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Trying Harry Potter Candy ... GROSS! - Duration: 10:06.
Hello Lions, Eagles, Snakes and Badgers! Welcome back. I am here once again with my fabulous friends - We have Gryffindor Paul!
Hufflepuff Danny!
We've got many obviously Slytherin Rebecca and the fabulous Ravenclaw Ruth! Can I get a whoop? So today
We are going to be trying some Harry Potter candy or no, that's actually sweets ....w're all British!. We're very excited
It's gonna be a tasty tasty treat so Ravenclaw Ruth is gonna do the summoning of the candy ritual...
She's very good at spells... allegedly. You ready for i?. I'm ready for it Accio
Candy! Oh, ah there it is!
What a treat! Let me talk you through what we've got before we open everything... so got some exploding bonbons
Which Ruth is extremely excited about. Got Bertie Botts every flavour beans? We all know what's going on with them. We've got a
dark mark lolly, an acid pop....a blood pop
A love potion, a sugar quill, a chocolate wand not to be confused with
a real wand... caramel cobwebs mm-hmm and what's that green thing? That's the acid pop!
Oh and Fizzing Whizbees ..what do you want to start with? ah....
Let's munch on that wand, shall we? Straight in! The unboxing...
There's really nice packaging, I must say. I don't want to be the first!
Get in there ! Nip the top!
Mmmmm!
Wandy? WAND-erful?
That's good wand!
Yum. It is a dark-chocolate wand...
It feels a little bit sacrilege... I think if they could improve it
they should have some sort of thing in the middle to represent the feather
Oh!
yeah, yeah or like a
Like a lace or something. You can get these in all chocolate
Varietals so white and milk but I went dark chocolate...
Two bites of that wand...I see how it's going! I think exploding bon bon next, but what do you think?
I'm pretty excited! Eat them at the same time! What flavour are they?
Pineapple! Shall we see if we can throw it up in the air and all catch them in our mouths...?
Any one of you misses gets a point docked from the school team...
*Laughter* You get a point for that or do I lose a point?
What is in these? They're good
It wasn't what I expected!!! I'd give it seven Naans out of
Eight! Okay, it was tasty
But it wasn't what I expected
like I thought something was really gonna explode... It does have a bit of a crunchy middle but
not explosive. Very tasty! Id give it three bahjis out of seven. Four poppers out of Dom.
We don't need explanation of the impeccable Indian feast rating system.
I'd give it a couple of tikka masalas!
What about the chocolate wand? I'm giving this oh
I'm giving it three Sagaloos out of a thali. okay?
Yeah for me...the wand was a lot of style, but very little substance
I give it a very creamy Korma.
I'll give it a let's give it a six.
Shall we do the love potion? I think it's never too early for love potion.
Maybe give it to a Gryffindor Paul first. Oh, it's pretty pungent smelling yeah
It's got 0 % Cholesterol
Is this actually edible?!
He's a robot, it will be fine.
Did you pretend to drink? I did get some yeah. How was it? Very sweet! It's basically liquid sugar.
That's great packaging... actually really nice!
Drink it now. I like the tassel the tassel is pretty good. Yeah, that is my favorite part. I like tassels in all walks of life
IT TASTES LIKE SHAMPOO!!!! URGH!
Like Calpole....
I would not recommend! I would describe calpol for the American audience So basically Calpol is like... I liked Calpol!
It's like a medicine that you take , a liquid paracetamol when you're a kid...
But I just have an excuse any excuse to have calpol...although it's just it's a muggle medicine.
It's low...one bahji? Probably one bahji. Uh I was gonna go one pakora but I might be like...half a samosa.
Zero tikkas...
Oh!
This was just way too much sugar.
It was gloopy.
True love is gloopy.
I'd give it one shampoo.
BOTS BOTS BOTS!!!!!!
We should have one in each of our house colours! Oh, yeah
I'll have a green for old Slyth!
Red for you there!
Oh - mine is grass. Great.
OH EAT THAT!
Lemon.
Oh...no!
I've got vomit....erghhh!!!
This tastes like tar...
Is it pepper it might be pepper
oh
OH BERTIE. This is banana.
I DIDNT enjoy that. I'll give this a cold serving of kulfi. Straight up Bertie out of BOTS. Oh! I don't say that lightly.
A big fat zero. It's disgusting. If you like pepper, you came to the right place!
What are these called? Caramel Cobwebs? I think they're spooky?
These are good very good. A bit sickly... I know I being a Debbie Downer. Really good. Yeah
Yeah, I give that a Charlotte out of a web. I'll give that the three wickets, okay, yeah.
I'd give that...a Wilbur.
Right it's a six for me.
You can't give 6 to everything!
We hear a lot about fizzing Whizbees in Harry Potter. I feel like that's come up come up quite a lot...
They've got interesting pink....so what we still on Chocolate? Yes chocolate a pink tinge. Oh, this is good. Oh, it's not for me oh....
Oh! I got two!
They are multiplying mm-hmm... I might be oh I do, I think I might like it...
Kind of a raspberry
Flavored chocolate with popping candy and what's not to like... Yeah at I thought it was going to be overwhelming but it's pretty good!
So I guess the final things that we have to try is the lollipops...
But we could try one each if you pick, which one that you want to try
I want the acid pop...oh Danny's going straight in for dark mark. I'll go blood pop...
Sugar quill for me!
People don't know this about Ravenclaw Ruth... but I have a rare tongue disorder that means my tongue dissolve its a bit when I eat sour stuff and bleeds!
OH amazing! So refreshing!
This is Apple....very sour oh, it's good innit Wow
The sugar quill.... look at the end you can write with it!
Yeah my tongue is dissolving as we speak!
Well there we go. I think that concludes our Harry Potter Candy tasting! Okay? I mean this has descended into chaos
I actually how many would you give this to?
I give it a six. I give it an 8.
This is my favourite!
This is actually making my eyes water....
Yeah, that's insane. Well. Thank you guys very much for joining us! I think my favourites were the caramel cobwebs. Oh?
Fizzing Whizbee for me...my favorite is your lollipop oh...
Yay
Thank you very much for joining us let us know if you have tried any of these Harry Potter candies
Sweets or whatever you want to call them wherever you're from
And let me know I don't know just
like who you think is king or queen of this video ....make something up right in the comments. Thanks very much
See you lovely lions, eagles, snakes and badgers next time...!
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The Ultimate Guide to Solar Plexus Chakra Healing For Complete Beginners
The solar plexus chakra is known as the �lustrous gem� energy center within our bodies because
it shines brightly like the sun when balanced. Have you ever experienced great confidence,
autonomy, and inner drive in your life? This was likely when your solar plexus chakra was
healthy, harmonious, and functioning at its optimal state.
However, there are many habits, mindsets, and traumatic experiences in life that can
cause your solar plexus chakra to become blocked, suppressed or stagnant.
If you have experienced a strict upbringing, bullying, authoritarian parents or figures
in your life, mental, emotional, sexual or physical abuse or were conditioned as a child
with disempowering ideologies (such as religious, traditional or social beliefs), you likely
have an impaired solar plexus chakra.
This guide will help you begin your own unique process of undergoing solar plexus chakra
healing.
WHAT IS THE SOLAR PLEXUS CHAKRA? The solar plexus chakra, or Manipura, is the
center of our willpower, self-esteem, and energy transformation. Located about six inches
above your belly button within your diaphragm, the solar plexus chakra is associated with
the color yellow and the element of fire. This chakra is responsible for regulating
the energy associated with action, intention, identity, and vitality.
WHAT IS SOLAR PLEXUS CHAKRA HEALING? Solar Plexus Chakra healing is the practice
of opening, clearing, cleansing, supporting, and strengthening the solar plexus chakra
within our bodies.
Solar Plexus Chakra healing involves using a number of holistic remedies such as aromatherapy,
sound, crystal, movement, and emotional therapy to re-establish harmony within the body-mind
organism.
17 SIGNS OF AN UNHEALTHY SOLAR PLEXUS CHAKRA The best way to tell whether you need to undergo
solar plexus chakra healing is to pay attention to your thoughts, feelings, actions, and physical
sensations within your body.
Here are some signs to look out for:
You constantly feel fatigued and lazy You have a problem with overeating and overindulgence
You tend to manipulate others to get what you want, OR �
You frequently feel powerless and weak You tend to be a bully or overly dominating
around others, OR � You feel insecure and unassertive
You lack self-confidence in most areas of life
You tend to seek approval from other people (i.e. you�re a people-pleaser)
You have low self-esteem, OR � You have an excessively inflated sense of
self (i.e. a big ego) Your body temperature is usually very cold
OR very hot You have addictive tendencies
You struggle to send boundaries around other people
You tend to form co-dependent relationships with others
You suffer from a digestive system disorder such as IBS, ulcers, hypoglycemia, diabetes,
etc. You suffer from frequent gas, constipation
or stomach upset You have excessive weight around the stomach
(i.e. a pot belly) How many of these signs can you relate to
in this list?
DO YOU HAVE A DEFICIENT OR EXCESSIVE SOLAR PLEXUS CHAKRA?
Did you know that there are actually two types of chakra imbalances?
While a deficient solar plexus chakra is passive or energetically �numb,� an excessive
solar plexus chakra is energetically aggressive or manic.
Here�s a breakdown of the difference between the two:
Deficient = lifeless, sluggish, passive, blocked, inwards (not enough energy flows in)
Excessive = lively, agitated, reactive, aggressive, outwards (too much energy flows in)
Therefore, if you have a deficient solar plexus chakra, you will be more prone to issues such
as fatigue, low self-esteem, and poor willpower. On the other hand, if you have an excessive
solar plexus chakra you will be prone to egotism, controlling behaviors, and addictions that
numb you.
The question is, what type of imbalance do you have? It�s also possible to fall somewhere
in the middle.
18 SOLAR PLEXUS CHAKRA HEALING PRACTICES 18-Solar-Plexus-Chakra-Healing-Practice.jpgSo
what does a healthy and balanced solar plexus chakra look and feel like?
When you have a clear, strong and harmonious solar plexus chakra, you will first feel confident
in yourself. You will no longer struggle with self-doubt or aggressive egotism, but instead,
you�ll feel comfortable in your own skin and you�ll trust in your abilities
You�ll come to understand that you have the power of choice, i.e. the power to choose
your mindset, and therefore how you approach life and other people.
Not only will you feel more self-assured, but you will also have the energy and willpower
needed to create healthy boundaries. You will no longer lapse into explosive or self-minimizing
roles around others, but instead, you�ll stand your ground with respect for yourself
and others.
Your newly found energy will allow you to move out of lethargic and addictive patterns,
and instead carry out your goals and dreams with enthusiasm. You will feel energized,
focused, empowered, and in alignment with life.
Sounds great, doesn�t it? But remember, bringing about these changes doesn�t just
happen overnight. You will need to be sincere and patient in your dedication to cleanse
the solar plexus, especially if it has been blocked for many years.
Here are some of the best solar plexus chakra healing practices out there which will help
you begin to heal this energetic center:
1. BREAK OUT OF ROUTINE AND TAKE A RISK Best suited to: deficient blockages
Lethargic and �safe� routines only tend to perpetuate our feelings of powerlessness.
Break the dull inertia of your life and try something new.
Step outside of your routine and go exploring, even if that means going to a different shopping
center on your Saturday shopping trip. Even small breaks in routine will infuse you with
energy and vitality. One small change can give you the motivation and renewed energy
you need.
2. CUT TIES WITH CRITICAL AND NEGATIVE PEOPLE Best suited to: deficient and excessive blockages
If you can�t cut ties permanently with belittling and critical people, try your best to keep
a distance from them. During this time of your life, you�ll benefit from supportive
people who will encourage you to grow, not unsupportive people who will drag you through
the mud.
Remember that the power is in your hands. It is up to you to decide who stays and goes
in your life. If someone is frequently discrediting, underrating, or bad-mouthing you, take steps
to remove them from your life.
3. EXPLORE THE BIGGEST SOURCES OF RESISTANCE IN YOUR LIFE
Best suited to deficient and excessive blockages
What are you constantly fighting against? What are you afraid of? What issues keep coming
back in your life? When you ask these questions and discover the answer, you�ll uncover
the greatest source of energy loss in your life.
The next step is to learn how to preserve your energy and stop the resistance. Ask yourself,
�What must I understand, love or let go of that will free up my energy?� Often,
those with blocked solar plexus chakras tend to invest huge amounts of energy towards fighting,
avoiding or suppressing something.
4. EAT MORE OF THESE FOODS Best suited to: deficient and excessive blockages
Eat whole grains such as rice, oats, spelt, and rye which are all great for digestion.
Try including more legumes in your diet such as lentils, chickpeas, and beans. Add spices
such as turmeric, ginger, cumin, and cinnamon to your food as these spices are heating to
the body. Also include yellow fruit and vegetables such as lemons, bananas, corn, pineapple,
and yellow capsicums into your eating plan.
5. GET OUT IN THE SUN MORE Best suited to: deficient and excessive blockages
As the solar plexus chakra is represented by the element of fire, the sun is an immensely
healing source of vitality. In fact, the less vitamin D you have in your life, the more
prone you are to issues such as anxiety and depression. Taking a simple morning walk in
the sunshine, or even relaxing in the afternoon sun with a good cup of tea is a powerful practice
for the solar plexus chakra.
6. RELEASE ANY ANGER YOU STORE INSIDE Best suited to: deficient and excessive blockages
When done in conjunction with grounding, releasing pent-up anger can help you to unblock your
solar plexus quite rapidly. Our congested power is often expressed as blocked anger
(just think of the �angry� explosions of volcanoes!), so when we release that anger,
we can access that energy again.
Try releasing your anger in a healthy way such as through vigorous exercise, punching,
kickboxing, dancing, singing, writing, crying or expressing it through art.
7. TAKE MORE OF THESE CLEANSING HERBS Best suited to: deficient and excessive blockages
Use herbs to help ground and clear the solar plexus such as chamomile, rosemary, lemongrass,
marshmallow leaf, and ginger.
One of the best ways to take herbs is to drink them as tea.
For the solar plexus chakra, I recommend Buddha Teas� soothing and 100% organic Solar Plexus
Chakra Tea which you can buy here. I�m actually drinking a cup of this tea as we speak! I
love that it�s infused with the essence of citrine.
8. STOP SEEING YOURSELF AS A �VICTIM� Best suited to deficient blockages
One of the most damaging mindsets carried by those with blocked solar plexus chakras
is the notion that they are �powerless� and defenseless victims of life.
If you carry this mentality, it will manifest as the tendency to blame other people for
your unhappiness. You might also find yourself constantly sacrificing your needs for others
who don�t always appreciate your efforts. (This is called the Martyr Syndrome.)
Secretly, there is a lot of energy put into playing the victim, and it is a facade that
must be maintained (and reaffirmed) every day. If you see yourself as a person who is
being victimized by someone else or something else, explore what it feels like to say �no.�
Playing the victim is so attractive because it allows us to bypass the weight of self-responsibility,
so don�t be surprised if you find yourself terrified of �stepping up� and reclaiming
your power. It takes practice and courage.
9. Repeat the following affirmations
Best suited to: deficient and excessive blockages
Reclaim your personal power by repeating the following affirmations: �I can,� �I
will,� �I have the power to decide,� �I am strong and courageous,� �I embrace
my strength,�
�I love the person I am,� �I stand up for myself,� �I am responsible for my
life,� �I am worthy of love and kindness,� �I am whole.�
The more you repeat these affirmations with sincerity, the more they will reprogram your
unconscious mind, and therefore, open your solar plexus chakra. Try starting each morning
with one of these affirmations.
10. LAUGH AT YOURSELF Best suited to deficient and excessive blockages
When we can laugh at ourselves and find humor in life, we have power. Even the darkest periods
of life can be infused with humor. Humor is a great source of strength and reminds us
that life is always in a state of transition.
Nothing ever truly remains the same! When we find humor, we find freedom. The more serious
you are, the more disconnected you are from your source of power.
11. MEDITATE ON THE FOLLOWING CRYSTALS Best suited to: deficient and excessive blockages
Use crystals as energetic totems that will help you harmonize your energy. Try meditating
or carrying crystals such as amber, topaz, citrine, tiger�s eye, and yellow calcite.
My favorite crystal is amber which you can buy here from a high-quality seller.
12. LET GO OF UNHEALTHY ATTACHMENTS Best suited to deficient and excessive blockages
Unhealthy attachments are tremendous sources of energy loss and are often responsible for
solar plexus blockages and energy stagnation. Attachments can be emotional, mental, and
also physical. We can become attached to ideas, beliefs, memories, expectations, desires,
fears, people, places, objects, and substances.
Attachments are essentially forms of energy that become �stuck� in our bodies and
minds. Sometimes, these bits of energy become so dense that they result in dangerous addictions
and severely limiting habits.
The best way to break an unhealthy attachment is by asking yourself, �Is this belief/memory/desire/object
serving my highest good?�
The moment you can acknowledge that something in your life is detrimental is the point when
you can begin the process of recovery. Letting go is about learning how to take care of yourself
and find inner stability and security without the need for an external crutch.
13. TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF EVERY SINGLE DAY Best suited to deficient and excessive blockages
Healthy self-esteem is one of the cornerstones of a lively solar plexus chakra. When you
take care of your body and psychological health, your energy instantly becomes harmonized.
Think about what areas of your physical, mental, emotional or spiritual health you have been
neglecting. Otherwise, consider what is causing you the most pain in your life, and target
that!
For example, if you have been neglecting your body, it will manifest as aches, pain, and
chronic illness. If you have been neglecting your heart, you will feel constantly stressed,
angry, or overwhelmed.
Taking care of yourself is a form of self-love and respect. Remember, no person can care
for you better than YOU can. Only you know your deepest needs at any and every given
moment. For more inspiration on how to take care of yourself, read this article on self-love.
14. LEARN TO BREATHE DEEPLY AND TAKE A STEP BACK
Best suited to: excessive blockages
If you struggle with dominating or controlling other people, learn how to focus on your breath.
By breathing deeply and taking a step back, you can think realistically about the situation
(and person) at hand.
Focusing on your breath will also give you the space to treat yourself with compassion
and to understand that any form of ego-inflation is a cry for love and attention
15. CLEAR BLOCKS WITH YOGA Best suited to deficient and excessive blockages
Yoga is a potent and elegant way to reset your body and any suppressed energy that may
be stored away. For opening the solar plexus, try yoga poses such as the bow pose, upward
dog, full wheel pose, and the breath of fire.
Please note that when you try these yoga poses, you may experience waves of emotional energy.
Don�t worry; this energy is just being released as part of the clearing process.
16. DO A SOLAR PLEXUS VISUALIZATION Best suited to: deficient and excessive blockages
Imagine a throbbing or swirling ball of luminescent yellow light in your diaphragm. Feel the ball
of golden energy dissolving all blockages or aggressive flows of energy within you.
17. ENGAGE YOUR WILLPOWER BY SETTING GOALS Best suited to: deficient blockages
Overcome lethargy by making a list of ten things you would like to accomplish, and dedicate
yourself to completing those things. This willpower list can be as complex or simple
as you like.
For example, you might want to improve your posture, get more sleep, start a new eating
plan, track your expenses, or read a certain book. By setting clear goals, you will be
able to exercise your willpower more easily.
18. CLEANSE THE SOLAR PLEXUS CHAKRA WITH ESSENTIAL OILS
Best suited: deficient and excessive blockages
Use oils such as black pepper, cinnamon, rosemary, cypress, clove, and sandalwood. You can put
these oils into an oil diffuser, rub them on your wrist (in a diluted form), or wear
them in a diffusing pendant.
Finally, you can also try to hum �RAM� to yourself. The vibrations of this sound
match the vibrations of the solar plexus.
FINAL ADVICE After reading all this information, you might
be wondering what you should do next.
I recommend picking a handful of activities from the list above that you�re naturally
drawn to. Make sure you identify whether you have a deficient or excessive chakra blockage
(or a mixture), and choose accordingly. Experiment with each healing modality for a couple of
weeks and observe how you feel.
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10 Tips for ACING Job Interviews - Duration: 11:11.
Hey, what's up, guys?
Today, we are gonna be focusing in on how to ace a job interview.
I'm gonna be giving you 10 tips that you can use to make sure that you're on the hiring
manager's short list by the time you walk out of the room.
But before we get started, I do wanna mention that this video is sponsored by one of my
favorite apps, which is Audible.
I'm gonna have more information at the end of the video and a book recommendation from
my own personal library, but if you do wanna get a free 30-day trial and a free audio book
of your choosing, you can go over to audible.com/thomas, to text Thomas to 500-500 to get started.
First up on our list is to do practice interviews.
You actually have a lot of opportunity to do these.
When I was a college student at Iowa State University, throughout my four years, every
single year when the career fair would roll into town, there would be actual recruiters
that would come to the Career Center and offer up their time to do practice interviews with
any student that signed up for one.
Now, these interviews weren't real interviews, but they were real conversations with people
who were hiring managers or HR people at companies who were going to be at the career fair.
So in addition to being good practice for future real interviews, they were actually
good networking experience with people who might be making decisions in the future.
But the main benefit of these types of interviews is that they are great practice for the real
thing, because an interview is inherently a nerve-wracking experience.
So if you have some time to go in and do practice interviews where the stakes aren't so high,
you're gonna be able to come into the real thing with a lot more confidence and a lot
more polish.
Tip number two is to be as friendly and engaged as you can with everyone that you interact
at the company.
Now, I don't think people are going into companies and being downright rude to the secretary
or telling people that they don't want to talk to them, but a lot of students will go
into a company, and if there's a little bit of time to wait before the interview, they'll
just kinda sit in the waiting room and stare at their phones.
I can tell you from experience, that people who aren't the hiring manager still do observe
the behavior of potential candidates, and then they talk to those hiring managers.
In a lot of companies, the hiring decisions don't come down to just the people that you
interview with.
A lot of the times they're going to ask anybody who talked to the potential candidate if they
have any objections.
So if you come into a company and you have a few minutes before the interview, spend
some time talking to the person at the front desk.
Or if they're busy, at least be really polite, greet them, ask how their day is going, and
then sit down and do your waiting.
Also, don't walk into the building wearing headphones.
Just don't.
Tip number three on our list, come prepared with questions for your interviewer.
Now, you might think that an interview is just a situation where you're supposed to
answer the interviewer's questions because they're figuring out if you're the best candidate
for the job.
But don't forget that you're trying to figure out if the job is right for you as well.
Additionally, coming to the interview prepared with your own questions tells the interviewer
that you are engaged, you're interested in the position, and that you put in a little
bit of preparation.
While you might think that having no questions makes you seem like you know everything, and
maybe that's a good thing, what it actually does is it makes the interviewer wonder if
you're apathetic about the position, and if maybe you're just doing it for the money.
One question you should definitely keep in your back pocket is, what opportunities for
advancement or additional duties am I gonna have at this company?
The great thing about this kind of a question is it tells your interviewer that you are
willing to be adaptable and flexible and you're willing to learn new things, and that is a
great quality to have in somebody that you are employing if you're a business owner.
Related to my third tip on asking questions during the interview, tip number four is to
research the company before you walk into that interview room.
Once again, this shows a level of preparation and dedication that a lot of other candidates
aren't going to have, and it's gonna help you stand apart.
Now, I know what you're thinking.
What kind of research am I supposed to do, Thom?
Well, you can do a little bit of preliminary research on the history of the company and
its business, what you really wanna understand what the culture is like, what people tend
to do there, and what your intended position usually entails.
Now, on the general position and duties side, there are tons of websites on the internet,
so I recommend just Googling, what does a network engineer do, for example, but for
the individual company, you can use sites like Glassdoor and Vault to get reviews from
actual employees and get a little bit of a feel for what the company's culture is like.
All right, we are on to tip number five, which is to bring a notebook and a pen to the interview
with you.
Doing this is yet another signal that you are dedicated and detail-oriented, because
you're able to actually take notes on the details of the position during the interview,
but it also allows you to come prepared with some pre-written notes about the company's
history or any questions that you might have.
You should also bring a couple of copies of your resume, just in case it becomes useful
during the course of the conversation.
And if you happen to be applying for a position where examples of your work would be useful,
bring those along as well.
During my last couple of years at college before I became a full-time entrepreneur,
what I would bring to an interview is this leather padfolio which had some resume copies
in it, it had some notebook paper and a pen in it, and I also brought an iPad that I would
keep inside of it which had screen shots of my web development work.
And a little bit of a side note here, I made sure that I had screen shots of web dev work
because in case the company didn't have wifi, I wouldn't have been able to load the actual
websites.
Tip number six, that's seven, six.
Send thank you notes or thank you emails within 24 hours of your interview.
Now, I say thank you notes or thank you emails because in my mind, time is of the essence
here, and in a lot of cases, it's pretty difficult to get an actual, physical handwritten note
to your interviewer, especially if the building that you went to the interview in is far away
from where you are.
So in those cases, a thank you email works pretty well.
But if you happen to have the ability to give an actual handwritten thank you note, and
it's within 24 hours or maybe within 48 hours at the very latest, then that can actually
add a nice touch.
It should also be noted, and yes, that was a pun, that you shouldn't limit your thank
you notes or thank you emails just to the interviewer.
If you interacted with a secretary during your time at the building or you actually
got to go tour the building or talk to somebody doing a job that you would be doing, send
those people thank you emails as well.
It really goes a long way.
Tip number seven on our list is to wear a well-tailored suit to your interview, assuming
that you need to wear business formal attire.
Now, I do have to make a slight admission here.
Ever since I bought myself a suit that actually fits well, unlike the one I had in college,
which definitely didn't, it fit me like a tarp, I've leaned towards recommending an
actual suit to go into interviews rather than just regular business formal attire.
But if you don't happen to have a suit and you can't afford one, you can definitely wear
a button-down shirt with a nice tie and a nice pair of slacks.
If you're a girl, there are definitely dresses that fit that business formal requirement,
or you can do something like a dress skirt.
But in general, you wanna make sure that you are dressed for success in the situation.
Now, one exception to this recommendation is if you are specifically told not to wear
a suit, or if they tell you what to wear to the interview.
If you're going to a company that has a really casual dress culture and they say, "Hey, just
show up in a T-shirt and jeans, man," don't show up in a suit because you're gonna look
like you won't it into that company's culture.
Now, in the case that you don't quite know how a suit should fit or you're looking for
some additional tips on how to dress well for an interview, I definitely have some recommendations
for you guys.
As a guy, I learned a huge amount of what I know personally about how to dress well
from my friends Aaron Mar-in-o, Alf M. and Antonio Santano over at Real Men Real Style.
And I do also have to give a shout out to a guy named Sven Raphael Schneider, who has
a channel called Gentleman's Gazette, and that is much more focused on formal business
attire and how to do it correctly.
So that is also a great resource.
For women, I am definitely a lot less knowledgeable, but I did find a YouTuber by the name of Elle
Florence who has a lot of videos on how to dress for work and interviews, so definitely
check out her channel.
And if you are a woman or you know of great resources for women, definitely leave them
in the comments down below.
Tip number eight is to be prepared for behavioral interview questions.
These are the kind of questions that ask you to tell a story about your previous work experience
that demonstrates how you handled the situation and what you learned and improved on.
Some examples of these kind of questions include, tell me about a time when you were in a high
pressure situation and how you responded.
Or give me an example of a time when you didn't meet a goal that you had set and how you dealt
with it.
Or, tell me about a time when hordes of the undead attacked your workplace, and what items
from the break room you fashioned into makeshift weapons.
Okay, maybe not that one, though, Martin, make a note to ask the next person we interview
that question.
- [Martin] Will do.
- So the best way to handle these kinds of questions is to look at examples of them beforehand
and to think of stories from your past working life that would fit them.
And crucially, the stories you pick should be crafted in a way that demonstrates how
you learned or improved in some way that's relevant to the job.
Now, keep in mind that you don't need a specific story for every possible interview question
that could come out, because one, that is impossible, and two, when you have a few stories
and you've practiced them, they're gonna be pretty adaptable and you're gonna be able
to apply them to a wide range of different questions.
All right, we are on to tip number nine, which is actually my personal favorite.
View the interview for exactly what it is, a conversation between two parties who have
things to exchange.
The reason this tip is on the list is because a lot of students go into interviews feeling
like they're going into an audience with King Louis the XIV or something, and they're gonna
be granted a job because of the mercy and benevolence of the almighty king that's sitting
across the table from them.
That's not the case.
Remember, companies put a lot of time and effort and money into attracting the best
possible talent.
That's what they live and die by.
So believe that you are the best possible person for the job, and let that be communicated
in the interview.
Don't be arrogant or cocky, but be confident.
Finally, our last tip on the list is that 15 minutes early is on time, and on time is
late.
Here's the thing.
You want a bit of buffer time when you walk into the company's doors, just in case they
happen to be ready for you right now.
You don't wanna be coming in 30 seconds late because you got stuck in traffic.
Plus, showing up a little bit early makes a really good first impression and it gives
you an opportunity to potentially network with the person running the front desk or
some other people at the company before you go into the interview.
So those are my top 10 tips for helping you to ace your next interview, though the interview
is only half the battle.
The best way to ensure that you're that hiring manager's number one pick is to do everything
you can to be building skills and experience that set you apart from the competition.
And if you wanna learn more about why that's so important and how you can use an experience-based
mindset to eventually find work that you truly do love, Cal Newport's book, So Good They
Can't Ignore You, is a book that you should definitely read or listen to on Audible.
I absolutely love listening to audio books.
I listen to them while I'm walking to wherever I'm gonna work for the day.
I listen to them while I'm cooking dinner.
Audible's app makes it such a seamless experience.
I can start listening to a book on the same iPad that I'm using for my recipe, and then
the next morning, I can pick up exactly where I left off on my iPhone while I walk to work.
Plus, the app lets me set bookmarks at any time stamp so I can start building a highlight
reel of notes that I can go and review for any audio book I'm listening to.
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in a ton of different genres, from science fiction to biographies, psychology books,
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Canada
It's one of the nicest countries on earth
Right?
Well, you've all read to title, so
No
Canada has done some awful stuff in the century and a half it's been a thing
Such as
Voting Rights
Canada was one
of the first countries to give women the right to vote
What's not to like about that?
Democracy and equality are great
Well, the reason women were given voting rights was pretty undemocratic and inegalitarian
During the first World War, Robert Borden's Conservative, and later Union government wanted
to introduce conscription for men aged 25-40.
But, the men who did not already go off to fight in France presumably wouldn't vote
for a bill to make them have to go off to fight in France
But the family members of soldiers would presumably vote for conscription
Family members, such as wives, and mothers
Who couldn't vote
Until the Wartime Elections Act was passed
Which allowed close female relatives of soldiers to vote
Well, that not so bad, is it?
They're only giving a small portion of women voting rights, but it's still better than
before
It's not like they took away voting rights from immigrants from the countries Canada
was at war with
Oh wait
They did
Until the act was repealed
And full women's suffrage was given
At the end of the war
Internment Camps
During World War I, Canada did more than just take voting rights away from German and Austro-Hungarian
immigrants
No
It also sent many of them to labour camps
Citizens of Austria-Hungary, Germany, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria could be sent
to internment camps if there were "reasonable grounds" to suspect they were engaged in
espionage or other illegal activity
Over eight thousand people were sent to labour camps
But then there was World War II
When an estimated thirty thousand prisoners were held, including Canadian citizens
German- and Italian-Canadians who were suspected of supporting fascism were held in these camps
Over 700 Japanese-Canadians were imprisoned after the bombing of Pearl Harbour
And over twenty-thousand Japanese-Canadians were forced to move from the BC coast further
inland
And were threatened with deportation to Japan
Even those who were born in Canada
Go back to where you came from!
Vancouver?
This was all done with no proof of espionage by the Japanese in Canada
Members of the Communist Party were also imprisoned
So, you're communist?
Yes Well I guess that means that you're a Nazi
Chinese Head Tax
In the 19th century, many Canadians were prejudiced against Chinese immigrants
So in 1885, the Canadian government enacted the Chinese Immigration Act
The act made Chinese migrants pay a tax of 50 dollars to enter Canada
Not 50 dollars adjusted for inflation
50 dollars in those days
The average Chinese-Canadian labourer earned 300 dollars per year, and saved only 43 dollars
after living expenses
But, despite the tax, Chinese immigration continued
So it was raised first to $100 dollars, and then to $500 dollars
That was the equivalent of two years' work
But still, Chinese immigration continued
In 1923, the Chinese Immigration Act was changed to remove the head tax
*yay*
And instead it outright banned Chinese immigrants
*silence*
Until it was repealed in 1947
Padlock Act
In Quebec, around the time of the Cold War
People hated communism
So in 1937, Quebec premier Maurice Duplessis created An Act to Protect the Province Against
Communistic Propaganda, commonly called the Padlock Act
This act enabled local sheriffs, under the Quebec attorney general, to close any building
used for propagating communism or bolshevism for one year
It also allowed them to confiscate any material propagating communism or bolshevism
And to imprison anyone printing, publishing, or distributing such material
No strict definition of "communism" or "bolshevism" was given
This is communist It just says that pineapple on pizza isn't
half bad COMMUNIST
While possible, it was extremely difficult for the owner of the building to challenge
an order in court
The act was used to persecute trade unionists, Jehovah's Witnesses, people suspected of subversion,
Jews, and, of course, communists
Until 1957, when the supreme court declared the act unconstitutional
Residential Schools
With the implementation of the Indian Act in 1876, the government needed to provide
education for indigenous youth and assimilate them with the rest of Canada
The government, along with Christian missionaries, created schools to both make indigenous peoples
economically self-sufficient, and to convert them to Christianity
Indigenous children were removed from their families and taken to residential schools
Children were taught for one half of the day, and did physical labour for the other
This was supposedly to help the kids learn skills that would help them get a job
But in reality, this was mainly a way of funding the school
Food served to the indigenous students was low in both quality and quantity
Winter clothing supplied by the schools provided inadequate protection against the elements
Lessons were taught only in English and French, not indigenous languages
In some cases, the students were banned from speaking their native language
Often there was physical abuse
It is estimated that at least 3,200 indigenous children died at the residential schools
In 1969, the Department of Indian Affairs took control of the schools
And the government started to get rid of the schools
The last residential school was closed down in 1996
Conclusion
Now, that was hardly every awful thing Canada has done
Leave some awful things done by Canada that I missed in the comments
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