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The Importance Of Gratitude - Duration: 12:24.

ashkirwan.com.au the importance of

gratitude really lies in the fundamental

of living a quality and prosperous life

and as cliche and rare our guru

semantics as that sounds it's kind of

really true you know when I was dealing

with a lot of mental health issues and

obesity and relationship cluster bomb or

ineffective communication that was going

on in my world it's very easy to drop my

bottom lid and to go and get a six-pack

kick back and smoke the ciggies locker

used to really not have any momentum or

motivation for life up you know

motivating yourself shouldn't have to be

a true it should come naturally and I

think for myself that's really the

fundamentals of building quality of life

through gratitude because when we can

look at those people in our world and

say you know what I love you even beyond

the troubles that's going on right now

even beyond the situation that is and

was they still love you and I want to

see you well and I want to see you grow

because I'd like to grow right because

we live in a beautiful world you know

gratitude will help us see the world

through the eyes of a rose pair of

glasses somewhat and not just to look

over the hard stuff and the stuff that

we want to ignore but to actually see

the beauty in the hard things see the

beauty in the hardship and see the

beauty in the struggle because if you

don't know struggle if you don't know

pain you'll never know the true depths

of glory

that's a big one for me to swallow a big

one for me to acknowledge in a big one

for me to see my world you know even

this morning as I walk through this

misty kind of rain

I just signed up for a new business

mentoring program which is going to

allow me to fundamentally find ways to

bring my programs to the outer reaches

of Australia to start to fundamentally

teach effective communication and family

divert development in aid of influencing

mental health in Australia and the world

abroad through coaching in programs

which you watch through this channel

develop because that is my vision and

yet if it wasn't for me going through

all that struggle with the mental health

issues in the family issues and the bad

communication within mum and dad's

connectivity with me then wouldn't be at

this point you know running away from

home and really taught me about getting

up every day and seeing the beauty in

every moment and actually finding what

was good about everyday you know living

in my truck for six months really came

helped me understand the real

fundamentals of why it's important to

live with gratitude and the importance

of gratitude because it's so easy to see

the destructive and tormenting stuff in

life it's so easy to see bad stuff

because you know if you keep focusing on

that and so what it'll just elevate you

oh never move towards their happiness

pictures you know yourself who you look

into your life sometimes the most fun

times the most inspiring times in your

life come from those sporadic moments oh

he just made a decision you got out and

done it he's got busy making do with the

goods sometimes the most random

occurrence is like when you met the love

of your life or a new partner or a new

friend often come from those sporadic

moments where you almost didn't go if

you almost didn't go out you didn't go

to that event or you didn't step up and

do that thing but you did and all of a

sudden is like wow I really glad I did

this now because I met you and that's

where we can develop our gratitude in

that realization that by stepping into

our own truth and owning our space and

being grateful for every component that

falls to bits for us and that comes to

get

there's all abrasively cutting away the

rough edges that don't service and I

guess that is the point of gratitude

especially in hardship having gratitude

in hardship but really you don't sucks

man I get that I know that you know it's

in really buggy times like if you had a

turn to meet when I was really going

through some real dark patches with my

mental health issues and said yeah one

day you've been making videos building a

YouTube channel teaching fundamentals of

effective communication doing

calisthenics and chucking yourself over

a monkey bar like a human monkey having

serious amounts of fun surf in Australia

I'm client over little walls because he

kind of got trapped on the path and you

had to do that in the middle of a video

that you're shooting for YouTube for

YouTube channel walk alongside Brisbane

River I'd have been like year you

tripping man you're off chops but I'm

doing it mean yeah now I'm now really

grateful for that experience only

getting a little bit of mud on missus

walking up his muddy path now like where

am i taking myself there on a little

adventure I don't know but it's kind of

cool I like this stuff and that's what I

can be grateful for those hard times now

you Don zone and tower can be grateful

for that struggle because that struggle

within taught me to struggle without you

know and how can you ever be grateful

for everything that comes your way and

the gifts of imperfection if you don't

see the perfection in the solitary

moments of demise and despise and

struggle and inner torment you know

the importance of gratitude keeps you

centered it keeps you not keeping your

honors but keeps you motivated to keep

striving at the fork in the road to

spawn a new zest for life especially

when things aren't working you know it's

too easy to be grateful when things

aren't sweet for you it's too easy to be

grateful when the when the flower-garden

if you're lost is popping out little

orange that's is it's a lot harder when

the chips down and tell you that after

living in the truck six months no money

in the banks breathing down my neck

taking six hundred bucks a month out of

my bank account just for interest yeah

that suck not twice there's a big

struggle coming out of that every day I

had a choice to wake up and realize that

I could park up the truck wherever liked

and I could choose to see the world

however I chose and I could effectively

choose to be miserable or I could choose

to actually find a smile and find

something good in every day you know

it's kind of regular practice of

mine--ours to consistently step back and

think of what I'm grateful for that day

or that month or that moment in time see

the value in all the struggles and see

the value in all that stuff because that

brings value to myself it allows me to

cultivate a high level of gratitude for

the journey of being on because it

hasn't been easy and I'm 39 years of age

and I want to get married and have kids

and up until this point it hasn't been a

possibility for a number of reasons but

you know I'm grateful for my experiences

because it's allow me to influence and

shape other people's lives and other

people's family lives and ultimately

kids and young crew today I live more

constructively and make better informed

decisions

based upon the education of my

experience and dealing with mental

health and understanding my own gut

health and my physical health and my

weight loss now and breaking through

this communication communication issues

of Mum and understanding how the

domestic violence really affected her

inability to connect with her emotions

and step there out of her own balance

and flows of feminine creature and into

a more emasculated version of herself

which is not conducive to any long-term

grosser development within a family let

alone becoming a grandmother now now

have a beautiful relationship with my

mother my mother is my rock so those

experiences of her emotionally and

psychologically bashing the living crap

out of me based upon her inability to

connect with me emotionally as much as I

wanted to try has now given me the

fundamental education system in order to

go out there and prove your life and

people just like you and that itself is

a wealth of richness that in itself is

absolutely fucking amazing absolutely

amazing from climbing through the

mangroves of my own muddy pit crab fest

and territory where it felt like many

times my life I was living in a bucket

with a series of crabs and at a time had

tried to climb out that Brittany back

down filled me full of drugs and

tranquilizers newer sand a scrub ball

running through the local village in the

right out of season of the Ranger bull

festival

now I'm living up very wealthy

prosperous life enjoying every moment

because life's an adventure notice the

importance of gratitude the importance

of gratitude is to see your life is an

adventure and to open a open up your

ornate spirit to the possibilities and

potential within because we all have

possibilities you know maybe for you

your possibilities don't lie within the

five-second rule of the immediate

vicinity as much as you'd like them to

but you know piece by piece you can put

together a cake and then you can eat it

too you go do is slowly start to

building bring together all the

components find the right blend in the

right mixture and then go and find an

oven to bang it in my ovens you tube at

the moment what's your oven what is your

cake look like I'm trying find a good

way of getting up here somewhere

this will be fun what is your oven what

is your cake look like and give me a sec

another climber Oh

yeah I love that so good thing I like

about this video making these videos I

can just let go on my own little

adventure and do my thing I'm dad to get

real sweaty here walking up these steps

again anyway that's the importance of

gratitude because life is an adventure

that's what I want to bring you you know

the only questions on how to make life

an adventure and how to cultivate an

attitude of gratitude and understand the

importance of gratitude in your world in

whatever area of life that can sense put

your questions in the box below remember

to like and share this video with your

friends and social peer group because

together we will bring a gratitude

towards a greater o'clock ecological

dispersion of fun times and

interconnectivity of synergy if you'd

like a hand to implement this ideology

and your ecology press the book extra

coaching button let's have a

conversation on how we can now help your

best moving forward and to get out of

your own rock and a hard place to create

a space of cultivating gratitude for a

greater epiphany of the romantic life

you desire much love guys please

you

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Constructive Arguements - Duration: 9:37.

ashkirwan.com.au constructive arguments

are often not what people think when I

start to explain them to them because

nobody likes to argument I don't want to

argue at all I just want to cruise along

people say I don't argue what even

argued for I'll be honest here I asked

Helen come ask Helen cantata you love

arguing no why because it allows me to

cut away and a brace abrasively moved

beyond the parts of myself to don't

serve me and by constructively arguing I

get to see myself through the eyes of

other through the eyes of other people

and start to see how they view me

especially when they're willing to

actually partake in and argue it with me

because we can learn the value of

arguing constructively and that's not to

be self-righteous constructive arguments

are not coming from the place of

listening with the intent to react or to

respond or to win or to be right but to

understand constructive arguments very

much consists on the idealization of

understanding because let's face it

nobody want to nobody wants to hear

about their idiosyncrasies in their

shortcomings nobody wants to see how

they're failing and what's not right

about them although if you can develop

the all-night ornate emotional

intelligence which ultimately comes from

constructive arguments if you can evolve

your own or make emotional intelligence

to be able to allow yourself to see

yourself through the eyes of other

meaning the person you're arguing with

you may be able to see that they have a

point or at least a small slight point

that actually makes sense if you look at

yourself from the eyes of them in the

composition from the theoretical

framework or the juxtaposition of the

situation or the issue at hand you are

arguing about so constructive arguments

will actually allow you to see yourself

from a place that you never deemed

possible which is why you're annoyed

while you're arguing why are you trying

to put your point across to figure out

what is the best action in action moving

forward or the best answer

takes a great little great little bit of

humility to be out of constructive they

argue it means you've got to sit there

layers softer the called all sorts of

things under the name be described in

ways that you never deemed imaginable or

possible but through a greater level of

maturity and a composition of emotional

intelligence you can begin to actually

see somebody else's point whether it's

relevant or actually make sense or is

the right solution to the issue applaud

my hand is irrelevant to constructively

argue you allow yourself and the person

who's arguing with you to abrasively

move beyond the issue and actually

develop a level of respect into

personally between the two is to

actually come up with the great right

combination of communication and actions

and inactions in order to solve and move

beyond the issue at hand

constructive arguments will be one of

the greatest things and skill sets you

can bring to any task at hand imagine if

we could develop families with effective

communication to the point where we can

constructively argue to actually get

beyond some of these Dominions that end

up in the law courts of high turmoil in

destructive divorce leaving kids in

inner torment and unresolved that never

want to actually ever live in the

profane existence that their parents

have what if we could actually allow our

kids to see an ever greater capacity to

move beyond conflict to create more love

and connection to actually allow them to

synergize that an ever greater capacity

do you think they might be able to build

romantic relationships and love affairs

that lasts the ages I do I know it and

if you doubt me I dare you to argue with

me a lot of demonstrating exactly how

this constructive argument stuff works

I'd really like that and if you'd like

to argue put your comments in the

questions and your arguments in the box

below and I'll battle of output you

because my idea is not to win is to grow

cube Jew right back at you because

constructive arguments are how you will

evolve your own mindset and your own

development and theory and leadership

model based upon leadership by example

and not leadership by Authority when we

argue with the idea and the ideals of

trying to be right then we are stepping

into leadership by Authority whether

we're in a leadership position or a boss

mentality or not when we argue with the

point of trying to be right we are

trying to Authority is another relaxed

things spoken down to nobody likes been

subordinated down to no one likes

subordinating up neither so if you can

learn to constructively argue ultimately

what you're doing is stepping out of

subordination and not talking down or up

towards any one person to I don't want

you to understand one another and

actually move through issues and

obstacles to a point of emotional

resolve because when we get the

emotional resolve in an argument when we

get to the point of actually getting to

a clear understanding without the

subordination with the connection with

the emotional resolve we begin to raise

their own emotional intelligence create

a higher level of emotional resilience

become even more self-aware and start to

become more prosperous in every area

including financially because it's

through solving problems in our world in

all the areas of our life that we get to

grow and develop into full up more

vibrant and bodied versions of the human

essence that we are because that's kind

of what comes out of our teenage years

in that lesson some start to get

hormones and get little hairs grown in

funny places and different feelings and

objectivity of sexual desire towards

somebody else who knows who that is but

things change a perceptions the world

change have desire and what we're going

to create who we want to be seen as

changes and our ability to effectively

express that and grow through that and

become that becomes the outcome of that

adolescence years and we're so abrupted

lee abrasively trying to cognitively go

against everything our parents teach

because they are completely wrong and so

our ability to effectively communicate

and to constructively argue is the finer

tuning of how we actually develop a life

worth living a romance worth having

a loving connection conducive to growth

and prosperity and interpersonal synergy

constructive arguments are interpersonal

synergy they are very much the riverbed

and ebb and flow of tide at a time that

allow us to repeat the lifestyle

conducive to the quality that we all

strive so gallantly towards through the

nine to five grind trying to stay alive

and create the lifestyle can't even

think of a wrong word abot that we have

that we always ever dreamed of some of

us want to be Hollywood some of us want

to have a happy little family some of us

just want to live on the beach and surf

some of us want to play with the kids

down the park and some just want to

climb the corporate ladder but effective

communication results in constructive

arguments where we allow ourselves to

see ourselves through the eyes of other

and raise their own ever greater

capacity and potential I hope you've

enjoyed this video remember to like and

share with your friends put your

comments in the box below and if you've

got any questions on constructive

arguments or need a hand to implement

decide your ideology into your ecology

and book ask for coaching

just wanna hair can we go down feel free

don't let me stop you I'll step straight

in I love that anyway much love guys

you're all my people

I remember constructive arguments happen

when we step out of our own ego and I

too am guilty of that many times in my

life especially recently I've had to

step back and have a real good look at

myself because what I've come to

understand about mental health and

mental wealth and the capacity of

interpersonal synergy and relationship

development has very much come through

my objectivity are moving through the

emotional issues I had to my mother and

father which has left me very confident

in what I stand for and where I'm

delivering to the world in the form of

these packages and moving it forward in

its business management and so stepping

out of my own ego quite consistently

I've started seeing new possibilities

for myself and for you too and that is

the fine tuning of this constructive

arguments I don't consider myself to be

a perfect person yet it's through my

idiosyncrasies and through my weaknesses

of my faults I have the best opportunity

to grow especially when somebody has the

capacity to be emotionally intelligent

with me and demonstrate to me where I'm

wrong how I'm wrong and how does all

that improving it because that is how we

change the world that is how we change

the face of mental health and that's how

we start to build effective

communication how families learn to

constructively argue to build and bond

at an ever greater capacity to build

ever greater fundamentals of love and

connection with the kids and with the

partners so the people in grow old and

pray together and run naked off the end

of a bridge in the middle of nowhere and

have little romantic picnics like dirty

old themes but who wouldn't want that

because it's absolutely beautiful

I want that picked on

I think we all want love and connection

a life and it's through constructive

arguments that we have basically moved

towards fundamentally deeper

understanding of those in our life and

also with our self love you guys love

every part of you talk to you real soon

guys peace

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The One Hand Swing Drill For Straighter Shots And Crisper Contact - Duration: 3:01.

Hello.

I'm Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor.

And today I am going to show you a little drill that will really help improve your clubs connection

with the golf ball.

I call it the one hand swing drill.

Stay tuned.

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So.

I am Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor and if this is the first time to my channel.

Welcome.

This channel is all about helping people play better golf.

Today I thought I would show you a drill that you can do that is going to improve the feel,

your awareness of where the clubface is and it's going help with your connection between

club and ball.

So what I try and get people to do.

Is to just hold the club down low.

Down near the bottom of the grip like I have got there.

And we just do some little tiny swings.

Just keeping the body pretty stable and we are just letting it.

Now I am gripping the club light enough so that the club is actually going from that

position through to square and then through to square again there.

Just letting the club turn.

If you can't see it I have a little club fitting tool here.

So it's pointing straight at that point.

It's pointing out to the right at that point.

I come back to square and the moment I hit the golf ball the club turns left.

This is the mistake most people make.

They don't allow the club to turn.

And it's actually the weight of the club that is turning the club.

It's not my wrist that is doing it.

It is purely the weight of the club.

So just by me swinging fairly relaxed and keeping my grip light.

You can see the club turning.

So if I do a little shot.

The club just turned beautifully through the ball.

The ball went reasonably straight and a nice distance.

So if I do that again.

The secret of this of course is not to be too greedy and try to use too big a swing.

It get's out of control.

So do it slowly, grip down the club.

Do it short.

But you are just letting the club do the work.

If I try and overpower it.

I am going to leave that clubface open pointing right and I am going to hit a bad shot.

You can either do it with yourleft hand behind your back or just down the side.

So just let the club turn through the shot and you can see the ball goes pretty straight.

So if you were to do that every day.

You don't even need to hit a ball.

Just keep the club turning.

The club must turn.

If it doesn't turn you are going to hit it out to the right.

Thank you for letting me help you with your golf.

I'm Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor.

And if you like my videos you can click on the subscribe button down on the round avatar

down the bottom there.

You can also sign up to my electronic newsletter at thegolfdoctor.com.au

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Shout Out Sunday (with captions) - Duration: 0:25.

Hey guys I dyed my hair blue just kidding this is CLICKBAIT

Let's get straight into shoutout Sunday

Aye guys Do you like my hair combed back or any style comment down below

And the winners are Tyler fighter, Adrian Manivanh, And THE BROWN POTATO

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