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what's going on everybody Monkiedude22 here with some tips to help you find all

of those optional graffiti locations within episode 1 of life is strange

before the storm if this video was helpful make sure to click that like

button and consider subscribing as well for more videos just like this

the first achievement is called recreational vandalism and to find it

right when you enter into the camp area at the start of the game you'll see an

RV take a quick stroll behind the back side of that RV and you'll see an

opportunity to tag it for the first achievement worth 10 gamerscore

next you're gonna find yourself inside the barn after speaking with the bouncer

out front as you enter in just to the left of the bar you'll find a saw blade

hanging up on the wall step on up and leave your mark for the next achievement

which is I see you saw for 10 gamerscore

later on you'll find yourself inside Chloe's room but before leaving her room

check out that unicorn poster on the wall Chloe's not really a fan of

unicorns princesses or rainbows anymore so tear that off the wall and you'll be

able to make your mark as well as get ten gamerscore and the last unicorn

achievement

downstairs after speaking with your mom you'll be sent outside to hand David his

car keys David then asks you to grab a socket wrench from the garage this one

is fairly easy to miss though after you grab the socket wrench from the blue

toolbox don't give it to David right away

quickly turn around and do a 180 and you'll see the option to tag that same

toolbox and earn the home on improvement achievement for 10 gamerscore later

you'll find yourself at the grounds of blackwell hang it left at the fountain

and head back behind the stage to find the next graffiti spot near the double

doors on the brick wall once you decide who rocks you'll be rewarded with the

rock Idol achievement and another ten gamerscore

later you'll walk in on the drama rehearsals and Rachel will ask you to

grab her belt from her bag after entering the dressing room with the

mirrors just to the left you'll see a show poster for The Tempest leave your

mark on the poster and score the optional graffiti number six which is

dramatis personae for ten gamerscore a

little bit later you'll find yourself on a train with Rachel and she'll ask you

to pull up a chair to enjoy the view move the box just behind you but before

you sit down head back to the area behind where the box is to observe some

writing on the wall after investigating the words you'll have the option to tag

your own line and earn the Mulligan's to Achievement Award for 10 gamerscore

after climbing to the top of the lookout area next you'll find yourself next to

the viewfinder do a 180 udin turn around and you'll see the Statue of Northwest

Valor inspect the sign and then look at but the statue for the next optional

graffiti location tagged the statue and you'll earn yourself another ten

gamerscore and the pioneer spirit achievement later

you'll find yourself in the junkyard after some dialogue with Rachel with the

bat in your hand walk towards the big sign that says good

kiddos and smash that thing to the ground after it falls you'll be standing

next to some cans of red paint go ahead and kick those cans over and you'll now

notice there's some red paint on the sign finish the job by walking up to the

paint splatter and you'll be able to graffiti the sign for another ten

gamerscore and the face your anger achievement the last optional graffiti

location is in a dream sequence towards the end of the episode pay careful

attention though to the order of which these next steps are taking if you

perform them out of order you can possibly trigger the end of the sequence

and you'll have to come back in explorer mode to

try to attain the achievement start by looking closer at the tempest poster

directly in front of you next you'll have the option to move the poster and

then graffiti the backseat but wait you don't have your marker just yet so look

down to the floor in the middle to find a wine bottle with your marker acting as

the cork after pulling out your marker you'll be able to tag in the backseat

earning you the last achievement in Episode one lucid writing and ten

gamerscore

and that's it for episode 1 of life is strange before the storm if you did find

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there's another game or if you need some help with these particular steps or

achievements and if you have any other ideas for video guides that you'd like

to see in the future thanks so much for watching everybody

I'm Monkiedude22.. and I'll see you in the next video

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*jaeseok singing oppaya*

hi todays video is about

OPFACHILD

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lets start with

but before anything else

lets take trip down memory lane people

*shookt daeyeol*

it's not a secret that daeyeol was literally everywhere on the internet

omg fetus daeyeol

*triggered my wb standing ass*

from being a trainee in someone's backup dancer

to being a lead on music videos and acting like it was for a toothpaste commercial because of his severe tooth ache

he also starred in a drama as member of a boy kpop group

but what makes daeyeol a precious human being is how hard-working diligent and amazing leader he is

he always makes sure to be in the same wavelength with the younger members in spite of the age difference

boy deserve all the love and support in this world

*warning ear rape ahead*

no one really knows where sungyoon came from before joining woollim not even his four pre-debut pictures can tell

ILLUMINATI CONFIRMED!!!!!

besides being the most hygienic member lol

lol

sungyoon is so talented not only he can sing and dance, but he is also known to be the mr worldwide

king of speaking english bongjaes ass is tREmbLInG

that lead us to the next member

yES i will never get tired of these two jaeseoks pictures

istg this last member is more than just his pretty face

fax onli

.....

and woollim thinks that

assining this fine man on a job who explains what golden child means on every fucking show they attend to would make up for it

boi its what he deserve

thats okay tho

i can't really blame yall golcha shipping asses

just a reminder

daeyoonseok did that

save this thinking ship

*titanic flute playing*

aaaaAAAA the feels

my family

hes so annoying

thanks for watching ilyyy

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Mike Deeson - Investigative Reporter's Guide to Real Journalism + TV News - Duration: 38:27.

hey everybody I'm ex TV producer jennifer moore and welcome to episode 2

of EX-TV Newsers now in the last episode we featured longtime Tampa

newsmen Brendan mcLaughlin and in this episode we have another very longtime

news reporter this is Mike Deeson and if you've ever been through Tampa or lived

in Tampa you've probably seen him he retired earlier this year as the senior

investigative reporter for WTSP the CBS station in Tampa and he has more Awards

than probably anybody I know and in fact some of them are right behind him Mike

thank you so much for doing this show and and for doing this like this is a

very early project but I really appreciate you being here

the life of me I think this is a very

and I'm so excited to have you and that's what I was thinking is after you

leave the business not a lot of people ask you about your experience or about

your opinion and particularly not the off-air people like producers or you

know photographers and those people have experienced too so I figured you know

why not give people a place to you know kind of decompress and also you're able

to speak a little bit more freely now that you're not in the business you you

can talk a little more candidly and this is hopefully a good place to do it all

right

you are never you don't seem like the kind of guy that is afraid to be

yourself and and for anyone who doesn't know a lot of people someone like mike

is very rare and the TV news business a lot of people come and go I'm sure

you've seen people come and go all your career so someone with nearly 50 years

of experience in TV news is is almost unheard of now so if you're watching

this you need to listen to this man because he knows what he's talking about

so please listen to this guy because he's done things and had experiences

that you have not yet know you're more of an expert on life than someone like

me so a lot of people might not realize that but it's it's

people like you that we should be looking to and learning from okay so

Mike you in your nearly 50-year career what jobs have you held at various TV

stations well I was actually I did some sports in Buffalo and in Saginaw

Michigan I did sports there initially gathered the business doing that

I generally Simon reporting as anybody who wants to be an investigative

reporter you don't start out to do a story and I did a lot of political

reporting which actually led me into investigative reporting because I found

lots of problems with politics and all and people lying and governmental

breakdowns which I wanted to expose and that and that led me to investigate and

for people who are not really familiar how is being an investigative reporter

different than being a general assignment reporter well first of all I

think to be an investigative reporter is the best job in the business I love

being an investigative reporter and still consider myself that we can get to

that in a bit but an investigative reporter doesn't necessarily do a story

every single day work on stories for a long period of time because of the

economies of the TV stations and they want you to be on the air as much as you

possibly can but you've got to research it and put together the information and

make sure you have everything right because usually they are accusatory

stories it's exposing wrongdoing or greed or governmental problems and so

you've got to do a lot of research to nail it down

and there's a matter of fact let me tell you about my stories but I would write a

story it would be reviewed by our investigative unit producer then our

investigative unit executive producer then our news director and then our

Washington DC attorney who would put me on the witness stand and go line by line

and say what paperwork you have to cover this

well it's intense because I was sued a lot of times because we never lost

because we had a nail but anybody can file a lawsuit usually it's when during

that hurts so mad but we never lost so I never never had any problem with with

them saying that to me and that's the egg goes to the importance of really

really digging deep and also getting your facts right and making sure that

the stuff you're reporting is is is correct and you I think you are kind of

you are very well known in the area for being sort of the watchdog and for

keeping people accountable so it's people like you that that really brought

a lot of these issues local issues to light I tried to because I got

personally offended by by people who were greedy or governmental agencies

that weren't doing the right thing I mean really really still does and so I

was more than happy yeah and for the people watching that being an

investigate reporter is is a job that not many people can do especially not as

long as you did successfully so it's it's a very it's a very difficult job

and also you you are working a lot on stories these weren't puff pieces you

were confronting people all the time that didn't really want a story to be

done on them my rule was if I was doing the story about someone they would

appear on him I would call them up and they might say I have no comment and I

would always say you have the right certainly not to comment about the story

but you did say that on camera do me and I don't call it an ambush journalism

because I would say I'll tell you where I'm gonna be and I will track you down

and find you until I get you on camera and then I always say I recommend you do

it in your office which is your kingdom rather than on the street with my finger

some advice um did not what's the longest you ever had to wait for

somebody like staking out of place whoa jeez there wasn't the longest was once

we waited for a week this is in you know one week period where we were trying to

get a guy who had been arrested for targeting young kids he's in jail and it

was horrible and we waited all week long to get a 10 second shot of him and on

Friday I mean we've decorated the morning

stayed into late at night on Friday of that week our news director said if you

don't get him today you got a disorder without him how like I gotta get the sky

yeah we got him that Friday and then also the passenger or two I was trying

to get a state representative who I went to his house I went to his girlfriend's

house he was in a bar one night in st. Petersburg I waited outside for four

hours and he slipped out a back entrance so I then I had to go to Tallahassee and

I knew the session was started either have to sleep in his office to deal with

but so that's a several weeks I hate stakeouts I hate stakeouts I hate

sake I don't get a 10 seconds of video and then ago I love to say guys this is

the glamorous side of news publicist you are living you are living the good life

out there right like so some some people will carry Gatorade bottles I didn't

like to be bad but usually go okay we've been here for four hours he's not come

out of there she's not come out should we chance it really that's problem yes

that's crazy and that's something you don't you think about unless you're

until you're there you know all right what is the best part about working in

the news business in your opinion um I think it's the in the news business get

to see people they see things firsthand that people only like seriously and be

experience it right through there and they

external forth I've been to launches over at the Cape of the at the shuttle

I've seen executions I'm in the witness at several executions both electric

chair and lethal injection and I feel like I'm living part of history see

seeing it actually happened that means the best thing about it is an

investigative reporter exposing wrong and on the flip side what was the worst

part about working in the news business well it's it's a crazy business it's

very long hours then you know work holidays you work crazy hours there's a

lot of pressure there's a there's pressure to constantly produce

constantly right you hate to make a mistake I mean clearly what I was doing

you couldn't make the paper work you know so there's various results I

definitely imagine in your in your particular area especially that was like

right what would you like the world to know about TV news that might not be

evident to the average person to succeed in TV news it's more than just being on

TV you know it's it's hard work it is - very hard work and you've got to be

dedicated if you don't love what you're doing you're in the wrong business

because it is all-consuming all the time I would wake up at 3 o'clock in the

morning and think about a story that I was working on and it's not just looking

for on here there are so many people behind the scenes support people that

make it work and if you work with good people it works very smoothly you work

with bad people it just totally falls apart from the photographer to the

producers to the 80s that there's a lot of people that you never see on the air

that make it all happen and it's not just that a couple of minutes that you

see on the air you work for in my case sometimes weeks or months on the story

the to get it on the air it's not simple it's a great fun but it's very hard work

that is very well said now you've worked on

thousands and thousands of stories but offhand is there one in particular they

had a really big impact on you well yeah there were there were so many uh in the

past year or two I helped send a Tampa firefighter to prison because he also

worked as the treasurer for a cherry that supported orphans live in orphanage

actually and he embezzled three hundred and fifty five thousand dollars oh yeah

and one money a lot of money and nobody was doing anything about it

and finally we did a story and the US attorney saw the story in Tampa and

according to the assistant US attorney who told me after the trial he said to

them the next day what are we doing about this and he said we all sort of

looked around and said nothing he said get the FBI out there tomorrow and get

that guy and they then he finally agreed the plea and spent some time in prison

because as a personally offended me stealing from orphans how it does it

just it just bugs the hell out of me so that that was that was one that I

really really did ever recover the money or was it well he's supposed to make

restitution on that but you know he lost his job because of it and also the fire

chief don't be crazy he wouldn't fire the guy because he got an anonymous tip

like I did but the anonymous tip included the tax return the 990 all of

the nonprofit's is an investigative reporter I didn't teach other nonprofit

immediately get their tax returns for the 990 and it said in the 990 that he

had embezzled the money so he said well I can't act on anonymous IRS form you

can call the IRS like I did and then find out that this is actually true and

he left the guys stay on for a while he finally did fire on them that he was

arrested but yeah he's supposed to pay restitution whether he will or not only

be able to I don't who all right you know we got to talk about the

the elusive viral stories the viral videos I know you probably you probably

seen quite a few go viral in your time in the news attributes have you noticed

that they tend to have like how do you feel like a story goes viral I think

it's something people that touches people's emotions more than intellectual

abilities it's something that really gets to their heart the couple didn't

really come to mind quickly for me was we broke a story how many five six seven

years ago about a quadriplegic who was arrested and the jail didn't

believe he was a quad and they dumped him from ever met I remember that video

ah that went that went viral I was great what was crazy about the story though

was he called me I mean being on the air as long as I was I got a lot of tips and

so we get the call and we go out there and now it's his word he's saying this

happened because we didn't realize at that time that there was a taping system

in the jail and then he said all of a sudden you know it's all on tape that's

unless cameras all over the place it was sort of like probably before your time

when Alexander Butterfield revealed that Nixon had taped everything in the White

House nobody new uses and the Watergate hearings I mean I said oh yeah it's all

I say we tape everything in the in the Oval eyes same thing with this guy so I

made a public records request for the videotape and I didn't know if I had a

story or not until I saw the tape and they said we'll try to get into you the

guy who makes the tape leaves at four o'clock so I tell the station you got to

leave Oh a huge hole in the newscast like a three a half minute hole and I

think I have a story but I'm not sure so I wasn't sure until four o'clock we got

the DVD they didn't even look at it I put it in my computer and and now see me

arrested I mean rolling into the jail and all and then I see him dump it and

dump him I know we've got a story then I had to go to the sheriff's office their

headquarters was away from the jail and show it to them because they had no idea

so they'd be connections for so people just freaked out

about that do you do you like this whole environment now where now there's

cameras everywhere everyone has a cell phone do you think that's a good thing

or do you think that's sort of a negative

I use a double-edged sword I think it's good in some respect look what has

happened in terms of the police shootings and the police violence so I

think in that way because sometimes in the past people say I didn't do that I

didn't do that well right here on video so obviously you did do that another way

our society has become so full of it's almost like Big Brother looking at you

everywhere you go everything so it's a double-edged sword but if I had a vote

one way or the other I probably vote for you let's let's yeah and you were

telling me yesterday when you started out you had to develop your own film

four stories is that right we shot we shot on film my first TV job was in 1968

in Columbia Missouri of balaam new TV the station was all black and white

Coleco TV was coming in but we were black and white and we shot it at that

time they wind up Bell & Howell three twirlin silent camera you get a 45

second narration but he was happy you shot your film you would have to have it

process and then even as I moved through other TV stations um we still shot film

until about 1980 or so and and we would get in from your from your story each

day and the film would go we called it into the soup into the

processor so you had to wait for that and then it would come that's why news

didn't happen after three o'clock because it had a be be processed and

then we would splice it together when I started with with glue pots but then we

eventually want to see what scotch tape and you're like you must feel like it's

a breeze now well yeah I shoot a little little SD cards right now so it's pretty

it's pretty amazing it's really crazy the changes you you must have gone

through yeah well the videotape I mean that was

that was a huge thing because we could then

yet you know we could run it into the station and be closer to deadlines and

then we got live it but I you know I visited a friend when I was still I

worked in Norfolk Virginia for ten years and I we were still shooting film about

1980s my friend was in st. Louis at the CBS oh no it was AMX and they didn't

switch to videotape and I went there I went we're not in the same business like

who is Star Wars compared to what we were doing but then eventually everybody

and that is great that is crazy to think about what you but you had to do to get

a story on the air when you first started that's yeah

what's it what's called nonlinear editing if you lay down a shot you

couldn't go back and insert all right so you've probably had over the years a lot

of media relations or PR people approach you or talk to you about story ideas so

for people who are watching that might work in those businesses if you were to

come up with some sort of guide on you know maybe best practices for people who

are in that line of work you know a lot of people watching this channel might be

what kind of things would you tell them what kind of stuff would you include a

guide like that well first thing is personal relationships that's I mean as

a reporter I would try to have coffee or go into somebody's office even when I

didn't have a story just to establish a personal relationship so I would try to

establish personal relationships with not only reporters but also assignment

editors and and and maybe producers because what happens typically is that

stories are pitched in a meeting even with the investigative unit we met every

Monday with our whole unit and we would pitch stories and they'd say ya know ya

know so you gotta have somebody if you really want the story out there someone

who is pitching your story for you and you've got to get them excited about it

and understand why it's a good story and why it appeals to the viewer not to your

client because nobody cares about how it feels to your client so if you can

establish a relation with reporters the best time to

establish that relationship is prior to meeting them to help pitch the story

same with assignment editors who the assignment editor for those who don't

know their people list some stories going on what's happening in the area

and it have to keep their ears to the radio and make contact it's a very tough

job they only hear from management when

something screws up they never get congratulated when they do something

right the only time you Simonetta they're here some someone is when they

miss something so so it's a very tough job but so you can establish a

relationship with an assignment out of there

on the desk find out who it is station find a cup of coffee one morning and

then producers it's a people-to-people business and that's how you you have to

have to do it and then again keep in mind that there's pressure for a story

that gets on the air to appeal to the audience or you have to say when you

talk to the person that you now establish the relationship with this is

why it will appeal to your audience because that's exactly and we've gotten

so many pitches that don't have those qualities in there we can't we couldn't

do them no no all right so there's a lot of you a lot of youtubers out there and

some of them might be trying to work with media outlets or try to get media

attention what would you tell them like what would be your advice to a youtuber

to try to get noticed by traditional media outlets well you know there's a

lot of YouTube it's played on mainstream TV stations there's a lot of YouTube it

gets more views than mainstream TV stations but again it's the same type of

thing you need to establish that relationship with somebody and say you

know your video might appeal to your audience

that's what it's the same thing as if you're a PR person it's it's it's

appealing for the audience again and through a personal relationship exactly

alright so there are a lot of young people who might be considering a career

in broadcast journalism in fact I just talked to somebody today he wanted to be

a reporter and was asking me what they should do

what kind of advice would you give them right now if they're trying to break

into it okay get a broad educational background if you haven't already done

that it's not you gotta have something journalism but you also need to know

about economics need to know about this you need to know about current events I

was here I used to do the tray of Anton's covered up where I eat a lot of

wildlife but you got to know what's going on in the world

and and and that's locally to know who your police chief is know who your state

attorney is know at least one or two members of your City Council and County

Commission that's where stories happen and understand that it's hard work and

then that if you want success business there is no substitute for hard work

well a lot of smart people that fail in this businesses they don't want to work

hard and I know a lot of people like me that maybe are the smartest people in

the world but work hard and succeed in you just you just outwork everybody else

that's you recent earlier this year you decided to retire after your nearly

50-year career can you kind of walk people through why you decided to leave

the business well yeah the business was changing our station was was was

changing and I didn't like the direction they go and there were some things they

wanted me to do I didn't it so we want to do and there were other things I

wanted to do in life I had written a book then I wanted to finish

concurrently with an Avenue because it's a 703 pages one hundred fifty five

thousand seven hundred and fifty forwards which is way too much so but I

wanted to I wanted to get that done and I was completely handed in the book so I

couldn't publish that while I was there I wanted to do documentaries which I'm

doing that with a little free documentaries right now and I wanted to

do commentary and so I'm and I'm doing commentary now I'm like none of those

could I do while I was still in TV station

I was in a financial position to be able to do that I have been very

fortunate in that and it just it just seemed like the right time and a lot of

people don't understand that people on air at TV stations you are a little bit

restricted as to things you can do in your outside life and people don't I

don't think they understand that that's right like you couldn't have had a news

YouTube channel while working at channel 10 no because because I call people out

but now I can actually say you know this is a boneheaded move or I can do things

about politics and why this is good or why why this is bad I could not get done

that no and I'm very curious to know what is your favorite social media

platform right now well um I like YouTube to be able to use

YouTube but still at all Facebook is the 800-pound gorilla I mean it's it's still

and I have some problems the way they manipulate things I mean they're much

more manipulative than any other social media platform but if you want to reach

the masses unfortunately it seems like Facebook and in some cases YouTube but

but not not as much you know I get a lot more hits on Facebook that I'm YouTube

well though I yeah I really think you I really think you could be huge on

YouTube like low doing doing some sort of week like weekly or daily show yeah I

mean this thing on Facebook called if I were king right where you kind of say

like if I were king I would do this if that seems to be catching on yeah I'm

getting a lot of response I mean someone sometimes I get more

response on that viewership when we were talking yesterday and by the way if you

I actually just met like literally yesterday we worked with the same people

and we worked in the same market but we didn't really know each other until one

day ago I already feel like you're an old friend which is awesome but the one

thing I really that really strikes me about you is how willing you are to

embrace and love technology rather than shy away for it from it or be resistant

to change so like what do you think

makes you like that because there aren't a lot of people that are so so into it

well I realized you know sending with film and see how everything changed if

you don't keep up with honey when we went to video in Virginia and all some

of the photographers in chat film all their wives just they couldn't cope with

it they couldn't understand it the audio and video were on different tracks all

that so that was one thing so I realized you had to do that also I write music

and all the music is digital and you have to you have to be able to work with

computers and digital I've got a digital studio at home for my music so I had to

do do both and so even though as I said you know I'm an old guy I try to keep up

with technology now so fascinating and what do I have to tell you my daughter I

gave her five weeks ago to our second grandchild and I was holding them a

couple of days ago thinking what is his life just in my lifetime are so

fantastic so that's that's amazing I do think I think you should seriously lean

into YouTube because I really think YouTube could use somebody like you

there please please okay all right so let me we'll talk after the show we'll

we'll talk more and and get you more into the YouTube there's and that's the

thing I've noticed about YouTube is that there's a lot of younger people that are

interested in news but they don't want to watch TV

they they want to get it from someone they trust and they seem to have a

distrust of the media right exactly so you you and you seem to understand that

no can you tell people so you've been working on this book and you've been

working on the documentaries where I'm sure there's a lot of people that will

be interested in reading the book and watching them where can they do that

well we'll be out sometimes probably in the spring it'll be on Amazon you know

in some other places but Amazon will be probably the prime place it's called a

bad news for you is good news which is kind of your life and a nut

really sums up your career it does documentaries the first one is

on the economic impact of climate change in Florida I am I was hired you that I'm

not producing that I was just the hired journalist from the interviewer and

writer and talent but that the guy who's producing it thinks he can get it on

Netflix I hope that can't because it'll help me with my others the others I'm

just in the middle of shooting right now we're almost done with the climate

change documentary so if that works I'm also working I wonder I am producing

about autonomous vehicles something your grandson will have when he's a car

really oh yeah all being all be able to drive themselves

that's right they'll be able to drive themselves so I'm hoping that if the

climate change one gets onto Netflix that this will then be able to follow it

I'll have an entree under that and I'm working on one about problems with

teaching kids to read the school system is doing a terrible job and most of the

text that they use they have data that shows if that doesn't work but the

companies that own these products also make millions of dollars in campaign

contributions to some legislators and and people who make the decisions so I'm

trying to exactly people have this misconception that because you've

retired from channel 10 you're like laying on a beach somewhere and that

couldn't be further from the truth

you work your you are not stopping and you're still a journalist you're just

doing it in a different way I don't think in 5-10 years I might be wrong

that there will be let the you know we have four stations doing news I don't

think there will be four stations doing news thank you so what do you what do

you think is gonna happen to the news business well I think it's a good time

because there are so many platforms but I think it's going to be on a home

computer or fall technology we're not even sure there's

still always be a need with someone who can shoot right into these stories so

I'm still high on the business the TV business is in a bit of an interesting

place right now what do you think TV stations can do to remain relevant and

to really survive well that's really tough I if I were in charge if I were to

he became of a TV station I would do a newscast for older people because

they're the ones that are watching TV and and I would I would say we're the

adult station we are we are not gonna tell you who Britney Spears and

Christina Aguilera are battling it out for and on all that and that's what the

TV stations are doing I think they make a huge mistake my kids and their friends

rain rains from 2627 it's almost 40 and none of them none of them watch TV news

if they would ever comment when I was working to the station about one of my

stories it's because they saw it on Facebook or YouTube so the TV stations

are making an endless battle to get the younger demographics that are not there

where older people people my age who have a ton of disposable income and are

interested in the news watch the newscasts so that's what I would do but

then the problem is when people my age the baby boomers when we die off that's

when the newscast I mean a TV news business I hate to say it is almost like

being in the typewriter business you can see it coming you think things are

changing so they have to focus their efforts on line I think in on and on

mobile or on some technology that's not there but it doesn't look good the

future to me looks worse for newspapers and bad for TV so if you were trying to

get into reporting now would you kind of look to more alternative media like the

online outlets or yeah I'm the only the only reason I might go to the TV

stations is they pay more money right now but I don't think that's always

going to be the case I think there will be on

outlets are paying a decent salary and all and to get the experience of the TV

station with a bigger staff because the online outlets they expect you to do

more do your own shooting I mean for some of the one of the documentaries

there's photographers the ones I'm producing because I'm cheap I'm shooting

I'm writing I'm the talent I'm doing the music for it you know but at the TV

stations that you have a bigger bigger staff but I think it's gonna be more

self-contained as well and that's something that we you and I have been

finding out with making our own videos like I'm learning to do graphics and

there was just a lot of it there's a lot more working parts that you have to have

to get together and you've been doing your own graphics for the if I were king

stuff oh yeah yeah and at the TV station and I added a lot you know my shooting I

shot a little bit I'm shooting more now and the equipment is come down it's so

much in price you know I have all sorts of the barriers to entry if you want to

create videos they're so low it's no accessible to people so I tell people

like don't worry Anessa Sara Lee about the gear just tell the story that's

right I mean there was a reporter in Houston I think what's used to who did

all his stories on his iPhone and in quite not candidly the iPhone video is

as good as the DSLR you can tell you can sometimes the problem is when you go in

to interview someone with an iPhone they don't yeah they're like really yeah if

you set up the whole thing with the light kit the DSLR and I've got all that

and go oh this this guy really is professional through this this is just

as good quality and I use it as a third camera cos they have a GoPro and have a

couple other little things but you can shoot on an iPhone and look great and I

shot some stuff at the TV station we were doing some undercover stuff every

once in a while I would shoot it on the iPhone so we'd have extra cameras and it

looked like you say you couldn't tell the difference

no that's it's so interesting to see and in some I saw a youtuber he had a good

point he's like you know what the quality of an iPhone is better than

Spike Lee when he shot do the right thing

absolutely yeah which when you think about it that way like the quality we

have now on a phone is better than filmmakers did in like the 1980s I know

it is it is absolutely frightening well Mike I

mean I this has been such a great time talking to you and I think for people

watching hopefully you you learn something from this man because I

definitely have and I want to give you the opportunity to ask people watching

any question you want what kind of question of the day do you

for people the question I would have is what is important so important to your

life that it would make you tune in to either a webcast or a newscast every day

to find out about what's the latest with that particular event that's that I

would really like to know that you know what would you say well I've got to know

whether it's the price of Bitcoin or what what the president has done or or

what but I want to know you know what is that visceral feeling inside of you

where you got I've got to find out and if I don't tune in go to that webcast or

YouTube or TV station I don't feel like I'm missing something that's that's what

I really would like to know that is a very good question well Mike decent

thank you so much and for all of you watching thank you and if you are a

fellow X TV news err and want to be featured here hit me up on Twitter I'm

at X TV producer hit me up because I would love to talk to you as well and

Mike really best I I can't wait to see what like seriously I really don't think

you are done at all you could be like the next huge youtuber and look like

that would be that would be so awesome you know you you end up having this 50

year career in news and then you end up also blowing up somewhere else

that like that's what I would want for you well thanks that's that's wonderful

and again I congratulate you on this and which is terrific you are obviously a

people person but like Jennifer said we just met yesterday I feel like she's a

long-lost friend and I know that this will be a relationship that will

continue besides this little chat that we've had here today and my call so

where can people find you online if they want to find ya right now the decent

media on Facebook or Mike decent on Facebook I've got them both and I've got

a mic the YouTube channel and I'm also gonna

migrate some of those if I were king into an if I were king YouTube channel

you I was even thinking podcasts are really big right now to like you could

totally do like put some of that stuff in a podcast I could yeah people would

listen I would hope so we're excited to see what Mike does next thank you so

much Mike I really appreciate you doing this

thanks Jennifer have a great day all right you too

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Real Estate Flipping - Creating Systems, Guides and Leverage - Duration: 44:51.

Closed Caption by YouTube I said what's up YouTube what's going on YouTube today we're talking about real

estate flipping and I'm talking about how to create systems create books

create guide create leverage for your business because your business is a

business system right if you understand the four quadrants right the four

quadrants of rubber Kazak is rich dad poor dad you understand that there's the

business quadrant that the investment quadrant and the wealth building comes

from the business and the investment quadrant there's the employee quadrant

does the self-employed single person business quadrant essentially you want

to pay attention to you want to pay attention to the business and investment

quadrant and you can still in this time and age in this technology age you can

be a single person by the way I still run a successful business system at some

point still 2017 you're gonna need some help okay but it starts from how you

employ technology so I have this viewer email that came in today and this person

essentially is struggling with hiring people and having people help building a

team and things like that so if you understand leverage at any level in the

business game alright in running businesses if you understand that then

you understand that you have to build a team okay if you understand leverage or

essentially leverage is having more hours than 24 hours to allow you in a

day and being able to make money from that and being able to build a business

from that so if you're a real estate wholesaling you flipping houses your

network marketer your internet marketer any type of business at the end of the

day if you want to make money at the maximum leverage maximum level and you

wanna maximize your income potential you wanna maximize your revenue you're going

to have to understand the concept of leverage as with regards with respect to

time okay with respect to time so with that being said I have a quote here I

want to read to you it's from my book so what you want to do

is you want to make sure you go to my website my Empire Pro

komm you're gonna go there and you can download that book for free I highly

recommend this book because the game the fundamentals everything I share with you

on this channel is in the book and if you don't understand the fundamentals if

you have pick or you need pic all over the place you will fail okay but if you

understand the concept and you soak it in and understand it and then in

addition to this videos it to help you tremendously in your business okay so

the court goes a lot of pieces in your real estate flipping business can become

redundant what does redundant means we don't that

means something that's not useful but it kind of repeats itself over and over and

it ends up taking up space in your business it end up occupying all over

the place at the end of the day you have limited resources I mean you can think

of your business as you have unlimited resources once you understand leverage

only once you understand leverage if you don't understand leverage you cannot

really think of your business as unlimited resources because you're

only one person you only have 24 hours in the day and you have limited

resources once you think outside of leverage okay so so redundant is

essentially you have all these different patches of your business that's not

useful that's not really producing that's not relating to productivity or

massive performance in your business but they occupy all the they're all over the

place okay and again resources energy officers are limited and you want to

make sure that you're maximizing the use of your time especially your time is

very very important also time energy resources those things are limited

especially when you do not understand leverage okay so a lot of pieces and

your real estate flipping business can become redundant discover the solution

to this massive virus in your business so here's a quote here create a user

guide and/or a system that does that does the motivation work for you plug

your team in on it so this conversation started from you know your a lot of

people tell you you're in the business of motivation but the motivation of

motivating people and I'm here to tell you that no you're

not in the business of motivating people any longer okay

inspiration it's a inspiration it's a big part of what we do as business

owners as entrepreneurs yes inspiration is a big part of what we do but

essentially you don't want to be you don't want to get into the business of

using your time to inspire people okay there are other ways to inspire people

people can watch what you do they can see how you're running your business

they can be inspired by that okay so essentially you want to take advantage

of what's already at your disposal without using your time because the time

is limited energy is limited resources you want to maximize the efficiency in

using time energy and resources in your business okay by the way if you have

comments if you have questions with regards to this topics please comment

below ask below I like to address them if you want by the end even if I'm done

with a live session I always come back to get around to it

okay so you want to create a user guide a system that does the motivation work

for you plug your Tim in on it okay um like I said earlier you can sit down

with one person and be trying to inspire them okay or focus your energy on

arguing with people something I'm really really learning and says is a very it's

a it's a struggling battle for me it's a big battle for me and that's to not

argue okay not to engage in arguments if I have something to say and I really

feel like it's part of my philosophy instead of engaging an argument with

one-on-one with people within my time because again my time is everything I

can just dump it here at the topic on my youtube channel and that video can serve

multiple was over and over again are you gonna see more of that and what I share

with you here today some of you are good in the team some of you are trying to

build a real estate business some of you are trying to wholesale right but yeah

your thinking is a one-man business no it's not okay you have to build a

business system around this and it starts from how you use your time the

whole idea behind building um sorry if I'm looking here

looking at faces I'm looking at you - I'm just trying to talk to everybody at

the same time right the OL idea here is to make sure that you're making the best

use of your time okay that's the whole idea behind business so in the business

quadrant in rubber Kazak is four quadrant right you have the business

systems the business system is so you can leverage time and have time working

for you have your money working for you have all these things working for you so

money is coming in even while you're sleeping even while you're not

physically involved in the work right that's the whole idea behind all of this

okay that's the whole idea of leverage okay so when I'm telling you create

systems is no way around it if you plan to maximize your revenue okay there's no

way around it let me go back to the quote real quick okay so yeah business

we're talking about business so business quadrant you create business systems

businesses can include human beings just not necessarily you by yourself but

human beings you know in a world leveraged tight together system right

and then investor you have the investor quarter the invested quadrant where you

pretty much have your money working for you you have you've worked very hard and

you make some money which is one of the first is the number one thing you must

master how to do you need to learn how to make money if you can't make money

then you have money coming in okay let me make sure that uh talking to

everybody here all right all right so you have all this money coming in right

and you want to pretty much eventually that money you have a copy here the cap

because you're only working eight hours a day right that's all you can do okay

let's see you're superhuman you can work 16 hours a day your medical doctor right

you're twenty hours but that's to the kaepa okay and there's only so much of

that that you can do because you're human and then you're you're limited by

how much you can produce if all you depend on is selling your hours per day

right so let me go back here so again investor as an investor you

have your money working for you business you build in the business you build

systems that work for you even while you're sleeping but while you're

sleeping you have ten people working for you or working with you in a partnership

it could be that as well right but now you have ten times ten hours per day

that you can make money from per day and that's called leverage okay so you

create a use a guide or a system that does the

motivation work for you plug your Tim in on that okay it's culture okay let's

talk about culture for a second if you have your one person you you even as a

human being you have to create habits you have to create winning habits in

your life in your business you have to do that because if you do not do that

you will fail okay because if you assume you're super macho human and then you

can just change your habit you're gonna fail you have a human brain in your head

I say that all the time if you're going to create a business that you're gonna

win it you have to create new habits so now habits when you talk about habits

when you take habits into another realm when you start building a team now you

gotta create culture the culture become habits and your team members does that

make sense so now to do that you gotta write them

down they have to be documented somewhere that's the one the first key I

want to tell you you have to document that some way because if you don't

document that somewhere tomorrow it's a different day you can feel a little bit

differently right and then if you feel differently then you have to then you

find yourself creating a new culture tomorrow and then tomorrow's culture is

right it's not a matter of right and wrong but now you're all over the place

you have a situation where people are all over the place and you're not

creating consistency and one of the keys to success is consistency consistency on

the same thing over and over that's why computers will do so much because it's

the same activities inside of the computer that's pretty much outputs and

me talking to you right now systems can be boring and say that all the time

but they produce and they're gonna produce more than a lot more than you

let me give you another example what I'm saying right now creativity right

creative people or some other broke-broke has most broadcast people in

the world I don't know if my grandma is correct or not I don't care right the

bottom line is that the most creative people in the world the most creative

people are not always jay-z they're not always Drake right most of them are

artists that I broke and you don't have money why because it's not about how

creative you are because number one that's subjective

okay what you see your artwork is not what I see is not what the second person

sees right yes sometimes once in a while we have a jay-z we have

Jackson come around and a whole chunk of the population agrees that yes this is

entertaining us right but the other day is hard work and most artists are broke

for that reason because there's no it's not a system it's not a repetitive work

so as much as we like to say yes we want you to be creative but we also want to

have a system that has consistency inbuilt into it and that's the idea of

being a business system ok so I want you to note that ok so this is partly I'm

still reading the quote from my book if you want the book you simply want to go

through you want to go to my Empire procom right there the first page you

can download my book from there you can also register for a free webinar class

there too that can change your business if they're supposed to be on your team

so I said plug your team in on it right if they're supposed to be on your team

your user guide and system will wake them up to the reality of your team

being a real business so again remember I was talking about inspiration and

motivation right there's gonna be people that will come into your business and

yeah but I gotta spend more time with them let me help him maybe if I spend

more time with him he can wake up and can finally start producing no they

won't ok if by the way again that's you

thinking that that's called the illusion of action ok that's called illusion of

action and you don't want to be engaged in that in your business illusion or

action will kill your business ok you need to create system unity Trotters

trust the system more I put on the inside of this system is the consistency

that will drive home let me tell you my story a little bit ok I'm a victim of

thinking I can get creative and change things and then I change things every

other day before you know it I'm not really producing I am a victim of that

so you can learn from me you don't have to make the same mistakes that I've made

right you need to create a system you need to stick with it and you need to go

all the way through that's why you see me dropping videos every day that's why

you see me doing this live videos because it produces okay but in the

beginning it doesn't seem like it produce ok it doesn't seem like it

produce so I like to do things like this as some example because you can watch me

you can see me do this things exactly the way I'm telling you but if I do one

video and I don't show up for the next two weeks

and then I wonder well why is video working for this other people and it's

not working for me because it's lacking consistency sometimes you have to hear

things over and over and over before it drives home yes for a certain sector of

the market they hear you over and over they get tired they remove you know what

from my quotes and this book right here let's say for your team members right

you create a video and it doesn't drive home then they don't belong there that's

why they're not supposed to be there that's why it's not motivating them

let's go back to the quote here if they're supposed to be in your team your

user guide and our system will wake them up to the reality of your team being a

real business what are we talking about here today I'm talking about real estate

flipping I'm talking about network marketing I'm talking about internet

marketing any type of business I'm talking about any of those who do if

you're not building a team you're not maximizing your revenue you need to

build a team and you may say hey but I just started how can I build a team well

you need partners okay you need leveraging other people's resources

that's part of the game or building a business system if you try to do things

by yourself especially in this time and age you're going to fail you need to

incorporate mastermind you need to have a mastermind people going in the same

direction and in efforts to do that you're gonna end up with the wrong

people and you must not quit okay you must keep going until you find the right

people that you want to leverage your time leverage their time you want to

have them leverage your expertise and you just your job is simply learn

something new right learn something new and share it and continue sharing and

create a system around it and yes you can tweak your system but when you

create a system make sure you recognize that it's a system okay so it goes it to

motivate them this will make them wake up to the reality so the system will

make them wake up at some point you will have the right people okay I saw at some

point your system we extract the studs from the dots okay most people that we

engage with your business at some point either as a customer as a client or as a

as a partner most people we be duds okay and I don't

mean that in a disrespectful way they just don't belong there okay

they start you only need one or two or three no more than five that

you need in your business to take your business to a million dollars you don't

need more no more than five starts I want you to take that and I want you

take that to the bank you need maybe five at most starts people that will be

on your mastermind that work closely with you on your frontline team

membership right those are the people you need to take your business to the

top if you um if you focus on having a a big alarm frontline you will feel but

here's the key okay in order to find those five studs you have to go through

five hundred duds does that make sense that's just the way it works is a

numbers game okay it's a numbers game so again we're talking about real estate

flipping right primarily yes there are two types of you you'll be dealing with

you're dealing with motivated sellers but you're also dealing with building a

team of people that will bring motivated sellers into your organization okay

you start by yourself first and the system you create you the system you

create to find your mood soft of course you have to master how to find motivated

sellers yourself the system you create you want to share that with a few five

partners to find you five partners it may take you going through 25 people

50 people 100 people you're building a team why would you want to build a team

because two is better than one and three is even better than two okay and and

you're gonna leverage you're gonna tap it each of those currents you're gonna

tap it each other each other's resources and then you're gonna be able to build

something stronger together to find those two three five starts you may have

to go through twenty five 100 500 duds that's all you can go to Ross okay if

it's like finding the diamonds in the rough it's a numbers game it's the way

it works okay so here we go so my point in all of this is that you don't want to

sit down with one person and be trying to motivate them in person as you master

the skill set record videos that explain what you do okay

record videos that explain what you do and document in PDF or on a report on a

blog post exactly how you do is step by step and then just hand that to the

people that are coming into your team it doesn't matter it doesn't have to be

perfect as long as it's a step by step something that's um

they can follow right and you can go back there and trickle all the time and

say from time to time not all the time from time to time you can tweak it and

say hey I just had it another step oh I just took a step out to optimize it

doesn't matter as long as it's a system and as you update people it's the same

thing you do if you add employees is the same thing you would do you to give them

a guide you will give them something they can follow that's why we call it

systems okay so you want to create system you wanna create a guide it could

be a book that's why the book that I'm telling you right now make sure you go

there and you download it is that my Empire procom it's the fundamentals of

my philosophy on how to run a business not because it's coming out of my ass

it's cuz I've done it okay I've done it I've made mistakes I explain the

mistakes I've made how he affected me how I came back up from it and how I'm

leveraging other people's resource leverage it leverage is a big part of

what we do when it comes to building empires okay so the code continues do

you do not have time for babysitting henceforth okay babysitting is something

you wanna completely avoid in your business and you wanna have zero empathy

for anybody who asked you to babysit and you have to be code with this okay I

want you to pour all your energy into leverage you're gonna serve a lot more

people when you pour all your energy into leverage you're gonna serve a lot

more people and the people that make the most money or create the most revenue in

life and in business and in your life any type of lifestyle are the people

that serve the most people so you cannot serve the most people when you focus on

one person okay when you focus on serving one person with 100 minutes you

cannot serve more people than the person that focus or create systems that can

serve 100 people in one minute does that make sense you focus you spend all your

time with one person you spend 100 minutes with that one person versus

spending professors creating a system that can serve 100 people in one minute

which one do you think is gonna win this is not about being fair or not it's

absolutely fair that the person that served the most people will win and

that's something you need to pay attention to here that's why if you

create a system that you can close multiple deal

in a month or you can close deals without you necessarily being at the

closing table if you create systems like that you will always win if you create a

system where you're able to educate more people and bring more people into the

business that you get more people right even though you know because the numbers

work the way the numbers work you know that most people would not you know like

prophet has no honor in his own village right you know that most people that go

to your material we're not taking serious it's a given we know that

already that's the more reason why you cannot waste time with people because

you never know they can show enthusiasm in the beginning or excitement in the

beginning and they could still disappear on the second day that their spirits

could be dead on the second day the excitement's could be gone for reasons

beyond your control doesn't mean they're bad people it's

just the way people operate it just means what that means is that is beyond

your control the only thing in your power the only thing in your control is

when you create systems right to serve more people okay this is not even about

you being selfish okay it's from maximizing productivity this is about

maximizing performance you need to create systems that serve more people I

cannot stress that enough right so when you know better then when you know

better then you can use books and systems to motivate your team oh so

sorry when you know better that you can use books and systems to motivate your

team while you are not there physically your time becomes worth more than money

itself all of a sudden okay many of you sell time okay and your idea

of bringing my money in is to sell more time it's a good stepping stone when you

sell time okay I sell time I sell time too

okay and I've sold my time as much as $5,000 an hour before with my $15,000

program right now my time is about let's see let me do the math real quick my

time is about $1,000 an hour there are other services that I sell for $40 an

hour it depends on what we're talking about it depends on what my goal my end

goal is right but many of you have the idea that the way you're gonna increase

income is by selling more time you can increase

your front-end cash flow but you cannot increase your wealth by selling more

time it's just not gonna happen you can only do that in the in the third and

fourth quadrant the B quadrant and the investing quadrant when you have money

work for you or you have other people's resources work for you in the B quadrant

that's the only way you can multiply okay because again you create income you

multiply the income okay you multiply you add exponential and compounding

effect to your money that's how you build wealth you cannot build worth all

on your own it's just not gonna happen why because it's just not gonna happen

okay so your time it becomes worth more than money itself all of a sudden it's

called leverage that's the end of the quote

that's just a quote that I pulled out of the book if you want the book all you

have to do is just go to my Empire upper calm and download it for free from there

that's it absolutely free and of course I'm gonna assume that you will not

because I said it's free you're not gonna think there's value in it the

reason why I'm giving is because it's free okay this is actually free

information that I've curated nicely with my philosophy into a book for you

it's 213 pages and go ahead and download it and take advantage of the information

don't worry about the grammar don't worry about how its arranged just go

there and take all the meat and leave the bones alone okay it's called the

Empire lifestyle secrets it's 200 plus pages and that we help your business now

okay so there's this question that came in from a viewer the question goes hey

coach I had to fire the dude that was assisting me so I met with another guy I

knew I knew my B though seen staples because the seems to have some

experience with the business okay I knew might be good because seems to have a

stress with the business he just kind of lost everything in bankruptcy recently

she let me go and tell you right now he's saying that this person he just is

meeting with it seems like it's gonna be a shop person and you know you know you

know I know you're gonna be a shop person you know you seem to be a shop

person I would like you to be in my business you want to be careful with

coming to the table with that kind of mindset when you're dealing with the

person you're about to hire a person or your

to recruit a partner or you're about to bring a new client on you wanna maintain

a center okay you want to maintain a certain type of center you want to be

excited but you don't want to be overly excited you want to maintain some kind

of balance where you don't come off needy right because if you come off

needy they can feel on it and then you become you look like you don't have any

value okay so you want to be careful with leading with that and lo probably

you're just saying that's what you see but make sure you're not you're not

shooting that energy you're projecting your own anticipation on them and plus

anybody you meet you must treat them all equally everybody must be treated

equally because you just never know what's going to be that a type

personality that will end up in your team you never know so treat everybody

equally okay by the way click like on this video if you're on YouTube on

Facebook anywhere you are helped me click like okay because I'll be doing

this every day and you don't want to miss out on the notifications okay

alright so you want treat everybody equally okay when you do that you bring

your skill to the table your skills is pretty much much more work than worrying

about if the person is I said it's a dog I start you start they will figure it

out okay you will find that out after the fact if they show up front show

embrace it if they say because you're gonna find a lot of people come to you

say oh yeah I'm a killer I can do this oh yeah I'm gonna be the best person on

your team right you're gonna find people like that if you're going through enough

numbers of people which you should be going through numbers okay if you don't

know how to go through numbers you need to learn marketing that's the more

reason we need to download that book because this heavy marketing message and

training inside of the book okay you need to go through numbers because if

you go through numbers then everybody you treat everybody equally you don't

say hey this guy seems like a stud I'm gonna spend the next 60 minutes with him

to make sure I recruit him as a partner or to make sure oh yeah this guy seems

is motivated and I'm gonna spend the next 60 minutes with him to make sure he

becomes a client if you have a system in place all of a sudden it doesn't matter

I gave you have a system a step-by-step protocol that you follow every time you

meet the motivated seller a protocol to prequalify people it wouldn't matter

that's why you need to create systems because when you create system is called

leverage it saves you time it saves you resources it saves you energy and I make

sure that none of those things are operating in a redundant way in your

business system as a whole that makes sense all right so let's go back here

alright so so he says he he knows I do because the guy seems to have some

experience it doesn't matter okay as parents it's just a pre-qualification to

don't lead with that treat everybody equal he just kind of lost everything in

bankruptcy recently but I noticed that it's hard to schedule time to cover the

training I have to go through with him okay you see what I'm saying this person

is already showing you weakness okay and again if they're showing weakness it

wouldn't matter because there will be a system they're following through and

you're dealing with multiple people that you're trying to recruit or get us a

client or build into the business whatever it is you're treating everybody

equals you don't have time to waste on one person on to the nest okay that's

the same from traditional network marketing that they used to say let me

see if I remember something something something next right just pretty much

being able to get to the quit just not quit but get to the next as soon as you

can you say yes to everybody on so you have to sit next you're really never

saying no you just say next if they're saying no to themselves you're saying

next you're moving on to the next as soon as you can because time it's worth

more than money for you all of a sudden just by simply listening to this video

or by simply being here hanging out I mean live or watching rebroadcast later

it's money okay it's much it's worth a lot more than money especially energy

energy is like you know we're talking about bitcoins these days we have the

Bitcoin Fridays whatever right and energy is something that's neither

created nor destroyed okay the law of thermodynamics right the

law of conservation of energy energy you know how to say bitcoin is a store of

value right energy is a store value kind of but you know what I mean it's never

created nor destroyed it's the same amount it just converts from one form to

the other it converts from one form to the other looks like matter

right so in the same talking you it doesn't matter you just on to the nest

because you know that if you don't use your time wisely is to dissipate it to

dissipate it doesn't disappear vanish it goes to somebody else okay before you is

gone that time is gone so limited amount of it for you right so you have to

manage it wisely alright so those are so but I notice

it's hard to schedule time to cover training it's already hard which is why

you must create videos video training give them tutorial video and then once

they tell them to go go to the video and then get on the phone with you you tell

them to get on the phone with you you set a time for them to get on the phone

with you and if they miss that schedule they missed a schedule not they have to

schedule another time with you but you need to communicate to them that your

time is just that valuable with the way you act okay so if you're chasing them

around if you're chasing somebody around with video tutorials that they need to

cover because you're about to hire them they're not gonna value you because

you're telling them you're training them that your time is not valuable so if

they act accordingly to that or they act consistent with that don't blame them

okay so again treat everybody equal have a system in place record video tutorials

record video step by step of the guide on how they gonna become your assistant

whatever you're hiring them for or a partner have something that it can go

through and just be there to answer questions at the designated time okay

this is all part of the system this is all part of leverage because again

leverage is it's a battle against time okay essentially all right so let's go

here I'm continuing the question here but I notice hearts okay he also said in

the text to not that he can only work two days a week you know again this is

well how you communicate how you bring yourself this was last Thursday and

today is all over my text with an ultimatum for the training session

within 24 hours so he's asking for a training session because you promised

him a training session when in the first place you should not be promising

anybody that hasn't proven to you that they deserve your time you should not be

giving them no training session okay they either show that with work ethics

over time maybe you have a relationship equity with them over time or they

actually pay for it if they are paying for your time

of course if you pay for my time I spend one hour two hours with you if you pay

for the time right but if you haven't paid for that the only thing that can

replace that is some kind of relationship which means I trust you to

a certain level that you're gonna show up unless there's some kind of emergency

if you're dealing with people brand new and it's a numbers game put them through

a video tutorial and only deal with the people and put a number of people

through it and only deal with the people that get back to you so when you put a

number up to it you already understand is only a percentage it's certain

percentage that would get back to you and it's just the way it is just like

this video a couple of hundreds people who watch this video over time maybe

thousands but only a few people will I ever work with and I'm fine with that

and that's profitable for me and if all I can do is say one sentence here and it

serve you that's good enough for me as well too okay and that's the way you

should set up your business - alright so he goes training this person you're

bringing into your business either as a client which means you're about to serve

them they giving you ultimatums just not done that's not valuing your time okay

he now wants to meet me for tomorrow absolutely not okay and I've done that

before maybe with Starbucks before I met people before and I've met people as

restaurants before because they've worked with me and I end up just saying

hey let's meet up and just eat up together because because we have that

kind of relationship but random people that are coming into your life for the

first time because they show something on resume you don't waste your time with

those kind of people they have to go through jump through some some type of

Hoops before you waste your time with people is very very opponent you do that

okay so they have not responded I can't deal with this it all seems wrong it's

absolutely wrong and it's not that person that's wrong is used the way

you're set up right now and it's okay you're learning right I'm talking about

the person that sent this video in but hopefully you can relate right if you're

bringing in a new motivated seller or you're bringing in it doesn't matter

anybody that's coming into your business you want to show them all kind of

respects but you want to make sure that they deserve it okay you want to make

sure I mean you're not like for example if you're dealing with a client you can

show up and qualify them use it could be your pre-qualification questions that

will lead to them deserving the time but you want

to make sure these are people that are absolutely yes people and not people

that are on the fence if people are on the fence put them through a tutorial

send them on my tier I have the autoresponder send them materials to

them I have a video that I did on this you want to google it you can google my

name all I talks I'll be talking to three C's the create CAPTCHA convert

right you want to put people through a scenario instead of you wasting time and

trying to beg them on the phone or coming off as you're begging them on the

phone or insulating about begging them in any

way if it looks remotely anywhere like you're begging them it devalues you

instantly right and talk to people on YouTube a little bit too it devalues you

instantly devalues everything you bring to the table and they're gonna act

consistent okay with that okay and eventually you may even lose them

all you may sign them up temporarily they'll disappear all right it could be

as a partner or anything any of those things they would disappear eventually

and that's not helpful for you that's not the best use of your time okay

so instead I'll rather put people through videos tutorials and prequalify

people that way not everybody that reads my book

we need more service for me and that should be perfectly fine but the idea is

for to save me time okay and to serve more simultaneously I'm serving more

people simultaneously but I'm saving myself time because my time is literally

all I've got that's all I got because I said dissipators dissipated it just

disappears into somebody else's hand right but the best way I can use my time

is to make sure that I apply leverage at all points okay so he says I've not

responded I can't deal with this it's all seems wrong what am I doing wrong

could this be a good candidate so here's that's the ultimate question there right

could this be a good candidate it doesn't matter okay it doesn't matter if

there's a good candidate or not it just simply doesn't matter okay they need to

prove that you don't have to find out you don't have to be a psychic person

you don't have to visit a prophet to find out if this is a good you don't

have to ask me I don't know if this is a good candidate not it doesn't matter to

you your system will find out once you set up a system to prequalify people

again systems can be a book can be

pre-qualification questions questions we answer three it is set up you can set up

three or four questions in safe he answers the audience to this answer call

me at this number if you haven't know in this answer don't

bother calling me and when they call you you can simply get on the phone and say

hey I'm gonna actually I'm gonna ask you two three questions that I asked you on

the document that you went through on the PDF that you went through and if

they still saying oh yeah it was I know but I'm not sure if you feel like you

have enough time and they on the fence right you could try to get them to a yes

but ultimately you wanna be a yes master here okay does a gentleman would teaches

real estate agents called he has a program called the yes masters right but

essentially you want to be the yes master in this situation you want them

to be yes yes all the way if they're not don't waste your time don't waste at a

time move on okay move on faster to the next person okay you want to say next as

soon as possible you're not saying no you say next until they are a yes you

want to say next and yes yes yes yes next next you want to say yes next next

yes next and that no could be a yes in the future I said no to themselves

really because it doesn't matter to you you got a pipeline that's the whole idea

you may want to Google all our talks I'll be talking pipeline okay

and that's another video that I did on pipeline if you have a pipeline right it

it doesn't matter okay if it's a good candidate or knife it's a good candidate

there will filter themselves through the cracks the right way that we end up

being your best partner they will figure out what you're doing you don't have to

answer stupid questions and yes sometimes there are stupid questions

okay stupid questions are things that you can literally google but you decide

to change your leader around you decide to chase a guru around to give you the

answer and if they don't give you the answer you don't feel comfortable moving

forward those are stupid questions in the day of Google because you can

literally Google anything okay it's called being a self-starter it's called

being the person who can initiate movement and you can move with or

without a leader because guess what you are the leader no one else is the leader

and guess who I'm looking for in my team ever I guess we

to be looking for in your team guess the kind of people you must have in your

system as people this our leaders only okay you only work with leaders because

it's the way systems work you need things that was self motivate and self

work without you being there in person because that's the idea of leverage okay

so again we're talking about creating systems and I read the quote to you

earlier let's quote us from my book you want to get the book go to go to Empire

my Empire procom that's what you want to download the book from my Empire procom

the name of the book is Empire lifestyle secrets you read the fundamentals of how

this is applicable to any type of business yes I attract mostly realistic

home sellers here because that's my background but any type of business you

need leverage you need systems you need to build a team okay because you cannot

be everywhere at the same time unless you apply leverage okay you cannot be

all men a woman a omniscience on me whatever it is you can be everywhere

unless you master leverage once you master leverage you can literally be

anywhere at any time at any point in time let me give you an example you're

watching this video you can watch me in live right now but there's a ton of more

other people that watch me long after I recorded this life how cool is that and

those people can be served by getting one nugget or two and you can apply that

in their business that can change your lifestyle

that can change their business and they can say hey yeah that I said that one

and it makes so much sense I can't be every everywhere all the time unless I

apply leverage team building business system create system systems does not

necessarily mean has to be a computer involved it just means something you set

up that another human being can look at and follow that same step right it's

called leverage you another human being that's how you create duplication okay I

think duplication is BS but I also think you can reverse-engineer duplication as

much as possible into your business and you gotta have duplication okay it's the

same process repeating itself over and over again produces the best

performances ever because of the effect of consistency in that consistency is

everything and if for you to be consistent you need commitment right

the easiest things in life to get them to commit our computer systems and

systems in general human beings for us human beings it's very hard for us to to

be consistent if I start to say one word right now and I say go go go go go go

if you measure that go go go each one of them scientifically speaking it to be

all the different I'm in the different volume different kind of frequencies and

on each one of them they're all unique each one of those goals are unique

because we're human beings we cannot be consistent so the only way to apply

consistency into your business which is the only key to success right is to

create systems creates systems and systems will turn out to be leverage and

need to save you time and we do reserve it to preserve energy time money right

but more potently time right resources in general to preserve it in your

business so you can maximize the full output in your business if you do that

you win the game of business you win the game of lifestyle you win the big game

of life in general because you have a lot more to give okay because the idea

of all of this is given you're giving value you're giving value more value

bring into the world the more money you're gonna make the easier your life

is gonna be the more happier you're gonna be the more joyful you're gonna

because you're gonna be given and you know what when you give to people people

will remind you with your like buttons with their comments

depending on what kind of brand what you bring to the table but if you're serving

people they will know they follow they look forward to the next one and if you

do that that's fulfilling beyond the money forget about the money for a

second that's fulfilling where you have people start telling you like yes I

watched the video yes I was your partner I started with you oh yes you helped me

save my home right it could be a client too so don't waste people's time if

they're not supposed to be your client don't waste the time create a system to

filter them quick through the cracks let them go their own way you go your

own way and you save your time you save your energy so you can move on to the

next thing faster all right so that's what I have

for you on today I'm gonna be here it's called the Empire

our okay is the Empire our like my page okay the origin of page all that talks

I'll be talk on Facebook I just created it he has last time I check has 37 likes

on it alright let's see here let's see okay we're back on cool

sorry about that I almost lost that on Facebook cool quick all right

so let's let's create like for me on Facebook on YouTube if you're on YouTube

like this page comment below if you have any questions with regards to real

estate flipping and you want to learn more about that comment below let me

know what you're thinking I'll give me a thumbs up okay if you like this video

share this video with your team members if you're ready building a team and you

feel like many of them are not duplicating out there waiting for you

before they make a move you don't have to motivate them share videos like this

with them to get them motivated okay and then your time is now involved I already

did this so you can just share with could you share with them and get it

going and you keep moving with your own production you have your own front line

your own front line you don't need no more than five okay I have one business

way now that I have only one solid one and that business is pulling in just the

last month pulled in about thirteen thousand dollars and only wants one line

only one solid front line and if you have imagine if you have five of those

and you create a system where you can produce and then you create a system

where they can also share to their front line and you can have multiple front

line you can build a huge organization I need to find out how many my

organization in that business and I can share that with you guys on my next

lesson on leverage but in the meanwhile if you want to learn this stuff you

wanna learn the fundamentals you wanna go to my Empire Pro dot-com okay you can

see a link around this video somewhere I'll put a link in the comment area or

something and you wanna my Empire pro commies where you want to go and you see

a link to download the book get the book is absolutely free there's no catch okay

but if you want to reach out to me you wanna a coaching you want a special code

you wanna wanna walk coaching or something you can go to my Empire Pro

Comp / coaching to learn more to learn more about that my empire procom flash

coaching if you want my personal coaching you want me to help you with

your business your lifestyle relationship attraction Real Estate's

anything like that I have some good experience with those things and I can

help you then on the outside as a coach through

that system my empire procom / coaching is where you want to go if you want to

sign up for coaching if one the book is absolutely free go download the book

right now my Empire procom hopefully you've been enlightened and educated and

I will see you on the next one peace

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The Ultimate Shopping Guide To Plus Size Clothing In India! - Duration: 4:48.

Shopping in India for plus size clothing used to be a nightmare.

The only way to get some decent styles was

either on a trip abroad or you had to get them stitched

and the tailors just knew how to spoil them.

Hi guys, I am Prerna form Inspiration Plus

and welcome back to our Plus size series.

The scenario has started to change over the last few years.

I am going to tell you about the stores and online platforms

in India which house some really good plus size styles.

I am also going to share with you

some international websites that ship to India

and are my personal favorites.

Jabong and Myntra are my go to platforms.

They host so many brands that go upto XXL.

My current favourite is Miaminx on Jabong

They also house some international brands that do bigger sizes.

If you are looking for only western wear

some brands like Lastinch, Revolutionplussize, Stalkbuylove and Faballey do a variety of good styles.

If you are looking for Indian wear,

Pluss , Xxllent and Amydus

house Indian and western wear for men & women.

Afamado, Eshakti and Lurap are known for their customizations.

Be it sleeve length or dress length or neck, they will take care of it.

When it comes to stores, the first name that pops

in our heads is ALL the plus size store.

They house a mix of Indian and western wear.

Westside also houses three brands

Gia, Sassy Soda and L.O.V.

that do plus size western wear.

Nexus is a recent addition by Lifestyle

that also does western wear.

Similarly Pantaloons launched Alto Moda

that does western and Indian wear.

Some other brands like Marks & Spencer

does upto size UK22

Whereas, AND by Anita Dongre does upto size UK20

and H&M has a dedicated plus size section

that goes upto size 4XL.

Asos, Newlook, Missguided and Boohoo

are my personal favourites.

Other international platforms that ship to India are

Yourclothing, Lovedrobe, Pinkclove

Justcurvy, Riverisland & Forever21 also does Plus size

Some of these international websites might charge an extra shipping charge

and all of them charge a custom duty

that is an ascertained amount to be paid at time of delivery.

If you are heavier on the hips and thighs,

buy bottoms that fit your thighs perfectly

even if it's a size or two bigger at the waist.

You can always get the waist altered.

The same goes for your tops.

Try on everything that catches your eye.

Certain silhouettes look different on your body than they do on the hanger

and we often get caught up in a really narrow definition

of what looks good on us.

Don't speed-shop

if you're searching for something really specific.

Give yourself enough time to browse and try different silhouettes.

Take a trusted friend with you

who is willing to give an honest opinion.

When shopping online make sure to always check

the size chart for measurement specifications.

Also check what size the model is wearing and her height

this will give you a better idea of the product.

Make sure to check the product details

as it will help in deciding what size to order and whether

that particular fabric works for you or not.

When shopping on international websites be very careful of your purchases

as their return policies can be complicated

and you might have to pay for the return.

Whereas, Indian websites offer free returns.

Make sure to read the return policy before making a purchase.

I hope plus size shopping is going to be much easier now.

Remember, clothing should be a way to express yourself

and not slim yourself down.

If you have any questions or suggestions, do write to us.

Happy shopping!

and until next time, stay tuned stay Glamrs.

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GARDEN TIPS: Top 10 Gardening Tips and Lessons - Beginners Guide to Gardening - English - Duration: 4:46.

Hello Friends!

Today we will look into the top 10 garden tips for novice gardeners and lets boost the

confidence of the beginners in gardening and also for those who are still planning to start

gardening.

That�s Coming up..

Gardening is not an exact science.

Even experienced gardeners make mistakes, so novice gardeners should start with a positive

note and with full confidence.

It takes hardly few minutes to gain some basic knowledge or some basic garden tips to start

gardening.

Here are the top garden tips for beginners in gardening.

1.

Know Your Region One thing you should note is: not everything

grows everywhere, so what you plant is your garden is determined by where you live.

So you have to survey few factors in your garden area like the sun light exposure, temperature

and so on depending on your zone.

Best tip is to Talk to someone who works at your local garden center or a plant nursery,

regardning the best native plants for your region,

2.

Spend Time to Prepare your soil or the potting mixture.

Carefully plant, what you want to grow � whether vegetable gardening or ornamental plants or

flowering plants.

Spend time and make the right potting mix.

You can watch my video on the Universal Potting mix from a link in description after you finish

this video.

3.

Start With �Easy to Grow� Plants �Growing vegetables is a fun introduction

to gardening,� by sowing seeds, because they don�t take as long time to grow and

will give that GREAT FEELING OF SATISFACTION AND the confidence required for a newbie gardener.

4.

Watering Carefully: In newbie gardening, Over watering is actually the main villain that

kills your plants not under watering.

Best tip for beginners is first check the soil by dipping the finger into the soil to

atleast an inch and if its dry then only water the plants.

5.

Sunlight exposure: The basic tip here is Know about your plant.

Know its name, google about the care tips of your plant.

Different plants require different amount of sunlight.

Some are completely shade loving plants and some need atleast 6 to 8 hours of sunlight.

6.

Have Patience: Patience is the key to success in gardening.

It doesn�t just happen in one day�it takes time.� Sometimes impatience will cause you

to overwater or fuss too much with the plants in the hopes that they will grow faster.

7.

Spare Atleast 30 to 60 minutes daily for your plants like water them, examine them closely

for any pest attacks or nutritional deficiencies.

And Gardening is the best exercise, Try to get atleast one plant in a week.

Repot this plant in your favourite pot or container.

Spend some time to fertilize or spray pesticides to your plants atleast once or twice a month.

8.

Weeds: Actually when I started gardening, I used to feel happy when weeds started growing,

but be cruel to your weeds and just eliminate them without mercy.

9.

Fungus and pest attacks: Be watchful for any pest attacks or fungus in the early stage

itself.

Spraying an organic pesticide like neem oil mix plus some liquid soap once every 15 days

as a preventive measure is the best garden tip for novice gardeners.

10.

Pruning: Do not hesitate to trim or cut off some branches off your plant.

Generally beginners have some kind of mercy in their hearts and hesitate to trim their

plants.

But trimming is a good habit and must be done without any hesitation.

And particularly trimming a diseased branch is compulsory.

11.

And one last bonus take home garden tip is: Experiment Experiment Experiment: Also Do

not get scared of repotting , root pruning, trimming or even uprooting and shifting your

plants.

So there we have it folks, that was our episode on the top 10 garden tips for beginners in

gardening.

If you have some more tips, please suggest them in the comments section below the video.

Also give a thumbs up if you like the video and consider subscribing if you are new to

the channel.

Happy Gardening and a Happy New Year 2018.

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Living and working in Singapore - expats guide to Singapore - Duration: 26:12.

The expats guide to moving to Singapore

People from all around the world move to this beautiful bustling

cosmopolitan tropical nation of Singapore

Sometimes called the Lion City the city state of Singapore ranks at the very top worldwide in studies measuring stability

opportunity

prosperity and quality of life

Despite its small land area of less than 700 square kilometers

Singapore is a modern thriving city-state of 5 million people

Boasting one of the world's most advanced economies

efficient transportation networks and a tolerant mix of cultures religions and ethnic backgrounds

Singapore is known is one of the most cosmopolitan places to live and work

It is consistently rated in the top ten for happiest countries on earth

One of the safest countries and one of the best places to be born, it's ranked high on the Human Development Index

Which measures quality of life.

Foreign workers named it the number one place for expats.

In 2016 its students achieved the top test scores worldwide for math and science

Singapore tops so many lists: easiest place to conduct business consecutively for seven years by the World Bank;

World's fastest internet speed; world's most widely accepted Passport. Of course, It's also ranked as the

world's most expensive city. Are you preparing to move to Singapore?

This video will give you a quick guide to some Singapore essentials such as where to live,

basic information on Singapore, popular neighborhoods for expats, public transportation and buying a car, schools and childcare

shopping and food, health care, hiring a foreign domestic worker, local laws, bringing a pet,

living in Singapore with children and disability access.

Singapore basics

Singapore is an island nation in Southeast Asia

Its closest neighbors are Malaysia to the north just across the Straits of Johor and the islands of Indonesia to the south

It's often called the small red dot because it's small enough that it's usually marked with a red dot on maps

It covers an area of almost seven hundred twenty kilometres this half the size of Los Angeles

And a little less than half the size of London

Singapore has one of the highest population densities of any country

But by no means is it all skyscrapers. It had a population of 5.6

Million as of 2016 according to the World Bank

It has a densely populated central business district and lesser populated outlying areas including several small islands

Singapore is officially made up of 63 natural and man-made islands

The main business district is in the central southern part of the island

This is also where you will find the iconic sites of Singapore such as the famous Marina Bay Sands Hotel

the Merlion, Gardens by the Bay, the Esplanade, Clark Quay,

Chinatown, Little India, Arab Street, the Orchard shopping district and more.

There are several outstanding museums devoted to art, history,

Asian cultures, science and more

Singapore has a lot of things to do no matter your age or interest. The island of Sentosa is also close to the downtown.

Sentosa is a commercial playground of amusement parks, beaches,

shopping, tourist attractions and condos

The Northeast, far north and west coasts are not as densely inhabited as the downtown and have a more suburban feeling.

In the center of the island is a massive Nature Reserve.

Residents can hike there or visit the Botanical Gardens and the zoo. You can also see the reservoirs that provide much of Singapore's drinking water

Singapore is called the Garden City. It has 330 parks and 97 square kilometers have been dedicated to parks and green spaces

Singapore has a highly developed infrastructure

And is a stable free-market economy. The economy is based mostly on exports, information technology, medical technology,

pharmaceuticals and tourism

The currency is the Singapore dollar. Credit cards are widely accepted

But some small shops only accept cash or NETS, a locally issued payment card

ATMs are widely available

Singapore has very high standards for hygiene and health

Newcomers don't need to worry about drinking the water or eating local food. It's very safe

However, if you travel outside of Singapore you should be cautious in some other nations without the same level of infrastructure

Singapore is located one degree north of the Equator. It has a hot humid tropical climate year-round

during the day

temperatures average 31 to 33 degrees Celsius or

87 to 91 degrees Fahrenheit

At night temperatures average 23 to 25 degrees Celsius or 73 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit

It rains about 180 days a year, basically one of every two days.

A light sprinkle can suddenly turn to a downpour, so you would be wise to keep your umbrella handy.

There are two distinct monsoon seasons: December to March and June to September.

Often the morning will be sunny and thunderstorms will develop in the afternoon or evening

In general Singaporeans are warm and courteous people who will be happy to help a newcomer

You can meet people who will help you in the move by joining Singapore Newcomers on Facebook or other groups.

It is a very diverse country and the government encourages tolerance and cultural acceptance as an official policy

Most Singaporeans are ethnically Chinese, Malay, Indian or a mix of those. There's also a large population of foreign workers

Singapore has four official languages: English, Mandarin, Tamil and Malay. As a general rule almost everyone speaks English

However, it's often referred to as Singlish

Singlish blends in words from other languages and sometimes uses a different word order emphasis or structure than the English you may be used to

It may take some time to get used to the local accent as well

Most people speak at least two languages, usually English and their ancestral mother tongue.

Singapore has a mix of religions and is very tolerant towards those of different faiths

While exploring Singapore is common to see Hindu and Sikh temples Buddhist and Taoist temples Christian churches and Islamic mosques

You may also see lots of small shrines where local people make offerings of food or incense

especially around holidays

Singapore seeks to maintain cultural harmony between these diverse groups by encouraging cultural pride

Public holidays in Singapore honor the diversity of the country.

Recognizing everything from Christmas to Deepavali, and Chinese New Year to Eid. Most businesses are closed on public holidays

finding a place to live

Most expats live in a few neighborhoods. Many stay close to downtown in places such as Holland village

Orchard, Tanglin, Novena and Bukit Timah. A little farther from the central business district

Serangoon, the East Coast, Upper Thompson and Woodlands are also popular with expats. Many of these neighborhoods are close to the international schools

There's a large variety of housing available including condos terraced houses and landed houses

You can search for rentals online or hire a real estate agent. As one of the world's most expensive cities, rents are high in Singapore

Condos close to the central business district can be very pricey

The farther you go from the downtown the more you can get for your money

The suburbs are still densely populated, but are intermixed with a lot of green space

There are also many more low-rise condos townhomes and landed houses farther out from the city

There are several websites where you can search for apartments to get an idea of what's available and prices

Many newcomers choose to stay in serviced apartments when they first arrive

These apartments can be leased short-term and are furnished and have maid service

This gives you a chance to get to explore Singapore a bit and decide where you'd like to live before signing a long-term lease

Real estate agent fees are complex

But typically if you take a lease below a certain amount you pay the agents fee. Above a certain amount the landlord pays the fee

Clarify fees with them before agreeing to hire them

For a newcomer in Singapore it may be easier to engage a realtor to help you find a home and negotiate a lease

The realtor knows the areas and knows what can and can't be negotiated.

When choosing a location there are many things to consider.

Singapore is not a large island

But commuting can be hectic during rush hours. As a result, you should consider commuting time and commuting routes before renting

Before deciding upon an area consider transportation, parking, schools,

amenities, size and price. Which train and bus lines are closest to your place of work?

If possible live along the same train line or bus route, so you won't have to switch

if you plan to purchase a car

Check if there's on-site parking available and find out if you have to pay extra for a parking space

Consider the locations of schools, and which neighborhood amenities are important to you

Would you like to be in thick of city life or in a certain neighborhood?

Or would you prefer something quieter and more suburban?

Are you looking for nightlife for a neighborhood bubbling with children and playgrounds or for quiet retreat with a view of the sea?

Truly in Singapore you're never that far from shops and amenities, but the density and quantity can vary greatly

According to Forbes Singapore is the most expensive place to live in the world most of that is due to rental prices

Expect to spend several thousand dollars per month in rent if you live downtown. If you have a lower budget consider looking farther out

Deposits can be quite steep as they are equal to a few months rent

Most companies provide a housing stipend so be sure your company is offering that before you consider moving here. Leases here are long.

You can and should include a clause in the lease that releases you from

Responsibility if your company moves you out of the country or you have to leave Singapore without having a choice in the matter

when seeing pictures and videos of Singapore you may see the ubiquitous HDB flats

HDB's are public housing for Singaporeans and some permanent residents. The HDB's are self-contained communities that have shops restaurants

daycares and clinics on the ground floors and condos up above

Most Singaporeans and permanent residents live in HDB's however most temporary residents can't live there

Transportation

The public transportation network in Singapore is efficient cheap and easy to use

The mass rapid transit or MRT train network winds its way around the island with several lines

The downtown area in particular has many stations with new stations under construction all the time

The outlying areas also have MRT service, although the stations are a bit more spread out the island also has an extensive bus system

Buses run frequently and are generally on time

public transportation gets very crowded during rush hour

Buses and the MRT both accept the EZ link card which can be purchased at MRT stations

Children under seven years old can qualify for a child concession card which allows them to ride the MRT and buses free

Many people also use bicycles, electric scooters and electric bikes to get around or walk. There are extensive sidewalks and bike paths

Rental bikes are also common, and there are usually a few available near most bus stops MRT stations and other popular spots

Taxis are relatively cheap and are a very common way to get around

Uber, Grab and other companies offer another option. All taxis in Singapore are metered and most cabs can also accept credit cards in

In Singapore, people drive on the left. Traffic signs are similar to those in Europe or Japan

The road system is good with the highway system and wide well paved roads

Owning a car in Singapore is extremely expensive to the point that most people do without a car

The Singapore government wants to limit the number of cars on the road to avoid traffic deadlock

To get permission to buy a car you must first purchase a certificate of entitlement which can cost in the tens of thousands of dollars

depending on the car

The average COE in 2017 cost 50,000 Singapore dollars, and that's just for permission to buy a car

The COE lasts for 10 years at which point it expires and a new COE must be purchased.

Add to the COE the price of buying or importing a vehicle, plus fees, road tax, car maintenance and gas

car insurance averages about 1,500 Singapore dollars a year in

Many areas you will have to pay for a parking spot in a garage as well as pay parking fees everywhere you go and pay

Tolls when you use certain roads. It all adds up quickly.

As a result most people are simply priced out of being able to own a vehicle

COEs for motorcycles are much lower than for cars, but still require the other costs such as road tax parking and so on

education

Singapore consistently ranks at the very top worldwide for education especially in math and science

At 95 percent their literacy rate is among the highest in the world

However most foreigners in Singapore cannot use the Singapore school system which is primarily for citizens and permanent residents

Most foreigners use the private school system which is also excellent. However it can be very expensive

Running in the tens of thousands of dollars per year

Many companies pay for private schooling so check with your company if they offer tuition payment or reimbursement

Schools are mainly separated by country. These schools

Tend to follow the curriculum and holiday schedule of the home country

There are international schools focused on educating children from Australia, the United Kingdom, United States, India,

Japan, Germany, China, Canada,

France, South Korea and Switzerland, as well as Singapore-run schools that cater to the international children.

however children can apply to any international school regardless of country of origin

Children must be accepted for a spot in the school which can take some time

Many parents wait to find out which school their children are accepted to before signing a lease

Homeschooling is also an option, but it requires approval from the Ministry of Education

You can learn more about homeschooling at the Ministry of Education website

Most schools ask for an application application, fee

And you may have to pay six months to a year's tuition in advance, or arrange a payment plan.

Most schools offer extracurricular activities such as sports, art or music on a for-fee basis and before- or after-school care

If your child requires special education you can try to enroll them in an inclusive private school that will provide accommodations

Or you can apply for private school specifically focused on special education

State-run special ed facilities are only for citizens and permanent residents. A few schools to consider for special ed services are the Windstedt school,

Saint Gerard's, Integrated International School, Dovercourt

Singapore American School and Stamford American International School.

children attending private schools can be brought to school either by their parents or by private school bus

The school buses can cost a few hundred dollars per month depending on how far your child has to travel

The schools can suggest which company to use

Childcare costs can vary widely from a few hundred dollars a month to a few thousand. Many childcare centers offer bilingual daycare

Specialized methods such as Montessori or focus programs like art music or technology

Cost is largely based on how specialized a program you're seeking and how much time the child will spend there.

shopping

There are lots of options for grocery shopping for fresh produce meat and seafood you can go to a wet market

Wet markets are typically cheaper than supermarkets and contain very fresh products.

However some wet markets are only open in the mornings and they can be crowded and chaotic for a newbie

Supermarkets are usually located in the basements of malls. They are typical of grocery stores, and any other first world nation

Stores will deliver groceries for a small charge or free if you spend a minimum amount

Supermarkets here carry a large variety of products, but typically don't carry a lot of dairy. Alcohol is very expensive due to local taxes

There are a few big supermarket chains

Cold storage, NTUC Fair Price giant and Sheng-Siong are some of the most common chains

Cold storage is known for carrying lots of Western foods, but Singapore has so many foreigners that almost all supermarkets will have some international foods

For online groceries with home delivery try Red Mart or QB food

If you need to buy some hardware items most malls have a do-it-yourself store. These tiny shops carry items such as basic hand tools

locks glue light bulbs batteries and other essentials

Most malls also have a store for pet items

stores such as IKEA, Lazada.SG and Amazon.SG

Sell and deliver home products. To save money head to the Mustafa Center in Little India

This 24-hour super center sells everything, but he can get very crowded especially on Sundays

Singaporeans love their malls and malls are everywhere

Malls offer what you'd expect, from clothes to shoes, books to electronics, salons and a place to buy phones and phone cards.

Malls also have a food court locally called a hawker centre with large. Supply of cheap fast food places

Many MRT and bus interchange stops are co-located with malls, so it's very quick and convenient to stop in and buy what you need

Most malls have a playground often on the roof and some have commercial play areas inside

Malls downtown carry a lot of luxury brands and Singapore is known for great shopping. If you want stores with lower prices or non designer

Brands head to the suburbs for cheaper options

health care

Healthcare and Singapore's world class and people travel from across Asia to access its medical facilities and specialists

Bloomberg rated Singapore's healthcare system as the most efficient in the world in

2014 and the World Health Organization ranked their healthcare system is the sixth best worldwide in 2000.

Facilities are easy to access with a short waiting time for appointments

There are 25 hospitals and specialty centers in Singapore. If you need to see a specialist you can contact a hospital for a referral

Singapore also has a vast easy-to-use network of small medical clinics spread throughout neighborhoods across the island in

MRT stops, in malls and on the first floor of HDB apartment buildings are a few of the places you will find medical and dental

Clinics. Many of these are on a walk-in basis or you can schedule an appointment

The doctors there handle basic care prescribe medications and do immunizations

Singapore operates a state-run non modified universal healthcare system

Most Singaporeans use the public system. As a foreigner you can use the public facilities or the private system

But you must purchase insurance or pay out of pocket

Some companies here offer health insurance to the employee, but do not cover dependents. You can buy plans to cover dependents from several companies

Some insurance companies will deal directly with the healthcare facility and in some cases you must file claims yourself

the Centers for Disease Control

Suggest that travelers get their routine

Vaccinations before traveling to Singapore as well as hepatitis A and typhoid if you plan to travel in neighboring countries

Though the risk of transmission is very low Zika virus and dengue fever have been reported in Singapore

Take precautions in parks and forests to avoid getting mosquito bites. There is no risk of malaria or yellow fever here

food

Singapore has an amazing variety of delicious foods you can find all kinds of international restaurants especially in neighborhoods near the downtown

That are popular with expats and tourists. The downtown restaurants are ritzy

But can be very expensive if you're looking to try some authentic local cuisine for a great price head to a hawker centre

They are located either on the top floor or basement of most every mall and an open-air markets

Hawker centers are food courts with several small food stands selling fast food first little as two to five Singapore dollars

There's an open seating that is first-come first-served

People tend to reserve tables by placing a packet of tissues on the table or leaving their bags

It's common to share tables with strangers, so don't be shy to ask if a seat is free

Hiring a helper. Many people in Singapore hire live in foreign domestic workers to work in their homes

Locally called helpers, they mostly come from Indonesia, the Philippines, Myanmar, India or Sri Lanka.

The helpers can assist with childcare caring for the elderly or people with disabilities

Cleaning cooking and other domestic tasks in and around the home

Salary varies with experience and abilities, but typically wages are between 600 to 800 Singapore dollars per month plus

You must pay a monthly levy of a couple hundred dollars to the Singapore government and pay for the helpers medical insurance

Health insurance for helpers is quite low costing only 150 to 250 dollars per year

Altogether you could expect to pay between

800 to a little over a thousand Singapore dollars monthly. You must also provide the helper room and board and cover her basic necessities

The helpers usually have every Sunday off and many employers also give public holidays off

There's some additional costs such as paying for flights at the end of a contract and other incidentals. Before hiring a helper

You must attend a government training to learn the rules of being an employer

The easiest way to hire a maid is to engage an agency that will help you find someone and do the paperwork for a fee

maids with experience in Singapore command a higher salary

But they are already accustomed to their jobs and know how to function in Singapore. For a lower price

You can hire a fresh maid, which means she has never worked in Singapore and may need more help understanding expectations getting acclimated

speaking English and may suffer from homesickness

You can also hire a transfer maid

This is a maid who is already working in Singapore, but would like to move to a new employer

Transfer maids can be hired more quickly than helpers hired from overseas. Be sure to use a reputable agency that hires helpers

Who are at least 23 years old which is the minimum age for helpers in Singapore.

Reputable agencies will also have filed the appropriate paperwork have ensured health tests are accurate and

Shouldn't be cheating the helpers with exploitative contracts. Whomever you choose to hire these women come from very poor countries

They are typically very hardworking and sacrifice a lot to come to Singapore to work

including leaving behind families. There are cases of helpers being treated very poorly through overwork neglect endangerment

Or abuse and the Singapore government will prosecute those who mistreat mates

You can learn more about hiring a helper at the Ministry of Manpower website

laws

Singapore has a reputation is both a very safe place to live and is having a very strict penal system

Its ban on chewing gum is internationally famous

Residents sometimes joke that Singapore is a fine City, emphasis on "fine".

For instance smoking at a bus stop, eating or drinking on public transportation,

littering, feeding wildlife such as pigeons or monkeys,

Jaywalking, or spitting could land you with a heavy fine

Traffic violations also bring fines, but they are more in line with what you'd expect to pay in other countries

Occasionally people may be a victim of petty theft such as pickpocketing and crowded places or bars or bag snatching when people leave items unattended

Naturally you should follow common sense precautions such as locking up bikes protecting valuables and not leaving your belongings unattended

Some items are illegal in Singapore that you may not expect. Along with gum,

E-cigarettes, chewing tobacco and pornography are illegal and should not be imported

Likewise do not attempt to bring firearms or alcohol across the border. It's said that no matter where you are in Singapore

You are never in a dangerous neighborhood

Violent crimes and drug use are very rare and strictly punished. To reach the Singapore Police the emergency number is

999. To call an ambulance or the fire department

Call 995

Other helpful information

Bringing a pet to Singapore is possible, but very expensive and time-consuming with lots of paperwork

Unless your pet is small enough to fit under the seat on an airplane

Expect to pay a few thousand dollars in airline costs and fees

You can visit Singapore's animal management website for the latest requirements fees and required forms

Be sure that your pet will not arrive in Singapore on a Sunday, or public holiday as the customs facility will be closed

Singapore is generally very accessible for people with disabilities and parents using strollers

MRT stations all have ramps and elevators where people with limited mobility are supposed to have priority

Trains have disabled sections where seats have been removed to accommodate wheelchairs

There are also reserved seats for people who are elderly, have trouble walking or standing,

pregnant women and those with small children

Train riders are supposed to offer their seats to those who need them and many people do

Accessible buses are marked and have wheelchair ramps, which the driver will deploy as necessary.

parents with children and strollers can board the bus with an open stroller, but must fold

But if someone using a wheelchair needs the wheelchair space

The electrical system uses the 220 to 230 volt 50 cycle with three-prong outlets

Electrical outlets are the same as those in the United Kingdom

expats from Europe, Australia, New Zealand and most of Asia and Africa will only need an adapter.

Which are widely sold in local shops.

People from countries with a different voltage such as the US, Canada, and most of South America will need to use a power transformer

Unless the electronic item is dual voltage

Car seat usage is mandatory in Singapore for children under 1.35 meters or 4 feet, 4 inches tall

Taxis are exempt from the rule

We hope this video will be helpful to make it easier for you to move to Singapore. If you like this video

Please click like and subscribe

to Education World for more great videos. For language tips to help you fit in like a native check out our language learning videos.

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DynaVap Feeder User Guide - Duration: 1:53.

fun new product here to share with everyone. This is the feeder.

This is designed by an individual in Israel. As you can see it's the first-generation ones

here are being made on his 3d printer. It has the ER just like the DynaStashER does

and it's got a really interesting feature that it can accurately dose a

specific amount of material with this mechanism here. Just to demonstrate how it works...

...we will open up the lid...

...put the lid back on...

...grab a little bit of coffee...

...put the lid back on...

The real magic is we take our VapCap, take the cap off, put it in here, unlock and

this pops out and we push it right back in twist it to lock it and we now have a

dosed amount of material.

When filling, it helps to give a little light tap to help

settle your ground material into the dosing chamber and then pushing in and

turning a quarter turn clockwise and it locks it back into position and we can

see we have a nice consistent load and quantity of material each time without

compaction or compressing anything and we can do it again.

just like that.

https://www.dynavap.com/dynashop/accessories/dynavap-feeder

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Vlog: Dubai travel guide: Desert safari -II-! The best thing to do in Dubai! SATRA nu stie asta! - Duration: 21:11.

Desert safari!

Part two!

Welcome back on my channel, internation!

What's up?

I hope you have seen the first part, from yesterday, yes?

If not, then look and come back.

so you can understand about what is on this video.

Today, you will have VIP tickets, in the first row

at an amazing show!

Because you'll see:

Belly dancing

Tanura show

and Fire show!

All of that, for free, here on my channel

Adi vlog!

Your friend, that shows you all that he sees

and tells you all that he know

without demanding something from you

other than

LIKE

a comment

and, maybe, a SHARE

That's all I need from you!

In the following, you will see the shows, almost entirely

I left them almost as I shot them

because I want you to see, what I have seen, because was a great show!

So, grab your popcorn and your beer,

make yourself comfortable,

and enjoy the show!

Let's go!

The food has come!

Are you crazy? What this guy do!

I've already been dizzy since this guy's been rolling!

Amazing, right!?

We have enough food on the table, right?

Goosebumps!

OMG!!

Good job!! Bravo!

And another belly dance!

Let's see!

Look at the little girl! She wants also to dance!

How she moves, how she dance! OMG!

I like it, like it!

Do you like it?

Get out of the frame!

Move! I can not see!

ok!

She's not finished yet!

Keep dancing!

Cool!

O yeah! Yes!

Very nice, bro! That's cool!

Keep dancing, my girl! Bravo!

Look at that guy, in the back, how he dance!

It's Indian, for sure, they both are!

How they dance!

Very good job, my girl! Bravo!

Super show, this belly dance!

I hope you liked it, yes?

Let's see the other show!

Meanwhile, we've finished eating

We were watching the show, eating, drinking

having fun!

We have already finished eating

but the others are still in the queue

So, for that, we have paid 80 AED

Just so you know.

It's showtime!

Fire show!

Look at him! She's skirt is on fire!

Yes bro, yes! Amazing show, amazing!

It's amazing, how long can this guy spin!

It would be good for Romanians got talent!

I'm dizzy, again!

Lets' set the scene on fire!!!

Yes!!

Good job!! Keep going!

Be careful, it'll fire you!

O, yes! O, yes!

Good job, boy! Keep going!

They can not turn off the fire!

OMG!!!

Good job!! Amazing!

Look at this chick!

She's on fire!

She don't like it!

Yes, we applaud you!

Good job!

What are he doing now?!

He put them to turn off the fire!

Question!

How many Arabs do you need to put out a fire?

I apologize for the image being defocused!

But great show!

This guy it's amazing!

Good work! Well done!

Bravo!

My dear, this was Desert Safari,

this was the vlog, this was the show!

Kiss-kiss and good bye!

See you at the next vlog!

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Throttle Position Setup Guide - Duration: 2:38.

In this video, we'll demonstrate how to easily calibrate your new US Shift transmission controller's throttle position settings after installation is complete.

The procedure is the same for Quick 2, Quick 4, and Quick 6 controllers with firmware five point six or newer.

In this video, we'll be using the Quick 6 for demonstration.

We recommend a throttle position signal with the widest sweep possible, between approximately 0.5 volts at idle and no more than 5 volts at wide open throttle.

Wiring diagrams and details on TPS connections are included in the provided manuals.

These manuals can also be found on our website under the support / publications section.

Calibrating the TPS signal is required prior to driving your vehicle and should only need to be completed once,

unless your throttle position sensor is replaced or falls out of adjustment for some reason.

With the key on, engine off, and foot off of the accelerator,

rotate the controller knob to SET and SETUP SYSTEM will scroll across the display.

Click the controller knob once to enter the setup menu.

TPS will then be displayed, followed by CALIBRATE TPS.

Another click of the controller's knob will enter TPS calibration mode.

The controller will immediately begin detecting idle voltage.

While rare, if idle voltage is detected below 0.3 volts,

an error message will appear and you'll need to physically adjust your TPS module or test the wired connection.

Once the controller has detected and set the idle voltage, PRESS ACCEL PEDAL will scroll over the display.

At this point, depress the accelerator pedal fully and hold it.

When RELEASE ACCEL PEDAL is shown, release the accelerator completely and wait for TPS SUCCESSFUL to appear.

This completes the initial TPS calibration procedure.

You can now turn off the ignition or begin test driving.

If at any point you would like to access a previous menu or navigate backwards through setup,

rotate the controller knob to RET and RETURN will be displayed.

Click once for the previous screen.

For more information on all of our products, visit our site at USshift.com.

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Fox Glacier Heli-Hike - New Zealand's Biggest Gap Year – Backpacker Guide New Zealand - Duration: 11:12.

Today we are going to be heli-hiking on one of the world's fastest moving glaciers.

It's going to be moving so fast that I'm afraid we're going to fly off it...

Haha.

This morning the weather is playing ball with us it's a glorious day out there and on our

first day in Fox Glacier we are heading on top of that said glacier.

So we are meeting the guys from the Fox Glacier Guiding company that quickly weigh the group

and send us on our way we are boarding a helicopter we're going to land on the glacier and we're

going to have a blast exploring New Zealand's fastest moving glacier.

All geared up with our windproof jacket backpack woolen socks and boots we are boarding the

helicopter but because Laura and I had too big of a breakfast this time we are the heaviest

ones so we have a back seat in the helicopter.

It feels like we are in an action movie as we are in the helicopter flying over the stunning

scenery of Fox Glacier Valley.

This whole valley has been carved by the fox glacier and it's surrounded by rainforest,

rocky valley sides and up ahead we can see the terminal face of the glacier.

Everyone has their cameras out.

They are glued to the windows of this helicopter.

It looks amazing.

And now it's the difficult part of this helicopter having to land on the ice.

But here we are meeting our guides for today, it is Tak from Japan and Tom from England.

And they are safely taking us away from the helicopter and gonna get us geared up ready

to explore this icy glacier.

Welcome to Fox Glacier.

This is one of the fastest glaciers in the world.

Hope you're going to enjoy it, ay.

So we've got pretty much everything that we needed from the base but once on top of the

glacier we are getting our crampons.

It takes us only a few seconds to get our crampons on and it's over a crevasse that

Tak gives us the safety briefing.

The crevasses here are so big and so deep that they can fit buildings within them.

Actually they did find over a 70m deep crevasse only a few days ago.

That means that if we fall in them we will never ever be found again.

But luckily Tak and Tom really know what they're doing.

They have a combined 15 years experience hiking on glaciers so they will be taking us all

around the glacier telling us all about the glacier despite the fact that the glacier

is riddled with those massive crevasses.

One of the fascinating facts about the fox glacier is the neve which is the massive accumulation

of ice right at the top of the glacier is over 36 square km that's bigger than the city

of Christchurch which is New Zealand's second biggest city.

It's crazy.

There's no need to bring a water bottle onto the Fox Glacier because there are so many

of these pools of fresh glacial water goodness.

The really cool thing about the Fox Glacier Guiding tour is that we have plenty of time

to stop and take photos and the guides themselves are helping us out with our photos along the

way as well.

And we have really intimate groups and it feels like we are the only ones on this glacier.

One of the really unique features of Fox Glacier and what makes it stand out over any other

glacier in New Zealand is this massive amount of ice caves.

And the reason why there are so many ice caves on Fox Glacier is because the glacier is trying

to fit in a funnel shaped valley meaning that the ice is trying to make it's way in the

valley getting smaller and smaller as it goes.

Compressing it on both sides making it bend and create ice caves.

Alright he said if you want to go inside go inside.

It's a bit of a slope and then he said good luck.

I didn't like those last words but.

Holy cow.

This is a tight fit.

Woah.

WOO!

Alright.

I think that was, I think that was to be expected.

As I watch Robin painfully make his way through this second ice cave I am determined to do

a better job than him but turns out I do a pretty awful job as well as I'm sliding on

my ass through the cave.

You know you've been on a good tour when you've got a wet ass.

Of course, it's not just all about about caves here on Fox Glacier But this is an awesome

places to see some amazing mountain scenery.

We are surrounded by towering peaks topped with snow and also covered with rainforest

as well which is a pretty unusual sight when you're seeing a glacier right next to forest.

Our next ice cave is going to be a little bit harder to maneuver than the two previous

ones as it goes up in a little bit of a spiral.

Also it's incredibly narrow.

So the group thought it was the right idea to send me, the tallest guy of the group first

in the cave.

I'm painfully making my way through it it is really hard to maneuver but it's really

cool once you get inside the cave it's absolute silence I really do like it.

But because Laura was laughing her ass off while I was going while she's going through

the cave I am standing on top and make sure that I make a massive rumble noise by jumping

on the cave.

I can hear here scream and woo down the bottom it's quite hilarious.

Our guides are super knowledgeable and they're telling us loads along the way.

So all of this rock here came from the very top of the glacier about 7km away and it's

been transported in the ice on the ice and through the ice over the years when it reaches

this point it's melting out and people think that it's from the valley sides down here.

It's not the case.

it's from way up high.

And it has been crushed over the years?

Yeah, it's been eroded and grinded down, crushed up, on it's journey down the valley and eventually

it will go into the river one day.

So we continue with our group along the glacier that consists of a couple from India that

are on their honeymoon here as well as French couple that are on a working holiday visa.

And our guides are taking us to the next cave which actually they've only just discovered

today.

And we are the first group to go through here.

That just goes to show how every tour is different on the Fox Glacier and that's really really

awesome.

Needless to say, this cave is the tight fit as well I mean I'll let you guys watch me

trying to make my way around it's really fun.

But the good thing is if I get stuck right here I will not be left without any water

I am being completely rained on the melting ice.

It's a really really cool feeling actually cool is the right word right here it's really

cool.

But after we all pass through the ice cave it's time for us to make our way back toward

the heliport or what is used as a heliport here i.e. a little bit of flat patch of ice

where we're going to be boarding back onto a helicopter to make our way back toward the

Fox Glacier settlement.

Boarding the helicopter is as hectic as ever we really love the fact that it's so noisy

so dangerous so chaotic I really enjoy it.

As soon as the helicopter takes off we see the glacier from a whole different angle.

We see it really kind of flat but we've just been inside the glacier between all those

towering ice peak and ice cave it's really crazy to see how the glacier looks from above

and how hard it is to appreciate sheer size.

Another really interesting fact as we are going along the valley is that between 1985

and 2009 the glacier was actually advancing before starting to retreat around 2009 since

then it has been losing ground at an alarmingly fast pace.

Again we get to see those amazing rainforest views from above before making our way back

down to the Fox Glacier Guiding base where the guides are showing us off the helicopter

it's super noisy so they have to use hand signals to show us what to do and where to

go.

We are super buzzing after the trip we've just done.

i can't believe we have just been in top of the Fox Glacier going inside the glacier as

well that is one super unique trip and we will definitely remember it forever.

So after we are taking off our gear and returning our boots and woolen socks we actually get

a little souvenir which is a certificate showing that we have been on Fox Glacier.

It was such an epic day it needs to be rounded off with an epic beer.

And here's a tip if you have been to the Monteith's Brewery Tour back in Greymouth like we did

you actually get these free beer coupons which you can spend around the West Coast so we

do just that in Fox Glacier and treat ourselves to lovely pint of beer and talk about our

amazing experience we've just had on the Fox Glacier.

But the adventure in Fox Glacier is not over there's still heaps of stuff that we want

to do here and we are still here for quite a few days so stick around.

Let me play with your crevasse Fox Glacier.

Let me be Foxy with your crevasse.

Stop it robin.

You're so cringy.

It's so awful.

Again, someone has to watch that.

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