there? What's he doing in there? Get him out of there.   Thank you Jesus Thank you Jesus come on there safety there he comes Get out of that body Come out of there Come on there right now Come on there right now Who else needs to be healed come on up here this lady got her neck healed The one on the floor there neck it got healed who needs to be healed Come on that body of pervert your pervert. Are you an addict an alcoholic you got you addicted something What is it come up here? Come on. Yeah body right now. You're rotten devil Satan Lucia hold of me. I said come out now go now out now out now What's she talking about what's she talking about That's not the kind of meditation God what God Listen Okay, well, let's do it this way then okay, Lord Jesus I explain this thing to her and Just because I said it doesn't make it right so I'm asking you to help her with this You can Okay, I can't you you're carrying around demons in your body and that's in the Bible and you're not getting them out That's in the Bible if you don't get them out.   I'm a man of God.    There he goes. Come on out.  What's left in there? Yeah, no, that's not the problem Now you did you used to hate yourself when you were young?  Okay Now that lets in the spirit of infirmity And like Luke 13 and then your joints start falling apart neck back hands wrist everything starts hurting That's a infirmity spirit Luke 13, right? Okay, now dear Lord Jesus. I want to ask you tonight to forgive me when I was young. I hated myself I Had low self-esteem. I Saw myself in a negative light And I'm asking to forgive me for it and I had unforgiveness for many people over the years that hurt me Betrayed me stab me in the back and tonight every single one of them. I'm all forgive Every single one of them. I'm gonna forgive them right the second right at this altar every person every one of them I'm good. How's your neck feeling? Now listen who else you got bad feelings for Her and your husband and the third one is who? Please forgive me Lord. I want the spirit of infirmity out Come there. Yes. Come on out What What's his name one? Did not repent you got bad feelings about one It's right now. Oh, come on there right now.  I Hated him.  Oh God forgive me You get out of there. You rotten devil right now Come out right there.  Come on. Hurry up. Come on Hurry up. Come on there hatred.  I hated you.  My parents what they do to you. Thank you. Jesus.   Just get mad. Just get mad Your spirit of infirmity come out of my hands right now. I don't want you. Go now. I don't want you anymore God there right now.  I said now Come out of my neck. There he is. Thank you, Jesus. Here he comes Here he comes Here he comes Thank you Jesus here he comes here he comes Thank you.  What's wrong with her? Not that body right now. What's wrong with her? She's going through she says that she needs uh deliverance.  She loves her daughter More than anything probably She loves her daughter more than anything and she Gave her daughter demons The person she loved the most in life She hurt the most because she verbally abused her And opened the door For a fear spirit to enter her daughter And now she has a fear spirit and he just jumped on me lord And I'm asking you to forgive her for what she's done to her little girl I'm asking you to forgive her for carrying around this fear demon all these years and letting him stay in there And tonight she's going to remove him Right now. All right.   I curse you come out Come on there right now. I know what you're trying to do give her diabetes and high blood pressure. Come on everybody right now I know what you're doing. Come on everyone There it is right there. Come on right now. Here it comes Here don't give me that bucket with you. Come on that body right now.  You're not going to get my son You're not getting my son. No Heal Thank you. Jesus heal What are you doing? What are you doing up here? What's wrong with you?  You're going to do it You're going to repent tonight to put your stuff on there Put that stuff all right just repeat after me. Okay Dear lord jesus Say that dear lord jesus Dear lord forgive me for my sins Forgive me for my sin Lord jesus have mercy on my soul Forgive me for what I have done All the evil I have done You can get out of that body right come on that body right now. Hurry up. Come on there quickly quicker quickly All the evil I have done. I'm so sorry Come on that body right now. Hurry up. Hurry up Come on. Don't you stop Have mercy on my soul lord jesus Please forgive me. Help me lord Help me lord jesus Help me dear lord Forgive me lord I receive you as my lord and savior I receive you as my lord and savior. I receive you as my lord and savior Heal holy spirit heal heal Heal Thank you. Let your tears go Let your tear that girl let your tears go. Thank you jesus.    I'm doing good When you was little did you hate yourself? Did somebody else hate you? No Did you criticize you or verbally abuse you? No Did you grow up insecure? No Low self-esteem No What did you get delivered of? What did you get delivered of? Yeah How many like two years ago two years ago. Okay. I'll just pray what's your name again crystal crystal.  I bind your power.   You need prayer. Sure. I always What's wrong with you? Well, I just got delivered Like it's just self-contraded And just all the enemies have been blocking my destiny You speaking tongues.   I said hurry up Get out of my head now Double-minded demons.   Come on body right now. Hurry up. What you need, hun? What's wrong with you? I just gotta stop listening to lies What lies? You're gonna repent of it. I want you to look around the room right now point out every Perfect person you see Okay, who cares do you know anybody that's perfect No kidding. What was the other lie? You're not doing enough That's partially true.   Yeah Thank you Jesus Forgive her lord for throwing her gifts away and wasting her life She's so beautiful. She's got a gorgeous heart And you have great plans for her and she just throws it all in the trash Because she thinks she has to be perfect and she criticizes herself. She's hard on herself God almighty, I ask you to forgive her right now. She's gonna repent of it right now. Lord Jesus, forgive me Lord Jesus, forgive me Lord Jesus, forgive me Lord Jesus forget Thank you, Jesus I repent of her right now telling you're sorry I am so sorry lord. I hurt myself I did this to myself now repent of it.  Thank you, Jesus Every ounce of there we go Every ounce of sorrow and misery I command you to leave this body right now.  Oh, do you have any bad feelings about your mom? Yourself Anybody nobody are you a christian? How do you know that? Okay. Well, that's not good enough. Do you want to become one? You don't want to become a christian You do oh great. Come on over here All right. You ready now. Just pray after me. Okay. Watch this Dear lord jesus Please forgive me of my sins Please forgive me for hurting my mom and dad Please forgive me for hurting other people Please forgive me for hurting myself.   I'm yours Thank you jesus I'm yours. I'm yours Thank you jesus I'm yours. I'm yours. I will do anything you ask me to do. I will give you my life I'm yours Thank you jesus Glory to jesus Thank you jesus. Thank you dear lord. Thank you I receive you as my lord and my savior From this moment for the rest of my life right now Jesus name Holy spirit come in now. Hey, did you sense anything when you was praying all those prayers? Have any sense or feel of anything? Did it feel bad or good? Nothing, did you mean it when you said that prayer? You did okay Say right there All right, would you mind praying for your mother? I want you to pray close your eyes there. I want you to pray for your mother Whatever you think she needs just ask the lord jesus to give it to her go ahead Dear lord jesus, there you go good good How'd that go? How'd that go? What's in there? What's still in there? What is it should I know the answer? What should I know the answer? Yeah, well, what is it? I don't know how to get in What how'd that thing get in there? Was your parents in witchcraft? Grandparents Maybe my father's mother, but I'm not sure were you ever in new age, but I tried witch abort 12 years old at school I had a crazy teacher I've done that And I was you married no Not married. Did you used to have a lot of boyfriends? Yes, um, did you uh date women at one time? It has happened. Okay. Yes now if you Sleep with someone who has demons they transfer and then they hide in there And later on in life they give them a terminal illness kill them close your eyes Heavenly father, I ask you in the name of jesus to forgive me For being an adulterer and a fornicator And for picking up transfer spirits From bad men and women and right now in the name of jesus Command that lesbian demon That come out come on that body right now Spirit come on there. There it is spirit come out Come out there. You had a girl Tell them to come out Go what's wrong with this guy? Cancer of the bones and high blood pressure And then the root of cancer is bitterness from Yeah, that's what I thought too Who wasn't Did you use to have that have what? Unbitterness and unforgiveness years ago Against someone who first started junior high school and went into high school I went to junior high in high school In the same town and it was all the football jocks, you know against me and my brothers And when so you got bullied, huh? You got bullied in school. Oh, yeah, but whenever there was only one of them around It was like we were prints, you know, and then after that After you were an adult did you Have bitterness towards somebody No, as a matter of fact, we had class reunions where some of them were there How many times you've been married Did you have a bitterness against the first two? Were you bitter against the first two wives? and you And the next one The next one She betrayed you She lied She didn't love you Well, I doesn't have nothing to do with what I just said does it she didn't love The wife did the second wife didn't love you. She Huh So that wasn't very much for either one of them that she went she one day she went and went and she got back She told me she went for half a day She got back. She told me she went to see her ex-boyfriend.  I had to go do work in the building I assured her I wasn't going anywhere. You know Have you forgiven them two women? Yeah You have How much time you got left on to live What's time you got I don't know the the doctor told me that I'm getting treatments. I could live another 10 years Getting what? He said I was getting treatments. He said I could live another 10 years or more 10 years. Yeah Are you still getting treatment? No, he stopped two weeks ago today. Why? Um, I got upset with him. What are you mad at me about? He He told me that the two shots I was getting neither one of them was chemo But in may he told me one of them was chemo and I said I don't want to take chemo and said you have to if you want to be here So I said okay, and I went to every treatment And then they came in two weeks ago while I was there treatment and told me he's no longer treating All right, now I'm going to ask you the question again. How much time do you have? As much as the lord will give me Without treatment how much time do they say you have? They didn't say They didn't say no. Is it months? No Is it more than a year? I'm not sure. I mean they never told me exactly So I was thinking it may not be as progressed as they thought. Let's see what kind of cancer is it? It's it's a combination bone and blood And I don't know if that's melanoma When did you become a christian? I think I received Lord when I was like seven or eight years old. It was baptized in water when I was 14 And did you ever speak in tongues? Yes, when was that? Um, I I try to speak in tongues every day. Oh, you do? Okay, but in in uh, let's try it here ready Go ahead Now wait a minute. You say you do it every day. So today's a new day. Go ahead. Go ahead louder Come on now speak it out Oh Father of spirit of infirmity is in this guy standing here talking to him for like five minutes trying to figure out what's wrong with him He's not getting any treatment treatment for bone and blood cancer Okay, and the devil's got one agenda here.  Is it bitterness? Is it unforgiveness? Is it anger toward that doctor? Toward the first wife the second wife towards somebody else. What is it? What is blocking this healing? I want you to tell him Tell him What's blocking this healing? You don't know what's blocking it No, you have any pain your body right now No, just a little if I sit down and lean back For the operation.  Oh, yeah, they told me I what they do to you Where l2 l2 down here. Yeah, they have right there Yeah, and they fused five of the vertebra vertebra all five up here. These are fused the two above and two below l2 Oh right here. This whole section is fused above your cot of your sacrum Right here. Okay. Yeah, it's down It's down there. My back is numb. Oh, okay, scoot out here. Would you scoot out here? Okay Now lord, I can't figure out what's blocking this healing. He doesn't know either I got bad problems here You can fix anything I want you to heal this back heal Thank you. Say all right. Let's check it out Check it out. Check your back up Uh, well, uh It's still numb. It's still numb. Is this improved at all? Same? It's about the same. It's a little stiff. My doctor said not to Is this the same? To tell me not to bend or squat and twist and stuff Yeah, I know that but if you were healed you could do that Is that any better or worse? It just pops. It just pops. Okay Now if it try that again Thank you cheese anything is that better or worse or the same? Popping but it's Is the range of motion any better? It's the pain any different or it is the same No, you haven't been testing anything you just got prayer right now You haven't been getting prayer for weeks. Have you? Okay, well that isn't working is it?  Okay. Good Anything changing Same I know it's popping, but is anything else changed? The pain the range of motion anything or is it all the same? Could you do that before? Did you do that because you were healed or did you do that for what reason? Okay, what's that doctor's name you got mad at? Um He goes by mac that his mac. Okay, make a all right. My name is real long Okay, now let's go ahead and pray for mac right now. Okay Lord Jesus, I forgive mac for what he did to me I forgive him for not following through on his word and keeping his word I forgive him right now in Jesus name and I ask you to bless his life and his medical practice I pray that you will heal him in Jesus name All right heal and all right try it again See if that did it What will pop means getting better Is it changed at all you can't tell Could you do that before? Yeah But I Okay, so you could do that when you came in tonight. Yeah, okay, can you do? Okay, so you're getting better. Yeah, okay, so speaking I would continue to Speak in the word over is actually working Correct. Yeah, because you just told me you're getting better. Yeah. All right Mostly what I say is by his stripes. I am I am and it's working because you're getting better Yeah All right, then Lord I switch my prayer over to giving thanks for you healing this man apparently you're going to do it gradually Instead of all at once Like I prayed tonight So I thank you for touching his body. I thank you for letting him forgive that doctor And I bless him in Jesus mighty name heal Thank you Lord for loving him amen. Nice meeting you You get that thing out of there You said you we're gonna hate him remember. That's what you said.  Now you're telling him right now.  She was an innocent child.  This is you You're doing it And then you just told me to go away not going to happen. Come on that body right now hurry up Come on there right now come out She told you to go away. She's telling you to go away. Come on Go away. Get out of that body right now.    Get out of body right now. I'm gonna be now in the name of jesus Get out of there Amen that thing come out of there How you feeling You speaking tongues. Yes. Okay. Let's let's hear them. Okay ready and go And a girl louder Good girl louder louder YouTubers listen up man. It was a rough altar call tonight man lots of work Wow, the devil was fighting every inch in the way. This has been a tough one My deliverance training class is tomorrow Tomorrow at noon in the small sanctuary I hope you'll tune in and watch it Remember to go to the website hardcore christianity.com go to the teaching button and remember to read the article how satan controls the mind Read the article satan's counter attack You will get hit within 48 hours of this service next month. I will do part two on the invisible world And I'm going to show you videos Of these spirits hiding in people's bodies You won't believe these videos. I got to show you it's really going to be a treat extremely insightful I'll see you tomorrow at noon. See you next time