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okay so you know how important it is to have a YouTube strategy for your

business you're in now you just need to figure out how to start creating a

YouTube strategy that works with your business you get the big picture but how

does it all fit together in today's video I'm going to walk you through how you

can start creating a youtube strategy for your business hey guys my name is

Trena and welcome to another episode of just the tips on this channel I provide

online entrepreneurs tips tricks and strategies on how they can use video on

YouTube in their business if you've been following my recent series here on my

channel all about using YouTube in your business we talked about how to grow

your business here on YouTube we talked about how to get started here on YouTube

you can check out those videos on that playlist right up here but in today's

video I'm gonna walk you through how to start creating that strategy here for

YouTube so the first thing you're going to want to do to create this strategy is

start coming up with ideas so where do you come up with these video ideas the

first place I would suggest is check your email what kind of questions are

you getting from clients that you are getting asked all the time what are the

type of questions that you see in facebook groups revolving around your

niche all the time start writing these down and make a list I like to use

Trello to just brain them and have it all electronically but a notebook is

just as good the second step you're gonna want to do is create an opt-in for

these videos so what you want to do is when somebody watches your video you

want them to take the next step and get on your email list this is how you can

start nurturing that relationship even more and getting in their inbox now I

don't want you to create an opt-in for every single video create like two or

three opt-ins that really work into your content so for me I provide a ten step

checklist that you can get you can click the card right here to get my youtube

channel checklist which is ten steps to set up your YouTube channel think about

what kind of checklist can you create is it an e-book is it a worksheet is it

some swipe files what's an opt-in that's going to provide

that viewer that watches your video more value and makes them want to get that

opt-in then step three is the most important step you got that person to

watch your video you got that person to

gave you their email so start building that relationship the third step is to

create an email sequence within your email platform whether that's convertkit

aweber whatever it is create an email sequence that's gonna start building

that relationship with them a little more give them more value get them

engaged ask them a question get them to respond to you maybe you even send them

to another video that you did on YouTube that's a tutorial that's really gonna

help them by providing all this helpful content and connecting with them in

their inbox they're gonna be much more likely to buy from you when it comes

time to pitch them your course or your book or your services now the last step

that I want you to do is to create a blog post whether it's just a summary of

your video or it is the transcript of your video I want you to create a blog

post and embed your video into that blog post and promote the heck out of it

create an image for Pinterest share it on Pinterest share it on Facebook share

it on Instagram tell your email list that you have this

video the more eyes you get on this video the more likely that video is

going to get shared and get out to even more people which leads more people into

your opt-in on your email list creating this type of content that your ideal

client wants in these is the best way to get them on your email us trust me I've

seen multiple clients and students do this by getting somebody to watch their

video opting in and converting them into a paying client now if you're ready to

take your YouTube strategy to that next level and really learn more about it I'm

hosting a four day challenge over in my Facebook group

you can sign up for this challenge by clicking the link down below or this

card right here this four day challenge I'm going to provide you tutorials every

single day to teach you how to create that strategy and then I'm going to be

going live in my Facebook group every day to answer your questions and really

work through that strategy so you have a full three months worth of YouTube

videos planned going into starting your channel so again if you want to join

that challenge make sure you click the link down below if you have any

questions about creating a youtube strategy or how to use YouTube in your

business make sure you leave them in the comment section below and subscribe to

the channel right here because every week I'm providing you new tips tricks

and strategies on how to use YouTube in your

business thank you so much for watching and I'll see you in the next video bye

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Kids Meet A Deaf Person - Duration: 7:48.

- I see that you're doing sign language.

I think I know.

Are you deaf?

(gentle music)

- Hi. - Hello.

- My name is Steven.

- My name's Carolina.

- Hi, I'm Crystal, what's your name?

- My name is Mickey.

- I like that name.

- Thank you.

- Me too.

- She just copied what I said.

- No.

- How old are you?

- Old enough to be your mom (laughs).

- I'm 11.

- What are you gonna do today?

- [Interpreter] Today, you're going to meet a deaf person.

Do you know what deaf means?

- A deaf person is a person that can't hear.

- [Interpreter] Right.

So, I use an interpreter.

- What's an interpreter?

- [Interpreter] An interpreter is somebody

who signs for another person that is speaking.

So, she's interpreting what I want to say.

And then, the interpreter tells me

what you're saying in sign language.

- Were you born deaf?

- [Interpreter] No, I actually lost

my hearing when I was five.

- That's so young.

- [Interpreter] How old are you?

- Seven, Gigi's five.

- No, no, I'm not, I'm nine.

- Fake loser.

- How did you lose your hearing?

- [Interpreter] My grandmother

would call my name, "Mickey!"

When they brought me to the doctor,

Grandma said, "Hey, I've been calling her name

"and she's just ignoring me."

And the doctor did a test and found out

that I was losing my hearing.

It's something that runs in our family.

My grandparents were deaf, my dad is also deaf.

- Wow, that's a lot.

- Can you hear some things or are you completely deaf?

- [Interpreter] I can hear some things

with my cochlear implant.

- Can you hear animal sounds?

- [Interpreter] Yes.

- I can make a cow and cat.

Do you wanna see if you can hear it?

- [Interpreter] Sure.

(imitates cow)

(imitates cow)

(laughs)

(imitates horse)

Yeah, I could hear that.

I could hear your voice 'cause you're sitting close to me.

But if I take it off, I'm fully deaf.

- What is a cochlear implant?

- [Interpreter] Well, it's sort of like a hearing aid.

But instead of putting it behind

your ear to help you hear things,

it actually is put inside the skull.

- Do they need to cut your head?

- [Interpreter] Well, it wasn't really a cut.

But it was put underneath the skin,

right near my ear. - Oh.

- [Interpreter] Would you like to see it?

- Sure.

- [Interpreter] Can you see

the little thing behind her ear?

You just wanna see that up on top.

- [Boy] Oh, yeah, yeah, that's cool.

- [Interpreter] And then the wire

comes down to this little box.

And you can turn the volume up or down and adjust it.

And that helps me hear.

- That is super duper cool.

- Does it help you hear now?

- [Interpreter] Yes, it does.

It helps me to hear my favorite thing, which is music.

- If you're deaf, how do you listen to music?

- [Interpreter] I feel the vibrations, I feel the music.

You know how music has vibration?

They can put their hand on something that vibrates

or they can feel the music through their feet.

(humming)

I plug my cochlear implant right into my iPad or my phone

and I can put it as loud as I want.

- Nobody else can boss you around and say,

"That's too loud!"

- Right.

- [Interpreter] That's right.

- I like music too.

- [Interpreter] Really, what kind of music?

- Bruno Mars music.

And Michael Jackson.

- [Interpreter] What about you?

- I really like Tom Jones.

- [Interpreter] I think one of his song, I like.

♫ It's not unusual

♫ It's not unusual to have fun with anyone

(laughs) - Yeah.

When my mom asked me if I wanted to go to a concert,

and I said, "Yes."

She said, "It'll be you and a bunch of old ladies."

(laughs)

But I'm still enthusiastic to go.

- Do you like to sing?

- [Interpreter] Yes, I like to sing.

- I'd love to hear you sing.

- [Interpreter] You might to tell me to quit

and go back to my day job.

I can sing in the shower though.

- Shower singing is the best type of singing.

- What instruments do you play?

- [Interpreter] Well, I used to play the piano.

- We have so much in common already.

You like music, I like music.

You play piano, I play piano.

- Do you have a cell phone?

- [Interpreter] Yes, I do.

I have a cell phone for texting.

- So, that's what you only use your cell phone for,

just for texting?

- [Interpreter] Yep, I can't really hear the phone.

I can't talk to people over the phone.

So, we use texting.

- What are some other ways

that technology helps you out, like in your daily life?

- [Interpreter] For deaf people,

we have a doorbell that actually,

when you push the button is connected

to a light in the house.

The lights in the house,

you see in different rooms lights going off.

- Ouch, that would hurt my eyes.

Do you use an alarm clock?

- [Interpreter] Yes, I do, I have an alarm clock.

My alarm clock, when it goes off,

it actually vibrates the bed.

Sort of like a little, mini earthquake.

- Was that scary the first time you used it?

- [Interpreter] Yes.

- That's kind of a cool alarm clock.

- [Interpreter] I love it.

- Can you teach me how to say "puppy" in sign language?

[Interpreter] We can use this sign for puppy.

You sort of scratching your ears.

Use this hand, there you go.

- What's the hardest part about being deaf?

- [Interpreter] The hardest part is not being

able to hear like in a large group setting.

I feel left out.

- Do you ever get scared

'cause you can't hear what's going on?

- [Interpreter] Oh, yes, I do get scared.

For example, there was a situation a long time ago.

There was a fire in the apartment and I was asleep.

People were pounding and knocking on the doors

but I couldn't hear them.

And it was scary with my son being there too.

- Your son was in there too?

Did he have a little fire on him?

- [Interpreter] No.

Luckily, the firemen broke

into the apartment and saved us.

- That sounds serious.

- Is there any sounds that you're glad

that you don't have to listen to?

- [Interpreter] I don't like listening to yelling.

That bothers me, it gives me a headache.

That's easy for me to avoid.

I can just take it off and I don't hear them.

Do you guys argue?

- He argues.

- She argues with me.

- No.

- How do you say, "I am a dinosaur," in sign language?

- [Interpreter] Point to yourself.

Me, dinosaur.

- Me dinosaur (giggles).

- How do you say, "It was nice to meet you"?

- [Interpreter] Wipe your hand, like that.

To meet and point to the other person.

Meet you.

You're awesome.

- High five?

- High five (laughs).

- [Interpreter] Yay.

- Yay!

[Interpreter] Thank you so much for watching today.

We hope you enjoyed this video.

If you'd like to watch more videos, click here.

Or subscribe, click here.

And we hope you have a wonderful day.

(cheerful music)

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Are You In A Simulation? - Duration: 7:20.

Vsauce, I'm Jake and we are living in a simulation.

Or at least that's what the simulation hypothesis proposes.

That if a civilization, a posthuman civilization, were to become significantly technologically

advanced than we would most likely be a simulated.

There are two worlds, two realities.

The primary world which is where the simulation is being run and the secondary world, the

simulated universe we occupy which to us, is the only one.

And when creating this world, there are three steps to successfully making the user believe

it to be real: Immersion, Absorption, and Saturation.

Think about video games like Age of Empires, Civilization, The Sims.

They're about recreating or mimicking reality..reliving past events or creating new ones.

And in 20 years we went from games looking like this to this.

As visuals advance, as the experiences become more immersive and digital characters start

reacting seemingly on their own, our understanding of what is real and what isn't starts to

blur.

Now characters in video games are bound by a set of rules, a set of defining laws.

A sim can't walk through a solid wall, even though it isn't actually solid it is just

lines of code that dictate what is or is not solid but it is called a wall.

Now think of our own world.

This is a collection of atoms that together form an object that we call a wall.

It's been atomically programmed to form a specific shape.

We are left with something that looks like, that feels like a wall.

We don't see the microscopic pieces that build it, just like we don't see the code

in a game.

We just expect it to act a certain way because of how our world is designed.

We trust that it is made of something physical, not just a programmed artificial boundary.

When someone comes to your house, how do they get there?

Do you see them leave, do you see them on their drive?

They leave their home, time passes, and there they are.

It's World Gestalt, a structure or configuration of details which together implies the existence

of a world, and causes the audience to fill in the missing pieces of that world based

on details given.

If I walk off frame left you'd imagine I'd come back around.

But if I come back from somewhere unexpected, your perception has been minutely fractured.

It's that World Gestalt, that assumption of how things should be that allows a simulated

reality to function.

Not everything needs to be rendered, needs to exist simultaneously for every user in

the simulation.

Maybe the reason the universe is expanding and growing, is that it hasn't finished

loading yet.

Think of VR.

If you are looking in front of you, what is behind you isn't necessarily rendered, it

hasn't become real.

It isn't until you turn your head that it comes into existence and what was just in

front of you, is now gone.

So the question becomes, how do you know anything exists when you're not looking at it?

It's the technological version of Solipsism.

The idea that only your own mind is certain to exist.

Everything outside of this frame, the person animating it, the office they are in, the

entire world around them, including you, might not exist outside of my own mind.

So, let's say we are in a simulation...why would someone or something do it to this scale

in the first place?

One of the reasons to run a massive simulation like this is proposed by philosophy professor

Nick Bostrom in his paper "Are You Living in a Computer Simulation?"

He states that it could be an ancestor simulation.

A civilization wanting to see what those before them had done.

Like a history book but one that is being acted out instead of being read.

Or we could just be characters in an incredibly advanced video game.

In our Simuverse we would be The Sims, and in this universe we even get to play our own

very rudimentary version of simulation games on computers and consoles, thinking we are

in control.

And in video games, graphics improve, they get better with our technology.

But they don't need to be perfect.

With Virtual Reality, we know what we are looking at isn't real but to our senses

to our mind it is and we react accordingly.

So in this version we live in, it seems real to us because this is all we have known, but

to those that programmed this simuverse, reality could be much different.

It is Plato's Allegory of the Cave.

Plato suggests that you have prisoners chained in a cave from birth, not able to look at

each other or anywhere besides directly in front them at a wall.

All they see are shadows projected onto the wall by a fire they've never seen behind

them.

This is all they have known so to them, the shadows are reality and the voices they hear

are from the shadows, as well.

Since they have never experienced anything else, never seen a real person, had a human

interaction, they have no understanding of the outside world, or the world at all.

And if a prisoner were to escape and leave the cave, they would be so frightened and

confused by what they saw that they would choose to come back to the comfort of their

cave, of their reality.

And just like the prisoners in the cave, what we see in front of us we believe to be true,

believe to be real.

The difficulty in deciding if what we are in right now is real life or simulated life

is what NYU professor David Chalmers said that, "any evidence that we get could be

simulated."

And there is one important distinction to make.

We are not in a virtual world, a world that exists independent of us actually being it.

In that scenario we are players in a game and there is a flesh and blood version of

us somewhere controlling this.

That is not the case with this idea.

We are in a simulated world which means we are not users, we are not players, we are

simulated as well.

As Phlip K. Dick said: Fake realities will create fake humans.

So why would anybody think that the universe is simulated?

Actually, we have four assumptions for you, if they are correct, then you, dear viewer,

are simulated.

So follow me over to a different reality on Kurzgesagt and, as always, thanks for watching.

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South Korean President to close New York visit with speech at UNGA, S. Korea-U.S. .. - Duration: 2:29.

President Moon Jae-in will wrap up his four day visit to New York .

He's expected to address the UN General Assembly, discuss North Korea with his U.S. counterpart,

and then a trilateral summit that includes Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

Moon Connyoung starts us off.

(STAND-UP) "South Korean president Moon Jae-in is waking

up to his fourth and final day in New York and although he's had a busy couple of days,

the highlight of his visit comes today - his speech at the United Nations General Assembly

in a few hours time."

President Moon Jae-in will take the podium at the 72nd UN General Assembly Thursday morning,

local time, to deliver a speech before around 127 world leaders gathered for the annual

meeting at the UN headquarters in New York.

The new South Korean leader is scheduled to speak after the leaders of Serbia and Haiti

and will become the first South Korean president to address UNGA in his first year in office

since South and North Korea together joined the United Nations in 1991.

The former human right lawyer-turned-liberal leader elected on a policy of engagment vis-a-vis

North Korea is widely expected to use the UN stage to seek global support for his drive

to put maximum pressure on North Korea to leave the rogue state no other option but

to give up its nuclear weapons.

Following his speech at the UN, South Korean President Moon Jae-in will meet with his U.S.

counterpart to discuss North Korea's nuclear crisis amid escalating tensions over whether

President Donald Trump's harsh rhetoric against North Korean leader Kim Jong-un could lead

to a miscalculation.

(Reuters 2218) Sept. 19, 2017

"We will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea.

Rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and his regime."

Presidents Moon and Trump are to sit down at midday on the last day of Mr. Moon's visit

to New York, where he met with a flurry of foreign leaders gathered for the annual UN

event.

That one-on-one will be followed by a lunch hosted by the U.S. President along with Japanese

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

(STAND-UP) "As you can see, there is a great deal of

media coverage from all over the world here at the General Assembly and with issues on

the Korean peninsula topping the agenda this year, both what the South Korean president

says and what he doesn't say will surely make international headlines.

Reporting from the UN headquarters in New York, Moon Connyoung, Arirang News.

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(Chattering)

What? You're gay?

(Chattering)

You're, uh, you're, Adolf Hitler!

(Chattering)

You think that certain folks should sit at the back of the bus?

(Chattering)

You think the Jews did 9/11?

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President Moon reaffirms his North Korea policy to leaders of U.S. thinktanks and ... - Duration: 2:09.

President Moon also got to meet with head of several U.S.-based think tanks... to explain

his pursuit of a peaceful end to the tensions on the Korean pensinsula and how he wants

to achieve that goal.

He also held talks with the Prime Minister of Italy, and pledged to cooperate closely

on the issue.

For details we turn to Hwang Hojun.

While meeting with the heads of three American think tanks,...

Richard Haass of the Council on Foreign Relations, Thomas Byrne of the Korea Society, and Kevin

Rudd of the Asia Society,...

South Korean President Moon Jae-in reaffirmed his administration's position in dealing with

North Korea, which is to emphasize a peaceful solution while strengthening sanctions and

pressure on the North.

(KOREAN) "Having been able to meet with the leaders

of three think tanks representing New York, not to mention them being experts on issues

regarding the Korean Peninsula and international affairs, President Moon exchanged his thoughts

with them, improving their understanding of our policy, and building a support base within

and outside of the U.S. government."

According to the Blue House, the think tank delegates mentioned the importance of the

Korea-U.S. alliance and the need for closer cooperation among Seoul, Washington, and Tokyo,...

as well as the significance of China's role in the matter.

They also said more efforts are needed to arrange a creative plan and shape appropriate

conditions to solve the North Korean issue diplomatically.

Later in the day, President Moon met with Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni, one-on-one,...

for the first time since the South Korean president's inauguration in May.

The two leaders discussed ways to improve the relationship between the two countries

and pledged to closely cooperate with each other to peacefully solve the North Korean

nuclear issue.

President Moon expressed his gratitude toward Prime Minister Gentiloni for Italy's continued

support for Seoul's North Korea policy, especially as Italy is a current member of the UNSC as

well as the chair of the UN committee on North Korean sanctions.

President Moon also brought up the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games, asking for Italy's active

support and participation in the event.

Hwang Hojun, Arirang News.

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