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Song Euni, "I've wanted to be a virtual couple with CNBLUE's Minhyuk!" [We Like Zines! / 2017.08.29] - Duration: 15:50.

(They are here today!)

(Please accept my bow!)

(The trio of Seoul Institute of the Arts)

I'm a fan of CNBLUE's Minhyuk.

You should go with Kim Yeongcheol.

(He has younger entertainers in his grip)

(They begin to fight back!)

(Look forward to it, Ahn Jaewook)

Stop it.

I'm glad I bowed to him earlier.

I'm surprised you didn't ask us to wear hanbok.

(This isn't easy)

Your father must hate incense.

(Their story begins now)

(Author Ahn is waiting for today's guests)

- Jaewook. / - Hey.

(He looks apathetic)

(Today's guest cautiously walks in)

(Well-known frugal star Kim Saengmin)

(He's been on "Entertainment Weekly" for 20 years)

(The living fossil of reporters)

(Yu Jaeseok testifies how frugal Kim Saengmin is)

(He saved up $100,000 over 10 years)

Hello. I'm Kim Saengmin.

(He's become no.1 in Internet broadcasting)

("Kim Saengmin's Receipts" on podcast)

(To be aired on public TV networks now)

(Bank account sprite Kim Saengmin)

Hello. I'm Kim Saengmin.

(But he is intimidated by his senior)

I should look happy to see you.

I've been waiting for you.

I think this is the longest time I've spent

waiting in the lobby since I debuted.

(Class of 1994 / Class of 1996)

- Are you intimidated by me? / - A little.

Of course you intimidate me.

How could you not, when you harass me so much?

I don't see you often enough to harass you.

We're here today thanks to We Like Zines!

Please tell us what programs

you are on these days.

The viewers don't know. "Entertainment Weekly."

I only appear briefly, so they can easily miss me.

I'm on a program that introduces movies.

- Because of Shin Dongyeob... / - "Animal Farm."

Don't you appear on a given program

for 15 to 20 years on average?

Yes.

How many years for each program?

It's strange that you keep asking me questions.

I'm trying to talk to you before Euni gets here.

She's here. She's here.

Welcome.

(I shall bow to you)

- That's so funny. / - I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

♪ Seoul Institute of the Arts in Yejang-dong ♪

(Class of 1995)

- Do I embarrass you? / - Yes.

- I heard that you hurt your leg. / - A little.

But I'm still able to bow to you.

You must be good at bowing

because you got married recently.

I watched you get married. (Let's tease her)

(Congratulations, fake marriage in broadcast)

It's a pretend marriage anyway.

Couldn't you choose someone better?

(Speechless)

You could have chosen someone you like.

If I could choose to marry someone I like

in a pretend marriage...

I'm a fan of CNBLUE's Minhyuk.

What do you think?

You should go with Kim Yeongcheol.

- You've imagined it already, huh? / - Of course.

You're dressed quite nicely today.

I dressed up out of respect for Ahn Jaewook.

Is this your own outfit?

Of course. I only wear these clothes on TV.

Really?

I've never seen this outfit before.

I know most of the outfits he owns.

(Embarrassed)

I think you wore these pants in college.

Be quiet.

I wore this last week on "Entertainment Weekly."

Kim Saengmin is handsome, so if he dressed better,

he would look even more handsome.

Song Euni, too. She's always had

this boyish image since college.

She looked like a boy from a distance.

She's become more beautiful these days

as she wears more makeup. I like it.

Really?

Why now? After you're over 40.

Have you finally matured?

She's the only who's growing prettier with time.

She really didn't dress up in her 20s.

She's finally realized the value of dressing up.

But it's too late now.

But it's nice that you look beautiful.

I'm a late bloomer.

I personally didn't know until now.

According to Euni, Kim Saengmin is...

He's so popular now.

"Kim Saengmin's Receipts" launched as a podcast.

It's titled "Kim Saengmin's Receipts"?

"Kim Saengmin's Receipts"?

A program with that title has been produced now.

It became no. 1 in comedy within a month.

If you send us receipts from the past month...

If she spent $2,164 in Japan,

excluding airfare...

That's a lot.

She's someone who can't save up money.

(He criticizes people's spending habits)

If this person saves $1,660 every month,

he'll have $10,000 saved up in 6 months.

Are you a celebrity or an accountant?

An accountant can do that.

Why are you doing it?

It's hard to explain it to you right now.

He's an expert when it comes to finances.

That's right.

Whenever I want to invest in something,

I ask him for advice. I profited thanks to him.

Right! You bought that thing in Banpo.

Other colleagues, too.

You must've looked into my personal life.

I know because you told me.

How else would I know that?

Is that so?

I almost got excited.

Let's talk as we eat good food.

Let's go to the restaurant I recommend.

- Let's go. Where is it? / - This way.

This way. (But...)

Here? (Euni)

It makes me uneasy that we're not going out.

Let's go anyway.

I'm really hungry.

I'm so hungry. Is this place good?

I haven't eaten anything since 9 a.m.

I just came from a rehearsal.

(A surprising scene before their eyes)

(The place that KBS employees love)

(The excitement of a different menu each day)

(Welcome to the KBS cafeteria)

Thanks for the meal.

I can't believe I'm being treated by Saengmin.

Isn't it the first time?

- Yes. / - Our first time.

I'm sorry. (Saengmin finally opens his wallet)

Thanks to this program.

Come to think of it,

I don't think I've ever let someone younger

pay for a meal before.

You became a top star at a young age.

You're eating already?

I haven't had a bite yet.

It's the year 2017.

Don't be ridiculous. I'm the father of two kids.

Are you older than I am in 2017?

I can't believe he started eating first.

Many young people watch this program,

and you sound too old-fashioned.

Since he's in the musical "Arirang,"

I think his mind is stuck in the past.

- You're promoting his musical? / - Sure.

I don't know much about your program.

But I'm quite curious.

What are people's spending habits like?

This one woman earned $2,200 a month.

She told me she wanted to move

to a rooftop place with a great view

that cost $1,100 in monthly rent.

"Is it okay to spend 50% of my income on rent?"

I got so angry when I read it.

I looked at the receipts and yelled, "Stupid!"

That became popular, and we came this far.

A woman told us how much she spent on her hair.

"Should I grow out my hair?"

"Should I get a perm?"

She spent $600 on her hair.

I got angry again. $600 on her hair?

"It cost $600 to get my hair dyed and treated."

He told her to just wear her hair up.

$600 on hair, stupid!

Hair up. I like it.

Since then, that became his catchphrase.

Wise spending? "I like it."

Foolish spending habits? "Stupid."

Do people admit it?

That they were foolish to spend money that way?

- In fact, he.. / - Are they grateful?

Totally. He gets many comments from people.

That's what you think.

You do get many comments. You just don't read them.

In the near future...

It's because he doesn't use the Internet often.

He only uses the Internet where he gets free wi-fi.

He has an online fan club, but he won't join.

He only uses free wi-fi.

I agree with this comment that Saengmin made.

Labor is very important.

Why are you speaking English?

Saengmin likes to speak English.

What do you mean?

We had a drink together once in Daehak-ro.

He used to love singing show tunes to me.

That was the best.

It's because he couldn't go on stage himself.

He sang whenever he got drunk.

He sang a song from "Jesus Christ Superstar."

The lyrics are "I don't know how to love him."

He knew the melody, but not the lyrics.

♪ I don't know love some my way ♪

I sang so confidently that he found it funny.

He laughed out loud.

That was so brazen of you.

He must've thought if he sang confidently,

no one else would notice.

When I pointed it out, he was surprised.

I'll tell a story about Jaewook.

I used to own a tiny car.

When Jaewook was a big star in China,

I decided to buy a big, black car.

A sedan that was popular back then.

But it was too expensive.

So I started to take out options. No CD player.

Manual transmission instead of automatic.

Then he came back from China.

He said he'd buy me a meal, so I went.

He called me and told me to park nearby.

He told me not to do valet parking.

So I told him, "I got a new car.

My car isn't embarrassing anymore."

He said, "I know. But it's a manual transmission.

Dongyeob told me. I'm embarrassed."

I kept the car so clean, I wasn't embarrassed.

So I gave him a ride in my car.

I didn't realize it then.

I took out so many options that

the backseat windows weren't automatic.

The windows?

Ahn Jaewook was so spiteful.

He kept saying, "It's okay, Saengmin.

I can roll down the window like it's automatic."

He kept fidgeting with the window.

The fact that he got a new car

became a big issue among us.

I couldn't believe it at first.

Saengmin really bought that car?

It was the cheapest model in Korea.

No special features in the car.

It only had the exterior.

I was rehearsing all day,

so I haven't a decent meal all day.

It's good to eat here again.

Today we have

radish water kimchi and steamed eggs.

Everything is healthy.

Can't we just eat in peace?

Exactly.

I've said this to Euni many times.

I gave you high evaluations for working hard

in preparing for performances.

Is it okay for him to evaluate you?

Do you know what my popular saying is?

Don't evaluate me.

(He isn't happy to hear compliments)

This is good.

We had a nice meal thanks to Saengmin.

It brings back memories, right?

Please tell us what made you

become so frugal like this.

You want to know? I just...

(Ha)

We're on camera.

(He continues to tease Saengmin)

I thought...

I thought I'd never be successful, ever since 1992.

I even thought that in 2002, 10 years later.

You helped me get jobs on different programs,

but I wasn't famous. I was embarrassed.

Yu Jaeseok became famous.

You were already a top star.

My fellow comedians became famous one by one.

I thought all I could do was save up money.

(He debuted as a comedian in 1992)

(He was passionate on stage...)

(But he never got his opportunity)

(Instead of giving up, he found his strong point)

(He used consistency as his weapon)

(As a result, he finally succeeded after 18 years)

(He finally received an award in 2010)

Thank you. I'm so nervous.

I'd like to thank "Entertainment Weekly."

I've been on "Entertainment Weekly" for 14 years.

(Getting emotional)

A day like this has finally come.

I have to be quick. I'm sorry.

That was the first broadcast that made me cry.

Watching that awards ceremony.

What I thought then was...

He has this black padded jacket

that he wears every winter.

I thought I should get him a new jacket.

(He is indeed a frugal star)

But he does know how to express his love.

Was it on my birthday this year?

He wrote a letter in a red envelope.

I opened and read it.

He wrote, "It's been 20 years already.

Let's continue down this path together."

I was about to throw the envelope away.

Then I realized there was money inside.

I only expected to get a letter from him.

Both hands.

Oh, come on.

Stop being so old-fashioned.

I'm glad I bowed to him earlier.

I'm surprised you didn't ask us to wear hanbok.

That's what you did?

So what's your goal, as you save up money?

We spend money due to ceremonial occasions.

I haven't heard that term in a long time.

You criticized me for being old-fashioned.

We don't even use those terms in our musical.

Ceremonial occasions.

There will always be occasions to spend money.

People who are desperate to save money

don't spend at all.

People can save up money for a certain thing,

but there's a higher chance it won't work out.

But the media only reports

the stories of a few people who succeeded.

There are times when things are tough.

In order to help our families or friends,

we must always save money.

No matter what we do,

$150 or $200 should be transferred automatically.

Then you can follow your dream while saving.

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Some loud mouth Fish playing at other table.

Rxh3+ is a must!

What a Fish!!! Missed perfect Tashtiche!

Another try? Will it work?

AK47 got a Pawn out of it, but lost a lot of time.

Each Fish got 40 seconds left, but Arctic is very fast.

One can't take 20 seconds per move when the clock is down to 30 seconds...

End-Of-Days! Black's lost. Out of tim-ee!

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3 Ways To Decorate Pots // Terracotta Pot Makeover // The Gardenettes - Duration: 2:24.

Terracotta pots are beautiful in their own right, they bring a lovely natural earthy

tone into the garden.

But if you want to bring a bit of Gardenettes flair in then I'm going to show you how to

pimp your pots!

I've got my hands of some of Northcote Pottery's plain Italian Terracotta Pots and taking inspiration

from the cake decorating world I'm going to show you how to dress them up.

First up a lace inspired look - so you can either stick your lace on directly like this

or you can create a stencil using the lace and some spray paint.

So I've stuck on my lace and masked off the areas I don't want painted.

Then simply give it a really good spray with the paint, choose whatever colour you'd like

and you might need to give it 2 coats to get really good coverage.

And into these pretty lace pots I'm going to pop some succulents and cacti.

Now for this drip look your gonna need 2 colours.

One as the base and one to create the drips.

So once you've done your base colour we're gonna flip things over and create the drips.

Use a small piece of cardboard to cover the hole at the bottom of the pot.

And then simply pour on a 50 cent size drop of paint and use a paint brush to gently guide

it over the edges and create your drips.

Using an enamel paint works best, because it drips slower than other paints.

If you've got friends or family with succulents you can grab a few cuttings and just pop them

straight in the pot and these little guys will take root in no time.

I just love being able to cram them into a pot like this - it's a gorgeous effect.

Now this simple look is a great way to use up any rope or string you might have lying

around.

Choose a single colour and paint the majority of the pot.

Then use some string or rope to create contrast and texture.

Grab some clear drying glue and run this around the lip of your pot.

And then simply grab your string and just wrap it around the glue a couple of times.

Into this rope family of pots I'm gonna pop some herbs and sweet Alyssum for a really

cute cottage garden look.

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How To Build A Credible Brand Online & Impact Millions - Daniel Vadnal (FitnessFAQS) - Duration: 25:44.

walked into the library one day and everyone was watching one of my videos

giving me some shit about it and having a bit of a laugh but look who's laughing

now so

Today we're with a good mate of mine from the old days in primary school actually

So this is Daniel Vadnal. Primarily known for his

massive YouTube channel called FitnessFAQs and how many views we have at

the moment man.

We're about to get 34 or 35 million

34 or 45 million. Just a casual amount.

Looking back now I remember him when he was lot younger in Primary school

A year below me... we also went to the same high school, same uni. I'm just realizing

all of this now. We went to ACU, so shout out to you guys as well. Now we're just catching up and

just see how he's going with his whole journey because I personally am really

inspired by my Daniels work and he's impacting like he said you know 34 45

million people viewing this content online you're just really excited to

deep dive into your story and the man behind the brand at FitnessFAQs and how

exactly got there. So appreciate the catch up today man, looking forward to it

sounds good yeah so you want to tell a bit about

yourself and the journey you come through having this amazing YouTube

channel impacting millions of people's lives and yeah what are you doing next

I first started my online presence if you will started filming back in 2008 this

was around the time when I started exploring hand balancing so doing

handstands at this time I was also doing parkour and I was mainly just you know

filming myself doing things and trying to see what my form looked like and

refine things based on my own objective view during the videos back again it

wasn't until maybe 2010 that I decided that I'd like to start posting more

educational type of videos on the internet because I looked on the

Internet at the time and I saw a lot of people posting videos but really poorly

edited people couldn't actually do the skills themselves and they were talking

a lot of BS to be honest with you so I looked at that and I thought I could do

that a lot better a lot more succinctly and

help people out by doing so so at that stage I started fitnessFAQ's and my

main goal at the time was to start obviously educational videos and how

to's with different exercises different workouts people could do and it was all

based off not requiring any equipment so there was absolutely no excuses or

any barriers to people doing different things and that was my vision from the

start. At the start for the first year or two I don't think I posted that

consistently but every time that I did post when I got around to making the

content the feedback across the board was really positive so people were

giving me good affirmation as to what I was doing and it wasn't that difficult

for me to keep going in that sense because I didn't many people saying oh

what you're doing is bad or what not obviously on the internet, you're gonna get

those comments where people are just being silly but I had a pretty good

experience from the start and then it took me a few years to just to decide you

know what I should do this a little bit more consistently and then when I

started to put in work more religiously I was starting to reap the rewards with

more subscribers more viewers and essentially took it from there to

expand my YouTube platform to what it is today

Awesome man, so it definitely sounds

like a massive highlight if you will in terms of where you've come from and what you've done till this day

Obviously it hasn't always been that whole steady uphill kind of journey (Of course not)

what was that first milestone for you where you were like I really

want to keep going, this is it, I'm doing it. One of the initial stages that really stood

out to me was probably back I think it was 2012 if I remember

correctly at the stage YouTube was putting something out there called

YouTube next trainer where basically they were offering mentoring they were

offering equipment to youtubers at the time who are doing quite well in the

fitness field and I applied for it I thought you know what I might not get it

you know how we always tend to doubt what we can actually achieve applied for it

got successfully through Hey everyone my name is Daniel I'm 19

years old and I'm from Melbourne Australia and I just got

approved to be YouTube's next trainer So it was only 12 people I think that got accepted

for YouTube max trainer so basically kick-started everything I

got a DSLR camera and microphone tripod advice regarding editing and stuff and

how to reach your audience on YouTube so going through that process really made

me think you know what maybe I can do this

pursue this further even as a financial means and that really kick-started

things for me with the progression of my channel reaching more people doing

higher quality content and making it more watchable if you will more

interactive the audience retention went up when I started working more

exclusively with that YouTube next trainer program Right, just taking on their advice

their guidance I realized that you're actually pioneering

the health and fitness, it's booming, you know got gyms everywhere, PT's

everywhere you have a lot of fitness influencers out and about especially like

yourself with your YouTube. The other thing is also video(yes) so combining health and

fitness and video you've got like this amazing opportunity which you're really

really pioneering. When you first started did you know you entering into

like this gold mine or was there a certain point where you're like wow this is

crazy opportunity right now I'm gonna go all out on this. From the start I mean I was

talking to mark about this before but when I when I started it wasn't really

to build a business or to build a brand it was essentially filling a gap that I

felt existed on that medium on YouTube which was high quality content for that

specific purpose I think in my case because I just started putting the

content out there very innocently just to help people and just seeing over time

each video doing a little bit better than the previous I essentially just

kept the momentum going and just built off my previous success if you will and

then just taking the the negatives from my previous one and really trying to

turn them into positives so if someone was giving me feedback on a style video

that I was doing or how I was coming across I'd try and refine that in future

videos And just essentially growth continually

overtime and just trying to put out the best content I could and just help as

many people as I could Nice, and what was the first kind of feedback you got from

the audience we're like I'm addicted to this now I really want to keep adding

value keep helping change people's lives? Oh definitely, I mean when you when you

see your stats and see that you're getting you know X number of views from

different parts of the world and you know tens of thousands of views on each

video it just really puts into perspective that you've got a reach that's wider

than your local demographic so just for example if I'm doing personal training I

can only you know train say like 40 50 people a week whereas if I'm putting

online content out there I can reach thousands even while sleeping as well

which is just an extremely gratifying you know feeling.

Both of us have got quite a few friends, you've probably got a ton more you know in terms of friends being in the fitness industry

yeah I met quite a few were there like you know I'm happy to doing what I'm

doing right now and there's that kind of barrier from them taking themselves in

say a 'brick and mortar' styled business where it's just local

demographic and your clients are situated just in an arm's reach basically

What is the best advice to give these people who have that kind of

obstacle from getting themselves from this physical presence to the online

presence we have unlimited reach to clients and the ability to increase your

credibility and increase sales and your training and impact more people.

I think in today's day and age with online marketing social media and things like that you'd almost be a bit

of a fool not to put yourself out there just because of if you can reach more

people even in your local area it will help your brick and mortar business as

well but if you can reach people outside of that you can add an additional

service or product that you can sell which will help expand your brand or

your business too and I think even more important especially in the fitness

field if you are forced to put content out there it really keeps you

forced to be up to speed with the latest in research what works most effectively

you can't just BS your way through a conversation with a client your your

voice is out there people are going to critique you so you've got to be putting

out the right content so it'll help you professionally in your own brick and

mortar business as well so it'll help you expand professionally it forces you

to keep learning awesome Let's get into details because I know that there'd be

people out there who are on that kind of edge where they're like you know I'm

thinking about taking my business online maybe I want to create a website I want

to get into social media that kind of stuff you know. In terms of someone who's already

making it happen, I can only imagine how many people are reaching out to you and

saying Daniel I wasnt to work with you and because of your level credibility

and your exclusiveness you having to say "no" It definitely does get like that

especially I didn't mention this earlier but I'm currently working as a

physiotherapist as well so I'm trying to juggle full-time physio with my fitness

FAQ stuff as well so as you said during that interesting position where you've

you've got this service to provide which is a specialty service and you can

charge what you want you can take on as many people as you want and at this

stage I've actually got a decent waiting list for my online coaching stuff just

based on the time commitment I don't want to spread myself too thin so

definitely there is the need to do that if you want to push your business to the

next level and I think just not hesitating to take the first step you've

got to learn somehow you can't read about this stuff indefinitely you've

just got to put yourself out there see what the reaction is learn from your

mistakes and just try and put out the best quality content you can there's no

secret to any of this it's going to take hard work to do that but unless you take

that first step you're never going to know if you can do it or if it's going

to be a viable option for you so you go try it just try it. So looking forward to a

lot of you guys taking the first couple steps and people reaching out to you man because of

this interview so looking back and when you did take that first step for you

I can only imagine the people who were supporting you

and the people who were not so supportive

and in terms of belief in yourself especially with what we're doing yeah it's so important

because if you don't have that belief in yourself and you're not surrounded with the right people, you can only go so far

so how did you handle that like mentally yeah how did you combat people saying to you

because we're talking about this previously when you're at uni and can you share with us

what other people were saying in terms of like negative remarks? Sure, I'll start with just the

positive stuff that I got first I mean from the channel it always helped that I

had you know say 90 95 percent positive feedback so that always made it fairly easy

for me to keep pushing in that environment family and for the most part

friends really supportive I know my family in particular I know that if I

wanted to pursue this full-time they'd be all in they know that it's my passion

I love I love teaching this stuff and I love doing it when it comes to some of

the negative stuff that's with everything in life you're gonna get

people who are either jealous or just trying to you know drag you down like

that crab mentality so you know you've got crabs in a bucket one crabs trying

to get out and do more than everyone else the rest try and pull it down I

found when I was in uni when someone found out about my channel because I

like to keep things on the low just go about my business a group of friends

found out about my channel they told people in my cohort and I walked into

the library one day and everyone was watching one of my videos on loudspeaker

and it was a bit bit funny everyone was you know giving me some shit about it

and having a bit of a laugh but look who's laughing now

Hit 'LIKE' right there! That's awesome so, like what you were saying surrounding yourself with the right people

You got your family which are really supporting you

So in terms of having the right people around you with your friends and having people who

have achieved what you want, who are the people in your scene

the fitness scene doing bodyweight training that kind of stuff that you

look up to in short who is your 'Dream Team' of people that you have around

and would love to have around you more? I'd say one of the people that I look up

to most in terms of just their global impact and what they've achieved is

someone called Ido Portal he basically specialises in bodyweight

strength training essentially movement culture whereby we're manipulating our

body through space advanced mobility training anywhere anytime using your own

body to get more athletic feats and just better use of your body in your day to

day life with him he's had such a global impact in changing people's paradigm of

what Fitness really is and just seeing the reach that he's been able to achieve

he's travelling the world teaching workshops he recently was working with

Conor McGregor leading up to one of his UFC fights just seeing someone go

from sticking to their values sticking to what they're trying to teach

I think that's very motivating to see something like that if I can stay true

to myself continue to push my vision with what I see bodyweight training

becoming in Australia I'll be content that will be my definition of success

reaching people teaching people getting bodyweight training more popular in

Australia would be my vision and I guess coming back to your question mark about

who would be my team I would be looking for people who I only practice what they

preach so are capable of doing elements that you know I hold true to the style

of training so living the lifestyle but also being committed to the brand and

the movement of creating a good culture surrounding this style of training

I'd say that's my vision so if people have those qualities I'd be looking to

take those people on Nice, I love that. It's so important to have the right people

around you pushing you and actually I've heard this

from somewhere you've always gotta have people who are better than you so that

you can learn from them You gotta have people that are

that are on the same level as you so you can be challenged with each other yeah

you know yeah and then you may have people who are who are learning who are

willing to get to that stage yeah where you used to be so you can help bring

them up too - so having that nice balance of people around you, is

always nice and healthy. I think if you're not working with people who are

better than you or if you don't think that you've got things to learn you've

lost the battle yeah is you're gonna stagnate and you're

not gonna get to that next step I think you would have got this from speaking to

people that are more successful that probably is a trend that you'd see a

quality that would be consistent amongst everyone they'd probably hold a lot less

worth in themselves than other people think of them and that's probably what

keeps the fire going in the sense of pushing the envelope constantly.

Let's talk details because I mean one of the most recent videos you actually published was how

to work smarter, something about that right? You and I are very alike in

terms of we're very goal-driven, taking action every single day

to the point where it can be sort of detrimental to us you know

In the big picture of things yeah that's really important because yes it's good to

achieve his kind of level of success and get that fulfilment helping other people

but more importantly we need to take care of ourselves

you know I've seen myself new people around me they're "all in" in sort of one area of

their life they kind of neglect other areas like health It's hard it's very hard so

what was your mindset and your main advice to people who you want

to maintain a kind of healthy lifestyle and optimize your strength

and your progress? I think with that video, I'll just give you a brief summary so

I've been trying to achieve an advanced body weight skill so for me it's a

really difficult skill it's taken me a lot of time to progress so my goal for

this exercise is 5 reps and I've consistently been stuck at say 3 to 4

reps and I notice upon reflecting on my training and my approach that I've been

doing a pretty similar approach for a couple of months now

and you know how we are we get a bit dogmatic in our ways we tend to do

things that we're comfortable with that we like doing essentially was me just

reflecting on that realizing that things have got to change you know insanity is

doing the same thing over and over expecting different results Albert

Einstein said that and it's it's really hard to look at yourself and make a

change it's easy for me to look at someone else and see what they're doing

wrong but I think the most difficulty is just reflecting on yourself and seeing

what needs to be done and more importantly executing on the change that

need to be made so for me I found that I was training too consistently so too

frequently at too high of an intensity so with me I love strength training I

like it a lot and it's probably a detriment that I'm doing too much so

it's not that I'm not doing enough we often get the perception that we should

be doing more but I think in my case less is more especially when it comes to

this to allow myself to recover so I find that focusing on my areas of

weakness and actually working on them is going to be a successful approach moving

forward and like you were saying before it's it's hard to achieve the balance

but I think you can always skew the balance more by focusing on areas that

must be addressed yes so you're gonna get a bigger return on your investment

working on things that you suck out or that you don't want to necessarily do

compared to continuing to add more to what you're already good at so

that's my focus moving forward for the rest of the year working on the

weaknesses doing a little bit less of what I'm good at

it's not easy to do it it's not necessarily comfortable but I think

that's what's required. Yeah for sure, it's kind of funny as well because we're both

on our rest days today yeah I mean you're resting today. I only recently

found that I need to have these rest days from researching or doing too much work

because the more you work ,you're clouded your

mind gets, and if you try to push yourself that last hour to work mentally

it may not be as productive Yeah you're not going to be as effective

that's really interesting I really think it's really really important for people

to understand like ourselves you're still going through it too what are your

thoughts on people who are out there trying to teach people what to do but

don't have the level of credibility that you do need yeah and giving the wrong

type of advice? I think on the internet now in particular especially in the fitness

field because that's what I know that's what I do there's a difference between a

fitness celebrity or a fitness personality and a fitness professional

so if I was to classify myself I'd edge more towards the fitness professional

side of things just because I've been doing it for so long I've got a you know

proven track record of success with clients online coaching in person I've

got a Bachelor of Exercise Science master of physio so we've got those

titles behind what I do some would say that they look up to me in the sense

that I could be deemed as more of a celebrity in this field yeah but I like

to stick to more of the educational content sometimes people blur the lines

with what they shouldn't shouldn't be saying ie people giving nutritional

advice or say strength training advice to populations that you should be seeing

a professional for so you shouldn't have like a 60 year old person who's never

done exercise in their life and they go on the internet how to squat and

someone's teaching them that you know is just giving a blanket statement for

everyone so I think there's a very fine line but it's very difficult with the

internet because obviously there's no overbearing liability if you will so

people can just chuck content out there and without any consequence of what's

happening whereas if someone came into the clinic to see me and I gave them

some wrong advice or a wrong protocol and they got injured as a result of that

I could be liable yeah so I think when you're looking to get advice from people

look are they a professional or a celebrity don't get me wrong it's good

to get motivated by people who you know posting vlogs who are in really good

shape but just because someone's in good shape doesn't mean they're good teacher

I think trying to have the best of every world is really difficult and that's

what my major focus is I try and practice what I preach I want to have

the credibility to do so as well and I want to be a source of motivation so I'm

trying to blend both of those into one but I think when it comes to people

giving the advice on on YouTube in particular you've got educational

content you've got comedic content and then you've got more of like your

lifestyle content so I try and specialize in the educational stuff and

then some comedic stuff as well

We sprinkle them with yeah

I think you've got a find your niche and

really try and work in that if you spread yourself too thin

I reckon that might not be the best thing either. Do you find that's as

well like what differentiates you from everybody else is because people know you

for that for the education I go for your stuff because I'm like okay

now I know exactly how I do that muscle up, now i know how to do this

planche push up, now i know how to do this chin up I find

that you combining that with your entertainment kind of stuff to

compliment it as opposed to someone who's trying to do too many different

things you lose them in that Whereas yours is like you know who your

audience is they know exactly what they like that's why they follow you yeah so

it's a really it's a really difficult balance because you're trying to get the

educational content out there in a succinct fashion whilst you can get

people's you know retention time in a video but you're trying to sprinkle in a little

bit of personality which is not the easiest thing to do I find but doing the

best I can, getting better at it over time

I'm loving the vision that you've got for in terms of Australia, getting your

name out there and helping people 'live' what's the vision for that and what's next?

Moving forward, I really want to start doing more in person educational stuff and workshops

and seminars are a really good way to do this because you get that tactile

feedback people get to practice it and apply it and we get to tweak things on

the fly and it's a really good balance of you know actual practical application

in addition to the theory that goes behind what we do and I find in

Australia at the moment calisthenics bodyweight training is very unknown it's

in its infancy it's not really that popular in Australia you go to Europe

you go to America they're practicing this everywhere I think that's partly

because of the culture there's a lot of outdoor fitness parks people are really

into it but I think in Australia we're really working to get that out there and

I believe that doing workshops is going to be a really good way to kickstart

that and my eventual goal beyond doing it across Australia is obviously to go

international travel Europe America because that's predominantly where my

audience is but really at this stage we just want to test out

the waters with the type of stuff that we're teaching the structure of things

making sure that it's really refined in Australia and then take it further from there

Awesome man. Daniel's come a long way, he's shared a lot of his time with his audience, giving a lot of value

and impacting a lot of people like myself. Really really grateful the time you've spent with us today

and the amount of value you've shared with us, all the tips and everything

so excited for 2017, really excited to be a part of it man. Appreciate it

it's always good connecting with like-minded people especially in today's

society everyone's so negative so it's nice to get people who trying to be positive, push things forward

That's why i really wanted to connect with Mark today and it's been a good experience man.

Really appreciate it man. So shout out to FitnessFAQS, all the audience, you guys

Looking forward to hearing feedback Really excited for the year to come

Sweet, see you guys. Thanks for watching!

you

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Loose Women confess to FILMING innocent audience member in bed - Duration: 1:49.

Loose Women confess to FILMING innocent audience member in bed

Todays show shattered all levels of creepy when presenter Andrea McLean introduced the last segment. The 47-year—old hostess turned the ladies discussion to annoying bedroom tendencies, when the weird bombshell hit.

She started: It is the bedroom habit that means most couples need earplugs. CONFESSION: Andrea McLean joked that she had filmed an audience member in bed.

What am I talking about? Andrea finally revealed: Snoring. She continued: A lady in the audience went like [Andrea gasped], and then pointed at the innocent viewer and yelled: Weve been taping you. Loose lady Nadia Sawalha jumped at the opportunity to slam the audience member and chanted: Pure filth.

WHOOPS: Andrea quickly retracted her comment.

HILARIOUS: Nadia chanted pure filth seconds after Andrea had dropped the bombshell. Andrea McLean But Andrea quickly retracted her comment and confessed: No we havent. She then hurried the conversation forward and brushed the outburst under the carpet.

Loose Women proved to be full of revelations this afternoon as glamour model mum-of-five Katie Price joined the group. Katie spoke openly about her hubby Kieran Haylers alleged affair since announcing the news that theyd split on social media over the weekend.

REVELATIONS: Katie Price also talked about Kierans alleged affair. The 39-year-old reality star also said that there would be more juicy details to come. Who said daytime telly was boring? Catch Loose Women weekdays from 12:30pm on ITV.

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The Untold TRUTH Behind The SOLAR "ECLIPSE" 2017! | TRUTH DETECTORS - Duration: 5:57.

[Twilight Zone theme]

Narrator: You unlock this door with the key of imagination.

Beyond it is another dimension.

A dimension of sound.

A dimension of sight.

Clem: Welcome everybody, all the Truth Detectors to our channel

We're just doing a little intro here.

This is Cletus, I'm Clem, and behind the camera is Clare (Clare: hi)

So we'll be tracking the progress of the eclipse as it gets progressively more black and white.

As you know, when the first eclipse happened, the moon scraped blue off to the sun.

That subtracted from the white, created yellow,

Those combined to make green

Check out our other videos if you need further explanation.

Cletus: Don't forget to like and subscribe.

Ah yes, don't forget.

This eclipse, the moon will be scraping off the colors from the sun,

and it will turn to black and white light.

That black light will be very dangerous,

so we will be needing to more and more #moonblock as it goes on.

So thanks guys and enjoy the rest of the video.

Clare: Don't forget your #moonblock, you'll regret it.

Cletus: Well, as you can see, we have one cookie here,

This is the sun.

And then this cookie is also the moon.

And the the moon goes in front of the sun,

and then you can't see the sun anymore so you won't notice...

That it's missin' a bit.

Well, the sun right now looks a bit like this.

A bit like that, see.

Clem: Yes, yes.

And slowly, slowly,

Huh!

Clem: Um, and can we edit in black and white here?

Um, who's editing -- Clare are you editing these?

Clare: Uh, yes I think so.

Clem: Um, do you know -- what -- um --

What are we gonna edit -- how are we gonna edit black and white?

Clare: As you can see here we have a prime example

of those who have fallen for NASA's trickery.

They've seen us -- Abort!

Clare: ... landing was faked by NASA,

but, what few know is that the "moon" that we see here today covering up the sun,

was in fact also planted, by NASA,

in an attempt to COMPLETELY obscure color from this earth

and in which case keep us low-lifes, us mortals, down, and living

in -- in a world of darkness!

Clare: Update on the, um,

government infiltration: You can see NASA

has sent their drone.

Excuse me maam.

Hey guys, we've been out here

43 minutes

since the start of the eclipse

The shadows you can see, looking -- looking a little blacker

Other things looking -- I think my teeth

looking a little whiter.

So we'll check back in in a few minutes.

Clem: Lunar panel voltage.

As you can see the voltage

is at 16 volts.

and the uh -- whoops -- uh ...

dropping drastically

to a

a very low 35 Fahrenheit here.

But that's all signs of the fact

that we're losing color in the moo -- in the sun.

The moon is scraping off the color.

As we all know as the moon covers the sun it will give off harmful electromagnetic rays.

You gotta be safe and cover yourself with #moonblock

You never know what's going to hit you with these NASA scientists.

Clare: Just checking in at 58 minutes

to say the whites of my eyes are noticeably whiter.

Clem: Sir, sir!

This is your last chance to buy #moonblock before the moon

scrapes the color away ...

Bystander: Will the son ever come back!

Clare: Alright truth detectors we got 2 minutes till totality

so kiss you favorite color goodbye.

[Bystanders wondering at this feat of "nature"]

Clem: It's ... the moon is disappearing!

Woah! Yeah!

Woohoo it's gone!!!1111

Woah!

Woah!

Oh, wow!

Clem: The color has been completely scraped away!

The color is gone!

All that's left is the black light.

Now it's a good thing I have my #moonblock on.

I'll check back with you guys in a few minutes.

Clem: Footage ... of the world without color.

[Ain't no sunshine plays] The moon scraped away all color from the

sun, and it is now emitting

fully black and white light.

See the trees

no longer have their lovely green that we are so used to.

They're fully black and white.

Birds are fleeing from the devoid of color,

as birds are colorful creatures,

not used to the black and white world.

And as you can see, the stars are no longer yellow,

they're completely white.

These previously yellow mints are now white.

They still taste like bananna,

cause taste hasn't been scraped away yet.

Clem: Alright, that's it for this video.

Go remember to support us on our kickstarter. If you donate $5,

we will send you your very own lunar --

sorry, uh, #moonblock.

If you donate us $100,

and we will send you your very own

lunar panel, which will collect those rays and convert it to electricity.

Clare: Uh-huh, uh-huh.

Clem: We'll check back with you later in this new black and white colored world,

Cletus: My friend forgot to mention that

for $5 million on our kickstarter campaign

you can buy the last remaining food dye in the entire world that still has color.

In a bunker, where we've been keeping it for the past five thousand years.

Clare: The color is muddy brown.

Cletus: Muddy brown, yes, muddy brown. You won't see it anywhere else.

Clem: Just note -- we also carry it in lime green,

and construction orange.

Alright that's it. Thank you guys for watching.

[Ain't no sunshine plays]

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4 Tips to Build Leadership Credibility - Duration: 3:52.

When you are a leader it is really important that you have leadership credibility.

When you have leadership credibility, those you lead will follow you to the ends of the

earth because they trust you, your decisions and your ability to lead.

This credibility is very hard to gain.

Leaders constantly face the challenge of gaining leadership credibility from their followers.

Additionally, their followers try to test their leader's leadership credibility.

Followers want to know if their leaders are really qualified to be their leader.

They also want to be sure that the leader knows what they are talking about.

Leadership credibility is not something that can be gained over night.

It is developed by consistent ethical and moral behavior.

There are four characteristics that leaders should develop to build leadership credibility

with their followers.

First, is integrity.

Leaders must be honest with their followers.

If you tell lies, you will immediately lose the trust of those you are trying to lead.

They will discredit what you say in the future and won't believe you.

They will also have a very hard time following you.

To build leadership credibility, leaders must show their integrity by doing what they say

they are going to do.

This means being upfront, transparent and consistent.

The minute a leader does one thing for one person and something different for another

person, he/she loses trust with the followers.

The followers see the inconsistency and question how the leader will respond to them.

The second is competence.

Leaders also gain leadership credibility through their competence.

New leaders must know what they are doing.

To be competent doesn't mean the leader has to know everything or have all the answers,

but they do need to have a basic overall understanding of the big picture.

Above all, the leaders must know how to lead and manage their followers.

The leader must have some experience and expertise, but they don't have to be the expert in

everything.

Part of the competence of the leaders comes from their ability to know how to leverage

the strengths of all their followers for the greatest overall good for everyone involved.

Third is inspiration.

Leadership credibility can also be gained by your ability to inspire your followers

to do their best.

When you can inspire everyone to get onboard with the organizational goals, you will be

able to motivate people to do their best.

You can also inspire people by providing a vision of the future for them.

Help them to see the success that they can have in their future it they take the appropriate

steps.

And fourth, is Drive.

Leaders must have drive.

They must be driven to work very hard because the leader sets the example for the followers.

When the leader is driven to work hard, it helps the followers know what is expected

of them.

A driven leader creates trust with the followers because they know the leader does not expect

them to do anything he/she is not also willing to do.

Now, just to recap, leaders gain credibility by having integrity, competence, inspiration,

and drive.

Thanks for watching this video.

If you enjoyed it and would like to watch more great videos just like it, please subscribe

to the Leadership Done Right YouTube Channel and check out LeadershipDoneRight.com.

Also, please like the video and share it with others!

Well, until next time, go and be the best leader you can be!

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