The kids say nothing matters
yet you tell you that won't do
write it all down,
write it all down
Seems that both are true
All these places have their light
You just don't know what they are
Without anybody else but me
Anybody else but me
There's
imagination in you
delicate and strong,
like the fire and the skies
and as long as you can dish it out
I'll take everything you've got
I'll take everything you've got
I'll take everything you've got
The gravity is holding us tight
And i'll never let you go
there's a magic when two forces collide
and we gotta see it through
cause i want it to mean something
to mean something
i want it to be
something
be something with you
its all about the journey
not the places we have been
so let you hair down, let your hair down
Lets do it again
its the second stretch into the night
you just don't know what you are
without anybody else but me
anybody else but me
there's
imagination in you
delicate and strong
like the fire and the skies
and as long as you can dish it out
I'll take everything you've got
I'll take everything you've got
I'll take everything you've got
The gravity is holding us tight
And i'll never let you go
there's a magic when two forces collide
and we gotta see it through
cause i want it to mean something
to mean something
to be something
to be something with you
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Early vs. Mature Enlightenments - Moral Foundations of Politics by Yale University #6 - Duration: 15:19.
Now I want to make a distinction that will turn out to, again, be consequential in
this course between what I'm going to call the early enlightenment and
the mature enlightenment.
And they, the, this is the particular has to do with the view of science that was
embraced, because the early enlightenment thinkers, while they
were committed to scientific principles, had a very different conception of
knowledge than we intuitively all have as creatures of the mature enlightenment.
And so we, we,
we're going to have to spend a little bit of time getting that straight.
The most important idea of the early enlightenment,
which you already mentioned in relation to Bacon, was a preoccupation with certainty.
They thought that knowledge can't be scientific unless it's indubitable,
unless it's beyond question, beyond doubt.
We only can think of something as scientifically established if
it's certain.
And this, so when we think of the early enlightenment it's, and
the early enlightenment commitment to science,
the scientific method is all about arriving at certainty.
One of the most famous philosophical propositions of, of,
French think, 17th century thinker of, by, of the name of Descartes
is the so-called Cogito, Cogito ergo sum,
is the Latin translation of the famous phrase, I think, therefore I am.
The, the longer version of this is that Descartes was looking for
propositions he could doubt because he wanted to throw them out and
only retain the things that couldn't be thrown out.
And in, in his Principles of Philosophy,
he says in rejecting everything which we can in any way doubt, it is easy for
us to suppose that there is no God and no heaven, that there are no bodies, and
even that we ourselves have no hands or feet, or indeed any body at all.
But we cannot for all that suppose that we,
who are having such thoughts are nothing.
For it is a contradiction to suppose that what thinks does not,
at the very time of its thinking, exist.
Accordingly this piece of knowledge, I think, therefore I am, is the first and
most certain of all, to occur to anyone who philosophizes in an orderly way.
So that's the so-called Cogito argument.
Descartes says I'm going to find something it's impossible to doubt, and
that's then going to be my standard for what counts as true knowledge.
So the search for certainty was the, was the hallmark of genuine knowledge.
So let's turn up
the headlights on this idea in the following way.
I'm going to put three assertions up on the, on the slide here.
And I want to talk about each of them for a minute.
One assertion is that ocean tides are effected by the gravitational
forces of the moon.
A second assertion is that consent supplies the basis for
political legitimacy.
And a third assertion is that the sum of the interior angles of a triangle make,
add, add up to 180 degrees.
If I were to say to you, which of these propositions can be known with
the most certainty wh, which would you say?
>> Let me see.
I would say that the most certain is the sum of the interior
angles of the triangle.
This would be the most certain.
>> Okay, would you agree with that?
>> Without a doubt.
>> Okay, which is the least certain?
>> The consent that is the basis of-.
>> Consent is the least certain so that, do you agree with that?
>> Yes. >> So, and then and where would that, so
the ocean tides come in the middle?
Okay, why do the ocean tides
come before consent as the basis of political legitimacy?
Do you have a sense of that?
>> It's not, I mean if that's the way things are, but
it doesn't necessarily have to be.
I think gravitational forces can change, for whatever reason.
>> Okay, so that maybe why they're less certain than the triangles, but
why are they are more certain than the claim that consent
is the basis of political legitimacy?
>> Because not every political order has consent.
>> Okay.
All right.
So the way you guys ordered them
is exactly the way almost anybody in the modern would would order them.
And that we'll see later, when we, we have done more work
establishes that you are children of the mature enlightenment.
They, now if I were to say to you just,
just to underscore this a little bit more, what's at stake here.
>> Mm-hm.
>> Why is it?
Why is it that the sum of the interior angles of a triangle equal
180 degrees goes to the top of the list?
>> Because we can measure it.
We can demonstrate that over and over and over again.
>> Okay.
So, so let's take that and run with it.
Imagine you, you, you find a triangle and you get a little, out your protractor.
And you measure the three angles and you add them up and it comes to 180 degrees.
And then you find a differently-shaped triangle.
You do that one and it comes to ano, and you see it comes.
And then, you know, 11, 12, 15, 130 triangles.
Are you still going to keep going and say
maybe the 131st triangle is going to be different, I better check, or not?
>> Well, I mi, I might say I, I, I'm going to check, but
there is still this mathematical truth to it.
>> It's a mathematical proof, okay.
So what does that mean?
>> It means that we've created a system to.
To figure it out, [CROSSTALK] so we don't have to keep asking.
>> So that you don't have to look at the 131st triangle.
You know that, right.
>> Yes. >> You know, you know with certainty.
>> Right?
>> So that is why you say it's the most certain.
So that's what we would think of as well, a mathma,
a mathematician would say there must be a theorem.
Maybe I can't prove it right, sitting right here now, but
there's gotta be a theorem that tells you why
the sum of the interior angles add up to 180 and not to 163, right?
And once you know there's a theorem you're going to, not going to keep going and
measuring the next triangle, you, there's no point.
Right?
And so if, another way of putting it is that it, it follows analytically,
it follows definitionally.
It's likewise if we said a bachelor is an unmarried man.
We wouldn't have to say, well, this, this person is a bachelor and he's not married.
This one is, is, what about the 15th bachelor?
Well, the 16th bachelor, will, will we find one?
No, you're not.
Right? It's, because it's, it's nonsense.
It, it follows definitionally.
Whereas when we look at the ocean tides this,
the current theory is that the moon affects them.
And it's probably right, but it might not be.
It cer, it's certainly no theorem, right?
And, and when we talk about consent as being the basis for
political legitimacy, well, maybe it is, maybe it isn't.
People disagree about such things, and some regimes are based on consent.
Some that are not seem to endure for a very long time.
So okay, so you know, what you said is very commonsensical and
comports with you know, if, if we had, if we'd gone through 300 students,
probably they all would have ordered these propositions in the ways that you did.
Now, you've got to make a big imaginative leap because
the theorists of the early enlightenment thought about them differently.
And you, you may find this hard to believe going in,
but you will find it easy to understand coming out.
So let's go through it like this.
The theorists of the early enlightenment would have put,
again, the mathematical proposition at the top.
They would have put the proposition that consent is the basis of political
legitimacy co-equal with that, which you might find shocking.
And then the empirical proposition about the tides would have come in last.
And understanding why they thought that way might seem like an arcane project,
but actually it's going to turn out to be central to their theories of politics.
So we need to dig into that.
And to explain what's driving them,
I want to go to Locke's contemporary who's actually somewhat older than Locke,
the other famous English philosopher who we'll talk about more later in the course,
Thomas Hobbes who wrote a book called Leviathan, which is
maybe the greatest work of political theory written in the English language.
Certainly was the first great work of political theory written in the English
language during the English civil war in the mid part of the century,
which terrified Hobbes, and which he was determined to try and help end.
But we're not going to talk about that part of Hobbes today,
we'll get to that when we get to the social contract.
Instead, we're going to talk about Hobbes' theory of science.
And I'm going to give you this rather remarkable passage to think about and ex,
and it'll help us explain why they order those propositions as I said they did.
The arts here, in the second word of this paragraph, refers to knowledge.
That, arts was a, a term that referred to knowledge.
So they said of the arts, some are demonstrable, others indemonstrable.
And the demonstrable are those the construction of the subject whereof is
in the power of the artist himself, who, in his demonstration,
does no more but deduce the consequences of his own operation.
The reason whereof is this, that the science of every subject is derived
from a precognition of the causes, generation, and construction of the same.
And consequently, where the causes are known there is place for
demonstration, but not where the causes are to seek for.
Geometry, we were just talking about geometry.
Geometry therefore, is demonstrable, for the lines and
figures from which we reason are drawn and described by ourselves.
Right? He, he doesn't say there's a theorem.
He doesn't say there's a proof.
He says it's because we make the triangles.
And civil philosophy is demonstrable
because we make the commonwealth ourselves.
But because of natural bodies, we know not the construction,
but seek them from the effects.
There lies no demonstration of what the causes be we seek for,
but only what they may be.
So.
Hobbes is saying here what the triangle and the commonwealth have in
common is that we make them, that they're the product of human wills.
Therefore, we can understand what it is that we made,
whereas when you look at the natural world, well, God made the natural world.
We, we have, you know?
We can, we can come up obviously the, the theory of the tidal influent
the moon's influence on the tide is long after Hobbes' time, maybe they would have
had some other theory at the, at, in, in the 17th century about the tides.
But we can observe more or less rigorously, but we can never get the kind
of certainty that we can get with, with the things that we ourselves make.
So it's not that it's a deductive proposition, or
that it's an analytic proposition it, that puts the triangle up at the top,
or the geometrical question up at the top.
It's because it's a product of human creation.
And because civil society, at civil institutions,
are also created by human beings, we can know them, as well.
Now just to,
to, I, I, did this partly because that's such a dramatic statement of this view.
But also I didn't want you to think that Locke's view, which is
on this particular point, identical to Hobbes' maybe the only thing they really
agreed on, because I didn't want you to think Locke's view was idiosyncratic.
This was a very standard view.
So Locke divides objective knowledge up in the following ways.
He, the, the natural world, which he calls ectype ideas, the world of ectype ideas.
He said, he says God knows the real essence, real essence being how it
really is, but human beings can only know what Locke called the nominal essence.
We, we, it's, here's Locke's analog with saying, as with Hobbes,
saying we can only guess.
We can't really know for sure, because we didn't make it.
Whereas when you turn to the social world, God knows the real essence,
because he knows everything.
He's omniscient, as we said.
But humans know the real essence as well.
So human beings can have a kind of maker's knowledge of the political and
social world that they can not have of the physical world.
And so that is why Locke, as I said,
on this particular question, agrees, all the way to the bottom,
with, with Hobbes' statement, that civil philosophy is demonstrable,
because we make the commonwealth ourselves.
But because of natural bodies we know not the construction, but
seek it from its effects, all we can do is yes.
Right?
So this, this is a very important thing to understand because it
shaped their whole worldview.
And as they started to shed that view in the 18th century and
the 19th century, the way in which they shed it had knock-on effects for
what they had to say about politics.
So, it's very important that we get our minds around this.
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How about friends as they are? this is mexican curious watching, how are you, how are you doing?
Very good people, greetings. Very good, gentlemen, we hope you find the best,
subscribe to our channel help us very much, like it, share our
video, leave your opinions and recommendations and talking about
recommendations, we go to Canada, as you see? It is a band that we had already made
the recommendation a few days ago, well is, we are going to make them they are called
"Unleash the archers" and as you say are from Canada play heavy metal and what
they merge with power metal, excellent, and melodic metal. What is the name of the song? The
song is called "awakening" and well, let's use the same method as always. So is,
the same method, many already started it know, we do this because there
many restrictions, because then we They block videos, because they can not be
use or because the record companies do not allow their
reuse, for example to make videos reactions and are in your ...
How do you say Adam? In your right. they are in their right to do it, but that's why
different techniques so to speak, in which we have to synchronize when
we do a countdown, put another device or the video of the
song, you are watching our reaction and already there they are listening to what we say
with music and let's do it gentlemen as always, good not like
always, let him down here so that do not get the audio of the music,
but blocked gentlemen, worldwide, to world level, then it happens gentlemen that already
we recorded a video well or happy a song and nothing comes out, sometimes it comes out
that the rights are claimed and you put there what
everything you collect, cents, a weight, two pesos, it goes for the
company that owns the song, there are cases in those who do not leave that, nothing comes out and one
says what good, right? to this video maybe we already liberated it, we already liberated it but no,
2 or 3 days passed and the most famous yellow triangle with a sign
admiration and says blocked level world, fall! no way gentlemen,
then we are going to resort to this method, repeat me the adan band. "Unleash the archers"
and the song is called "awakening" ok, count from 5 and let's go gentlemen
5 4 3 2 1 let's go gentlemen
the video is like a version taken in study, good video recording,
but the music if it's from the album, not they are playing live, perfect ah
perfect, the shots are like what they recorded in their studio but it's not the
live song, perfect, you listen well you hear mysterious,
I like it, I like those intros like mysterious gentlemen, they are
how scary
very well, very good forced to start
I like it, it sounds rude
I remember "Beyond Creation" that also they are from Canada, very good bands of
Canada too
there are heard like two or three voices, if it's a effect, an effect that multiplies
voices, it was heard well, it was heavy, classic, if more heavy metal
in fact in that part you hear quite heavy metal, the truth
The lady sings very well, Miss
very well, that part already sounds more to power classic metal, that's right, with a little
hardcore
especially for the battery
when the double hype comes in he gives another color gentlemen
very well
there the voice has a very nice, it gives like a dye
cosmic, do not adan?
apart the melody is heard cheerfully, do not adan?
quite positive, like the power metal asi it sounds
I really like how she sings, because if you feel that versatility between
power metal and heavy metal, like It's mixing very well, that's right gentlemen
that part of the song sounds a lot like classic heavy metal and it sounds pretty
well, pretty good gentlemen, for anyone who is a fan of "Iron Maiden"
to please this
and here this bridge is already more like power metal and it also sounds
pretty well, and rn the one that still follows much more gentlemen
apart the power metal letters They are positive, although they have a touch
of darkness, but they are regularly positive, if they are always what we said
here, let's go for it and for go ahead, that's right
oh look, there they put a light guttural touch
very good that guitar solo, what I like is that the other instruments do not
they let it fall and they are holding that guitar solo like a wall gentlemen
Look, they got a little guttural, if he's singing Sir
It's nice that, more quiet but more melodic
Very well, they went back to power metal, very good, there are the two gentlemen guitars
very good, it sounds nice, I like it because you do not hear stuck
Adam. And they are playing the two guitars very well, they do not waste technique, ah
look, how are you? the bass pretty pretty, excellent arrangement of the bass
good ornament not? ornament
that part is very positive and well sticky, I say it's the chorus, it's the chorus, like
It had to be no
sings very well the lady the truth
I think it's called "britney slayes" or so he calls himself "britney slayes"
Excellent
oh look, very good, very good
already the song intensified gentlemen because apparently it's already going outside, it's going to
finish
Exactly, there is this
very good very good
OK "Unleash the archers" with "awakening" excellent gentlemen, very good band
Canada, greetings to all of our countrymen of Canada, we also have
many countrymen there that are going to work to Canada because they give them like
a work visa, How good they were ... well, not luck,
They wanted to deserve it. They wanted him they were given the opportunity to leave
go ahead, then nobody gave him nothing. I think that happens in any country,
if you go and you want, they open more doors, because they say, it makes you want this
Sir, talk to him again to work, good, greetings to all our
countrymen who are there, my seemed very Good band, I mentioned to Adam that I
I remembered "Beyond Creation" and it reminded me
because they are virtuous. In the technical part It is very remarkable. It's good, what I
like this band is that it sounds a bit plus....
do not take it wrong, it sounds a little more commercial because it's more entertaining,
"Beyond Creation" sounds a lot more technical, like "Beyond Creation" to me
I like it a lot too, but I think it's not for the whole public. They're not here
easy to enter a band that is very technical, especially because they put
too many things and if you are not so used to listening
music, from the beginning you can feel rejection because then you can not understand,
that's right, however as you say here with "Unleash the Archers" know how to make the song,
because something very important that I noticed is that the song lasts 7 minutes and does not
You feel the 7 minutes. No, it's going quiet,
because it's entertaining gentlemen and that's very important in any song, be
cumbia, be it salsa, reggae, ska, anyone must have its touch of entertainment and
As Adam says, the 7 minutes, they go ... it feels normal.
If you do not know how to do your song well and it lasts
more than three minutes, you start to bore people. Yes, it is very repetitive, it is very
tired even though it does not look like it and so do the experiment, listen to one
song that they know is very repetitive, if they are fans
I think there's no problem, but if you want enter into a certain world of certain
music and listen to a band that plays 10 minutes always the same, it scares you,
you say "no, it bores me a lot, I prefer better to stay with what I always hear "
so that's why it's very important and here they knew or they ... there's always
as a production that tells you "you know what? your song if you want to make it 6 minutes,
7 minutes you have to put many elements that make it entertaining,
there we go for example in the movie of "bohemian rhapsody"
where there is a part that says "Queen" you know what? the song of "bohemian
rhapsody "does not work for the radio because It lasts a lot, "Freddie Mercury" says "yes
It serves and I'll show you "and the history says everything adan, is one of the
best songs in the history of rock, of rock opera. Well, it's
a hymn. It's a gentlemen anthem and it's not not boring at all and has elements that
they make it, very many, a song wonderful. From beginning to end,
you find so many things and you listen and you listen and you follow
finding many things, that's right, here's what I liked a lot a lot a lot, it's
the voice of the girl, her voice is beautiful, I like how he adapts it to the different
genres that are playing because it starts first very heavy, yes, heavy metal
classic and then, in the part of chorus goes more to power metal. You know what
it reminded me so much the first song he made? to
this super scream that makes the singer of "Deep Purple" I do not remember his
first name. What was it called? I do not remember
neither of his name. The one of "highway star" that makes a shout like that, but good gentlemen,
unfortunately here they put a effect so that it would be heard like that and that of
the singer of "Deep Purple" is natural, but that does not mean anything,
What I like about her, about her singing here is that she does not get where she should not, she
dedicates to his clean voice as it is and leaves let the guttural do another. Yes and that
it's pretty good, because in the end it they both scream, that's right, they sing
the two in which they mix the voices and they hey pretty well, from the beginning I notice
clear influences of heavy metal classic, you named "Iron Maiden"
between them and you can also see the influences of power metal, you hear
parts to "helloween" and "stratovarius" to It reminded me a little bit of "rhapsody" and what
they merge quite well and also the melodic metal cast after the
power metal that they play, it also sounds pretty good, I like how they merge
these three genres of metal, there's no such discordance between them, that's the way it is and they sound
quite well and they as musicians they are also incredible, because
we saw that if they have a lot of technique but do not abuse it, they say
that what you have to bring the song and that makes the song sound very beautiful
and entertaining. It sounds beautiful and it sounds subtle, so that a song sounds subtle and has
the touch as it is said, because it must know how to do it, not perfectly, but if
masterly way, then you know do it, I liked it a lot, from the lyrics
Well, there's not much to tell the truth, it's a relevant letter, it's a letter
positive with a few dark touches, but not goes further, as it says the power metal
it's like that, as a positive, you want, more or less is what the lyrics speak of,
our way of seeing, maybe someone see in another way and you can also
put us there, if the letter you they know that it has a very meaning
different and darker, there explain us in we will read the comments and we will
let's thank, but I say beginning to end that's fine, I'll
I recommend, if you want listen more and more and more of them
Go ahead, I also recommend "Beyond Creation "of course, they also play very well,
what are they also from Canada, then it's a bit
funny, because for example in the USA they are so good at doing this and in
Canada yes, I do not know if they have more European influence. Yes, in the USA
groups have tried it but I do not know if it is for their living conditions or for their
historical social context, but they have a lot of work and we have seen
Canadian bands that on the contrary, they like that if they enhance it still
more, that's right, because the differences of everyone's needs too, like
they mark us when it comes to making music. A) Yes is, that's something very strange, gentlemen, let's
see to investigate a bit because the Canadian bands sound great in this
kind of genre, the truth to me is surprising and because in the United States
they get that touch, they can play very well, sing very well, but they do not give that touch
Gentlemen and if not, do the test, listen to bands that do the same
work comparing them with those of Canada and if there is a lot of difference, not bad
but there is a lot of difference and well, something else you want to add adan?
No, nothing more. Let's go gentlemen, be careful, we send you a hug, please
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[MUSIC]
The Moral Foundations of Politics is a course for
people who are interested in making political arguments, analyzing
political arguments, and getting better at thinking about real life politics.
This is an updated version of Professor Shapiro's 2010 Open Yale course, and
while this serves as an introduction, and
assumes no prior knowledge of political philosophy.
No content has been removed, or watered down for Coursera.
Each lecture is a dialogue between Professor Shapiro and
two students, and will build a foundation for further study in political theory,
by presenting the philosophies of the greatest thinkers.
This is not a course about the history of political thought,
it is about practical political issues.
Once you've taken this course, you will hear echoes of the different traditions it
explores come out in everyday speech, in articles and debates, and you'll be able
to see through political deception much more easily, make stronger arguments about
politics, and judge the worth of the political arguments of others.
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Stupid driving mistakes 321 (February 2019 English subtitles) - Duration: 10:00.
spruce freshness
a dent is already visible at 0:39, a popular crash site
Kazakhstan
yop tvoyu mat blyat yourbunnywrote!
Bitch your bunny condom blyat!
hey bro sorry
that's all
grunt blyat
February's warm sunshine melts snow and foreshadows spring
get it! slapped
Ukraine
endangered species protection fund Lada is concerned
oh blyat!
fake mini cooper got into trouble
yop tvoyu mat!
well that people do not ride on the hood
I congratulate you. Where rush?
nothing bad, everything is normal. We crashed a little
drunken lady cooled in a snowdrift
damn your mom badly taught you to drive! Suka Well, where did you drive blyat?
driving style eel
what the hell is that?
when you have youth, old BMW and neo Russian romances in the radio tape recorder, then you are the king of the road
happy owner
goat blyat suka! pidoraaas! yourbunnywrote!
what happened there?
This lost control diск, broke the face of my truck!
he is a goat!
slightly deaf
ok calm
front camera
Arzamas city, street "red militia" A strange name, this street was probably called differently before the arrival of the Communists.
no one went to the hospital
scary scary loader
moron blyat!
USA
bitch! blyat
what are you doing suka!?
Argentina
no one sent to hospital
The following video is an old video, but as far as I remember, I don't have it, or there is a video, but there are no subtitles. Subscriber Egor suggested this idea
in football commentator style
Are you patented sheep blyat?
you traffic Rams
idiots suka!
op! butt! butt! need to drive closer!
what have they got there? aha on Lada 05 bitch asshоlе!
op! op op! Gazelle butts! butts!
hush, they shout something! come on Damn it!
two idiot bitch! oh fight! fight!
what? Armenian. OK
op! fight! hitting him! whoa! suka!
two men! come on
fear. op! hook into the jaw! in the pit, drop it!
can i go out blyat?
op! let's foot suka!
turn into a punching condom. faster idiots!
hey condom! let's get out! suka goat!
idiot meat suka!
uh troublemakers! come on get out!
Well done dude! gave him a slap!
AAAAA come on! assembly crowbar!
crash crash! hahaha
ahh idiots! ahhh condoms!
Hey, you ! Oh! asshоlе! what is he doing a condom!
See what this bad man did! eeebat! hit the truck and ran away!
stunned! stunned! what a fascinating circus number
dude is catching up and now he will restore justice. all dude well done, come on! come on
Now let's see what happens. Now he will probably ram them!
oh idiots! oppa they are running away from him! OK OK ! the end
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Food Triggers- Shape It Up (Nicole Simonin) - Duration: 3:17.
So I want you to imagine that you've just come home from work it's been a
long day. Your kids are probably arguing. Your husband or spouse maybe is kind of
grumpy too because they had a long day at work. You come home and you still
have to make dinner. You don't want to make dinner...
what do you tend to do? Do you grab for a bag of chips? Do you grab a glass of wine?
What is your trigger? Today we're going to be talking about triggers and
how they can derail your progress.
Hey! Nicole here from Shape It Up Fitness and today we're talking about triggers.
In the scenario that I gave in the beginning of the video, when you get home
a lot of times people are not even aware of the things that they do. I had a
client who worked at a bakery. I had her do a food log. She did not
realize that every time she walked into the bakery in the morning
she actually ate four donuts ..within the first hour that is eye
opening right?! So what was her trigger? Her trigger was that she came into work
and the first thing she would do is grab grab a doughnut. So in the scenario that
I gave in the beginning of the video, when you come home a lot of times there
are triggers... like when your kids are arguing or when you're having an
argument with your spouse... where you just had a long day at work when you come home...
you're looking for that mood change. Sometimes the trigger itself is the mood
change. If you think about it when you come home and say you grab a glass of
wine you know that that wine is the trigger and then all of a sudden
everything is calm and wonderful right? It could be to that you're coming home
and you grab some M&Ms or something as you walk in the door after you place
your keys down. You try to see what kind of habits you do and see if there are
triggers that come before them. I had another client who would get up in
the middle of the night and go to the bathroom and then on the way back to bed
they would grab a snack... so I don't know how hungry they were going to and from
the bathroom but that became a habit. A lot of times when your triggers start out
they are very unconscious and then they become habits... and habits are either moving you
towards your goal or away from your goals. Your action step for today is
to be aware of what you're doing throughout the day and see if
there's any of those trigger moments. It might be that you're going into the
break room and you're getting a cup of coffee but right next to it are some
jelly beans and you're eating the jelly beans.
Or you tend to go visit a person at their desk because
they always have butterscotch candies...Who knows? But just be
aware of what you're doing and look at the little things that you're doing that
may lead to bigger habits. I you have a trigger that you would like to share you
can go ahead and put it in the comment section below and I'd love to hear from
you. If you would like more from Shape It Up head on over to shapeitupfitness.com
Remember to get fit, be fierce and have no limits!
I'll see you in the next Shape It Up video.
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New homes construction in Ottawa | Ottawa homes for sale | Ottawa New Builders List | Ottawa - Duration: 1:34.
Hi #TomWitek at https://www.justsellinghomes.ca I'm just with my clients here for our #NewBuilderConstruction tour. Most
people don't actually know that, that #builders do cooperate with #agents and
#brokers All you have to do is, basically each builder wants #RealEstateAgents to bring
their own #clients, to bring our #clients to a first visit at the #BuilderSalesOffices and then once you do
then it's alright. So, this is our first stop
#Melanie #MelanieHomes this is #MelanieConstruction at second location
very nice finishes
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