Please place the tripod in an open, outdoor environment.
Attach the D-RTK 2 Mobile Station onto the extension rod,
then mount the extension rod to the tripod.
Mount the battery and secure the lock nut.
Adjust the tripod according to the bubble level.
Ensure that the bubble on the D-RTK 2's bubble level is centered in the black circle.
Press and hold the power button to turn on the D-RTK 2 Mobile Station,
and then the power status indicator will glow solid green.
Press and hold the Operating Mode button to switch between different modes.
Please link the aircraft with the D-RTK 2 Mobile Station while in Mobile Base Station mode.
Turn on the Matrice 210 RTK V2 aircraft and the remote controller,
check the connection state.
Press the D-RTK 2 Mobile Station's Link button,
and the indicator will blink red and green alternatively,
indicating the D-RTK 2 Mobile Station is being linked.
Open the aircraft's rear port protective cover and press the Link button.
If the D-RTK 2 Mobile Station's Link indicator glows solid green, then the linking succeeded.
If you are using the D-RTK 2 Mobile Station for the first time,
there will be a "There's a DJI device not activated" notification.
Tap "Activate" to get started.
You can also connect the D-RTK 2 Mobile Station to a PC to activate it.
Connect the D-RTK 2 Mobile Station to the PC via a Type-C cable.
Launch DJI Assistant 2 For Matrice.
Click the "D-RTK 2" icon, then click "Start Activation" on the prompt to begin calibration.
When "FIXED_POINT" shows after "Positioning" on the RTK status page,
the RTK is ready to carry out flight missions.
You can also input the coordinates into the D-RTK 2 Mobile Station manually.
Go to the "RTK" page, tap "Advanced Settings", then select "GNSS Coordinate Input".
Now you can manually input the D-RTK 2 Mobile Station's current position information.
Tap "Save". After the information has been successfully inputted,
the system will save its current location information.
Now you know how to set up the D-RTK 2 High Precession GNSS Mobile Station
for the Matrice series.
Thank you for watching!
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Analysis of U.S. Bancorp: The largest of the small banks - Duration: 7:36.
You know the problem with the big banks
Regulations. There's a lot of regulations on them, especially since the 2008 financial crisis
So if you want make good profits in the banking industry, you should look at the smaller banks
And today we'll look at the largest of the small banks
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Ah with what we do every day about the stock market about investing and about entrepreneurship to help you become a better investor
so US bank operation US bank Oh
In the seventh largest bank in the United States by assessing the management
It has over 3,000 branches throughout the United States primarily in the Midwest. So the bank has limited the
Operations of assets. It's mostly a National Bank
The bank was founded in 1891 as the US National Bank of Portland in Portland
Oregon if you've actually went through multiple mergers until in 2001 it formed
The correct us Bangkok and it is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota
It is currently the most popular back in the following states, Oregon, Idaho
I walk the Sioux and Kentucky so five states when it comes to national retail banking
the idea is West Fargo West Fargo is the most popular bank in 13th after the 50 states and
Then followed by Chase, which is part of JP Morgan Chase
Which is the most popular and six states and then we have the US bank operation
which is the most prevalent five of the 50 states, but
Most of the revenue of West Bank Co comes from the state of California, but of course in the state of, California
it has to compete against a big bank such as a
Transformer, which is headquartered in San Francisco, California
So in the Midwest we can say that this bank is dominating the industry
there because the big banks they don't want to be in small villages the
Big cities in diversity they want to be in China. They want to be nation rope out the world
Jeff colleges must build a building in China
I stole a the one in New York City my New Jersey that one went to China. He told is there so
They don't work with the small villagers little small towns
So that's we back such as us Banco and later like speak
I will talk about PNC Financial Services all these four days
They get five in these smaller cities in this small towns in these villages
Even though they both might know people are using banking just on mobile
Still most people when asked they want to have a branch in their town
Vertically or not really using it
They want to have the branch there in case of an emergency they want to use the back
So now let's no other business segments of the US Bank. Oh, they have five main business segments
And first one is corporate and commercial banking that's fifteen percent of our revenue
second largest consumer and business banking thirty four percent of revenue
Second third one wealth management and investment
Banking eleven percent of revenues for payment services twenty six percent of revenues fifth Treasury and corporate support
thirteen percent of revenue
So the first one to operated commercial banking this is financial services for middle or get large corporate commercial real estate
Consumer banking. This is what I talked about about the retail part of the business
Indoors and small cities this small town. This is what I know about cultural many beaches
Thirty-four percent of revenues. So most of this revenue comes from there
So these include go attend all the mobile
Observe the branches what management they have a private banking part of the business and also some investment knowledge, but it's very limited
Compared to Morgan Stanley walnut circuits limited, of course. They're also how proper rate services in this pyramid services
This is 36 percent of revenue
So what actually it means different services so they are one of the largest green card processors the night
There are different companies when it comes to different types of companies when it comes to great cars
They are the issue the processors there
I will talk to Lily about this because a company like you will take that Visa and American Express
They give the same disastrous cogs that actually is different things
Already that expresses more like a bank
Whereas visibly that's not really a bank. I need to make a
Separate video all this so I will make one on this later but first LS the bacteria's bank corporation
So the fifth part of the business I guess is strategy incorporate supposes an investment portfolio
Company because as it back they have invested in other companies in smaller been looking at these business segments
we can say that the risk with this business is because of the
Diversification and also the bet is less
Affected by the monies of Wall Street compared to other banks such as name or chase or more than socks
These bags are all mostly they are in New York City. They are even worse focus less affected because it's in front San Francisco and
Now this smaller base which has no business at all in New York City. Of course
with less
in 2008 the financial crisis the backward the semantics he commenced the big banks and
actually
It was profitable last year
Very few banks in the United States were perfectly but in 2008 and we all spent compose one of them now
Let's have a look at the fundamentals of the company
This is under stock parts of the 51 US dollars per share
The big issue is platform for the brass Prabhu is what could it for?
The returns on equity is 14 percent profit margins that three percent
Dividend yield to concede zero percent debt to equity ratio
0.92 and the current ratio
0.07 so it has quite a local investor and everything else am quite positive on
Dementors only the current issue
Is global and we will see this with the score remains the don't they don't need to keep so much cash
Ask the big ones because the gates of regulations the big bands
They need to keep cash now as a cash cash
And this is what the regulation says
because in theory if you think about the bag
They want to keep less money possible a bag doesn't wanna keep on they want to use the money
they want you to give loans they want to buy goods you want to
Exchange money make transactions because they make money from fees from interests little more to keep money
So the less money they want they can't get the Betances program and that's why you will see the smaller bag
They don't really have so much current ratio
They don't have so much cash imbalance on hand other correct price. It does for me
It's at the branch where I can buy this company
But I'm waiting for
make is
Robust because I'm also looking at other companies that are the bases small banks
So the problem with this one is that it's a little expensive. He will cost me
There is a premium to pay for this stock but considering your wish I will say that I'm able to pay this premium
So it's all my watch list start that I'm personally going to buy in the coming month. Let me know in the comments
What do you think about us Banco and about the other smaller banks? Which one is your favorite?
Thank you for watching this video
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Have a nice day and goodbye
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AVENGERS AGE OF ULTRON THE MUSICAL - Song Parody(Version Realistic) - Duration: 1:34.
We are avengers
Kicking the ass of the hydra, causing massive destruction.
We are avengers
Dedicated to saving the world.
Assaulting a hydra post in the east
Retrieve the scepter that was once from Loki.
Connect the scepter to Ultron.
But then things go so badly
We build an evil machine
Hydra's experiments go and join his infernal scene.
Mobilizing a massive evil team.
We are avengers
The witch ruined our heads, Hulk needs therapy.
We are avengers
Call Veronica to leave.
I'm sick and tired of Ultron's mother's army
In this motherfudgin helicopter
Hulk loves Black Widow so much.
His sexy body Hulk wants to touch.
There is a vision that they showed me
About Infinity Stones
Reincarnate jarvis
With a synthetic body that we recover.
Maximoffs changes to our team.
While we destroy all the beings of Ultron.
We are avengers
We kicked Ultron's ass and it's time to celebrate.
We are avengers
We are avengers
We defeated Ultron and saved the world.
We are avengers
Training Heroes for the next fight
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Nick Cause - Hazel Eyes (Live) - Duration: 3:07.
Hazel Eyes, You Are Beautiful
Hazel Eyes
I wanna touch you & feel you
hold you tonight
Darkest of day, please be my light
I wanna kiss you and tell you I love you so much
You are in front of me like an ecstacy
It's lovely to see
You are the one for me
And I'm falling in love for the first time
And I wish that it is, the last time
Hold down to me, down to me - don't sacrifice
Tears, in your hazel eyes
And even if we stay the night, the tears in your hazel eyes
You were a cheater a liar, set my dreams on fire
Fucking why? why.
when you wanted to leave why did you bother to stay? anyway
I was falling in love for the first time
And now I wish that it was, the last time
Hold down to me, down to me - don't sacrifice
Tears in your Hazel Eyes
And even if we say goodbye, the tears in your hazel eyes
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Mossberg MC1 vs Sig Sauer P365 Review and Comparison - Duration: 12:39.
hello everyone and welcome back well we got the Mossberg mc1 back here on the
table with my Sig Sauer p365 we'll look at the two of them together and go over
some of the specs let's see what we got now first things first we've got both of
them have been cleared multiple times they both have the flush fit magazine in
them the flush fit on the Mossberg holds six rounds the flush fit on the P 365
holds 10 rounds the pinkie extension magazine for the P 3 365 also holds 10
rounds the pinky extension magazine with the Mossberg seems to hold 7 the flush
fit did not quite fit 7 I could squeeze 7 in there but the spring was compacted
more than this one I probably wouldn't even carry this one with 7 rounds in it
it just seems like it's a little too tight down there
it may be designed I should probably open up the destructions and see if this
is supposed to be a 7 round magazine but it will hold 7 maybe by accident now
first thing we'll take a look at is take a look at the unloaded weight of the two
of them obviously loaded up the P 365 is going to be heavier because it has four
more rounds of ammunition in it but our unloaded weight for them is 19 ounces
for the Mossberg
and we have 18.54 the P 365 so there is a little bit of an advantage to the P
365 let's see what we got when we add four rounds of ammo to it all right
so with four round the ammo extra looks like you're gonna gain about an ounce
over what the Mossberg would would weigh but it's also for extra rounds of ammo
so there we go we've got the weight of the two of them you take a look at them
side by side here and the back of them are lined up you can see that the
Mossberg is a little bit longer I'd say about half an inch there they are
sitting both on their flush mount base plate they're both about the same height
which is fairly impressive as as Tiny as this P 365 is if you look at them for
the grips though at Mossberg even with the single stack grip is a lot bigger
than this P 365 grips unless you get your trigger guard is a little bit lower
and it's a little bit thicker lighter on the grip here so
take a look at them Springfield I'm gonna go down to your widest point which
is going to be your slide lock here
because the slide itself should be just under an inch about nine tenths of an
inch there if we go down to our widest point which is where the slide lock is
that is just under an inch I mean barely under an inch so you got about an inch
there at its widest point yeah I don't think that magazine release comes up
further I would say that the widest point on your Musburger is gonna be the
magazine release but as you can see I've also got the frame comes out a little
wider there so it's boat to my eye it's about the same distance coming out here
as the slide lock so check it there and the Mossberg comes in it just over an
inch so yet this one is just barely over an inch this one was a little bit more
than an inch yeah it's gonna be a little bit with less if you come down here to
the to the grip so the slide is the widest point on this now as far as
triggers Mossberg has a flat trigger
it's got a good break on there kind of fairly short resets nice an audible and
you don't have much take up on it after reset p365 doesn't have quite
as much take-up it's got a little bit longer reset on it it's still very
tactile definitely you're gonna know your that it's recent as well as you're
gonna know any gun in the middle of a firefight but there is to come out there
is no take up again after a reset it is right there on the break so let's take a
look at the trigger wait on them so we'll do the P 365 first
let's get about seven pounds in about five and a half six and a half about
five and a half about five and a half there so our average weight on the P 365
was five pounds 13 ounces for the trigger pole that's got about 500 rounds
through it doing Mossberg here I was about five and a half little over half
that was about five four and a half rather that was about four
and that was about five so our average for the Mossberg was four pounds 14
ounces so that is about a pound lighter than the P 365 was for trigger pull this
is brand new hasn't fired around out of it yet so my pound lighter and trigger
pull on that now this one has no rail on it
this has a sig specific rail the Mossberg has standard three dot sights
the sig p3 65 with newer versions came with the night sights with the X ray
sight on the front take down for the Mossberg is locking the slide back push
this button pull your rear plate off the slide pull the striker out and then
release the slide lock and this light comes up and say lock it back
turn your takedown lever unlock it comes off don't pull the trigger on this one
either I prefer this takedown that's kind of a
pain in the ass captured guide right here captured guide right there
barrel side etc P 355 put it back together run it back and it flips your
slide lover or your takedown lever back up now I've had had an issue sometimes
this will turn when you've got it apart and then you have to play with it and
get it back so that you can put it back together it's not a big deal it's just
it can be a pain in the ass if this turns on you wanted to park
but there is the Mossberg MC 1 versus the P 365 I would still prefer the P 365
because it's even though it's a proprietary rail it still got a rail on
it so you can get the light or the laser from sig if you want it this has the
nitesite has four more rounds Mossberg has a nice trigger career was a little
lighter it's also got the trigger dingus on it if you feel you need that and it's
kind of flat trigger if you really want flat trigger and it's considerably
cheaper than this I paid about 350 for this paid about six for this so you're
definitely paying for the sig you're paying for the night sights you're
paying for the the fact that this is a ten plus one other than that I'm going
to take this out to the range here in the next couple days put a few rounds
downrange see how it holds up and we'll have a video on that so there was the P
365 versus the Mossberg MC one like share and subscribe keep an eye out for
a range video on this and until next time stay armed stay vigilant stay safe
you
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NFRN The Daily Drive 2-21-19 (DGR Loses Appeal, Ryan Reed, FOX Friday Start) - Duration: 1:30.
You're listening to NFRN The Daily Drive, all the motorsport news you need to know in
90 seconds or less.
I'm Collin Denton.
DGR-Crosley and driver Ty Gibbs did not win an appeal of a major penalty against the K&N
Pro Series East team.
DGR claimed that they ran an ARCA engine in a K&N car in a test at New Smyrna Speedway
last month.
However, NASCAR said they used an approved spec engine, which would be against NASCAR
rules because the track was on the 2019 schedule.
The penalty would stand that David Gilliland and Ty Gibbs would lose $5,000, suspended
three races, and lose 100 driver/owner points.
That's pending a final appeal.
Car chief Chad Walters, though, was rescinded of a penalty.
And Ryan Reed will be back on the race track driving a DGR-Crosley truck in the #17 at
Las Vegas, sponsorship coming from diabetes company Dexcom.
He has won two Xfinity races over the past five full-time seasons with Roush Fenway Racing.
He was left out of a ride after Lilly Diabetes pulled out of the sport.
Reed has one Truck start, a 17th place finish at Las Vegas with Wauters Motorsports in 2012.
That's his only announced start at the moment.
And FOX Sports announced that it will have a consistent start time to Friday NASCAR coverage
starting this week.
"Fast Friday" will begin at 3pm Eastern Time weekly.
Any practice sessions that occur before this broadcast timeslot will be broadcast on NASCAR.com
and posted on NASCAR's YouTube page.
For this week, that will include first practice for each racing series, starting at 11:30am
with the Cup practice.
That's it for today, we'll see you all tomorrow.
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Requirements to homeschool in Texas - Duration: 3:08.
Jessica: Hi.
I'm Jessica.
We are in the middle of a homeschooling series.
Today I wanted to show you exactly what to do if you live in Texas and wanted to homeschool
your child.
I get a lot of comments like, "Oh, I wish I could homeschool.
I just wouldn't know where to start," and a lot of comments implying that people are
just overwhelmed and I do know that the laws and regulations are different in each state,
so I figured I would look up the laws specifically and just kind of give you the information
you needed to know if you do live in Texas.
I couldn't do this for every state because literally every state is different, but I
figured I would at least cover my own state.
For the best cleaning, organizing, productivity, and mom advice, please subscribe to my channel,
and hit that bell so you'll be notified when I post a video every Thursday.
Okay, so I'm going to break this down in four steps.
There is only four steps.
If you are going to begin homeschooling in kindergarten and you have not registered your
child for school, you can do this in three steps.
Step number one is you need to withdraw your child from public school.
You only have to do this if your child has been in public school before.
If you haven't even started kindergarten yet, then you don't have to do anything at all.
In order to withdraw your child, all you have to do is send an email to the principal or
counselor and let them know you're withdrawing your child.
In that email, you're supposed to tell them, "I am withdrawing my child this date, and
starting homeschool this date."
Typically, you're supposed to withdraw them one day and then start homeschooling the very
next day.
Step number two is your homeschool must be bonafide, which just means that it's genuine
and real.
You can't say, "I'm homeschooling," and then not homeschool your child.
Step number three is the curriculum needs to be in visual form.
You need to be using books, workbooks, or like a video monitor.
If you found a curriculum online, you can use that also.
All right.
The fourth step, the very last step, is the curriculum must include five basic subjects
of reading, spelling, math, grammar, and good citizenship.
All right.
That's it.
Now you know how to homeschool your child if you do live in Texas.
It is very simple.
We don't have a lot of rules and regulations.
But I will link below the website I got all this information off of.
That way, you can look it up for yourself.
Feel free to leave me any comments on any questions you may have about homeschool.
I will try my best to respond to all of them.
If you liked this video, please give it a like, subscribe to my channel, and share it
with a friend.
I will see you in my next video.
Bye, you guys.
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[TREI TIME Begins] EP08. 'BORN ; 本' 앨범 자켓촬영현장 비하인드🎬🎥 - Duration: 6:20.
Hello, we are TREI!
This is the place where we take Jacket film of our debut album!
[CHANGHYUN is the first place of shooting]
[Changhyun, who feels awkward taking a picture]
[Carefully monitor]
[Q. How do you feel for that first-time shooting?] -It's very fun.
I'm little bit excited
[End of the first shooting with happiness!]
(Found TTB Camera!)
(Hello~!)
I can't really see because of my contacts,
but I'm really trying hard to look good.
[Changhyun is watching from the distance]
[Q. What do you think about Jaejun's picture?]
His body looks good on the picture.
Well, his whole body looks good and I think they are doing fine
[Q. If you guys say something to each other's picture?] -I think Changhyun copied me little bit. Like an emotion?
So I think it's much better than before. You really improved yourself~
I have nothing to say. There's nothing to copy from you
[Juntae follows the next photo shoot]
[Juntae with mysterious vibe during photo shoot]
[Q. How was your photo shoot?] -First of all, I am very satisfied with my outer appearance,
And I was very nervous since it is our first jacket filming,
But the photographer has relaxed me very well so I think we came up with good photo shot.
[After Juntae, triplets's first photo shoot is over]
[What's going to be the next outfit?!]
[Q. Please introduce your other outfit!] We had a very fancy white outfit before,
And this time, we are wearing a neat suit.
I think we can show ourselves smartly dressed and I also really likfe this outfit.
[jjaejjae and Jun is waiting for the group shot after the photo shoot]
Well they said this is the most recent trendy dance
[Jaejun is looking at the photo shot]
[Q. What do you think?] -It looks really stronger
than I thought so I was wondering how I should take a photo to look little bit pretty
[Q. What's the point of this outfit?] -Jacket looks quite similar with the former one, but there's a detail with belt at the outerside
And with the red turtleneck shirts, I am trying to show you guys my powerfulness.
[Q. what happend?] We are waiting for the group shot, and after the group shot I had to return my accessories
But the thing is I cannot take off my ring
[Juntae cannot take off his ring for the film]
[Later on, staffs helped him escape from the ring]
Many people helped me to take off the ring by putting lotion on my hands
Isn't it pretty?
This is the only ring,
and I am wearing it
[Accessory rich Jjeiti]
[Triplets are waiting for the group shot]
[How was Jacket filming of cute triplets?]
[Just started]
[Thank you so much for the love and care for us!]
[For following week, we are going to come back with behind story of showcase and story of first stage debut]
[See you next week!]
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💛Playmobil Gender Reveal - Schwanger mit Zwillingen👶🏼👶🏼 - Geschichten für Kinder deutsch - Duration: 0:52.
a miracle is happened
we´re pregnant
with twins
It´s a...
boy
and a girl
We already love you from the bottom of our hearts
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BOBCAT TV 2-21-19 - Duration: 3:32.
please pause for the moment of silence
please stand for the pledges I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United
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the Bobcat TV today we have information on the Byron Nelson Executive Board
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the Student Union next Wednesday to learn what positions are available
during summer today's kindness challenge is to share
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Jesse Owens Jesse Owens participated in trekking foot events during the 1936
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Миома матки. Симптомы миомы и как распознать миому. Ответы на вопросы. - Duration: 5:03.
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How To Build A LinkedIn Profile in 2019 - GREAT LinkedIn Profile Example - Duration: 5:53.
Here's the thing, if you're a working professional and you're not utilizing
the power of LinkedIn to expand your career opportunities and to network then
you are missing out my friend. In this video, you'll learn six steps to help you
build a professional LinkedIn profile and if you stay around until the end
you'll learn where you can access a free LinkedIn mini
course. If we've never met before I'm Heather Austin from ProfessorAustin.com
and #thecareerclub on Facebook and on this channel I provide simple
solutions to help you grow a business or launch a career you love so if you're
new here consider subscribing and don't forget to
hit the bell notification down below so you don't miss a thing.
LinkedIn is considered the world largest social network for working professionals
now with almost 600 million users LinkedIn is the perfect place to develop
new connections network for new job opportunities and even write articles so
let's jump into how to create a great LinkedIn profile step number one
optimize the top half the top half of your LinkedIn profile is by far the most
important this is where hiring officials and new connections will go to learn
more about you to optimize the top half of your profile include a professional
headshot that shows you from the elbows up and then include a catchy industry
specific headline that tells others what you do and what your specialty is follow
this with a well-written summary that includes who you are who you help and
how you help them now here's the cool thing I have a playlist that goes into
detail about each of these items I'll go ahead and link that playlist up below
step number two include relevant experience the experience section on
your LinkedIn profile will be formatted a little bit different than on your
resume you don't want to just copy and paste from your resume however you do
want the two sections to mirror each other rather than using bullet points to
explain what you do or what you did I had a personal touch with a paragraph
written in first person you want to outline your main responsibilities and
what your key accomplishments were in two to four sentences
here's the cool thing relevant work experience can also include a volunteer
experience volunteer experience is a great way to show how you give that to
your community and in fact it's been reported that 41 percent of employers
value volunteer work as much as they do regular work experience step number
three add your education and training your education section can really help
you stand out especially if it directly relates to the position you are applying
for it gives a hiring official a better understanding of your background here's
a good rule of thumb when it comes to your education section if you are more
than five years out of high school and have an undergraduate degree you don't
need to list your high school on your LinkedIn profile to make your education
section really shine add activities and societies that you belonged to such as
fraternities sororities or even extracurricular activities and clubs
that you participated in you can also use the description area under the
education section to add awards and honors or even committees that you
served on and as a special note LinkedIn also allows you to add licenses and
certificates this is the perfect way to showcase your skills with your
credentials step number four add keyword specific skills the skills section is
the perfect way to showcase your talents your abilities and your strengths as a
professional LinkedIn allows you to add 50 skills to your profile use a
combination of hard and soft skills to let others know what you do best soft
skills are things that represent your personality and behavior like
communication leadership and teamwork now although these skills are necessary
and important employers really like to see tangible skills like hard skills
hard skills are based on your education and experience they are things like
graphic design accounting project management you want to list your most
important skills first and you can reorder your skills based on a certain
category and feature your top 3 skills step number 5 add special
accomplishments the accomplishments section on LinkedIn allows you to
showcase other and in areas of your life such as
publications courses projects and even languages this is a great way to turn up
the heat on your LinkedIn profile and lets others note that your experience
and education aren't the only reason why they should want to get to know you
better and if you're looking for a step-by-step tutorial on how to use
LinkedIn I created a video just for you that I'll go ahead and link below step
number 6 request recommendations recommendations are the perfect addition
to your LinkedIn profile they validate your special skills your expertise and
most importantly how well you work with others reach out to colleagues managers
teachers and leaders in your network and request a recommendation from them now
here's a special tip if you're not getting the feedback you hoped
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5 Exercises for Your Lats! (Wenning Warmups) - Duration: 5:04.
So you want to get big and strong upper body.
Well the first thing you're going to have to do
is correct your posture.
And I'm going to show you five exercises that I use
for warmups to make sure that my posture
and my strength go through the roof.
In my opinion, one of the biggest things
for upper body and one of the misguided things
on how to train is making sure that the back
muscles get just as much if not quite a bit more
than the anterior training.
The muscles you can't see tend to be the most important.
So how do we build up a strong back?
Well one, we need variability.
So in this movement is going to show you guys
how we get the lats involved
by using specialized equipment.
So as you can see, this is one of the fat bars
that we make.
It has zero knurling on it,
and it's about two and a half inches thick.
Now why would we make it this way,
different than almost everybody else?
One, I don't want to tear up my skin
because I'm going to have to deadlift later.
Two, I want my hands to get stronger,
not to tear into my skin.
And three, I have noticed training
with a fatter handle implement,
which we probably do 75% of the time for back work,
when my hand gets crushed in smaller to a normal bar,
my strength is through the roof.
So, I don't have to do a lot of isolated grip work
and I get my back strong at the same time.
Remember, we're always looking to hit a lot of birds
with one stone.
Sometimes, equipment styles and what stuff is made for
is not always what it seems.
So this is actually a machine for lower back,
which we'll shoot videos on later.
But today we're going to use it for lats.
So what we're going to do,
we're going to reach down and grab this strap.
Lean into the machine, and we're going to row it.
And then we would switch sides.
But the point is is that the last exercise you saw,
we did a pull down.
This one is more of a row.
Back muscles, just like every other muscle
need angle changes and positioning changes
in order to make great results
with very low mileage.
Now this machine is a lat pulldown machine,
fairly similar to what we were using before.
But when you come out from behind
you're going to see this machine widens as we pull down
which is a complete change from something staying
sedentary or staying in one position.
So as you can see when we pull this down,
this thing is widening up.
It's actually getting wider at the bottom.
I love this machine for this reason,
but at the end of the day it's good because it's different.
Now we can do this double armed like this,
but for most of us, one of us has a strong side
and a weak side.
So you can also do this single-armed.
So if you have one side that's stronger
than the other,
make sure you do your warm ups and some of your accessories
isolated on one side so that your body can catch up.
If you want to be super strong upper body,
the left and the right have to be equalized
in strength or you're missing a key component
to getting better and you're only going to be
as strong as your weakest side.
Your next exercise is going to be reverse incline rows.
I like these because if I'm doing legs the next day
or I did legs the day before,
my lower back and my glutes and my hamstrings
are probably pretty tired.
This allows me to really isolate my back muscles
and focus on pinching my shoulder blades.
You can do these a lot of different ways,
but I like to do them starting them off like a straight bar
and then turning them almost like a karate punch.
It allows me to get a little bit more range of motion
little bit better stretch,
therefore a little bit more activation.
These are one of my big go-tos for warmups,
and it's also a very close plane to a bench press
which means I am going to counteract the pressures
that I'm getting ready to apply with max effort exercises.
So the last exercise we're going to show
is a normal dumbbell row.
We've all probably done them before if we've
been in the gym before,
but I have twist to them that I don't see
very many people do.
Grab the dumbbell, put your hand on the other side
of the bench, as so.
Now when you're getting ready to do your rows,
go all the way to the ground and touch it and pause,
and then pull from here.
Set it back down all the way to the ground
and pause for a second, and pull it back.
This is going to force you to have very, very good
technique and a big lat stretch.
And the more you stretch that lat,
the more it's going to grow.
If you just do it normal, you're still going to get
some activation, but you're not going to get near
the stretch of the lat to get it to grow.
So one tip is set it on the ground
and pull it from here, and you're back will grow way faster.
So you've seen the five lat exercises that we use
to get the bench press super strong and get the lats
super stable so that we can do this a long time.
If you like this video, go watch the five
pressing exercises that we use,
and make sure you watch the winning warmup video
that's going to show you how to plug all this in
to making sure that your training reaches optimal potential.
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Speed of Trust Book Review - Duration: 6:16.
Who do you trust? I mean, really trust? And who trusts you like that? Is there anything
you can do to change that? Stay tuned for a book review and my 2 major takeaways!
For weekly encouragement as you develop a regular habit of self-improvement, subscribe
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Thursday. Hey there life-long learners! Molly from Team
Solutions here, giving an overview of the book "The Speed of Trust" by Stephen M. R.
Covey and my 2 major takeaways that make it worth a read.
One of the best ways to feed your habit of self-improvement is to continue to learn.
And one of the best ways to continue to learn is to read books! To that end, we will be
picking a book every six weeks (or so) to talk through. In this 4 part series, I'm
talking about "The Speed of Trust" by Stephen M. R. Covey, son of Stephen R. Covey of "The 7
habits of highly effective people." Now, I consider myself a fairly trustworthy
person, so when a friend recommended this book, I didn't put it at the top of my list.
When I started reading, I kicked myself for that assumption. According to the author,
the one thing that changes everything is trust. And I agree. I now see how trust is interwoven
into the very fabric of our lives. And the Speed of Trust? What does that mean?
Mr. Covey equates trust to confidence. When you have confidence in someone, it is easy
to trust them in difficult situations. And where do we daily encounter difficult situations?
At work. Which leads to the author's argument that there is a strong business case for trust.
He gives an equation of how trust affects speed and cost. The basic idea is that when
trust is high, speed of agreement goes up and the cost of business goes down. But the reverse
is also true. When trust is low, speed of agreement goes down and the cost of business
goes up. I don't want my brief summary to leave you with the impression that this is
a dry business book. It's not! Mr. Covey punctuates many of his points with personal
and professional stories. Not only his, but those of such well-known names as Warren Buffett,
President John Adams, Andy Roddick, and Mahatma Gandhi.
He goes on to describe the trust tax, the trust dividend, and breaks down some trust myths.
The next chapters detail the 5 waves of trust which are: self trust, relationship trust,
organizational trust, market trust, and societal trust. The reason they are presented as waves
is that there is a "ripple effect" from the inside out.
He ends with tackling the topic of how to inspire trust. I'll be diving deeper into
that topic in our Leadership Skills for Managers video. If you'd like to follow along with our series, click
the link in the description to get the book!
Takeaway #1: The components of trust Trust is made up of two components: character
and competence. I had struggled for years with feeling like
a bad friend and coworker because there were instances where I didn't completely trust
someone to do what they said they would. After reading this book, I realized that what I
was responding to was their demonstration of competence. I could see that their intentions
were good, but at times, their follow-through was terrible. For all of us, it doesn't
matter how good our character is, if we don't follow that up with action, we cannot fully
be trusted.
Takeaway #2: You can do something about trust! One of the myths that Mr. Covey challenges
is the idea that trust is a fixed thing. Either you have it, or you don't and there's
nothing you can do about it. The truth is that you can create (and sometimes unfortunately destroy)
trust with both your character and your competence. I'd like to read you this quote which impacted
my view of trust: "What gives trust its harder, more pragmatic edge is recognizing that competence
is as vital to trust as character, and that both character and competence are within our ability
to create or to change."
Which is to say, your trust "rating" is within your control!
Now you have an overview of the Speed of Trust by Stephen M. R. Covey, but there is so much
more to this book! Join me in the next video as I break down how to build trust in the workplace
with what I've learned from "The Speed of Trust."
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