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trying to say I have a classic series sixth series dang it aah dang it man

angry anyway and dang me this is my classic series right number 67 of the

classic series can't believe them on 67 already can't believe it hot in here I

was having a bad hair day what it's hot so verse crapola so the hair comments

because it's too hot to have a hat on right now probably number 67 it's going

to be fixed in variable costs we're going to have a fixed and variable costs

let's go let's get into this now we're going to Zone in it's me me and my squad

my DC Aylor squad my got my strippers up caring what I what up now this I know

what you're going to say this is an incident financially can we do financial

accounting well this is accounting basics this is a managerial accounting

book I get so many more in all the comments I do have a lot of people in

college taking Friday into accounting but there's also going

to be some people in college taking managerial accounting this is managerial

accounting so we're going to do some videos around here in accounting zips

what I feel like doing for right now also you know if you have if you're

starting up a small business so I have I do have a quite a few small business

owners that that watch this or people are trying to get a job and this might

be in a enter more their job interviews so is just a good thing to have it's

just a good knowledge base to have and I think it's real life to like I've used

this before I I was always doing you know breakeven analysis and stuff and

like how much how many widgets do I have to sell to make some money you know

breakeven because I got my I got my rent I got my car insurance you know I got

gas and that's a variable cost and buh-buh-buh-buh fixed and variable costs

let me just let me just let me just try to run through this and hopefully I can

explain everything between the fixed and variable costs all right we're in these

examples we're where we have actually might you know a stripped down bare

bones Dorn CPA LLC taxes an S corp I like that hybrid you know saying fixed

costs stay the same no matter how many tax returns we sell all right like look

like the rent this is per month the rents going to be $400 a month whether

we sell here's our little chart down here okay here's our expenses and here's

our tax returns so here's our here's our fixed fixed costs down here it's the

saying no matter how many tax returns you sell and like we could sell zero to

six tax returns and our fixed costs are always going to be $600 right because

rent doesn't matter if it sells zero or six tax returns our rent still going to

be $400 then we got our we fee or our internet it doesn't matter how many how

many tax returns we sell zero or six tax returns

it's still the wee-fee is still going to be $100 same as the phone it's a fixed

cost it's fixed it stays the same it's fit doesn't matter for our cost doesn't

matter if we sell zero or six of them it's going to be fixed if you you know

no matter how many you sells they're going to be $600 $600 now here's the the

fun of the fun I guess the front of this is the variable cost now look I did I

did so so sorry our rent four dollars we $300 and $400 600 ollars a month's of

fixed fixed costs we tell we sell zero tax returns we still have to pay rent we

still have to pay air we through stuff to your phone so we're out $600 variable

costs look I wrote I underlined under vary from barrel costs that vary upon

how many sold all right so you can go variable variable fixed fixed it's fixed

it's done it's over with variable very very very very done how many I sell

variant varies so on RK attacked our variable cost is tax preparation

software which costs $50 per return it's the software where I where I can put my

stuff in and it's really worth it to me because if I had to do a tax return by

hand without the software would take me so much time would take me days so it's

worth it to me that's our variable constant that's 50 $50 per part tax

return and now the other thing so that's all our costs

that's all our costs we have we have our fixed costs that are going to change and

then we only do one thing we sell tax returns and every tax return we sell it

costs us $50 on top of the fixed costs that's our variable costs we sell tax

returns for $200 all right that's our that's our selling price for $200 so

really you've got you've got your costs and your revenue so now you've got to

figure out stuff I mean you got to figure out you have you have

a certain certain amount of money in the bank you got to say hey like you know

how many tax returns can I do if I don't do any tax or tell

me how many months can I stay in business but that's that fixed costs you

know and let's say I do a couple of how many how many how many tat you know this

is a huge one really is a break-even point it's like how many tax returns do

I have to do per month to break-even to have my revenue equal my cost so that's

super important right and and everyone's in business to make money so you want to

know what your break-even point and do a couple more than that you know before

you before you get in any business you should really figure out this breakeven

points it's like if I'm if I'm doing this and and my break-even point is like

say 40 tax returns or months and there's no way I can do that many tax returns at

a month you know like the most I can do is 20 tax returns then my business model

is not going to work these are fixed costs of purple that I went to our very

I make variable costs in blue here I thought to have you nice to have

variable cost in blue and I made this nice little

graph so let's just go in the ground we're going to look filled with tax

returns we sell zero tax returns that's all fixed cost then of $600 and

that's how that's how much our costs are to produce your tax returns and then we

sold your tax return so our revenue is zero dollars so we're we're in the whole

six hundred bucks now what happens if we do one tax return one tax return well

you're going to have all of the $600 615 to the cost you $50 additional because

that's how much the tax software cost so for one tax return you're going to have

six hundred fifty dollars of costs six hundred fix 50 variable and then you're

going to make $200 so one tax return you're going to be in the hole for 50

what happens when you tell what happens when you sell to tax returns well six

are dollars of fixed costs of course now to to tax returns is going to be an

extra $100 $50 each of variable costs can be $1 of variable costs and then if

you sell two tax returns it's going to be $700 $700 and costs 600

fixed 100 variable and then you're going to have $400 so you're going to be in

the hole $300 see you're the hole little bit less every time you sell one with

our our factors are going let's see what happens when you sell would sell three

tax returns that money again $600 of fixed costs then three three tax returns

that's going to be $50 each $150 from variable costs so three boom boom boom

boom boom yeah 750 it's going to cost you $750 and then you're going to make

six hundred they're going to make six hundred ollars so you don't need a whole

150 what happens when you so what happens when you sell for for tax

returns $600 and six costs and then four well we have $50 each and tax off tax

software variable cost that's 200 more dollars in variable costs so boom boom

boom boom boom boom boom boom that's going to be $800 so you have six $600

and fixed 400 and variable and look at this and you solve for and now you've

made 800 so so four is our break-even point four is our break-even point so

that's important to know right break even for four

all right but works dude we're trying we're trying to at least get some money

take my girl out just like that to 420 Applebee's I mean at least right I mean

she's like you work all you do all you do is work

you lose money what sense does that make exactly so but we gotta we gotta at

least sell for we got at least so for to not lose money or you know actually sell

three we're not losing that much money you get the gist is just you need to

figure this out when you're starting a business say sell five tax returns now

hopefully we're going to make a profit right because if we just if we just

broke even because look are now you would think

because our fixed costs are the same right and here comes here comes in the

stuff our fixed costs are the same we just broke even on four so now with one

tax return we make $200 right we're making $200 but we have a variable cost

of 50 so for every unit we make above and beyond the fixed costs we make $150

profit so I assume that now we're going to make a 100 we are we were broken even

at four units sold now with five units sold look we're going to put we're going

to make 150 dollars profit and then with six we're going to make 300 oh we're

going to make a $300 profit let's just finish the start up with five look six

hours in fixed cost boom boom boom boom boom boom boom five five times five for

our variable cost for our tax return software it's going to be the next for

$250 so $850 is our costs and then if we if we sell five tax returns at 200 each

at $1,000 so see four we were broken even now now we sell five and now we now

we made $150 in profit what about when we sell six still $600 for fixed cost

you get the point now I tried to you know abuse you with the fixed cost you

get to fix house I don't change

so now we've sold out your soul nouns now we've sold six tax returns this

month hence key dollars each variable cost is going to be $300 more in

variable costs so we have a nut $900 total six nine three nine hours total of

costs and look we made another 150 profit and a total total we've made

three hundred dollars profit for the ones every every more every unit we sell

we're going to make $150 more now I'm a profit every unit we sell so once it hit

that breakeven point it's like let's let's make it let's get our chippers up

you know juices

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Making a concrete pagoda lantern looking like limestone - Duration: 11:20.

To make the base slab forms I used perticleboard

I used silicone caulk to seal the edges of the form

The client wanted a weathered look lantern, so I used sandblasting gun to lay the first layer of concrete,

this will separate the concrete mixture and it will give me that weathered look

Than I keep pouring the concrete

When the concrete level reaches the midle of the form I place the remesh

Here I'm using a drill to vibrate the concrete

After 48 hours I can remove the form

I'm using 8mm rebar to reinforce the concrete

If you want to see how I made the forms please check the end screens at the end of this video

To make the limestone color I'm using White cement, gray cement, yellow iron oxide, red iron oxide and yellow sand

To make the window openings I'm using polystirene foam

I put a piece of 8 mm threaded rod In the cap so later I can secure the whole lantern

I'm using a paste of white cement and yellow oxide to fill in the pores

Here I'm using 80 grit sand paper to sand the concrete

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Trans 101: Ep 18 - Binding [CC] - Duration: 8:50.

[intro music]

Hi! In this episode we're going to be talking about binding.

Binding is the act of wearing some type of garment

over your torso in order to hid your

your breasts. Why do people do this? Well

if you're like me I was assigned female at birth

and transitioned because I always felt like my gender and my gender identity

was male. I look like this.

I have a very, very flat chest now because I have had

top surgery. Before I had top surgery, I still wanted to have

a flat chest. So what did I do? I had to wear a binder.

Now I'm gonna show you what a binder looks like. i'm gonna explain to you a little bit about it

and then I'm gonna show you what a safe way to bind is. Alright so this what

a binder looks like. It just looks like a tank top. It is a double

front compression from Underworks

Um, so what you would do is, you would basically just put this binder on

you and you would actually just flatten out your chest, um,

My chest was not very, very big but I a pretty big chest

before I had top surgery and wearing binders like this

helped me feel more comfortable and it helped flatten out my chest.

Binding just wasn't enough for me since my chest was a lot bigger so I

wore one binder because it was safer to do it

and then I would wear shirts that were button up shirts that had patterns on them.

Patters would help to disguise the, like the bump that

the binder would create because it's very hard to get

extremely flat if you're very big. Now it is only recommended to

wear a binder, alright, for 8 hours a day or less.

I did not follow that rule. It is very dangerous to do so.

Do not do that. I know people who wear two binders.

I know people who wear binders for 16 hours a day. This is very,

very, very dangerous to do.

The reason why it's dangerous is because the skin has some elasticity

to it. When you bind, your chest kinda, it kinda

stretches down. And especially if you're on hormones

a lot of this, the fat redistribution will kinda

go away. So you'll still have a chest but it'll be a little

more floppy, is what I, is what I can say

Um, so it'll be a little bit easier to bind but it's still gonna be there.

So if you're binding for a long, long time for

years, for years and you only take off your binder to

sleep and you wear it all day long for 16 hours a day every

single day, the skin elasticity is not

going to be that great so when you do have top surgery it's gonna be a little trickier

um, to heal. So um, when you do top surgery

it's gonna be just a little big tricky. Your results are still gonna be good

but they're not going to be the best results ever because of the skin

elasticity. This is the safest way to bind,

okay? There are other methods of binding that I do not recommend

and I will talk about right now. People have been using recently

this stuff called K tape

or KT tape, but that's the brand of K tape. This is um,

kinesiology tape that you use to treat an injury.

I've been injured before on my knee, on my foot. So this is the tape

that the physio uses. And the reason why, uh,

they use this tape is because it stretches and when you put it on your skin it kinda stretches

back. So it kinda puts everything into the place that it needs to be. This tape is

amazing for injuries. Not amazing for binding. Usually smaller chested

people, what I've seen online is that they're using the tape to

move, instead of the binder which compresses the chest down

these will, compresses on the side. This is still very

dangerous because you are stretching the skin. Now this tape

is extremely sticky and can literally stay on your skin for three

to seven days even if you shower. If your'e gonna take this off

every night, which you should, and you're gonna put it back on in the morning

eventually there's gonna be bacteria that grows in the tape, like

underneath the tape, especially if you're moist

like if you're sweating a lot, cuz it's the summer.

And um, especially if you're ripping it on and off you're going to create small lesions.

The company has even said that when you take off the tape it does

remove some skin cells. So doing that on your chest, your gonna cause some lesions

and if there's bacteria that grows, literally it's a

recipe for infection. Please do not bind this way.

I've also made a video of this, so I will put the links in the description below.

So this is not the only binder that there is. There's other companies. There is GC2B.

I actually do a binder giveaway every single month

where I give away 30 binders from GC2B.

Their binders are very similar to these. They have the longer ones and they

have shorter ones. They do the same thing. They compress your chest

just both of them are made with like different materials and some people prefer one company

over the other. So sometimes when people start transitioning, um

and they don't have access to a binder or people who just don't have access to binders

try to find things that they can use to bind. A lot of people

have been using ACE bandages. And this has been a common

thing for years. This was the first thing that I ever used.

Do not do this. This is actually worse than the K tape in my opinion

because the reason that you're doing this, this also stretches

so when you're putting it on your skin it doesn't feel

super stretchy but if you're keeping it on for hours it is

so dangerous for you and it is very hard to breathe

with this on. So please do not use ACE bandages

in order to bind. And to be honest I literally only use that

like once or twice and I was like "Nope." Because it doesn't

hurt that much when you're putting it on and then after you wear it for like 30 minutes

you're like "I can't breathe." So why do people need binders? Why are people

wearing this Like I said, it's really a physical thing because you're able to

flatten out your chest. But it's really also an emotional thing.

Because being able to connect with your body visually

and seeing a flat chest is so amazing

at relieving top dysphoria. The first, I will never

forget this, the first day I ever wore a binder I put

it on. And I put on a shirt that had stripes to hid the, the

bumps. And I went to the corner store

to the, whatever, to go buy some chips or something like that. And I was

so nervous. But as I was walking, I was like sweating. I'm like,

"People are gonna know." I had never been so confident

in my entire life. I can't describe the feeling

how good it felt to finally connect. Because the, when I

was younger and I started to grow breast, I was like

12? I think? And I remember

looking down and saying "I will never be able to wear a T-shirt again."

How sad is that that an 11, 12 year old has to say,

It was just, it was very hard. So the, the way that

I was able to connect, finally, with my body was

wearing a binder. And that helped to relieve so much, so much chest dysphoria

Binding is not the safest thing in the world.

Alright? If you bind for too long you can get bruised ribs. Some

people have broken their ribs, if you're are way too tight.

I'm not gonna sugar coat it for you. It's not the best thing in the world. But there

are ways that you can do it safety.

One. Don't buy a binder that's too small for you. I know that you want the flattest chest possible

but no matter what, even if you have the tightest binder

in the entire world, if you have a bigger chest, you're still gonna

have a little bit of a bump. It's very hard to hide.

Buying a smaller binder will be extremely tight. Your armpits will bleed

and you're gonna be constricting your rib. This is extremely dangerous

because even when you bind with a binder that is your size

you're gonna breathe and you start to learn to breathe

differently, which is so

[confused noise] a concept that is just so ridiculous

um, that we have to go through but it is true.

You learn to breathe in smaller breaths and when I had top surgery

I had to relearn how to breathe and take deeper breaths and still

to this day, even four years after having surgery

I still feel like it's hard to take very deep breaths.

So I have consulted medical professionals on this

and I have talked to them about binding and what is a safe way to

bind and what you can do and they have recommended

using a spirometer. I know this is ridiculous.

I know. But you gotta listen to me. So if you're

gonna wear your binder, you put it on in the morning, go to school, do whatever you need to do,

go to work. When you come home, when you take off your binder I would

like you to get a spirometer. These are not expensive. I got

this on Canadian amazon for like 20 dollars. You can get

even a cheaper on on the American site. I think it's like 8 dollars.

Just follow me on this. This is gonna be used to take

deep breaths. You can take deep breaths after you take off your binder

absolutely. But if you want a visual

so that you can see that you are actually taking deep breaths this is gonna

help stretch all of you muscles and its gonna help because

oh my goodness if you bind for hours and your binder

is too small for you, you're, oh, it's just so bad for you.

You really need to be able to learn how to breathe

in deeper breaths as much as you can.

This is like you're training your lungs to be able to still breathe

and expand, expand? yeah, expand

cuz when you're binding your lungs don't expand as much as they should

so when you take off your binder you need to kind of

retrain your lungs to expand the way that they are supposed to

so using a spirometer will help.

So this is easy. I got like a really cheap on and the green ball like never moves up

but you just take a deep breath and you gotta get the ball to like move up.

You don't really need one that has three, like you can get one that has one honestly but this

was the only one available on Canadian Amazon

[breathing in tube] [balls click]

If you don't want to use to buy or you can't afford it

or you don't have access to this, um and you don't need like a

visual reminder that you are taking deep breaths, I would recommend

going on YouTube. There are a lot, a lot of

deep breathing exercises that you can do that will expand your lungs and help you.

Anyways that's it for this video. Hope you enjoyed it and the information about binding. If there's anything

that I forgot I will put in the description below. I'll see you

for the next episode. Have a great day.

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Why The Mother From How I Met Your Mother Looks So Familiar - Duration: 4:38.

After eight seasons of build-up, the namesake "mother" on CBS's How I Met Your Mother was

finally revealed in 2013.

It was one of the most anticipated moments in TV history, so the absolute perfect actress

had to be cast.

The producers somehow found the right woman for the job: a then little-known actress named

Cristin Milioti.

Here's what else she's appeared in, both before and after How I Met Your Mother.

Once (Broadway)

Fans of the New York theater scene may recognize Milioti from her stage work.

She's performed steadily both on and off Broadway for more than a decade.

Most notably, when the 2007 indie hit Once was adapted for the theater in 2011 theater,

Milioti played the unnamed female lead, earning a Tony Award nomination for Best Performance

by a Leading Actress in a Musical.

The Sopranos

While pursuing a career as a stage actor in New York, Milioti landed roles in some TV

productions based out of the Tri-State area, including The Sopranos.

Toward the end of the HBO mob drama's run, Milioti played Catherine Sacrimoni, daughter

of John Sacrimoni, the ruthless boss of the Lupertazzi crime family.

"You're the one that wanted a big wedding!"

"Catherine, your sister has enough to deal with without the commentary."

30 Rock

Another New York-based TV show that hired Milioti was NBC's 30 Rock.

In 2011, Milioti portrayed a seemingly shallow standup comedian named Abby Flynn who affects

a so-called "sexy baby" voice.

Tina Fey's Liz Lemon hires her to be a writer for TGS with Tracy Jordan after a blog accuses

the sketch comedy show of being misogynistic.

"Lemon, is that the new woman you hired?"

"Is it cold in here, or is it just that I'm not wearing any underwear?"

Milioti has to do some high-wire comic acting—as it turns out, the Abby Flynn act is a ruse;

she's really a comedian named Abby Grossman hiding from a crazed ex-husband.

Sleepwalk With Me

Stand-up comedian, actor, and writer Mike Birbiglia has presented Sleepwalk With Me

as a one-man show, a book, and, in 2012, a feature film.

In the largely autobiographical dramedy about the comedian's history of severe sleep disorders,

along with his anxieties over his career and romantic life, Milioti portrayed Janet Pandamiglio,

Birbiglia's sister.

The film was a critical hit and played well on the festival circuit, winning an Audience

Award at the Sundance Film Festival.

The Wolf of Wall Street

Milioti became a full-time cast member of How I Met Your Mother in the fall of 2013,

right around the same time as the release of The Wolf of Wall Street, a darkly comic

biopic about the rise and fall of disgraced stockbroker Jordan Belfort, played by Leonardo

DiCaprio.

Milioti portrayed Teresa, Jordan's sweet and patient first wife, later abandoned for a

blonde bombshell played by Margot Robbie.

The Garden State native is 100% New Jersey in the role, with an accent as big and bold

as her 1980s hair.

A to Z

Unfortunately, the very nature of her role on How I Met Your Mother meant Milioti was

out of work after the show's final season.

But by fall 2014, Milioti was already starring in another network sitcom.

Something of a successor to How I Met Your Mother with its rom-com sensibility and slow-build

storyline, NBC's A to Z aimed to tell the complete story of a relationship from the

"meet cute" to the "happily ever after" … or the split.

Ben Feldman of Mad Men portrayed Andrew opposite Milioti's Zelda.

Despite some critical praise for the show and the cast, the series didn't attract much

of an audience, and NBC broke up with A to Z after 13 episodes.

Fargo

Milioti popped up in a small but pivotal role in the second season of FX's Fargo.

Milioti's character is dying of cancer, and her appearance heartbreakingly links the second

season of the series with the first.

In the '70s-set second season, Milioti plays Betsy Solverson, wife of state trooper Lou.

Their daughter, Molly grows up to become a cop, too… as played by Allison Tolman in

the 2006-set first season.

The Mindy Project

In 2015, Milioti scored a recurring role on The Mindy Project.

She played Whitney, a tough-as-nails, workaholic hedge fund manager.

Milioti's character appeared in five episodes, dating one of the doctors in the sitcom's

central medical practice and also becoming a new, if brief, best friend for Mindy.

Whitney is a financial genius who helps the scatterbrained Mindy get her finances in order.

It also turns out that Whitney's a recovering cocaine addict, giving Milioti a chance to

do some dark-yet-wacky comedy.

"Why don't we hang out tonight.

How's 9?"

"Five works better for me given my situation and because 5:10 is the 4:20 of cocaine."

"Oh yeah, of course"

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Paneer kathi roll-vegetable frankie-eid recipe-yummy and delicious recipe - Duration: 14:10.

Making today vegetable frankie,hello freinds

1/2 cup all purpose flour,1/2 cup wheat flour,1/4 tsp salt,2 tbsp oil , water as required to knead dough

I knead it with little water

Ingredients r 100 g cottage cheese,1 tbsp green coriander,50 g cabbage,1/2 cup peas,half capsicum,

1 tbsp ginger garlic paste,salt to taste,green chili choped 1, 1/2 coriander powder,1/4 tsp cumin seeds,red chili powder 1/8 tsp.,turmeric 1/8 tsp

1 tomato

This is cheese

Heat frying pan add 4 tbsp oil

Fry peas

Cover it

Freid peas take out in dish

Fry capsicum n cabbage for 2 mins only

keep it crunchy

Take out in dish

Add 2 tbsp oil

Add gingrr garlic paste,salt,cumin,turmeric,red pepper n coriander powder in oil

Green chili too

Cube cuted 100 g cheese

Cover it n cook spices n paste

Add tomato

Cover it n cook tomato

Mash to,atoes with wooden spoon

Add cottage cheese,

100 g cheese,mix it

Cover it

Add peas,green coriander

Add canbage n capsicum

Mix

Cover it

Adding salt to taste

Rolling roti/chapati into layered paratha

Dust in flour n roll it

Divided dough into 4 equal parts

Cooking on flat girdle

Apply oil

Stuffing is ready

Take out in dish

Fry light golden roti

Making curd green sause

ingredeints r green coriander 100 g,mint leaves 2 tbsp,curd 1/2 cup,3 green chilies,cumin 1/2 tsp,salt 3/4 tsp,ginger 1/2 tsp,little water to blend

Blend

Lets assemble paratha

Apply sause,chutni

Fill stuffing

Seal with toothpick or foil/butter paper

Sealed with foil

Inserted toothpick

Thanku for watching

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Danh Lam Thắng Cảnh Top 50 2017 - Ca Nhac - A Darker Heart - Duration: 4:32.

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AfricanGuitarBasics_#4 | Accords Mineurs A Connaitre ! |Minor Chords You Must Kown! - Duration: 7:03.

Hey guys welcome to a new lesson on the series "Introduction to African guitar and Improvisation"

I hope you see me cuz my head is a little bit cut off

The guitar is more important

In this tutorial we are going to learn the frequently used minor chords

Well all basic minor chords

They are not mostly used in the bantu music but more in by the wolof and Mandigué people

Since the scale used in their music is derived from the minor scale so they use minor chords

For example, I made a tutorial how to play Folon by Salif Keita. The is based on a minor scale.

I will put the link to the video in the description box

That song is based only on Em and Am

So only two beautiful chords

That's what we will learn today, minor chords

There a 4 basic minor chords

The easiest of them is the

Em

The middle finger on 2nd fret "a" string and the ring finger on the 2nd fret "d" string

You pick all six strings

The second chord is the Am which is relatively simple

Middle finger on the 2nd fret "d" string, Ring finger on the 3rd fret "g" string and index on the 1st fret "b" string

And you pick the firt five strings

I will say this again, make sure all the strings vibrate

All strings should properly be heard

The 3th chord is the Dm

Middle finger on 2nd fret "g" string, ring finger on 3rd fret "b" string and index finger 1st fret high "e" string

Play as from the 4th string or 5th string

The 4th chord which is certainly the toughest which takes us to bared chords

There will be a video fully on bared chords where I'll explain the "whys" and "hows"

This is in a way a bared chord and all bared chords are closely related. Learning this will train your fingers for bared chords

Known as the muscle memory so you teach it how it works so as to be more flexible and agile

Index finger lies on 2nd fret, middle finger on 3rd fret "b" string, ring finger on 4th fret "d" string and pinkey 4th fret "g" string

Make sure all strings are vibrating

That's the Bm chord

It get's complicated where your index finger needs to touch the high "e" string

So let your index finger lie on the 2nd fret

And make sure it vibrates

So the "a" and high "e" strings

And there you go with your complete chord. This note is not necessary

But you have to play it because while strumming, the open note isn't ideal for jamming

You actually complete it by fretting the open string

So that's your Bm chord

So far Em, Am, Dm and Bm

You can actually create a melody from this

Okay that was it for today's lesson, WORK ON IT!

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