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BREAKING NEWS!

It's JUST Happened…ARRESTED With BAIL SET AT $6 BILLION!!!

Even the swamp in Saudi Arabia is being drained.

Authorities in Saudi Arabia want at least $6 billion dollars from the jailed Saudi Prince

al-Waleed bin Talal to secure his freedom after he was arrested in a nationwide anti-corruption

purge which mysteriously started to happen after President Donald Trump visited the Islamic

nation.

This is actually the highest sum of money ever demanded by authorities in the Gulf state

and it could involve handing over a large part of his fortune and cooperation, Kingdom

Holding Company.

Which is estimated to have a market value of just over $9 billion dollars.

The 63-year-old Al-Waleed is the 57th richest person in the world according to the Wall

Street Journal, with an estimated net worth of $18 billion.

This character has profited from the oil-rich nation of Saudi Arabia and has thought political

influence here in the US.

He has donated to various extreme left-wing charities, including The Clinton Foundation.

Along with funding multiple organizations to spread Islam in the world and mainly in

the US.

ExtraNewsFeed Reports:

Saudi Royalty Arrests Rock Clinton-Obama Regime The unprecedented sweep of corrupt Saudi elites

implicates Clinton, Obama, Wall Street, and beyond.

In a shocking development Saturday, the Saudi Arabian government arrested prominent billionaire

Waleed bin Talal, a member of the royal Saudi family with deep ties to Barack Obama and

Hillary Clinton.

Arrests were carried out by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's recently-formed anti-corruption

committee and included bin Talal, ten senior princes, and dozens of ministers for corruption

and money laundering charges.

Bin Talal, a primary shareholder of Citigroup, News Corp., and Twitter, was arrested along

with dozens of other princes and ministers on Saturday.

Bin Talal's arrest was part of a massive sweep of Saudi elites charged with corruption

and money laundering by a newly formed anti-corruption committee headed by Crown Prince Mohammed

bin Salman.

Meanwhile, Royal princes' private planes have been grounded.

Known as "The Warren Buffet of the Gulf", bin Talal — one of the world's richest

people — is a notorious figure in American politics with deep ties to both Obama and

Clinton.

Americans privy to bin Talal and Saudi Arabia's corrupt hand in American politics may recall

a 2015 tweet from then-candidate Donald Trump that foreshadowed his arrest:

As the story of the massive Saudi royalty purge develops, Americans should anticipate

these arrests and the subsequent investigations will implicate Obama and Clinton in major

ways.

Investigations into Obama-Clinton impropriety by special counsel Robert Mueller encompass

Obama and Clinton's financial ties and dubious political alliances with both Saudi Arabia

and Russia alike.

Those following Trump's efforts to police Obama and Clinton's extensive criminality

are aware Mueller's probe implicates Clinton crony and lobbying giant Tony Podesta, brother

of Clinton campaign manager John Podesta.

Wikileaks releases of John Podesta's emails opened a Pandora's box of Democratic Party

corruption when released last fall, but Tony Podesta's nefarious and longtime lobbying

efforts with both Russia and Saudi Arabia are only now beginning to be broadly exposed

to the American public.

In August 2016, Medea Benjamin sounded the alarm as to the perils of Clinton and the

Podestas' crooked Saudi dealings, with emphasis:

If I told you that Democratic Party lobbyist Tony Podesta, whose brother John Podesta chairs

Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, is a registered foreign agent on the Saudi

government's payroll, you'd probably think I was a Trump-thumping, conspiratorial nutcase.

But it's true.

The lobby firm created by both Tony and John Podesta in 1988 receives $140,000 a month

from the Saudi government, a government that beheads nonviolent dissidents, uses torture

to extract forced confessions, doesn't allow women to drive, and bombs schools, hospitals

and residential neighborhoods in neighboring Yemen.

The Podesta Group's March 2016 filing, required under the Foreign Agents Registration Act

of 1938, shows that Tony Podesta himself oversees the Saudi account.

At the same time, Tony Podesta is also a top campaign contributor and bundler for Hillary

Clinton.

So while one brother runs the campaign, the other brother funds it with earnings that

come, in part, from the Saudis.

Those familiar with the Citibank cabal that assigned Obama's cabinet prior to his election

would also recognize bin Talal's name, for his and Citibank's instrumental role the

Obama administration's decimation of the middle class.

Pam Martens warned us back in 2012, additional emphasis added:

Citigroup was showing serious strains in 2007 but the meltdown came the week of November

17, 2008.

On Monday, the firm called a Town Hall meeting with employees and announced the sacking of

52,000 workers.

On Tuesday, November 18, Citigroup announced it had lost 53 per cent of an internal hedge

fund's money in a month's time and that it was bringing $17 billion of off-balance

sheet assets back onto its balance sheet.

The next day brought the unwelcome tidings that a law firm was alleging that Citigroup

peddled the MAT Five Fund as "safe" and "secure" then watched it lose 80 per cent

of its value.

On Thursday, Saudi Prince Walid bin Talal, a major shareholder, stepped forward to reassure

the public that Citigroup was "undervalued" and he was buying more shares.

The next day the stock dropped another 20 percent to close at $3.77.

All told, Citigroup lost 60 per cent of its market value that week and 87 percent for

the year to date.

Now here is where you need to pay close attention.

Just one month prior to the stock meltdown, the U.S. government through its Troubled Asset

Relief Program (TARP) had injected $25 billion into Citigroup on October 28, 2008.

With a market cap of $20.5 billion on Friday, November 21, 2008, the U.S. taxpayer effectively

owned this company lock, stock and barrel.

The Treasury and the Fed knew exactly whose interests they were protecting.

Just 11 months earlier, Citigroup had publicized a capital raising of $12.5 billion in convertible

preferred stock in a private placement — meaning the full details were not released to the

public.

The press release said the investors included Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal and Sandy

Weill and the Weill Family Foundation.

Bin Talal also owns the Four Seasons, the four highest floors of Mandalay Bay hotel

in Las Vegas.

He is one of many within the atrociously corrupt elements of the Saudi regime and other gulf

tyrannies that has raised eyebrows with their recent multi-million dollar donations to the

Clinton Foundation.

What's Happening

Given the media moguls arrested in the Saudi sting and the American media's allegiance

to the Clinton-Obama regime, little is being reported on the implications the arrests have

on current events in American politics.

Orders for the arrests came from the new anti-corruption committee headed by Crown Prince Mohammed

bin Salman.

Bin Salman, 31, is seen by some as a principled young leader troubled by the convoluted international

corruption he inherited within his government.

Given his struggle with the corrupt and commingled opposition causing strife in his and our respective

countries, Trump may have sought common ground on a recent visit.

Bin Salaman's rise may allow Saudi to accelerate a recent plan to reduce the kingdom's reliance

on oil, which includes the partial privatization of state oil company Aramco.

Trump has recently pitched for Aramco to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange, a move

that would boost the Saudi Arabian economy.

This may also be a sign bin Salaman is involved a coordinated effort to confront the corrupt

individuals with the Saudi government who participated in pay-to-play schemes with American

foundations tied directly to high-level U.S. politicians, including Obama and Clinton.

Given the high profile nature of the Saudi royalty arrests, pressure increases on American

law enforcement in Trump's administration to follow through with indictments and arrests

of the Obama-Clinton regime officials involved.

As speculation bubbles around looming indictments of Tony Podesta, John Podesta, Hillary Clinton,

and others, charges against bin Talal and other Saudi royalty may well be related to

money laundering and bribery schemes that implicate the Uranium One parties and transactions

within the Obama-Clinton regime already being investigated.

We have more natural gas in our nation than Saudi Arabia has oil.

We could singlehandedly be as rich as Saudi Arabia.

But the likes of hacks such as Al Gore, who profit out of the ignorance and sheer stupidity

of others have made it so we can't even touch our reserves.

All because of the myth that is "Global Warming" or as it's called now, "Climate

Change."

I have always believed that interests from abroad have paid off our politicians so well

that they serve as voice pieces for asinine myths in order to keep The United States of

America in debt and at the mercy of nations such as China and Saudi Arabia.

It's how they come into a job making 150k a year and come out 20 years later with a

net worth of over 100 million.

Please share if you think it's time the US had a purge

of

its own….

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iKON - '사랑을 했다(LOVE SCENARIO)' M/V MAKING FILM - Duration: 4:16.

iKON has returned in 2018 with 'LOVE SCENARIO'.

Please, give us a lot of love and support.

iKON, let's go ~!!

They said we'll be filming in a unique method today,

so we'll try our best to test it out.

Ready action

Cut!

We won't be using the running scene.

Don't I run too much like this?

(Ha ha ha)

It's warm, yet also cheerful.

I think it's a song that has opposing charms.

Yesterday was our first day, and today is the second.

The second day is usually the most difficult.

On the first day, because it's been a while since since we last filmed a music video,

everyone's a little hyped, like 'yeah'~

JU-NE, let's go~~!

The third day, as you'll be able to see tomorrow,

everyone will probably act a little insane.

They'll start laughing like they're crazy.

Sir, make us laugh by using this single straw.

It's a mission.

Don't do the javelin throw.

What do you see?

No way, he's going for the telescope.

Yeah, no way~

Our body gets tired really easily now.

It's physically hard on us now.

But, when we are together, dancing around,

it's really fun joking around together. 

I think watching Song dance was the funniest.

Do it when the camera's here! One, two, three, four!

Why are you doing it when I am standing beside you!

Do it again! Again!

I am not sure where his dance comes from.

Where does it come from?

You need to have the 'feel'.

He says you need to have the 'feel'.

Song says his dance comes from his 'feel'.

Please make sure to watch it.

He dances really well.

It is one of the dances that I really want to learn.

Hi iKONIC!

It's been a while.

Thank you for patiently waiting for us.

Our song this time appeals to all ages and genders.

It's a chill and kind of a bright song.

I hope you can freely listen.

Concerts, fan meetings..

I want to greet you in these settings. 

Please, wait for us.

Our three days worth of hard work has come to an end.

Please love and support our song.

And I hope you listen to our album a lot!

I am always so thankful.

It's a wrap. 

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What Are SMART Goals? Overview (1/6) - Duration: 2:10.

Hello, Eric Coy, *your* productivity expert. Here with today's Productivity Power-up.

Even though it's after the first of the year, it's not too late to set some New Year's

resolutions -- whether for personal or business reasons. According to StatisticBrain.com,

people who *explicitly* set New Year's resolutions are *10 times* more

likely to achieve them than those who do not explicitly set them. Now, "resolution"

is just a fancy word for "goal," so if you're going to define goals why not

make them SMART goals? For some of you this is old hat; but for those who don't

know, "SMART" is an acronym that defines five attributes of a goal that makes it

a good goal -- or one that is more likely to be achieved. In today's video, I'll

just highlight the different attributes; and then I'll go into further detail in

future videos. First, is the goal Specific? Second, is the goal Measurable? Third, is

the goal Attainable? Fourth, is the goal Relevant? And fifth, is the goal

Time-bound? If your goal has all of these attributes and is defined in this manner,

you have a greater chance of achieving it. Now, for those who want to go ahead

and -- read ahead -- The University of California's Office of the President has

an excellent document on SMART goals: Defining them and explaining them; and I

have a link to that on my website, www.MindThaw.com, under Resources, so check

that out! But while you're here, go ahead and subscribe to this channel!

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How to Bake or Broil Kale - Daily U 13 - Duration: 3:10.

Coach Paul here with another awesome episode of the Daily U, another episode involving

some green stuff.

Today I have some Kale that I broiled.

And I'm gonna show you how to do that.

So, watch the video.

But the timing of it, really check what your oven is.

Keep checking on it all the time.

Broil.

I put my broil on low.

I put olive oil on this kale and I put it in for 5 minutes.

Then I flipped it.

Then I put it in for 3 minutes.

Flipped it again, then it was like 1 minute or 45 seconds just to get the last little

bit.

I like the crispness of it.

You can kind of see.

It's nice and crispy.

And it's just an awesome snack.

I put a little bit of salt on there too.

And as you can see, yum.

Crispy, really good.

Some tips make sure you don't have a date right after this.

You can get little kale pieces all in your teeth.

So make sure you check your teeth.

And it's a really good snack and it actually lasts quite a bit.

And you can just snack on it.

And it tastes really good.

Good way to get your greens.

I know there are arguments that eating raw kale is a lot better for you.

Which I do believe.

But, if you don't eat raw kale cook it up first and then work your way to raw.

And it's really good.

Hope you guys enjoy another nutritionally based video.

And we'll see ya Monday.

Step 2 put it in the pan.

And you can use butter or olive oil, I just didn't have enough olive oil for the base,

for today's video.

And then you're gonna spread it around.

And then I'll show you the next step.

Next all you're gonna do is take the stem off.

So you're gonna rip all these pieces so they're in like bite size, bite size pieces.

And then you're gonna kinda rub it into the coconut oil and then I'm gonna put olive oil

on the top.

The kale is now, I mixed it in.

And you can kinda see some of the coconut oil is turning solid but that's alright.

Next I have this amazing flavored olive oil my grandma made me.

So I'm just gonna kinda sprinkle a little bit over that.

And then...

Next you're gonna broil.

I have mine on low.

And your oven might be different than minue but you'll figure it out.

The next step is to wait and have a cup of coffee.

New life hack for ya, if your coffee gets cold you can always microwave.

But if you microwave it on like 50-60% that way it won't have the burnt taste to it.

Alright it's been 5 minutes we're gonna kinda flip them over gently.

And then bake them for another 2*.

It's actually been just 2 minutes after flipping them.

I'm gonna flip them again.

And they should be done in about a minute.

Looks yummy!

So I did 5 minutes, 2 minutes, 1 minute.

Look at that.

So beautiful.

I like to add a little bit of salt on there.

Yum!

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How To: Biceps Curl - 3 Easy Tipd - Duration: 2:43.

Hi buddies,

I am sure most of you would like to have bigger biceps.

In any case, while working our biceps, we do some kind of curl exercise.

With a dumbbell or barbell.

I am gonna talk about some of the mistakes done while performing these exercises.

And I will explain how to fix them.

Burak will help me today.

By the way, don't forget to follow Burak on social media.

I am gonna put the links down below.

Let's see how we are doing these exercises.

There are 2 mistakes that people usually tend to fall into while doing these exercises.

Not using full range of motion and relying on momentum.

Especially with heavier loads,

people start working in a form, as how Burak shows in a bit of an exaggerated way.

There are a some problems here.

First, Burak is swinging the weight with his body momentum here.

Second, he is getting some help from his front delts to raise the barbell.

Thirdly, he doesn't fully extend his arm in the bottom.

So, what should we do?

First of all, we are lightening the weight.

If you are relying on momentum, it means that the weight is too much for your arms.

Don't forget; your goal is to hit your biceps, to make them do the work.

Second, pin your elbows to your body and lock them.

In this way, you won't be starting the movement with your shoulders.

By doing these two, you have solved the momentum problem.

Lastly, flex your triceps at the bottom and extend your arm fully.

If you remind yourself to flex your triceps in every rep,

you will be using the full range of motion.

And your biceps muscles will get much more stimulus to grow.

Yes buddies, add these little fixes to your biceps workouts and share the results with me.

I wish you good workouts.

See you again.

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Managing People Effectively in Your Property Business | This Week In Property Podcast - Duration: 27:41.

ALG Property Academy presents This Week In Property. Stay current, relevant and

up-to-date in the world of property investment. Learn from the UK's leading

property professionals and grow your property business. Hello and welcome to

today's episode of This week In Property

I'm your host Richard Swan and in today's show we're going to be tackling

the subject of people. As in: dealing with people, managing staff, outsourcing

connecting, all sorts of subjects round about people because it's something we

have to deal with. And to get stuck into that very important topic oh it's find

out who our guest is today. I had her on the show a couple of weeks ago. The legend

from platinum from ALG. From deepest darkest Englandshire; we've flown her up. The

lovely Jan Alexander good morning Jan good morning you're all good very good

thank you and touch that you have the very elated for the subject don't tell

you with your experience in the corporate world a vast and varied

experience as well they'll say there's one or two people you have to deal with

and have to work with so I think one of the cliches this often brought up as the

business would be a dawdle if it wasn't for staff and customers it's like and

what are the the of people and the people listening endless no youth Ausmus

all different levels of the Germany different paths in the Japanese mob a

complete overseas just listening and and want to get involved with property some

people being along the truth maybe you know thirty forty years as property

investors who knows but they all have to deal with people that might be the

perfect team and they've got the part of the deal worth it because that

accountant the tax advisor the lawyer and so on

it might be staff MEP actually people under them because the belt the a

business option where they are dealing with staff they've got people on the

main office and you know they've gotten deal with the social media stuff for

they've got them doing all the admin for the portfolio

who knows we're taking pieces actual employees of them you know a

be customers from the point of view of investors you know be we seek to get

funds from investors that we can then you know joint venture with that kind of

stuff there's a whole area that we have to deal with people would you see that

it's key that it's one of the key skills they have to have to be successful yes

most certainly you have to become a people person or people but you have to

also feel that you want to meet people you also recognize that everyone is

different mmm that's why I think to have a self

skill of understanding people may be a gain the intuition thing you have to

really create or build your experience of people because also they have all

different kinds of reactions but if you if you structure or understand how

people operate say in a business environment I think you can really crack

how you speak and how you approach people for instance the key element of

success with people is is the relationship side you know you cannot

assume that whatever you need is going to happen in the first meeting right you

have to really think about perhaps having an initial meeting and maybe even

listening to what they want understanding their problems but then

you are the one that's in charge of this of helping them achieve what maybe they

want to achieve through or if you want to achieve as a business person so you

need to say okay that was all great we've made a really big step could we

meet again next week because also you know if you go on too long on the first

meeting it really does have a dive if it has a it has a it has a pattern of

rising and then falling you know you need to also regroup we Bri prepare for

your next meeting and also think of it as not just a casual conversation you

need to achieve what you need to achieve out of it right so there's a structure

there yeah yeah yeah there is you don't have to say what that

structure is you know what it is so for instance if you if you're looking at

your power team you want to maybe think about okay an accountant mm-hmm would

that be a good start definitely yeah let's go yeah so my my

my world is of image you know I need for myself to present myself with first

class approach and it's usually over the top but that's good because people get

an element of surprise because the majority of people don't approach

meetings with any kind of shake hands I'm here for a purpose you know they

they sit down and they they haven't thought it through they haven't got

their list of agenda you know that they want to achieve and discuss that is key

so you are looking for an account and he's also squaring you up yeah so he

doesn't want to take on anyone who's not of the right level yeah so this is an

out of comfort zone approach with an accountant as opposed to say a builder

where you can perhaps have a different kind of approach so you you you rock up

it you know you shake his hands you've got the appointment and you know what

you want to talk about know and you know also that he is a tax a property person

you've already done your digits on you haven't just drawn him up the other

pages or something of course you know who this person is

so you need to impress as much as he he won't want to impress you because

obviously it's his business yeah but this is probably one of the

most difficult relationships because also you've got to make sure it's a

growing one you know if you're gonna need him really for your business and so

therefore you need to maybe have an approach where it might be formal

initially but you need to be creating a relationship a level where you can feel

you can communicate you know if that person doesn't give you that chemistry

back then he might not be the right one you have to consider that that you might

meet somebody and say he might not be for me are you

talking even if he's got the actual skills the technical skills the

accountancy skills it's just not a good fit there's a lot of good energy between

you're not a good relationship to the longer tail is it that kind of thing

well I'm not saying it's a black-and-white situation but he may

have staff of course and you know you need to know that that staff is there

you meet the people you asked to meet the people who are going to do your your

the work for you you need to visit you know you need to get into their business

as well you know so that you understand and get a familiarity I mean it's all

very well isn't it you want you want what you want you want the figures you

want them to do your job for you but you know to get a good job done is it's much

better to approach all of this power chain thing with a person with a

personal a kind of approach that's the right way and you're building on that so

really when you come to call a favor or something that you need quickly they're

gonna say oh okay yes no worries they know yes oh you stood out as one of

their clients of you right I was a good person to be down look you I was at be

first in the queue right but with some that netsensor my father my kids he

always kept that clock fifteen minutes fast really should but you know all

these kind of quirky things they they they make you who you are but really in

general terms from the business part but I've seen people come to meetings and

not prepared mmm that's the main thing so you take the accountant right to the

next party member might be the Builder okay so that's the opposite you still

need to do your work you you you still have this thought that you don't quite

believe what are you saying you have to just out sure because they're gonna sell

themselves don't take it as face value you know if and from that perspective go

and see a number of build no but in each case so that you can make

a comparison it's mics it's like selecting staff you know they won't

present a CV but they will have had pictures maybe all a history yeah would

you have even asked to see something that walks and publishes real

I actually test their comfort zone do you yes I do I say but I'd love to see

where where was your last job it was your favorite job what was the best

thing you did you know sir really reach out because they you don't

have to employ them unless you want to yeah you know so let them work for their

job yes that's a great main set position and alayka only going go yes yeah

because I feel like you know I stand above because I'm paying you money if

you prefer or alternatively if you're providing me with a service then I want

to know what that service is because if you fall down I'm not going to keep on

you so I would have a get out course if the works no good that's it yeah I've

been on some poor I mean I'm not black and white as it is as it goes but I do

believe the standards no so it's no good having you know 12 to out of 12 builders

in a row you're probably only gonna get maybe two that will suit and that's the

same with recruitment you know you get so many CDs you get so many of this and

that and there's not many that fit in though yeah I like the questions you

have given them Israel what was your favorite job who's your base job thy

something that's really going to put them in the bike first at whoa never but

I start before you I'll Ogoni just naturally stand out from the code and I

can I question it on you yeah you're right there's so many people that will

either just pick the boat and go with that yeah Oh there'll be another group

that ball pink back the Builder from just courts are you get here's my job

I'm gonna send it to see well those first course I don't really pick a

cheapest I'm gonna pick another one then there's some about but more clever and I

actually asked you so can i for one of your clients can I see one of your jobs

but yearly you're then even pushing out a whole other label

yeah you know you're talking to them one on one okay so

what's what's the biggest challenge of hood wish your favorite job to unit me

nice good Amy didn't think Nathanial remember you only well I always aim to

be memorable and yeah a builder is they give you a quote right well I want to

break down don't give me one of your vhe kind of hazard pay for fits I want to

know what that float is and please give me the lot yes you're not going to do

that then they're not for me because yeah also we haven't done it that way

yes exactly dizzy I just packed a number in here so you're trying to trip them up

in some senses not really but you know you don't need to know that they are

standard with it but then I'm tackling it from a very fierce approach in a way

because in the corporate world you know you have to be sure who you're getting

well but why not test it out this way yeah you know there's too many people in

the world they're doing things and they don't do a good job

mm-hmm Oh wake up you know so actual staff if I use that to people under ISM

not me no but do these any employees you know maybe to someone where that's built

the property business that they've they've got people working for them if

maybe you know employ some people this do know that I've met none of the office

and home office wherever there's are certain things we need to be late when

we've got actual employees of source of the people as in ways we should handle

them the best thing I think about employees these days is to create a team

a team element of each dynamic we're of the group realizing that they're skilled

at this this and this and bring them all together you know and in a sense

obviously you need them to respect you so you need to maybe give to them the

same as they're giving to you living in some sense is obviously different what

you give to them but it's like creating the team element because that's what

work best people like to be long you know so that's why you think yeah this

yeah so for instance they're in different places that doesn't matter you

know you can combine any one you know in any ways they need

you have two or three one or two but at some point always join them up together

make them feel like they're worth that they're worth something right it is

quite a secret because in a sense of motivation motivation of staff is key to

them retention right totally I also you know

it's even more so if you're building your own company and you're employing

them yourself you don't need them to dedicate to you you know so you need to

create some kind of relationship around them mm-hmm oh my god I actually feel

the ball I'm not just doing a B and C for you the X nu of T yeah that's a new

company's team your company's trade yeah link up and finding the right people so

efficient you spoke about feeling that he Boulder fainted on each staff they

people to work with you and be a part of that team do you have a main set of

philosophy and who you do that do you you know I would we do receive ease

first of all and then I meet them or I try them over a couple of weeks and then

I take them on push your angle the earth when you bring Emily I prefer not to try

pinklao to prepare to do it the same as like you you look at this if it's an

office space like a bookkeeper or someone someone you need to help you for

instance you need them to really approach you properly you don't want to

loose kind of member of staff you need someone who's gonna appear professional

you know who's going to really show you that they're good so that starts with a

CV tell me about what your background is so if I was booking a bookkeeper or an

virtual or something I want to know what their experience is and then I would

want to have a conversation with them in the form of an interview right nothing

that's terrible that so that person's gonna convince me that

they are long for me if they don't do that then it's enough right because

there's so many come so much competition out there now you've got a we get out

and so what you would do then is once you select somebody then you give them a

month say let's let's have a start let's try for a month after that because

then they feel they're on trial they're going to do their best

yeah it's not three months like in the court for sure you're giving them a four

week period which you'll pay them for you know and then you know at the end

whether it's a no and if it's a no it's a no see you're back to square one

because you can't afford to waste time on all of this taking people on board

just in hopefully it's gonna you have to have a structure you have to really

appreciate that you know this people want to work for you if you have these

guidelines around and you have like not rules but this is the way I like to work

this is the best way they have respect for that kind of thing you know and if

they're not up to that then that they're not the right person

right I mean if you're going to take your company to a relatively good level

you need good standard don't start with stand I don't I mean I love to train

people I'd love to make them nurture them and if they show potential and love

that but they have to really show me that that is possible and you I've had

people begged me to to start come on I'll be the best person you've ever had

and and I've smiled and given them a chance because it's quite good to do

that yeah you know but you have to want to do it mm-hmm you know if you if you

don't prove yourself within one month then this is our Green Man today and you

put it in writing so yeah we've all got problems for the

problems to deal with so when it comes to that when we when we have things with

our staff just they haven't dialed or there's been a problem or we just want

to understand exactly where they are because we're not being

maybe not God we feel as after slopping a little and below standard you

mentioned about standards earlier how do you approach that how do you tackle

those situations I think you have to assume an assumption is probably but to

them that they have got a problem that may be personal right now I wouldn't say

that I would just ask lets her go and have a coffee

let's go and chat about this you know just get them on the straight and narrow

again so they're not feeling so emotional it's so worth it to spend time

with them yeah and if they if you're fact if they valuable to you then you

should do this right you know so I found in two recent examples that I've done

this one lady she was she had a very very unfortunate thing happened that

many women young women can happen to but she still came into work but that I

immediately saw something was wrong right you have to spend the time so go

have a chat see how she is she had to go if you if there have to go if they have

no don't mean leave the company cheat she has to go and get herself together

yeah so let them do that you know don't give them that time because they'll give

you so much fat that's what it so as an investment you're doing doesn't say

you're getting up like every summer this they're really gonna show up for you

because of what you've done yes a they are and in some senses it's

quite good to have a staff member open up if they feel they can will want to

wear as opposed to you saying oh go and sort yourself out when you feel better

come back no it can't do that frayed I'm quite caring believe it and I really do

have a bit a lot of people respect myself because if you want them you must

make the effort to keep them mm-hmm it's not a one-way Renee

exactly huh I think that is the way around it now I mean I've counseled a

lot of staff and you have to imagine the value of that in a very long day of

having to do tasks and everything if you're there to help not only on the

career side but they'll come to you as well for other reasons so it's a whole

picture also you go to somebody yes it is and I'm not saying it takes forever

to do this it's only periodically that this happens but it's probably worth

actually timetabling a regular like every month say to have a face-to-face

like a coffee or something how you feeling what do you think proms are but

how would you see any provements get their point of view make them feel

they're giving you their point of view right yes that you are going to listen

to them yes certainly and especially if you action something that maybe they've

suggested you send their feeling involved because time and time again

this been certainly members of staff would say oh I wish it was like this why

doesn't she do that you know so this is your chance to actually take in that

person take them into you know everything that you're doing trust them

openly trust them give them everything that's possible because you are

investing in them as yeah yeah and and if for any reason it doesn't work out I

have not experienced anything that hasn't worked out in some way then

that's the way it is I mean we start staff members now don't stay as long as

forever but all you want is quality yeah you know you want quality commitment you

know those standards are good I just learned that's a flaky caught in

something you know I would definitely take my ladies out for lunch or you know

or whatever something to help them relax in every every so well right and and I

think it's this is the relationship thing well you know and it's worth it

other thing is I do think that when were when we're building around

business we are also building a brand for ourselves and that involves treating

staff well and believe it or not that spreads ah yes of course no such a good

we're looking at the angel brand your reputation yeah you are yes because you

never know you become big you could do anything

word-of-mouth is powerful and it can it can achieve for you but it can ruin you

yes and put doubt in people you know so you need to be thinking about the

relationship side of people oh my god that's excellent

there's our last clip of people want it touch one with you though is that the

belt those their kids and so Leo's the stuff you know you know is a to be thing

yes but mostly they are stamping to you the seventy you you'd needs giving you

service but of course there's people that we self as customers I feel like it

maybe the sailors of homes that we are you know trying to buy and bring it to a

portfolio maybe the people are coming along to a level of service

accommodations that are setting up it could be

investors we actually you know working with people and pulling in their money

and we are double-dating a service to them or maybe building in my portfolio

etc as a different way of working with customers working with people who are

their expectations from us or is it the same thing this seems I called you in

the same relationship I do think I don't nothing's the same right but if I use an

example I've got two houses in Oxford I had a manager who's managing that for me

now that's it's it's my investment but effectively she's my member of staff you

know so that that also is the same because I need to build confidence in

her about my stance my standing point and then vice versa and we are doing

really well and we haven't even met yet yeah we will meet shortly because they

are not going to be automatically ringing you for things that you need or

what whatever it is unless again the relationship has been built and and

it's not about tackling them it's about sometimes sitting back and waiting

because if it's doing things for you they're going to approach you and that's

your chance to make them feel that they're doing well right and thank you

so much I only appreciate this but you know if I

have an idea what do you think you know so gain involving them so it's still

it's still a similar thing yeah okay that I start to ething yeah breaking

reservation people you are you are very much because also in the process again I

think like probably others and it's a people game and people going to speak

and and I want to I'm getting to know all of the people in Oxford I'll be

going up there soon the game and I want people I shake their hand and I want to

talk to them about well how you gonna help my business so yeah word of mouth

from this property manager she needs she will be telling them yeah so it's it's

it's it's all going to go round you know see you need again to present this image

of you know who you are and what you're trying to achieve and I I want to

involve you behind us excellent yeah well no I show you on

your mentioned there one of the focuses you are really going to have a service

accommodation do you view your customers your tenants are certainly you provide

me my service or is that a separation you're going to purposefully separate

yourself from the end customer and you want a manager to deal with that all the

time we just saw something there but yes yes a well at the moment certainly I've

got the management company doing the apartment in Canary Wharf right so there

is probably no need to greet sort for cleaning the in my perspective no for

someone else on you know the letting agent kind of level of course that's

their job they would do that but I want to stay on my business up so I need that

valuable time so I it's worth it to me to pay a percentage to a management

company so that they do that and especially if it's already set up

because management companies do have set standards as well yeah different ones

I'm noticing different standards different companies and it can really

work for you yeah now eventually with my website coming on

board I will be able to take an element of control but the moment I'm not ready

to do that right because I want to scale up mm-hmm but it's possible - to change

your way of operating the company but you need to take a stance as to what is

the value that creates your company it's built yeah that's where I'm at at the

moment Oh fantastic fantastic people so key to

so many areas of our business and also one of the biggest risks and the biggest

headaches the biggest problems is there's well within your worth I loved

all the tough but she gave there that was tremendous a very hopeful for our

listeners really appreciate it thank you yesterday who has been John Alexander

she's flying about she's not flying off she's going to be jetting off for their

some of our finest railways and first classes ever don't you maintaining your

standards yes I'm getting I'm getting a little better stop Donkin know if you

would like to connect with John and get in touch and maybe he'll be along live

in your own Germany go to this weekend proko.com and check out the show notes

for this episode you'll find all of Jan's details there along with any of

the links and resources we've mentioned in the show

two other links a monetary then aog property network calm if you're looking

for high level networking events in your area and also

elg property academy.com and there's tons of free resources on there if

you're starting your property Johnny or you're just looking to scale it from

above then that's the place to go thanks all for today I've been your host

Richardson and we'll see you in the next show

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