Thứ Tư, 22 tháng 11, 2017

Waching daily Nov 22 2017

Oh no...

What about My Little Pony

My little Pony will cry

Let's go again

Try again!

Hello darling!

Today now..

We have

cook!

Let's go cook

First we'll have a tomato...

and a little ketchup

Wait a minute

Hi guys, welcome to Jec-jec's corner!

Today, I'm going to cook!

First we have to cook the turkey...

Wait a minute

More left!

Try again...

Tongs...

More now

It's time to cook...hotdogs!

Alright, it's done!

Alright, more next one!

This one, I'll shake it...

We need a bottle

Ready to cook!

We cook over here

Bacon...

Tomatoes...

It's a burger patty!

(Inaudible)

It's a cheese!

It's time for the cup!

And now we will cook some eggs

Next we cook fish...

Where's the plate?

Yummy, yummy fish!

Be very careful!

It's a big egg!

This is a small egg

Come on, out!

Ready for dinner now!

Milk?

Candy cat, sit

Can I have a small one?

It's very big...

very big!

But it can't!

Oh my gosh! I've got a big tummy now

You silly Daddy pig...

Oh, I've got a big tummy

Here comes the fish...

For you, Candy Cat!

Thank you so much!

Maybe use the other table...

Did you like my dinner mommy, and daddy?

We have to go now

Yeah, we have to go watch (TV)

See you again, subscribe to my channel

click the thumbs up button

See daddy pig, mommy pig have a picnic

Goodbye...

Oh no!

What about My Little Pony?

They will cry!

Let's go again

Try again!

We have to get cupcake!

Pinky pie!

Happy Thanksgiving, goodbye!

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7 Reasons Why The Online MBTI Community Is Dominated By iNtuitives - Duration: 7:01.

7 Reasons Why The Online MBTI Community Is Dominated By iNtuitives

It's no surprise to anyone who frequents MBTI blogs, forums and online communities

to hear that sensor types are drastically underrepresented on the Internet.

While iNtuitives make up only 26.6% of the global population, they are the definite majority

in online MBTI communities.

Here are a few reasons why this imbalance occurs.

1.

Most of our societal resources are already catered toward sensors.

With sensors making up roughly 73.4% of the global population, it's only natural that

the majority of our education systems, workplaces and social norms are catered toward sensing

types.

Growing up, sensors are more likely than intuitives to be provided with the tools they need in

order to excel.

For this reason, they may be less likely to seek out systems that help them understand

themselves, and how their method of processing information relates to the world around them.

For many sensors, the MBTI is simply telling them information about themselves that they

have already been made aware of, whereas intuitives are more likely to find that the MBTI is the

first resource they've come across that directly identifies how they process information.

2.

Intuitives, by definition, enjoy exploring theory.

Intuitives enjoy understanding the bigger picture of how things connect and relate to

one another.

They want to know the 'why' and the 'how' behind what interests them, rather than just

the 'what.'

The MBTI provides intuitives with a tool for understanding what's behind human behavior

and how those around them are interpreting reality.

Since intuitives value the ability to perceive a situation from various different angles,

they enjoy using the MBTI as a means of understanding other viewpoints.

Intuitives don't just want to know how they see the world, they want to know how everyone

else around them sees it and what the implications of those various different viewpoints are.

3.

Sensors prefer learning information that they can tangibly apply to their lives.

Sensors are more than capable of deeply understanding theory, it's just that they don't want

to waste their time learning theories that are not useful to them.

An ESTJ may become incredibly interested in the MBTI if it helps him or her develop effective

leadership strategies in the workplace, or an ESFP may enjoy it if it helps him or her

better relate to others.

Whereas intuitives enjoy learning theory for the fun of it, sensors prefer learning theory

that can be practically applied in some way.

For this reason, sensors who are exposed to the MBTI may quickly lose interest in it if

they do not see a way in which it applies to their everyday lives.

4.

The MBTI provides intuitives with a community of like-minded people that many of them have

not found in real life.

With sensing types dominating the world, many intuitives types grow up feeling ostracized

from or out of place around their peers.

This may be particularly true for INxx types, who often express difficulty relating to others

in the early years of their lives.

Even the more outgoing ENxx types often report feeling as though they've only ever fit

in on a surface level, and that they grew up longing to find others who shared and understood

their true complexity.

The MBTI community connects intuitives with like-minded people who share commonalities

in the ways that they process information and view the world.

For many intuitive types, it is a massive relief to know that there are others out there

who think, feel, understand and experience the world in a similar way to them.

5.

The MBTI provides intuitives with the language that they were previously lacking to describe

their problems.

Intuitives must reason their way to everything: why they are feeling a certain way, why a

certain problem is continuously manifesting, why something about their life just seems

off even though they can't quite put their finger on what.

The MBTI helps intuitives assign language to the hunches and feelings that they have

never previously been able to put into words.

An 'off' day for an ENTP can be explained by a disruption to their extroverted feeling.

A continuous lack of follow-through for the INFP can be explained by under-developed extroverted

thinking.

For the most part, intuitives dislike acting without first understanding the root cause

of the problem they are facing.

And the MBTI finally provides these types with the language that they need to understand

and communicate their abstract, existential problems.

6.

Intuitives tend to spend more time thinking than doing – therefore they spend more time

on the Internet.

To the average intuitive, exploring and debating ideas is significantly more interesting than

putting those ideas into practice.

An INTJ may enjoy designing a system significantly more than they enjoy implementing it.

An INFP may enjoy reflecting on their feelings for someone more than they enjoy actually

spending time with that person.

As a result of their tendency to prefer speculation over implementation, many intuitives spend

a significant portion of their time reading, researching, debating and sharing ideas online.

Whereas sensors want to see the potential results of their theorizations as soon as

possible, most intuitives are happy to dissect and analyze a theory seemingly forever, and

the Internet is a great place to do just that.

7.

The intuitive community (unfortunately) fuels a sense of backlash toward the sensing community.

Let's take a minute to talk about the very real intuitive bias that exists in the MBTI

world.

Many Ns grow up feeling as though their particular form of intelligence is being misunderstood,

disregarded or overlooked by the sensors that surround them.

Therefore, it is a relief to finally find a community in which their strengths are both

understood and celebrated.

While finding the MBTI community is a wonderful experience for most intuitives, it has also

spurred a unique online counterculture, in which many intuitive types glorify iNtuition

as a trait that is superior to sensing and deem themselves a master intellectual race.

This attitude is often quick to turn sensors off of the MBTI, just as intuitives often

see their form of intelligence go unappreciated in the real world, sensors often see their

form of intelligence go unappreciated in the MBTI community.

This semi-intentionally fosters an exclusive community of intuitives on the Internet – who

occasionally sit back to wonder why the hell there are no sensors in the online MBTI community.

All in all, that's the 7 Reasons Why The Online MBTI Community Is Dominated By iNtuitives.

Really cool information isn't it!

Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and watch all our other amazing videos!

Thanks for watching!

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Simple & Unique Card Making Technique Tutorial with Glossy Cardstock - Duration: 3:51.

Hi Stamping friends welcome to Melissa's crafting treehouse

Today's

project features my swap card for a leadership training. I attended while at onstage live in Utah

The assignment was to make what would be a welcome card for a new team member

We really wanted it to be extra-special

And hope you agree that it is I'm using the Wood Word's stamp set for this project, so let's get started

So I'm starting with a piece of glossy white cardstock and three ink pads emerald envy Island indigo and elegant eggplant

So I have sponges for each of these inks and I'm going to start with my emerald envy and just

Quickly rubbing some on the corner on you don't have to necessarily do this in strips, but I chose to do it that way and

I just did my elegant eggplant and now I'm doing my island indigo color in the center

So you can kind of see it looks kind of pretty just the way it is

but what I want to do next is I'm going to sort of blend the emerald Envy with the island indigo and

The island indigo with the elegant eggplant, and then I'm adding some elegant eggplant

To the corner to give it some more richness of color

By blending the colors where they meet I'm essentially getting new colors, and it makes it really pretty sort of looks like a rainbow

So the next thing I'm doing just put out a paper towel, and I'm spraying my focal piece with

Alcohol and it further helps to kind of blend the colors, and it looks so pretty

so for this next segment on high speed

I am creating another focal piece because I'm gonna show a variation on the first one and

So just I need a second piece to show you

so for the piece on the left all I'm doing is taking my sponge and

Dabbing more color onto the surface

First the elegant eggplant then the Island indigo and then last I'll do the Emerald Envy and what this is doing is just

Adding more ink of course and also adding texture because you can see I'm dabbing it on as opposed to rubbing it on so

Here you can see the difference close up and it's pretty just the way it is

But now I'm going to actually spray that surface again with my alcohol, and you can kind of see the spray there

But the spray bottle is off camera, but I did spray it and you can see how it sort of beads up

and you get some beautiful richness of color as well as texture in there I

Really love this one

So I did do some additional variations and this one here sort of you can see has little

I don't know round shapes on it. I actually took alcohol and I

Dabbed little droplets on to it, and that looked really cool

This one was just the effect of the spray and just gave it a nice texture, and then here's another one where I?

Pounced on there with a sponge like I did on the one on the far left, maybe just not quite as much color

So if you were to receive this card from me if you joined my team I sure hope it would make you feel

extra welcome and special because I love my team

If you liked this video give it a thumbs up share with friends and subscribe to my youtube channel

Have an awesome day

Bye, everyone until next time

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More Blackholes in CS:GO - Duration: 2:36.

Im still in America at the moment, so dont expect Super Helpful In-depth Tutorials or

anything like that from this video- its just so that you can have your weekly fill of Phil.

But since my video on the blackhole on Dust2, a lot of you have come forward with examples

of your own.

Turns out that this problem is quite wide-spread, and almost always to do with displacements.

This is a bit of a problem, since newer maps are using these more and more to fill the

role of walls and the like.

Older maps, like Assault, hardly use them anywhere and so dont have this problem.

However, the new Dust2 is almost entirely made of displacements!

Which is a problem.

Here's Foekroka, whose friend RubenOriginal noticed that he had his AWP greedily snatched

away and absorbed into a displacement wall on Dust2.

I tried and easily encountered the same bug.

Thank you to Bergis00n for this example, which happens not far from the one that I analysed.

As you might expect, this is also where 2 different displacements connect.

This also happened to SD Bro, who very generously dropped an AWP for a teammate only for the

ground to greedily swallow it up.

This happened in the MIDDLE of a nice flat displacement, so is different once again to

the other examples and further complicates what the problem could be.

Now Wialoxs encounter is different again, because its where a displacement joins with

something that ISNT a displacement.

To make matters worse, this displacement has even been made properly and everything, as

all of the points around the offending area are entirely flat.

In other words, there shouldnt be a problem here, but there still is.

I suggest you give this one a go because its easy to do.

I was getting it most times I tried.

Also on Mirage, RiboH found this wall where if you stand right next to it with an AWP

and throw it, it will slide right through.

Once again, this is really easy to do, and worryingly can be done on any wall thats made

of a displacement.

I dont think this is the same problem as the earlier examples- this one is down to how

long the AWP is, and where it spawns when you throw it.

I reckon that if Valve changed the AWPs hitbox model, or made players throw it sideways,

or I dunno, folded the AWP up into a neat little lootcrate before throwing it, then

this could be fixed.

But as it stands, almost any displacement wall will have problems with AWPS being thrown

at it from point-blank range.

And this extends to props, too.

Especially thin ones such as the van on Cache.

Again, I believe the problem here lies more with the length of the gun model than it does

with the prop, since it also happens to other long weapons

like the scout and autosnipers.

Thank you to DerpyFX for this example, he and his friends found all kinds of problems

on Cache.

Check out his video for even more examples of this problem.

Turns out these problems are common, down to a number of factors, and are probably really

difficult to fix.

Valve please fix.

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Learning Street With Bob | Sight Words | UG Words | Word Play | Videos For Toddlers by Kids Tv - Duration: 4:26.

Hi kids!

Guess who's here

Yes its me bob..

Join me for learning street with bob

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Vizediktator - Porta Romana // Off The Road Sessions - Duration: 4:11.

Welcome to the Off The Road Studios,

this time with a band named

"Vizediktator" [Vice-dictator].

Let me explain:

In contrast to his superior,

the vice-dictator only makes

a fraction of the money and

no-one knows his name.

That's exactly how things are

for the band "Vizediktator".

Heard about them before?

Neither have I.

From their stove-heated pre-war shack in Berlin

hey are planning nothing less

than the overthrow of the system.

Well, they cannot participate in person

considering they are way too busy playing

in village pubs and country club dens.

But the plan stands firm:

Uniting the workers of the world,

destroying what destroys us.

They'd do all that and a lot more,

if they were King of Germany. [Quote by Rio Reiser]

But alas! They're just

the vice-dictator.

Unlike the leftist bards of old

Rio Reiser's spurious spawn

have mastered the art of harmonics

and get their hair cut on a regular basis.

And now they take to the streets,

prim and proper,

for romantic revolution.

The three gentlemen stand

facing corporation headquarters

carrying Molotov cocktails,

but for the female workforce,

they bring flowers.

Dear audience,

this dream is over [quote by Rio Reiser].

The Spontis of yore

now sit about in their homestead

and look upon blooming landscapes.

I invite you to do the same

and x out now.

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Tony Robbins: Psychology of Wealth Thinking (Tony Robbins Motivation) - Duration: 1:05:11.

You want to have the emotion

psychological strength is that's gonna carry you through when the mechanics are boring or frustrating or when things aren't working out your emotion your

Psychologies will carry you it'll get you to keep doing it

Everyone knows if you've done any studies dr. Seligman very famous for doing studies on optimism and in those studies you really found out

People that are pessimists are much more realistic

They're much more accurate if you give them a test and you ask them to look at something and give you a size

measurement of it or to evaluate their own success or failure at a task and

Every study Seligman's Donny due to the University I think Pennsylvania for member correctly originally what he found was that

Optimists always see themselves as doing better than they really did they'd basically be ask themselves

What happens the pessimist there are ten times more accurate?

But here's what he found out

When he found out is because the people who are accurate

Never pushed themselves because they know it's never going to work anyway whereas the optimist sees it better than it is

So they keep doing it because they have the illusion they did well. We'll all do even better next time and

Because that optimism they did it more often and so optimists succeed and a four to five fall depending upon the task result ultimately

beyond anything that a pessimists will do and they're not as accurate all that's a big way of saying is if you can develop a

psychology of resilience in yourself you don't have to be

Optimistic or fake you can be real the realness is whatever shows up

You are larger than anything that can happen to you. You are larger than any financial challenge

You could ever face who here's gone through a very tough financial time well

You didn't know how you're gonna pull it off, but eventually you did how many tons before say ah?

How many how this happened more than once in your life say? Ah?

Then the true history could guide you to know you can get through this and not let you be overwhelmed by the moment

But also the gratitude can put you in that sense of wealth so genes are wealthy whenever I bring friends

They're you know we have 325 acres and three miles of ocean frontage

It's unbelievable

but you go up these two villages and my friends initially will say well look at their houses look at their homes and

They don't really have electricity they don't have this, but they don't feel poor

It's your identity

The way you define the wealth determines whether you're wealthy enough

So are there enough things for you knowing the two thirds the planet lives on $2 a day

That you could get yourself to really feel grateful. Yes or no

How much of your life do you get benefits from today that you never had to create?

Think about I guess have to rode you ride on the library the books you didn't have to write

All right the internet that you can access in seconds and get answers just about anything

The people in your life, you didn't have to raise but are there for you

Think about all the different aspects of your life if you want to be wealthy all you have to do is associate

So before we do the financial part because financial independence is different than wealth

Wealth is that State of Mind financial dependence is being net position. We don't ever have to work again

That if you work you do it because you really

Want to now give you a clue if you get financially dependent, you don't work. You'll be miserable I

Can't tell you how many friends I have a solder company made fifty million dollars one man made almost a billion dollars

And was really excited for a while, but after a while it was like bored

His vehicle of his business gave him a sense of

contribution, and he was always growing figuring how to solve problems and yet all the people he was connected to in the business all the

Employees and friends and associates and he was significant because he was doing something worthwhile

And he had tremendous certainty because he knew the business and also variety because it's always changing and then they had this money

So the real secret is to be financially free to be financially independent. You want to get will you never have to work again?

But you did

Because you want to that's when life gets very cool when you don't have to work

but you want to you have to work harder I

Enjoy my life that I don't have to work

That's one of the most killer experiences of life, so I want to tell you. I'm not just saying this as some little

Positive thinking technique. I'm telling you

This is the secret the real secret to shift it inside of you and to add the real value

most people are trying to pursue something in the future that they already have I

Want you to think of what it is you think you want that will make you wealthier financially free

Tell me what it is you want from financial freedom

How will you know when you're wealthy

Anyone tell me raise your head, how will you know when you're truly wealthy?

How will you know when you're financially free? Yes, ma'am right here when my husband is no longer

stressed about financials

Finances that's when you'll be financially free right then you're probably never going to be free

I know that I need to find out for me

What that definition is

And then

he will

Well like Guardian will you I will I guide him to find his own definition well

Here's what's interesting first of all has she defined this game in a way, she has control over yes or no

So the chances of her feeling truly financially free or wealthy are

Slim to none cuz could they make have you made more money have the long have you been together you and husband

33 years 33 years Wow

By the way

Do you love him I love him so much. I love you. Yes. Are you a rich woman?

I am the most wealthy woman in the world give her half about the first RFA's ago

Now notice

if she

Associate to that part of her wealth can she get to where she feels rich yes or no

And by the way from that place. She could look at him in a different way and say

Isn't it amazing that I have a man that cares so deeply for us

That he really wants to make sure we're always doing well in this area and all his worry is as a way of trying to

Demonstrate that he wants to take care of me and love me and take care of our family, and how lucky am I?

How incredibly rich am I to have a man that cares that much?

Would that be a different meaning?

Yes, or no would it feel different, but if her view is that he has to give up his worry

She can't control him number one number two

He may think that worry is the way to demonstrate love to himself and other people and you can get financially free

by defining the game in a winnable way a

Certain amount of money that we meet and that covers what we're gonna call financial security

Which might be your housing your cars your food and basic entertainment?

How many would feel bridge if you didn't have to work if your investments alone the income from your investments the income?

Covered those four items your housing for the rest of your life

your food

Right your travel and some entertainment. I might think that would feel pretty good say I

And by the way that number is way smaller than what most of you think of when you think about being financially independent

Which is everything covered of that working, so why not get the first one down pat

And you know exactly what that number is for you, and what its gonna take for that number well

You don't have to work to meet it

then we could look at financial independence where you don't have to work and

Everything is covered. Then we go to financial freedom. You don't have to work and everything you can think of is covered

Anything you ever want to do for yourself or others

Those you want to get that's a different level isn't it and most people think of financial freedom they come with a gigantic number that

If you even figured out everything you want it's nowhere near as big as you think and because it's so big you never even start

the journey

And you don't think it's gonna happen so you talk about it you hope you'll get some big hits sometime with your business or something

But you never get going how many follow this AI?

So the first thing you got to do is shift from your wealth being to how he thinks and feels

And if you can do that then I give him the space

To be able to see your happy does that make sense giver began, thank you very much somebody else

How do you know how you know when you're wealthy when you're financially free somebody else

When I have

Enough money to keep everyone around me fulfilling their dreams

Okay, so when I have enough money to fulfill everyone dreams around me how many have learned that whenever people meet a dream

They usually create a new one

So that means basically you better never stop anything Yeah, right so you have to fill all of them

And why does it take that for you to be wealthy I?

Feel sometimes I'm I hate toward to use the word luck, but I feel like I'm luckier than those around me okay

So so guilt as part of your motivation. Yes, okay all that coming from guilt. That's an abundant place

So the truth is she can never be abundant because

She has a belief system side of her which is a limitation which says if I have more than others. There's something wrong

And many people have a thing where I have to give it all away

And she's not in their head

And that puts me more stressed than I get figure how to do it again

But the most powerful way we impact other people is we impact them by our example, so don't get me wrong

I mean, I think most you know I help feed millions of people each year approximately

Projects all over the world

I love what I get to do with my life big in the contribution gigantic not just with my words with my time not just

My money my time and energy

But I also have learned the balance I didn't know before cuz I used to think I earned love by giving everything yes

And if I have to give you something for you to love me, then we just made a trade

That's not love that's horse trading

Or there are more direct terms what that could be called

What do you call a person that only loves you if you give them something like money? Oh?

How dare you say?

But that's really what it is isn't it?

So if you make that shift you can also say if I try to make everybody else's dream happen

Then I get the joy of it like when I was a little kid

And I had no money whenever I went to lunch

I bought lunch or somebody you know I found a way I had if I we would lunch

I know anybody else buy it

And I did that into my early 20s because it's my way of feeling that I was a giver and not a taker

Which made me feel good about myself okay, but I had one time with the dinner with this very wealthy, man

He had ten times more money, but I'm gonna make sure I paid for it, and I still have that basic nature

But here's the balance of me now. I don't have to cuz what Apple is this guy grab my wrist

He took the check from he said are you gonna cheat me of the joy? I'm gonna have a buying you lunch

He said are you that selfish?

He got my full attention so it's still I don't think that pattern of being a giver is gonna leave in you

I don't think it's a bad pattern gets out of balance

So she can't be wealthy as long as it's a trade right if you're coming from abundance

Not guilt, and you're saying wow I've got abundance in there are people that I could help make a difference here

Let me help this person up that person not cuz you have to cuz you want to

Then you're rich does that make sense?

Give her began. Thank you very much

How about show them right here? Yes, sir right here. Yes, sir come here yeah, man

Well for me the financial freedom would be when I have

Reached a point where I would be somebody that I would look up to in this this area the financial area

Okay, a role model. Okay, so I got a question for you. Are you right now role model for somebody else

Mm-hmm

Possibly yes, could you be that could be yes? Yes, so you've already achieved it, but you're still not wealthy well

I'm not my role model, but would you be the role model you would have had years ago

would you be an example of what years ago you would hope for not even more no, I I'm

financially

Not in other areas of my life definitely. Okay. That's fair

So what are you saying is my?

Definition is it has to be something's that somebody looks up to in other words?

I need to be significant as the need he wants in

Financial terms and other people's eyes, and if you were significant in other people's eyes. What will that do for you?

Well you know as in my eyes somebody that I would look somebody that but we're not an example

But when you get there, you won't look to yourself anymore when you get there

You'll just be in a different level then you'll be trying to figure some other level of what you need to get to so you

would respect yourself

It's good polite

He always makes good points you notice that

So what you're doing is here's the game you're playing. I want all of you to hear this

No amount of money will ever make you wealthy

Because as soon as you get there you will raise the game now

Here's what's great about that to continue growing in all areas of life if you could grow emotionally should you yes or no?

If you could give more should you yes or no?

Yeah

If you grow intellectually should you yeah if you get more love should you if you could grow more financially should you?

Yes, because growth is life, but having to grow in order to feel significant enough means you will always be poor

It's a game than ever ends, so here's the story listen carefully

There is this great king

He perceives himself to want to be greater than all of the Kings because he wants to do good

So he doesn't want one Kingdom many Kings have one Kingdom he wants to

That's right, two kingdoms two palaces. You know after all you need couple locations to be able moved it

So he builds the second Kingdom and for a while

He's pretty excited about a week or month

And so everybody comes and sees his second palace and they go that's really cool

You have two palaces you're unbelievable because yes, I am a role model for myself

But it doesn't seem to last because after a while he thinks

Maybe I need a third Kingdom

And I've been to both those. Let's get kind of boring and I mean well now. What do I do?

I got two kingdoms, and that's a lot of work to keep getting things going

But he doesn't noticed that he doesn't notice he doesn't have as much time everything else is just like busy doing the kingdom thing

And in one day he gets the answer he hears about this amazing monk

this monk

Wears a loincloth he has a blanket and he goes from city to city and just shares

What he believes about God and happiness?

And life and people gather around and most people pass him on the street. This is kind of dirty doesn't he sleeps on the street

At all he asks is his blanket

and he leads who the people give him because he always just adding value so he doesn't worry people give him things and

He eats and does well. He has no fear

He perceives himself to be a very wealthy man he has one item he just loves it was given family

It's a little lamp like kind of like a Ladin's lamp

It keeps it me can light it, so if he needs a little heat or a little light to read at night

he can light a lamp and

the King hears

That if you rub this lamp and you ask it for something

Unlike Aladdin's lamp or it gives it to you. It gives you twice as much as you've asked for and

the King gets excited one Kingdom he comes to

He says bring me this man

He's a beggar. He doesn't need the lamp. He goes around and begs first food. He lives on the street

Why should he have to carry such a lamp I can do so much more with it

I could be a role model for myself and others I

Could be significant

and so what does he do he calls and he asks and sure enough you know the monk comes he's a traveling monk and

What else you gonna do the King says come you come and he comes any vows to the King?

You are such an amazing role model

You're amazing what you've built these two palaces they're experiment if it's that they're amazing

I'm so grateful to be here. I don't even belong in your presence

And the King says no no I'm very fascinated by you you travel from place to place

You don't have one place. You just stay there's no I travel meet people and how do you survive?

I love people and share ideas and people tend to share with me when you love. You know you tend to do okay?

You have nothing but I understand your loincloth and a blanket and anything else oh

Yes, I have this lamp that was given to me by my family, it's just really beautiful. I love it

It's not you know that valuable but it's just to me. It's valuable because it was a gift and it's beautiful. He says well

That's a rather large lamp for you have to carry around you know

I have some jewel encrusted lamps that are much smaller and lighter you could walk with them much easier

It wouldn't be much of less of a burden on your back to have to carry this lamp

He's oh no. It's no bird. It's very light. He goes no

No, I really want to give you something much nicer, and he said, please give me your lamp, and he says well, sir

He said please he said I'm so honored to be here with you, but this is a personal gift

And I value it not beyond money or what it does or even the heat or anything. It'll do

I just value it because of the gift of what it represents

He said I really would like your lamp. He said sir, I would never deny you anything

But I must have integrity with my own relationships, and I must go

Any boughs and leaves before the king can respond and the king goes into a rage?

How dare he deny me what I want how dare he take away something that could give me twice as much of

Even what I'm asking for think of the role model. I could be think of the good I could do and demonstrate

He doesn't need that he's poor. He doesn't even ask it for anything if he would he'd have two blankets

Cooling cloths, and what would that do what that change the world no

I need the lamp and he whips himself into a frenzy. He turns to his henchman and says take the lamp from him

and so they go and they find him in an alley and they beat him up, and they steal his lamp and

now

The King is so excited. He tells everyone to leave he steps into this giant palace bedroom. Which is bigger than most people's entire Palace?

And he sits down and he rubs the lamp and he says oh great lamp

give me a hundred pieces of gold and

a lamp says oh great king

Absolutely, but why a hundred pieces why not 200 pieces Eagles yes?

It's true

He's just fine give me 200 pieces of gold. He said Oh King

Why 200 when a king of your nature could have 400 pieces of gold?

The King says fine, give me a thousand pieces of gold why not 2,000 King

Fine 10,000 why settle for 10,000 King why not 20,000 a king such a few with two palaces should have at least

10,000 fine give me 10,000 one hat 20,000

Fine give me a hundred of the most beautiful women in the world why not two hundred it will keep you busy

And this goes on for hours and hours throughout the night and the King gets further

Forevermore and when tensing the lamp keeps expanding his point of view and he keeps thinking my god

I'm thinking so small he has bigger and bigger and this goes on for three days and nights

He bars the doors with anyone in just him and his lamp

Hey starve to death and dies

I'm sorry

I get I guess hello. I

Guess really what it amounts to is

Being able to to contribute and help an influence yes in a positive way in somebody's life

But I want to take you away as waiting to become wealthy

Because other people right now in this world if I took you to Africa if I took you to

Part plenty of parts of this country on the streets of many of these cities

oh I took it down the street here to San Francisco in the Tenderloin district

Are there someone there that right now? You could mentor and could change their life

Financially as well as emotionally psychologically and physically without you already know beyond anything. They could imagine yes or no

Yes, then don't wait to be wealthy

Start rich, and then get financially free as well

By the way

Is this making sense do you see why I'm so intense about this

cuz I don't want you to go through and get more money and

Have plenty of money and still not be happy still not be fulfilled until you define the game and winnable ways you never win

And you chase it, and you die chasing it

That is not to say you shouldn't take your life to a whole nother level

Financially have greater choices and greater ways to give gifts, but don't wait

and if you don't wait if you can own that you're already wealthy I

Can promise you you'll get to a level of riches financially ten times faster than with the identity you have of limitation

Does that make sense that's the essence of what I'm talking about here, let's talk about money now

not wealth, we do agree all those wealth in this room right now say I

And if you really done what we have you're not just saying that at some

Verbalization you can really feel it you can feel abundant you can feel wealthy from that place

What does it take mechanically to get this thing called financial independence?

And what does financial independence as opposed to wealth wealth is a product of the mind?

Again, no amount of money you ever achieve will make you wealthy

Gratitude will and living a life where you know you're contributing adding value will that's what's gonna

Make you feel wealthy where you're a giver not a taker that just mean you can't receive

But someone who's always looking at what am I getting out of every single thing they do is

always poor because they live in scarcity, but if you want to be financially independent, that's different financial dependent means you never have to

Work again in order to live your life that when you do work. You're doing it because you really want

To not because you have to how many committed. I'm not only being wealthy, but also financially independent say

How do we get there let me give you the lesson how to get there?

It is so simple that when I tell you're gonna. Go. Thank you for the breakthrough you thought

But even though you may know this intellectually you whether you're sophisticated or not you probably know this

Focusing on. This is the difference

Can you be a person who is honest in your values and not be honest in the moment yes or no

Can you be a loving person but not be loving in this moment yes, or now why because whenever you focus on?

We're focused goes energy flows

So I don't care how sophisticated you are unsophisticated if you put focus and what we're gonna put in front of you right now

Even if you knew it before you may not cognitively we have a linked enough emotion to be doing it consistently

Or if you are and you're here you obviously want to do it more and better and what we're talking about right now is

Financial wealth not just wealth as it says as an emotion as a sense if you want to be financially independent

The formula for financial dependence is so simple

And you can't achieve financial abundance unless you really learn to apply this not just in a concept you had but consistently in your life

And that formulas simple spend less than you what?

You know thank you for the break to your thought Tony

But is this what most people do yes or no. No, what do most people spend

More than they earn

There's no way around this. No how much money you have if you spend more than you earn you got a challenge

So there's no way to be financially free

Financially independent without spending less than you earn, and what do you got to do with what you don't spend?

You gotta invest the difference

Because what I want to show you right now is how do you build?

What everybody should own every one of you should leave here with your own personal money machine?

You want to create a money machine a machine that while you're sleeping is making you money

Right so you're no longer trading the most valuable resource you have in life your time for money you want to trade money for money

You want money to go to work you want to put that money to work for you, so while you're sleeping

It's making a difference you want to create a machine and that machine you want to create

It's something you want to be able to feed you at some stage. Well. You don't have to work

That's what the money machine is and so how do you do that first step?

Spend less than you earn and invest the difference in our question

How many of you currently are spending more than you earn be honest raise your hand?

How many are spending less than you earn raise your hand?

Fantastic now if you spend less than you earn

But you don't invest that you're not gonna get much out. You know most of you say well

I do invest a portion of that some I spend more

I do some new spending, but I do invest a portion of it the second secret to this is you got to reinvest?

How many if you've ever made a big hit in your investments and went oh my god?

That's so cool, and took the money and spent it on something raise your hands say

Come on. Say aye. I know you all anybody's invested has done. This if you gotta bake eight yes

Is it nothing wrong with that but you got to make sure it's significant about that you reinvest your returns so you get compounded what?

Compounded growth is the most basic principle in the world we all know it intellectually

But are you emotionally associated enough that you're really utilizing it to its maximum capability if you don't you're not gonna get financially free

You will never get financially independent by your earnings alone. Let me tell you something. There's three or four heirs your life

You don't want to go an expert

You don't want an expert to make the decision expert can coach you

But you better make the decision one is how you raise your kids I?

Mean if you gotta screw up you should be the screw up not somebody else in this area

Because at least if you screw up

You know you gave your all and if you screw up. You'll learn from your screw up, and you can still make a difference

But letting someone else tell you how to raise your children is insane to think that they know more than you do with your own

Child your own the soul you brought to this world they can go to you can learn through them

But you got to make those decisions

What's another area like that your physical health?

If you don't learn this area because you think it's too complex

I'm gonna give this decision to somebody else that's somebody else being a B totally sincere and sincerely wrong

I'm not lecturing you what to do

I'm just saying whatever you gonna do inform yourself

To make the decision because someone else making that decision the consequences are too great for your children for your health

And I'll tell you another area is really important your psychology having someone else give you a label. Tell you what to do

Same thing with you know you're gonna. End up with some challenge in your body same thing and the last area there

I'm talking about here is money

Because what most people do is like I don't have time for this

I don't stand this I need to go to an expert cuz I'm not here to sell you some financial investment or plan

because if I did that I'd have a self interest the process that's not gonna serve you and

That doesn't mean someone can't sell you something it just means I'm coming here to advise you on how to make better decisions

Not tell you you should do this individual thing because what individually need to do changes and by the way

Even if you have the best intent can you be wrong yes or no, so I'm not here as a registered investment advisor

I'm not here to sell you a stock or a bond

I'm here to teach you a way of evaluating so you can make better choices more of the time

Because when you get to the financial area when you meet somebody what's the old phrase when a person with experience?

And knowledge meets a person with money

What happens?

The person what the money ends up with experience and the person's experience ends up with the money

and

Even if the intent is purely positive if this person screws up

No

One is going to care about as much as your financial world as you

Know one no matter how much they care the maps are committed because it's your life

And if they make a mistake and they're sincere they get the learning

Which will make them better in the future?

But if you make the mistake and you have this concern you can have to learn it and there's valuable in that

Every one of you in this room is gonna lose money

Every one of you

There's no way the person

I work with on the top financial traders in the history of the world prop 10 in the history of the world is not even

Right half the time

How could you make billions of dollars you're not even right half the time not even 51% of the time

I'm gonna show you in a few moments

It's known as asset allocation

It's the way and that's just what you do

That's what's gonna shift this so first step spend less than you earn

And that's the difference second step reinvest it so you get compounded growth until you reach

the home run your money machine until you reach a critical mass a

critical mass of capital of investment capital

When you get to that critical mass and what determines the critical mass is how much you need for the lifestyle that you want

Once you get that critical mass what it provides for you is what you're investing for

Who knows no matter what and guess what you're doing? What are you really investing for whether you're investing in cars stocks bonds real estate

Financial instruments. What are you investing for?

They not fir-tree not investing for returns that illusion will keep you from getting to the endgame

If you're wealthy here's what makes you wealthy income

not assets

Assets you can buy an assets change in value all the time you need income

Some people are very wealthy on paper, but they have no liquid assets, and if something happens there in deep stuff

How many very been in this place by the way I'm curious

So you need income?

Ultimately you're trying to build a money machine if you invest and let's say an antique car you call it investing?

But you're never ever going to be willing to sell it it's not an invest it's an acquisition

How many followed I'm talking about here because what you're really doing is you're wanting this car

You're not wanting to ever make this build your critical mass that we have a money machine

So you don't have to work when you build your critical mass when you spend less than you earn

And that's the difference and then as you get compounded growth you reinvest for even more compounded growth which will walk you through

You're gonna. Eventually get an amount of money

That's enough that without working the interest on that money alone and secure environment

Will give you the income so you never have to work again

Then you have a money, which you how many be up for this process say

That's different, then you have X amount of assets on your net worth

Which by the way can change how fast how fast?

If the marketplace changes what they feel about real estate if they change what they feel about the companies you've invested in half asking all

That change how fast an art beat

The valuation of the dollar or the pound or the mark or the Euro or anything else can change how fast?

How many like the idea of building a money machine say I this is the only reason to invest

you invest for one reason so you have an income for life without working and

To do that you've got to build a critical mass of capital that the interest on it alone will give you that income and you

Get the life you want without working

And they want me to do that as do those first two steps spend less than you're an investment

Reinvest it t hit that critical mass and we're gonna show you ways to accelerate that make it happen

But the entire financial game in one paragraph or one thought so everybody here's goal is here's what you're saying

I am building a money machine

And its purpose is to give me income for life

Without working

Hallelujah

How do you feel hallelujah now what say

Now how to do that is actually a lot simpler than you think

We make things more complex than it really is you got to think of this as your target?

Now by the way

You know whether you're on the path of financial freedom or financial independence or not by can you answer are you doing the first part?

Why you spend less than you earn and are you investing it and are you doing the second part?

Are you reinvesting and getting compounded growth and?

Are you moving towards that critical mass that'll get you free and even know what that number is

If it's a general giant number, and you keep moving the number

You'll never get there

They have to define this is what it is so think of this as the bottom line in order to

Achieve what you want, will you have a money machine?

Here's what you must do you must pick out a minimum financial goal for yourself?

even then achieve your minimum financier goal you got to pick out a

Specific amount of money that you're gonna desk every month every year no matter. What a

specific percentage of your income

If you don't do that forget the rest this course so waste your time cuz you're gonna make a bunch of money

But you won't be practicing the fundamentals, and eventually you'll make a mistake and you'll lose it. How many fall

I'm talking about here say I

If you're gonna change things you really need to put yourself in a position where you say this is what I'm gonna invest

This percentage my income where you pay the investments first before you pay all the other bills

Because you can pay the investments first

And you keep doing it and Sapir discipline it by the way the best way to do this that I know of

Is to have that money taken straight out of your account as soon as it gets there?

And then even though you can do it automatically you can put in a money market and then decide where to put it

But it literally leaves your account the money. The money's transferred think about this success in life

comes from good judgment

When you make good decisions you do well in your relationships in your body

with your family and when your finances with everything how many agree with me on this say I

so if success in life comes from good judgment and good decisions good judgment often comes from

experience and

experience often comes from

bad judgment

The secret, that's why we come back to the 80% of psychology is when you make the mistake and you go

Oh my god, my numbers came down. I'm not making progress instead of throwing I could never get there

It's redoubling your efforts

And I'll give you some very often it helps to have a role model as this man pointed so I was with Michael Milken

Shortly after he got out of prison now Michael Milken was the junk bond dealer who made billions of dollars for himself and other people

During the 1980s he funded Ted Turner if Ted Turner's start

You know all kinds of companies in the 80s that really got their start all primarily because of this man Michael Milken

But he also did some things that put him in jail

By the way in jail how wealthy do you think he felt?

Not very now he's able to keep a significant amount of money. He paid fines

He gave up here to his wife, and he got out of jail and then he developed something called cancer

So what good's the money

So he's spent his life starting to figure how to change and even we had a lot of money

He felt like he was starting over in terms of his identity his respect in the community the way people look at him

So he began to try to figure how to do good works

But he was really feeling defeated till he met an interesting guy a guy named Carl eller

Because I asked him at the point

I was talking to Michael later on I had a lunch with him one time and he

Actually wanted to have me put one of my companies into his group and get a piece of it the deal wasn't the right deal

For me, and I was actually looking back on. It's been a long time

That was the right choice not to do with him though

He's a very bright man, but he had the experience and I had the company and the money

And I realized that they meant I worked out at least that particular investment

I thought it through and I made fortunately an intelligent choice

I didn't move forward, but when I got out of that meeting was worth more than the investment

We could have made together when I got out of that meeting was a role model that

I'd like to give you a nickel guides me and this man Carl eller was his role model. I said well

Tell me what's so special Akkar. Larry said well. Let me give you sister e in

1952

Carl eller was a man who got involved in outdoor advertising a young man

He went to work for a company and as he did this he worked there for about ten years at a particular company

Then about ten years later

1962 he found himself in a position where he had learned in the

And had enough compounded life experience this make sense ten years working for somebody else

Learning the business learning to make intelligent choices

But he said you know I'm gonna get a little money

I'm gonna leverage it and I'm gonna buy my own little company in the outdoor advertising business

And he did that in Arizona so a biased little company

Outdoor advertising and he calls it el or advertising or el or outdoor if I remember correctly what happens next well

he takes the next six years of his life roughly and

He builds that company up and about six years later. He builds it up enough that now all of a sudden

He looks his life and says I can merge this and get more value I can work with someone else I can see what those

Guys did at the company I worked for they didn't just do things they merger the companies

so he follows the model he learned and so sure enough he merges with a local radio and television station there in Arizona and

The value of that company which was called si si si grew

immensely

So sure enough he takes another 10 years so imagine now

He's been running this company six years on his own at 16 17 years into this now

Do you think you can compound things over 17 years if you make intelligent choices?

And you're smart yes or no he thinks all the decisions. He made were good ones. Yes or no did everything

He do make money

Yes or no he failed at many things, but he had the psychology that he learned from everything if it didn't work

He said that's experience and one from make a better decision so over the next 16 17 years

he basically moves in the position where all of a sudden he's in the place where this company has some real value and

He sells it with his partners to Gannett the people who own USA today really large firm 1980. He comes chairman of Columbia Pictures and

In a short period of time from 1980 to 1983 taking what he's learned from the advertising business

He grows Columbia Pictures, and he helps them to merge with coca-cola

So by 1983 picture this this man is working his entire life right 52. He got an advertising. It's 83. How many years? They're guys

They said in 30 years right three decades long. I've been do what I've been doing that's how long the gentleman was you

Accumulated for himself seventy million dollars just by investing in other people's not even having to do it

You don't have to be a great entrepreneur to make money. You can invest in a great entrepreneur

You know you can look over at somebody like Bill Gates

And say I'm gonna own a PC him let him be the creative one. I don't have to work around the clock let him

Well, I don't ways to get wealthier a lot easier than just running around business and made him is love running our own businesses this

Mangos been running his businesses so by 1983 he's accumulated net worth of five hundred million dollars

Thirty years five eight million dollars how many think it's pretty good say I?

Come by the way five hundred dollars in nineteen eighty three eighty

Three was you know decades ago, what's that worth today? I don't know but probably certainly spending power worth more than a billion

That's for sure

She's got five hundred million dollars, so what's he gonna do?

At this stage he's you know at that stage

I think he was fifty-five roughly somewhere that range mid-50s, and so he says well

I got all this money, but I don't have to what I?

Don't have to

And so he doesn't for a while, but it makes him crazy

It's like I gotta do something my life. Got some meaning. You don't rely on so many beaches you only drink so many daiquiris

You know I mean I want to do something productive

So he comes up with this idea that he's gonna take over a company called Circle K

Circle K is a company that top stage is doing about seven hundred million in sales he goes in partners

And he puts up a chunk of his money in fact virtually all of his money to make this deal happen

But he thinks I'm gonna turn this thing around and guess what he does

He turned Circle K. In roughly five or six years into the second-largest

convenience store in the world behind 7-eleven

second large in the world's got like forty five hundred stores in the United States about fourteen fifteen hundred overseas and like a

Hundred countries just an amazing growth record he takes the company from seven hundred million in gross sales to over three and a half billion

And gross sales and that's short period of time

so now

We're really looking really good wouldn't you say?

We're in the early 1990s now. I've done this for six or seven years

He's built this incredible piece and in two years the entire company reverses its fortunes and goes bankrupt

And he loses five hundred million dollars everything he's accumulated in thirty. Here's a

nice

62 years old and

He has nothing he mentally has nothing he owes

100 million dollars

At 62 he went from up 500 million to down a hundred million

how many never have thought you were in bad financial trouble, and it wasn't that bad say ah

So you thought oh, I lost my job. I lost my income home and estimate went terrible the house

I bought was not worth as much I bought the stock

And I lost it or you know I went through a divorce it was terrible and I lost that trust me

This makes anything anybody this rooms ever experience look like nothing

Now what do you do? You're 62 years old you work for roughly almost 40 years of your life

You're up 500 million. Everybody respects you your name is well-known and now you're a total failure your million dollars

99.9% of planet would go bankrupt obviously, but he decided there was still time

What was that mechanics or psychology my friends

When did I tell you 80% of financial freedom financial independence and all of wealth is?

20% is

He said, I still have time at 62 he had the guts to say all I gotta do I gotta get some money

right I got time I

Gotta get into compounding again, and I gotta make better choices, which at this stage will not be difficult

Okay, well, I've made some bad choices here. You know what took me almost 40 years to develop

I lost in roughly three years two and a half three years

but if I lose in two in half three years

I didn't lose the 38 years of 39 years at 37 years or 40 years of what I learned Who I am

So he didn't say I'm starting over. That was the difference in the psychology. He said I'm going back to what I know

and it's 63 he went back to Phoenix, Arizona and

leveraged everything he could possibly get ahold of who've got people to invest and he bought a small outdoor advertising company and

started

Over, but he didn't call it that he said I'm going back to what I know

But I could make more intelligent choices, and so what happens in less than five years

He built that little company up and he compounds it in 25 cities

And he builds himself to where at the age of 68 years old four and a half years later

Actually said almost 69 at that stage if I remember correctly he

Now is a billionaire again. He sold his company

- what was the company's name

Clear Channel he sold his company Clear Channel and became a billionaire

in less than five years

He was never a billionaire after 40 years

Now this would be a lesson in one thing mechanics or psychology which one

Psychology, but it's also a lesson in the next most important mechanic you better know

Because everybody's gonna make some bad choices and some of them could cost you seemingly everything

or you may make a conscious choice you're gonna change something and you know making a change in a

Relationship can cost you much more than half of what you have to pay how your life is structured financially

But it may be worth it

How do you not be destroyed by that you gotta have psychology?

But you also want to avoid it if he was gonna be here today, and you're gonna ask him

Besides your psychology. What was the biggest mistake you made your psychology made you well but was the biggest mistake?

He make he would say one thing to you and I want you to hear it now and every one have you've heard this but

You may have heard it cognitively you may have understand

It intellectually you don't associate enough emotion to it because you're not maximizing my guess is if you're in this room

You could do more how many agree you could do more in just about anything that matters say aye

That's called asset allocation

He said the mistake he made was asset allocation. I'm gonna show you this now. This is not sexy

This is not completely new for someone sophisticated

But you better make it new for yourself right now when you're green you grow when you're right. You're right

You gotta get green back on asset allocation because what happens is you get to be a sophisticated investor

If you tend to look at where can I put my money where I get the largest what?

Say it again. What and that's the biggest mistake you're gonna make in your life

It's counterintuitive

But asset allocation is the single most important decision you're gonna make in your financial future. You screw this up

You can do everything else

I said well and end up empty financially not unwell see if you stay associated to your psychological strength

But you certainly are not going to be financially for it, and this is the mistake he made asked of allocation

What does it mean it means?

Every person in this room is gonna

Make the wrong decisions financially at times you're gonna get the best advice

You're gonna study the pass the history shows that the market is going like this or the real estate market is going like this

Or gold is going like this or something is going like this

It keeps growing and growing and you feel like you're missing out if you don't get in how many felt that

recently in some the financial valuation of something say I

And so sure enough you get this piece in you and the fear starts to happen

You don't wanna miss out and it really starts the right thing and it looks like right thing and everything should be the right thing

And your timing is wrong

Can you do the right thing at the wrong time yes or no let me tell you another secret to life?

If you do the right thing at the wrong time you get pain

If you plant in the winter, I don't care how hard you work I

Don't care if you work day at night, and you work to the bone, and you plant your seeds in the middle of winter

What's gonna happen when fall comes are you gonna be rewarded yes or no

No, so if you don't understand that the seasons are changing

You're in trouble, but even if you do everything right you can think it's springtime can't you?

And be wrong so how do we protect ourselves the answers asset allocation?

This is the secret you must give yourself and all you I could promise you in two days. We'll forget what I'm saying right now

Because in two days many of you'll be making momentum and estimates

And they'll be some in this room and made three thousand dollars in the last four hours

Because they're gonna make a trade and someone else make a hundred dollars, so let's make five hundred

But someone else is gonna lose a thousand

Or five hundred and what mostly we're gonna focus on is the person to make $3,000

And I'm gonna put all my money in this momentum investment where I could make this 10 percent return today

20 percent today who knows what I'm talking about here say I

And every party goes that's how I get my money machine. I want to get compounded interest

I want to get the best return

I possibly can up so you put all your money in there and the worst thing that can happen to you is like when you

Go to Vegas. What's the worst thing can happen when you go to Vegas you?

win

It's the worst thing that can pop how many know what I'm talking about here say I

When I was a kid I was not into throwing my money away cuz I had so little

And I was not into gambling it's like I wanted to give it share it do something fun. Do something to make people light up

How many weren't going to Vegas for some friends of mine and they went in are they all bad?

I said I'm just gonna enjoy going to the shows hanging out with you guys on my watch. I'm not gonna bat

I was like very extreme the other side so what I do. I stop there and watching I didn't get anything to the last day

The last day I thought well I'll play a little bit of blackjack I mean

It's easy it's pretty simple and you can kind of anticipate the numbers

There's some logic to it you rationalize the whole thing and I play blackjack and I won

18 hundred dollars when that was like I start out with 300. I'll give you a perspective

That was like and I don't believe my money

Cuz then once you get that jackpot, what are you always thinking?

I'm gonna get it again. That's how they make money in Vegas because they've set up the compounding on their side

Right they know what the ratio results are and all they're gonna

do is get you to keep doing this in the house is gonna win because the house has the

economic advantage the longer you go the

Greater chance you can do it. Even if you do it here. You're gonna come back. You're gonna be desired

That's how they can pay for a building like Steve Wynn has that's what 2.9 billion dollars to build a hotel

Was the most expensive hotel in the world now, it's not there Billy a new one for 3.6 billion

for hotel

How can you afford that you have large margins and profits?

And where does that come from people got the big hit?

So the worst thing can happen is you make investments and you hit home run

And you hit a home run and the home run

Get you to start thinking you're really smart, and maybe you are really smart you're very sophisticated

Maybe you really are, but there is a day when the whole game changes

And there's really difficult sometimes to predict that sometimes impossible true or false

So the asset allocation is how you protect it. What does asset allocation it means out of the money you have to invest

We're gonna create three buckets

Really simple way of thinking in this from now on three buckets and these three buckets are gonna

Help you to understand whatever amount of money. You're gonna invest each year where you're gonna put it so for example

if you have

If you don't spend less than you earn you're gonna nothin invest

You spend less than you earn now you have something invest right?

Do you need to come up with a specific number a?

Percentage or a dollar that you're gonna mask every month every year if you're gonna get to your money machine

Yes or no yes or no

Where are you gonna? Put that money?

Whether it's $100 $1000 $10,000 $100,000 a year a million dollars a year a million a month doesn't matter

We're gonna put it if you're smart you're gonna put these three buckets of asset location

What are the three buckets the first bucket is the security bucket when you think about investing?

think of two types of investments

There are fixed income investments and most you're clear what this means what does it mean when it's a fixed income?

Investment who knows what does that mean?

You've got a guaranteed rate of return assuming they deliver and anyone can not deliver including the US government

They haven't not delivered, but they could is there risk in any investment

Yes or no, so just ratios of risk and as we know you know no risk no

No reward, so if you don't invest you're gonna lose if you invest the times

But if you don't - you've already lost and you can never win never of a money machine never be financially free

So fixed income investments the types of Decimus you're gonna make where there's a guaranteed return

You know a bond a company gives you a bond. What is a bond? They're guaranteeing you you give me your money?

I will deliver at this time at this date this percentage return to you, so it's fairly. What secured less what?

Risky we all understand this the second type of investment you can make and helps you understand. We're going to do something

That's gonna be growth River and growth investments are investments where you probably have a much greater potential for growth

Which means you get a greater return if you're successful

But if you're not successful do you know the guaranteed rate of return yes or not?

No, so in the growth investment you have the potential of greater return, but also greater

Later loss there is no guarantee in a growth investment. No matter how long it's been going that way. There's no guarantee

We start to get the illusion that it's going to always go up

It isn't necessarily, so where do you put your money?

If you think of things that are more secure versus not the security bucket is where you want to put

Investments that are secured by their nature

Because they're secure is this going to give you a huge compounded return per year yes or no

But can you give you a huge compound return even if the number is small if you do it long enough yes or no

So what we want to do is your first investments have to be in your security bucket and everybody wants to do the opposite

Because why would you want to go put some money in something you're getting 5% 6% 7% maybe 8% on

When you could go do something else that you believe you can make 20% on because the five six seven percent is totally

guaranteed by that promise by that government by that company by whatever the situation may be and

If you screw up in your growth investments you've got how much

zero

What did this man eller do he put everything in his growth bucket?

How many follow when I'm talking about right now? He went why would I put money in my security bucket?

I got five hundred million dollars

I could do all these different things if I put all of it here

I get a little jump to make his goal was to make a billion dollars, right?

Instead of losing a half a billion of being a hundred million a debt end up losing six hundred million, throw

But he not if I put it in there. I don't even put things in my security bucket

They might say well all worked out well for him. How many Ehlers are there in the world?

most people when they face financial what looks like ruin they say it's over I

Can't start over again at 40 or 50 or 60 much less 63

very few people who do that and even if he did he also had to make some good choices and

Probably got a little bit of luck, and you get really lucky when you work for 50 years you got

Right, and you won't give up and you'll persist and you know this incredible psychology

And you figure how to add value

But most people didn't recover from that

If there's anything he do he wouldn't had been worth billions of dollars and with man all that stress if all he'd done is put

A percentage in a security bucket the question that becomes what percentage you put your security bucket what goes in there well here's some things

That go in there

If you don't have at least two to six months worth of cash that covers your overhead. You're in deep trouble and

Today it's amazing people with enormous incomes

Spend most of it

They don't have six months with the cash on side

if something happened where they lost their job or something happen where the economy got hit or a terrorist attack occurred and

Everything got locked up. They'd be in deep doo-doo. How many know what I'm talking about here say I?

The first step to getting financially secure not financially

Independent is to make sure you got enough cash that something happens. You can go for six months

You got the freedom now who here already has a set aside for your life raising ham

Fantastic give these people a hand by the way big hand for that. Oh come on give a big hand

You're like yeah easy for you you brat

This has got to be a basic financial goal now nobody wants to do like it's not sexy

And you're saying I can be using that money for compound growth Tony

Yes, and you cannot be compounding you could lose and then you start with nothing

How many follow me on this ai?

How much of that should go in there two to six months a year depends on your psychology?

But whatever's gonna make you feel secure its individual for every person

I'm aggradation for six months then maybe two months is fine for you. Maybe for some of you you want to hear and then

It's different for everybody

this is what you got to start to know the truth of who you are not what you project and

Some people are more certainty driven more and more security driven than other people

Some people need a little more security drive right now in order to keep their life balance

What else might you put in there types of investments an IRA goes in here right pretty secure?

Insurance the insurance is protecting you that's part of security. What else could go in there your home

Don't think of your home as an investment

Because for most of you, you're eventually not gonna sell that home and eat it

You're not gonna sell your home and get income off it now some of you

Maybe you made a stage of life

Or you're accumulating the same homes and eventually you're gonna sell and buy a smaller home and take that crate

That came from selling the big home, and it's gonna take care of you for life

He'd be doing that great but the place to think about your home in terms of leverage put it in your security bucket

How many agree with me on this by the way say I?

Cuz kind of maybe you don't have a home you're gonna

Be really stressed out, right?

So I gotta think of my growth outside my home really think of your compound interest outside your home or home may be a bonus

For you and fixed income investments often in this category now

What's the second bucket second bucket is growth two ways you're gonna learn about growth the buy-and-hold strategy, which is the strategy of an owner?

And by the way that buying and holding

That is less risky to some extent than momentum because the timing but it can be just as risky

What is momentum trading? That's when you're no longer an owner. You're a trader a

Financial trader everybody's a financial trader most of you trading time for your money here

You're trading money for money here what you're looking at is you're seeing movement in prices

That may or may not having to do with value can a price change just on based on perception of a company yes or no

Can perception change the price or the value of real estate? Yes, or not a little or completely?

But very often

There is a fluctuation that can come from the event from a perception and what a momentum player is doing as they're playing

For the short-term usually they're in and out when that fluctuation happens

They're betting on the upper the down because as momentum players

I want you understand something everything we're gonna teach you work in a bull market or a bear market

I would be irresponsible to teach you a set of principles that are based on the market only being bull

Cuz right now in the country you live in it's a bull market and real estate

Or stocks or gold or silver or whatever it is that's irresponsible. You will be able make money

No matter what happens in the market. I'm excited about this by the way say I

But even if you get brilliant even if you do it can your timing be wrong yes or no

Yes, can you be totally smart and make the wrong decision yes or no?

So what is gonna protect you so you milk your money machine?

No matter what and when it's time, and you don't want to work. You're gonna get there. What bucket is gonna protect you

It grows slowly, and it grows like the grass

So how much should we put in our security and by the way that what you say well?

What's the third bucket Ani well there's the security bucket where we put our money first?

Second bucket growth bucket. We put our money and we put a percentage in there all the time

Third bucket is the dream bucket

The dream bucket is you want to travel around the world the dream bucket is

you depend upon the size of how you think of what you're doing or your economics you want to own a condominium in Aspen and

If Aspen it seems insane at $2,000 a square foot

Then you might say I want one in Mammoth. You know or I want one in Chile

I want someplace else many times you get the same thing or better quality just by changing location

Because the perception there isn't a better or worse

You're trying to get financially themed real critical critical mass so that you can live forever in your own home in Los Angeles

Or you move to Portland, Oregon

Portland Oregon's greener

Richer you're not probably not gonna be the first place bomb the terrorist attack

Right could you have as good or greater quality of life for a third or fourth the price yes or no?

So sometimes you can get you go quicker just by changing locations changing your perception of where you need to be breaking your own pattern

Okay, so security bucket gets full of gold pocket

But what's the dream bucket the dream market might be a second home it might be the boat it might be a trip it might

Be owning a basketball team owning an island depends on the size

And what it is you want to do by the way bigger isn't better?

The more you have to have to feel financially free the more stress you're gonna have

How many follows?

It's the opposite of what you think

The more you have the more you got to manage the more time the more energy the more risk the more capital

That doesn't mean you shouldn't do it some of you are very very driven to create and risk

That's a personality type. We know that it's crazy I

Happen to be one of those types to some extent

But even a crazy person's got to make sure their security is there or their craziness at one point will bite them

How many follow if you can get pretty free for less do it?

be wealthy now and get financially free quicker and

Then walk in you would and then keep that stuff in your security bucket if you want to play a bigger game now

You've already won, and everything you're playing now. That's where the house is money you

Can go for something bigger?

And if you if it doesn't work out you still handle your security what you're here for is totally free

How many followed him talk about hearsay up?

Now how do we decide to fill these up?

Well your stage of life plays a role so in your security area if you're really getting started here

And you don't have the security there

If you're really conservative you probably need to put 40 percent of your investment capital there

40 percent so you're totally protected if you're more aggressive maybe 30 percent by the way

Which one of these three buckets do most people trying to fill first one two or three

Three and how do they do it borrow?

Money, and what they buy it usually isn't a real asset

It breaks down in value the car. You know the secondary home in an environment that the market chief. Whatever it is

They don't usually make money on it long term. You lose money, and then they have no financial freedom, so they gotta go work

I'm wealthy I'm wealthy I'm happy. I've loved all these things

Nothing wrong with that, but why not have both

What do you think the second one is to be filled for most people? What's the second one quick?

Growth they go for growth because why I want a bigger web return, but a bigger return potential brings with it greater

What?

Risk you absolutely want to fill your growth bucket

Just make your security bucket the first one

Because it's the one you want to feel least and that's the one that will protect you you want to learn from Carl

You don't want to wake up and say I'm starting over

You don't want to have to use that psychology great if you could

But use that along the way when you make mistakes not when you lose everything

That's what Carl will tell you if Carl was here to support you right now. He would say to you listen to this man

Listen to him. I know it's boring sounding right now. I know it's not exciting, but this is your life

Spend less than you earn, and that's the difference reinvest for compounded interest, but doing these three buckets and do it the first two first

Here's how I do it pick your percentage don't vary when you get a better opportunity

So if you're gonna invest $1,000 a month

$10,000 a year

What are you gonna do with it?

They're gonna say for that's going on my security bucket six - that's going on my growth

And after the next few days you can decide how much of that's buy and hold how much that is momentum

Where you put this they're gonna be in real estate buying hold it's not gonna be in companies

Are you gonna break it up, but you keep the percentage because otherwise someone will offer you a deal

And when that deal comes up, and you see the opportunity. What are you gonna say?

I need to get more so I'm gonna take from my security bucket and do it. That's when you get bit

I know I sound like I'm lecturing to you. I'll tell you why do you know how many people I've taught this to

The millions of people over the years that I share this with and you know how few people really hear me they hear me

Right now, but the minute their greed gets it the minute. They go oh my god. I got this giant return

They douse this so if this feels heavy

That's ok with me. If this doesn't feel sexy. That's ok with me, but remember what I'm telling you

What is the secret long-term? What's the most important decision you're gonna make in your investment life your

sandag and you are

So right now, so this goes from conversation to reality. I want to ask you this

What percentage of your current investments are in completely secure environments?

If the answer is zero, this is the first thing you got to do you can still do great opportunities

but that percentage has got to start building security first a percentage of it and again that number depends on your risk tolerance and

It depends secondly on where you are on stage of life if you're older does you need put more insecurity or less which one quick

More because you have less time to make up for a mistake if you're younger you could be little less

But don't put nothing and if you become more wealthy, you know it's interesting the richer you think and feel

The more abundant you seem to become because that feeling starts to affect the way you make decisions that are not made from fear

They're made from gratitude and when you operate from gratitude, and you're coming from a generous place within yourself and other people

It attracts a different experience. You know it's crazy in my life today today

People come up to me every day of my life

No exaggeration if I'm in a public if I'm in a restaurant and because I've had you know

50 million people get my books and tapes around the earth no matter where I go in the world

People don't come out and tell me these great stories, but someone come over to me

and they'll say

They just paid for your dinner or your lunch or whatever or they want to buy this I would say no no they go though

They insist I'd say no no I wanna say. Thank you. I really appreciate it. Thank you

I appreciate the gift of wanting to do it, but please let me take care of it

No, no no no. I think where were these people when I was broke at Denny's

Where were they when they needed them

When you're rich everybody wants to buy you lunch and dinner when you're successful wealthy everybody wants to do for you

When you're not ironically no one wants to do a squad for you

Except the few people that feel sorry for you or want to be generous in some way, but the majority don't

It's ironic the more successful

They were happy the more healthy the more wealthy you become you get momentum and other people are attracted to you deals opportunities

experiences

So 80% I've said it a million times because I want you to get it in your body is this association

So you give everybody hand to this day for starters everybody has to stop

Amazing

Now that you have learned what it takes to create

Long-term financial success take five minutes to think about how you can build your own money machine

1 are you spending less than you earn and then investing the difference

What are two to three actions you can take to save more so you can in turn invest more?

Could you cut back on going out to eat cooking more dinner at home or bringing your lunch to work?

We negotiate costly plans such as for your cell phone or cable or

Meet with a tax advisor are you taking advantage of all the opportunities available to you and your tax bracket?

2 what is the ideal asset allocation for you?

How would you allocate the extra money safe within four three buckets security growth and dream?

Why is this the right choice for you?

You

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Home and Baby Clothes Haul | NEW HEARTH and HAND | Target | Kohls - Duration: 6:37.

Hey guys! Shawn here. If you are new, welcome to prayerlights. My channel is

all about mommy lifestyle vlogs to help you raise a Jesus loving child.

Today's video is a haul. I have a home like a home stuff haul and some baby

girl clothes so if you are interested to see what I have a recently purchased

from Target, there may be some chip and Joanna Gaines stuff in this haul, then

keep watching. Also wanted to let you know that if you are looking for a family

Advent Calendar, Advent is December 3rd, I have one available for only $2 bucks. It's

an instant download. You can go download it right now. Only $2.00 instant

download. Quick and easy. Great ideas for kids and families. It's activities on

scripture, prayers, things to do for other people, you name it. Go check that

out. I will post the link in the description box down below. Alright so

let's get into this video. I was so excited when the Chip and Joanna Gaines

line came out. I needed to change out some of our Christmas decorations this year

since we have added Finley into the family. We definitely needed a fourth

stocking so I purchased new stockings. So excited because our old ones were pretty

ratty looking. But here's this one it's got the green plaid and the little cute

little X marks at the top.Ethan has said he wanted this

one. This one's all plaid with a cute little green tassel. And then I think my

husband I'm going to get this one. It's got that kind of herringbone pattern

with a tiny bit of gold sparkle in it and the pom pom at the top. And then I'm

going to give Finley this one because I think it looks the girliest. But I just

love this white plaid and then the cute little fringe right here. I think it's

adorable. And so I think I'm going to keep this one for myself because I love this

one too. I got these cute towels. We needed some towels, hand towels for our guest

bathroom so I picked these up. I kind of have an aqua theme and gray going on so

I thought these are cute. "peace love and peace joy and love"

Has little trees on this one and they're really soft. And then this was in the

target dollar bin but it was three dollars. I thought this would be really

cute to hang on Finley's door. I'm going to take down, she's got a really girly kind of

troll looking wreath on her door, and I'm going to put this fuzzy little stocking on

instead with little pom-poms . It is soft. I found this in the target dollar bin. This

one was five dollars. It's just a wooden star so I thought it could go, I don't

know where I'm gonna put this. I'm going to do a decorating with me video with my

family. We usually put up our Christmas decorations the day before Thanksgiving

so I will film that day and hopefully you guys will be interested in seeing

how we decorate our house for Christmas. So that will go up probably the week

after Thanksgiving. But these are those little the little string lights on the

battery pack. I love these. These are kind of a rose gold color. Again all this

stuff came from the target dollar bins. I got "say yes to new adventures." I don't

know if I'll keep this or I'm thinking these might make good gifts for someone.

These little trays: "be happy be bright you" I love picking these up and giving

these as gifts. That's probably what I will do here. And then they had a ton of

these letters in the flannel print so I picked up an H for "Howell" our last

name. I picked up these in silver. I picked up two of these silver ones for the

nursery here to put some stuff in: clothes, diapers, that kind of thing. But I

thought that was super cute so I picked up two of those. And then they had

flannel ones. I kind of wish I'd gotten another one. I wish I'd gotten the green

print to go along with the stockings but I went back later and they didn't have

the green print anymore. But I picked up the red one so I really like this one as

well. All right so I thought you might be

interested ind some clothes I picked up. Finley didn't have, she doesn't have too

many warm clothes and since I'm going back to work I need to keep some extra

outfits at work and in the car and all over the place. And she also needed

another hat. I have one cute hat that a friend made that has a pom-pom on the

top but I needed a second hat so I picked up this at our grocery store... the

Lidl grocery store. Well I have a video on the Lidl grocery store so I'll post

that in the description box down below but I just thought this is a really cute

little hat and it was only $3. $3 or $4? I don't remember. It was either three or

four but It has the fleece lining. And I just I don't know if you can tell but it

has a little bit of sparkle .but it's got the pink and the gray. I think it's look

really cute on her. I picked up some more of these long-sleeved onesies. This

one says "not yet famous." this is from Kohl's. and then "one of a kind"," I'm

not sleepy" and then "well-behaved babies rarely make history."

how cute are those? I picked those up at Khoo's. and then I also got her another

jacket. she had an aunt give her this fleece jacket in just six months size

but it's too big for her. I've been putting on her and the hat goes over her

face. so I went ahead and picked it up in the three month size which is what

she's wearing now. and then at Target I picked up warmer clothes in the 6

month size. so here is this one. was in the clearance section. so this was really

cute. Might be meant for boys but it's gray. it's cute. and then I picked up this

little sweater outfit with the penguin. and then I was hoping first this says 12

pounds I'm at 12 and a half pounds it starts. there's no way. there's no way

this thing is huge! it's a 6-month cute penguin but I will insert a picture of

her and how oversized it is but she has the cutest smile in the picture. I think

I posted on my Instagram account as well so if you're, if you don't follow me on

Instagram you might want to follow me. the link is down in the

description box below. I also wanted to point out a really cute lamp that I

bought at Target recently and it's been in a past couple of videos. I'm turning

it off now. I kept wanting to turn the lamp on because it has really cute stars

but it's back here. I hope you can see it on the side table but it's a globe and

it's white and it's adorable. I bought that at Target. and then I also bought

this mobile over here. she needed something for her crib. I'm trying to get

Finley into her crib. and so we bought this Mobile at Target as well. and

that is what I have show you for this haul video. thank you

so much for watching. if you are new please think about subscribing and then

click that little bell to receive notifications. I post new videos every

week and I will see you in my next video. thanks for watching! bye!

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