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How Much Money Do I Need to Start Forex Trading? - Duration: 6:39.
Do you need to be rich to start Forex Trading?
Can you start Forex Trading with just $100?
Or even better, can you start Forex Trading with no money at all?
In this video we are going to answer to a very popular question: "how much money do
I need to start Forex Trading?", so let's see.
Hello everyone, this is Federico Sellitti, welcome back to my channel.
Today we're drinking water, very... very very healthy for our trading.
How much money do you need to start Forex Trading?
I get the reason why this question is so popular, because this is a starting point, so you want
to start at your best, you want to start knowing the exact amount that you should invest in
the Forex Market.
So, today in this video, I'm going to try to answer this question, but don't expect
me to say something "start with $200", "start with $500", "start with $2000"...
I'm just going to give you some guidelines and some suggestions.
So the tip number 1 that I want to say to you is "Treat Forex Trading like a business".
If you want to open a coffee shop, for example, you need to find a place, you need to buy
the equipment, you need to hire people to work in the coffee shop, you need to get a
license and so many other things.
I'm not an expert about this, but you get the point of it, I want to say that any business
is difficult.
No one is giving you free money, no one is giving you easy money and Forex Trading is
no different.
So, Forex Trading is not easy at all.
I understand that there are so many advertisements online, showing guys earning a thousand dollars
in just 10 minutes or something like this... it is very deceptive in my opinion and you
shouldn't believe in something like this.
I tell you that Forex Trading is not easy and you will not get a hundred or a thousand
dollars in 10 minutes, or something like this.
And the second tip that I want to give you is directly linked to the first one, because
we have said that Forex Trading is not easy at all, so you need to consider the possibility
that you will lose the money that you invest, so the advice number 2 is: "do not invest
money that you can't afford to lose".
Let's consider again the coffee shop business.
If you want to open a business like that, you wouldn't invest all of your money, taking
out a loan and start to have debts just going all-in with your coffee shop business.
And Forex Trading is the same, you don't really want to invest all of your money an, if you
run out of business, you will not have a business anymore, you will have debts and you will
have a kind of feeling that your life is just falling apart and this is the last thing that
I want, I don't really want you to start Forex Trading and start to get in trouble with your
life because you are losing money that you can't afford to lose, that is very important
for your life.
So, my second advice, and please keep this in mind, "do not invest money that you can't
afford to lose".
Now, I tell you this because I started Forex Trading in 2007, I was 17 at that time, and
I started with €500.
And I know that it doesn't sound like a very big amount, but for a 17 year old, €500
is a huge amount, especially for me, I don't come from a rich family, my mother is a housewife,
my father has a very normal job, an average-paid job, so €500 for me was a lot of money.
I saved money for so many months to start my career as a Forex Trader and I had this
kind of positive mindset.
I thought I could make a lot of money, I could double my account every three months, I could
go on holiday whenever I wanted, I could provide for my family, I could take my girlfriend
to fancy restaurants and so many other things, but reality turned out to be different and
I lost my money in 2 months.
Now, with this, I don't want to say that you are going to lose necessarily your money.
You can really turn your life around with Forex Trading, but you also need to consider
the opposite scenario, that you can lose your money.
So when you start trading, do not invest money that you can't afford to lose.
Start with an amount of money that is ok for you if you lose it.
Let's say $100, let's say $500, let's say $2000...
I don't really know each financial situation, so you know better than me, you know yourself,
you know what you can afford to lose.
Now, at this point, I know that you may have a question: "what if I want to be a full-time
trader and want to quit my job?
How much money do I need and how long does it take to build the necessary capital to
be a full-time Forex Trader?".
I'm preparing another video for this and I will put...
I don't remember the name of it...
I will put a card, yeah it is card!
I will put a card in this YouTube video.
At the moment, I'm not allowed, but as soon as possible, I will put a small card in the
video and, anyway, you will find the link in the description as well.
Treat Forex Trading like a business and do not invest money that you can't afford to
lose.
Please keep this in your mind.
Thanks for watching and, if you want more contents like this, make sure to subscribe
to my channel and I wish you a great career as a Forex Trader and I'll see you in the
next video.
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Learn the alphabet | Letter I | How to write | Fine Motor Skills | Pevan and Sarah - Duration: 1:36.
Hello there Cubs. Are you ready to get your finger out? We're gonna try a
capital 'I'. It's the easiest letter there is, it's just a straight line. So start at
the top and go straight down. How easy was that?
Let's see if we can do a lowercase 'i'. Start in the middle and go straight down
and then you put a dot on the top. Well done!
How easy. You know, 'i' can make the sound 'i' like in insect or even igloo but
sometimes it makes the sound 'i' like in ice cream. And all of these words start
with the letter 'I'. Okay Cubs, get your finger out and let's
try a capital 'I'. Let's try another one.
Now let's try a lowercase 'i', don't forget the dot. And one more... great work!
Good job! Thanks finger.
Finger says: See ya!
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Ask the Vet - How to build topline, suspensory injuries, grazing muzzles and more! - September 2018 - Duration: 29:47.
SARAH: Hey, SmartPak fans.
Welcome back to another episode of Ask the Vet.
I'm a SmartPaker Sarah and she, of course,
is Dr. Lydia Gray here to answer all
or at least your most popular horse health questions.
DR LYDIA GRAY: The top five.
SARAH: That's right.
And so if you've seen our voting video,
we're looking-- or our questions video--
we're looking for questions for next month.
And that video looked a little bit different,
because in your place was my good friend, Dan--
DR LYDIA GRAY: My good friend, too.
SARAH: --from SmartPak Customer Care team.
Our good friend, Dan.
And so Dan will be in my seat for next month's video,
because I will most likely be out on maternity leave, which
is very exciting.
So you guys are going to have a blast without me.
And I will look forward to watching it and hopefully
making it and using it to make the baby fall asleep.
And I will, of course, be back after that.
And I look forward to seeing you guys and hearing
all the awesome questions you ask in the meantime.
Without further ado, I'd love to jump into the questions,
because we have five first-time winners this time around.
So I always love when we get more people involved
in the fun.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah.
SARAH: More people get to get a little SmartPak gift card
action.
And our first question was asked by Riley,
who asked it on SmartPak.com/AsktheVetQuestions,
which is our handy dandy form that makes it very easy
to submit.
And Riley is wondering about "tips
to build your horse's topline and how long does it
take for a horse to build a good topline?
Are there specific exercises that would help?
Can supplements or different types of feed help, too?"
So a multi-part question for you.
DR LYDIA GRAY: And all the multi-questions
in that question were great.
SARAH: Yeah.
DR LYDIA GRAY: So you'll help me remember them.
So the topline--
I like to start everyone on the same page--
so the topline is the top of the horse's
body from the neck to the tail.
So it really is a good word to describe it
as the topline of the horse.
And we're talking about muscle.
So he, he, she?
SARAH: Riley?
DR LYDIA GRAY: Riley.
SARAH: Could be either.
We don't know.
DR LYDIA GRAY: They are most likely
are worried about the horse's muscle has gone away.
And they don't say if it's a senior horse or not.
Because it tends to be very common in senior horses.
As you age, the muscle just goes away.
So the approach sounds right.
They're thinking already diet and exercise.
It turns out that the research says diet might
be the more important factor.
Because even if you're feeding the horse
a complete and balanced diet, if you're exercising almost too
much the topline can go away.
So what's really important is to get
those key amino acids in there.
And by key I mean lysine, which was
the first limiting amino acid, and methionine and threonine.
In fact, one of my favorite studies--
I have so many.
SARAH: So many.
DR LYDIA GRAY: I call them each favorite.
One of my favorites is--
SARAH: It's because they don't know about each other.
DR LYDIA GRAY: That's right.
That's right.
Don't tell them-- --is by Graham-Thiers.
And they set out to show that if you
feed older horses lysine and threonine,
their topline improves.
What they found was-- because they used as a control group
young horses.
And when they fed them, though, the amino
acids, all of the horses--
every age group-- their topline improved.
So what it says is by feeding key amino acids we can
improve the topline in horses.
So the way you do this is-- especially
if you have grass hay.
Grass hay's not really known for being high protein.
Alfalfa has more.
But if you're feeding grass hay, you probably
need to supplement.
Now, you'll need to be giving a multi-vitamin or a ration
balancer that has protein.
Could be fortified grain, could be a protein supplement
itself on its own.
And those tend to have-- and I think we have some here.
Like here's one that's very popular.
It's Tri-Amino because it has the three
amino acids I mentioned, lysine, methionine, and threonine.
So you can feed that right with whatever
hay and grain or ration balancer you're
giving to supplement the protein that is already in their diet.
I think one of the questions was how long it takes.
We know that it takes at least two weeks to see a weight
gain in a horse.
But that's more fat.
And here we're talking specifically muscle.
SARAH: I wish it took me two weeks--
DR LYDIA GRAY: Oh god, me too.
SARAH: --to see a weight gain.
DR LYDIA GRAY: I would say at least a month.
Now, the study I was referring to was 14 week study.
So even over three months.
So give it time.
And as far as exercises, I mentioned earlier
that diet is more important than exercise,
but exercise is still important.
So the recommendations that are good for building
a horse's topline is--
we have an article coming out soon--
on kissing spines.
And so the recommendations for those horses,
which is long and low--
exercises that lift the back, lower the neck.
So bring up the horse's topline like a suspension bridge.
Am I using that right?
SARAH: Yep.
DR LYDIA GRAY: OK.
SARAH: Absolutely.
DR LYDIA GRAY: So there's a Pessoa system or any kind
of system like that that encourages them
to use their body correctly.
Cavaletti, we always recommend heel work, transitions.
Now we're getting into discipline specific,
so whether you're Western or English or jumping or dressage.
It can be sets like intervals.
I just did a driving thing where we
did five minutes of walk and five minutes of trot.
Transitions are good.
Lateral work-- but in your discipline.
So in your sport, find those things
that are going to ask your horse to use and develop his muscles.
Have the supplement or the good feed in place,
and I think you'll be good to go.
And then just give it time.
SARAH: Yeah.
Fantastic.
Great question.
DR LYDIA GRAY: It was.
SARAH: Our second question was submitted by Jody
on the SmartPak blog.
So we're getting a little tour of where
you can submit your questions.
And Jody's wondering, "My 22-year-old gelding
has recently been diagnosed with cataracts.
He's still able to see seemingly fine.
No issues with riding him or getting him around
in his field.
Are cataracts common with senior horses?
And what things do I need to take into consideration as he
gets older, e.g., safety while riding, turnout."
Awe, and then she says, "Thank you
for the fun and educational videos."
DR LYDIA GRAY: Thank you.
We always appreciate those.
SARAH: Thank you, Jody.
DR LYDIA GRAY: So 22-year-old?
OK.
So he would be a senior.
There is a trend in the old horse to develop cataracts.
And it is simply everything wears and tears.
Our bodies just wear out.
And the lens in the eye, which is where the cataract exists,
after a lifetime of inflammatory bouts for whatever reason,
it just develops some opacity or cloudiness.
Now, this isn't the cloudiness that you
see on the outside of the eye or the cornea.
That's completely different.
This is cloudiness on the inside of the eye.
And you'll notice it is as light can't get through.
You can't see their retinas don't reflect anymore.
You know how you can shine a light in the dark
and all your cats will light up the--
SARAH: How many cats do you have?
DR LYDIA GRAY: So it's definitely
a structure inside the eye.
There's a syndrome of--
foals can get cataracts.
So when the vet comes out to do the foal check.
SARAH: That's really cute, though.
They just have small eyes.
They're so cute.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Oh, no.
But you have to do surgery.
SARAH: Well, it's very sad, of course.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Oh sad.
Sad but cute.
SARAH: Yes.
DR LYDIA GRAY: I'm with you.
I'm with you.
SARAH: Everything about foals is cute.
DR LYDIA GRAY: But in older horses too.
So we have the age.
There are some inherited causes for cataracts.
And she doesn't mention what breed her horse is right?
SARAH: She does not.
DR LYDIA GRAY: So we know Appaloosas
tend to get the moon blindness or the equine recurrent
uveitis.
But there's some inherited risk factors for cataracts
in thoroughbreds, in Belgians.
Rocky Mountain horses in particular have a syndrome.
So trauma also can lead to--
but it's the repeated bouts of inflammation
that are the cause.
And so how do you notice--
you see it.
But also you notice that your horse bumps into things.
That's probably what she noticed.
Doesn't walk as confidently.
May even start shying or spooking or jumping at things
that they didn't used to.
So for her, safety probably was the first thing
that everyone thought of, is sometimes
they tell you when they're not confident enough
to be ridden anymore.
And then you just have to listen to them.
But many organizations allow a horse with blindness in one
and sometimes both eyes to continue to compete.
So it really depends on the horse.
Some of them, because it is gradual,
tend to go into this stage of their life quite nicely.
Because they get used to it.
If it comes on more acutely or suddenly, it's more shocking.
And they didn't have time to get used to it.
Advice for her is try not to change the environment.
Because they've learned the environment with their sight.
And so when their sight goes away,
if the environment stays the same, they can manage it.
Sometimes having a buddy horse that they can rely on
is really helpful.
Because they follow them around and they
know what to do based on what their buddy's doing.
SARAH: And it feels like now that he still
has his vision is a good time to introduce that buddy--
DR LYDIA GRAY: Exactly.
SARAH: --if he doesn't have one.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Exactly.
SARAH: So that once he does eventually,
if he loses his vision, he has a friend he can rely on.
DR LYDIA GRAY: And this may seem odd.
But the other thing I would do for these guys,
because they kind of don't know where they are,
maybe keep them in a fly mask for protection.
He's going to bump himself on stuff.
So put some protection on him so he at least
protects his face from stuff.
But yes, surgery is really the only option.
There's no medicine.
There's no supplement.
SARAH: No therapy, nothing like that.
DR LYDIA GRAY: And this was the very first surgery
I did in vet school.
SARAH: Wow.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah, my first day of senior year.
And it's a really cool surgery.
It's the same one they do in humans where they make a slit.
It's awesome.
But only Google this if you can tolerate--
SARAH: So I like that--
DR LYDIA GRAY: --pictures.
SARAH: --you called this awesome.
But then it was weird when I said foals were cute.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Right.
SARAH: OK.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Surgery awesome, foals eh.
But they just make a slit in the cornea.
They stick a little tiny ultrasound probe in there.
Make some them tiny, tiny.
Makes some high frequency vibrations break up the lens.
The lens is like glass.
And then suck it out sew up the hole and you're good to go.
SARAH: Wow.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah and it's called--
I should say what it's called-- phacoemulsicfication.
SARAH: Ooh.
DR LYDIA GRAY: I know I was dying to say that.
SARAH: That was a good one.
DR LYDIA GRAY: But I think she'll be fine, totally fine.
SARAH: Terrific.
Well good luck, Jody.
And thank you for the wonderful compliment.
Question number three submitted by Harley
on the Ask the Vet form.
I like how Harley starts.
"Let's talk grazing muzzles.
Why would you need a grazing muzzle on your horse?
Also my horse routinely gets sores and rubs from her muzzle.
Is it well-fitted-- oh, it is well-fitted,
but I find in wet conditions it still rubs.
Any tips or tricks to prevent this?
Thank you so much."
DR LYDIA GRAY: All right.
SARAH: You came to the right place.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Oh my goodness, I've
been dealing with muzzles for years.
So now I definitely--
SARAH: I feel like Newman's been dealing with muzzles.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Well it's--
no, both of us.
Because fitting a muzzle can be exasperating.
SARAH: Taking a muzzle off can be very fun for Newman.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Fulfilling.
Yeah, he excels at that.
I mean, my job is to fit it.
And then his job is to unfit it.
So first of all, we'll go through why
you put a muzzle on.
SARAH: Yep.
DR LYDIA GRAY: You have those horses that are easy keepers.
And so you might use a muzzle just
to restrict their intake, their caloric intake.
Some horses specifically can't have sugar.
And there I'm thinking the Cushing's horses,
the equine metabolic syndrome, PSSM, laminitis--
there you might only have to muzzle
in the spring and the fall when the grass is particularly
risky.
And for some horses that don't have an underlying health
condition, maybe just that transition
period in the spring--
muzzle while the grass is growing fast.
And you really haven't had a chance
to adjust-- get them adjusted, transitioned into the grazing.
So you could just for a month or so use it.
But mine wears a muzzle from April
to October, pretty much all day, maybe 10 hours.
So it's got to fit well.
And I feel your pain on the fitting.
What I do, I get a new one.
And you have some choices.
There are what I call onesies.
SARAH: This is feeling very relatable for me.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Yep.
They're the muzzle and the strap that holds it
on all together in one piece.
And then there's the muzzle separate.
And then you buy a quick release halter that fits on it.
And then there's a variety of options of muzzles.
There's the Easy Breathe, there's the soft ones,
there's harder ones, there's all sorts of ones.
And I probably own--
I've gone through probably 20 muzzles.
SARAH: Wow.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah, because it's
all about the fit, the comfort, what they'll tolerate.
Some they tolerate more than others.
And you have to experiment.
And then you can have a muzzle swap with your friends.
I tried this--
SARAH: Do you belong to any weird Facebook groups?
DR LYDIA GRAY: Maybe.
But if one doesn't work for you, you
bring it to your muzzle swap and then
it's perfect for somebody else.
So it's nice, because it's a lot of money.
So you put it on.
And the instructions say exactly how to fit it.
And typically you want the bottom of the muzzle
to be an inch from their mouth, so they have a little room.
And then I leave it on for about a week
and then I can see where it's rubbing.
Then I take a variety of fleeces.
Now this one is the Miracle Collar Fleece Cover.
And you ask yourself, why did she take this one?
That's not for that.
SARAH: Seems quite specific.
DR LYDIA GRAY: It's got this really big--
I'm not pointing well--
really big chunk here.
I don't actually know where it goes on the bottom here.
But I use this on the bottom of the muzzle here.
SARAH: On the chin groove.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah.
And that keeps it-- because their jaw is moving
all the time as they eat.
And so that's a common rub spot.
For the rub spots along the cheek pieces
then you have this piece.
You can also just buy a halter--
a fleece set, which is what this is.
And so the nice thing is they're all Velcro.
And so you can easily pull the Velcro--
SARAH: She says with confidence.
DR LYDIA GRAY: I know.
I can hear it.
It's just not coming.
But you can put the little cheek pieces -
where else do they rub?
Sometimes on the top.
The other thing I've found--
I've a lot of experience with this--
you came to the right person.
Is moleskin.
You know what moleskin is?
SARAH: Of course.
My sisters are ballerinas.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Oh,
SARAH: I'm very familiar.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Perfect.
OK.
So I just go to the pharmacy and get their heavy duty moleskin.
And then when I see where he's got rubs,
then I moleskin that area.
And I like moleskin better because it's thinner.
And if you put this on the crown, sometimes they go,
foink.
It makes it really easy to get off.
Its fine on the cheek piece, but I moleskin the crown.
Yeah.
So all kinds of fleece, mole skin.
But you got to--
he's got to wear it for about a week
to figure out where it rubs.
SARAH: Yeah.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah.
SARAH: I told you you came to the right place.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Oh my gosh, I could go on forever but.
SARAH: Question number four is submitted
by Cat Jenk on YouTube.
And they are wondering, "Can you do
a video on suspensory ligament injuries please?"
DR LYDIA GRAY: OK so I think-- did
we do bowed tendons last time?
SARAH: I don't know if it was last time,
but we've definitely talked about them.
DR LYDIA GRAY: So they're related,
because they're both soft tissue, connective tissue.
The tendons are the structures that connect muscles to bones.
And the ligaments connect bones to bones.
So they're related.
When we're talking about the suspensory ligament--
easy for me to say--
in particular, we'll talk about the location first.
So it's on the leg between the knee and the ankle
or the hock and the ankles--
so lower limbs of all four legs.
And it's the tissue that butts right up against the cannon
bone.
So if the horse is facing this way.
So it's from the outside you have
your skin, your superficial digital flexor
tendon, your deep digital flexor tendon, and then
the suspensory.
What that means is it's not as easy, especially
on the hindlimb, to image.
So our imaging choices are X-rays,
ultrasound is pretty good.
But not as good as with tendons.
They're looking now at maybe MRI is the best way
to categorize the original injury
and then follow the progression.
And you can now do standing MRIs with just sedation
and not need general anesthesia.
So that's why they're thinking maybe
this imaging tool is now becoming appropriate for this.
I was going to say, I've got good news and bad news.
Well, the good news is that if you catch this early
and get right on it with some modern medical management
treatment, the forelimb suspensories,
they take longer than tendons.
Because last time remember we did the--
SARAH: --the number of letters in the word.
DR LYDIA GRAY: So bone was four, tendon was six,
and ligaments, what, eight?
SARAH: Yep.
DR LYDIA GRAY: So they can take nine months to a year to heal.
But if it's an acute front limb suspensory you've got a chance.
I want to read something.
Acute hindlimb proximal suspensory desmitis
is much worse.
13% were sound and in full work at six months.
And the prognosis for their chronic hindlimb cases
approaches 0%.
Now, don't give up all hope.
But do involve your vet right away.
They're challenging-- the cardinal signs of inflammation
or the signs of this kind of lameness
are heat swelling and pain, except that with the suspensory
being so deep you always don't get that swelling.
So you can't depend on the limb being
big and swollen as like, oh, got to call the vet.
Sometimes the only clinical sign is the horse isn't performing
as well as he used to.
One of the risk factors for a pulled suspensory
is advanced dressage training.
So if you have a horse that does a lengthen
or medium or extended trot, and then they can't or they
don't want to, that should make you think that maybe I
should have the vet out.
So it can be as subtle as that.
And you have to get on it to give your horse the best
chance of recovering from it.
I will say Newman had a pulled suspensory back
when he was five.
SARAH: Wow.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah.
And that was what I saw.
SARAH: That was so long ago.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah.
And he's 17 now.
And he has not only returned to full work the same level,
but went up.
So I got right on it and managed it appropriately
and did everything my vet said.
And he's back to working.
So there is hope.
And it was his front limb so I had a better chance.
The hindlimbs are-- boy, they're tough.
They're really tough.
I hope this person does not have one on their horse.
SARAH: Yeah.
I mean it was just a request for a video.
So we don't know.
DR LYDIA GRAY: True, true.
We don't know.
SARAH: So hopefully we addressed all the questions
that you have.
Last but not least, we have question number five.
But before we jump into this question,
it is another senior horse question,
which I felt like we had a couple of senior related
things.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah, the cataract horse was 22.
SARAH: Cataracts.
And then also the topline being harder when you're older.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Could have been.
Could have been.
SARAH: And so we have a senior horse question.
But, of course, you being SmartPak's very famous Staff
Veterinarian and Medical Director,
you get Ask the Vet questions in person--
DR LYDIA GRAY: I do.
SARAH: --every now and then.
And one such question came up recently
as I understand it from a good friend of yours
and apparently a big fan of mine.
So I just want to give a shout out
to Mike and his horse, Sugar, and say thanks for watching.
And, of course, thanks for asking the vet.
And without further ado, we'll get to Sutton M.'s question
from YouTube.
"I have an elderly horse who I love so much,
and I was wondering how I can make life for him a bit
more comfortable as he ages.
He is a 28--" with a question mark--
"year-old Appendix Quarter Horse.
He is retired.
He gets turned out into an indoor arena
every night with other horses.
And he's in his stall from maybe 9:00 until 3:00.
We often have young lesson kids work with him.
No riding of course, but he gets hand-walked
pretty much everyday-- just a few laps around the property.
And we groom and bathe him often with the kids.
He is quite skinny and is a sad sight.
We feed him twice as much hay as the other horses.
And he gets grain once a day and an assortment of supplements,
still can't seem to put weight on.
Any tips on fattening him up and making his life a little better
would help so much."
DR LYDIA GRAY: Life already sounds pretty good,
but we'll try it.
SARAH: It's very wonderful, just very sweet.
DR LYDIA GRAY: "Assortment of supplements"
was an interesting way of phrasing it.
SARAH: It's how I would describe my SmartPak.
It's an assortment.
DR LYDIA GRAY: So when I look at a situation like this,
the first thing I want to make sure they're doing
is working with their vet.
So get the complete physical exam.
Make sure there's no underlying health condition.
A horse this age-- what?
20s?
SARAH: 28 she thinks.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Could have Cushing's, could
have a variety of things that they're unhealthy enough
to make them a little bit run down
or make them into that hard keeper.
And so if you bring their health status up a notch,
maybe they'll put on weight better
or they'll extract the nutrition out of their food
that they should be.
SARAH: Even things you might not expect like teeth problems.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Could be teeth, could be parasites.
Could be simple things, could be hard things.
But get the vet out.
SARAH: Yes.
DR LYDIA GRAY: When the vet is out have them show you,
if you don't already know how, to do a body condition score
and to assess the weight--
in some way measure the weight of your horse-- can be a tape.
And then record those in a journal.
So that now you have an objective measurement
of your horse's health.
SARAH: Is this getting better?
Is this getting worse, rather than just,
"ooh, I wish he'd gain weight."
DR LYDIA GRAY: Right.
Because we're going to give you some things to do.
And if you're not following them--
I did A, and is he better or worse,
then you don't know if you should continue that or try
something else.
And the thing I always tell people
is try one thing at a time.
Because if you--
SARAH: It's hard to resist.
DR LYDIA GRAY: I know it is because you want
them to get better right now.
But if you throw the kitchen sink at them
and then the horse gets better, you're like, uh-oh.
What was it?
Now I have to do everything.
Now you're taking out one thing at a time.
So they said the horse gets hay in front of him all the time.
SARAH: It does.
Yeah.
Twice as much as-- well, they said twice as much
as the other horses.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Oh.
SARAH: So that is a good point.
DR LYDIA GRAY: OK.
So when I have a thin horse, I like to keep food
in front of them all the time.
I don't know if they have a situation where
they can do that.
But that would be ideal.
And I would keep grass hay in front of this horse
all the time if he has the teeth for it.
And then I would begin to add some alfalfa hay in--
if he can tolerate it-- because it has more protein and it
has more calories.
SARAH: While we're on the subject of the hay in front
of them all the time, I just want to throw in some things
here.
Because my horse, Cody, is 29.
And he is not underweight, but he's close.
He's probably-- he's a four.
He's not a four and a half where I'd
like him to be on the body condition scale.
And so with him, he's a hay waster.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Oh.
SARAH: So if we throw five flakes into his stall,
he'll eat one, and then just pee on the rest.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Yep.
SARAH: And so what we do instead is we give him
one flake at a time in a Small Hole Hay Net
so that he's eating it, has access to it,
and doesn't have the ability to just trash it
all over the floor of the stall.
And you get more out of what you give him.
DR LYDIA GRAY: The interesting thing
with putting the hay in the hay net
is you think it would slow them down.
It does, but that phenomenon makes
the thin horses gain weight and thick horses lose weight.
SARAH: Interesting
DR LYDIA GRAY: It brings everybody back to normal.
SARAH: I like that.
DR LYDIA GRAY: So that was a really good suggestion.
If his teeth aren't that great there's always
the option of chopped hay, hay cubes, which probably you
want to soak, hay pellets.
So still getting that long-stem forage in there.
He might be a horse that needs to transition
to a complete feed, which is the hay and grain in the bag.
And read the label on these, because you
don't feed small amounts like three to five pounds
of a regular fortified grain.
You might need to feed 15, 18, 20 pounds of it,
of course, spread out over the day.
Then you can add in other, I guess
I would call them supplements, or other things
to help hard keepers or senior horses add weight.
My favorite, of course, is beet pulp.
You knew I was going to say that.
I like this because it is between the nutrition of hay
and grain.
And it's a fermentable fiber, which
the horse's hindgut excels at.
And they get energy from that and then calories.
So a lot of horses that are underweight
gain weight with the addition of beet pulp.
There's rice bran if you want to add fat, so
moving to a new section.
There's one way to add fat.
You can just add straight fat too.
And now it comes in a solid, so it's not as frustrating as oil.
Because oil gets thick in the winter and hard to pour.
And then it can go bad in the summer.
It gets hot and it goes rancid.
And it doesn't taste good.
And it's not great.
SARAH: And depending what type of oil you pick,
it can also have downsides.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Well, it can be very high in omega--
like corn oil is very high.
The ratio of omega 3s to omega 6s, it's inverted.
So that that's-- you're just adding inflammation
to your horse and probably doesn't need that.
SARAH: Not something a senior needs for sure.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Definitely not.
So I like the powdered fat.
I think that's-- older horses become less efficient as they
age.
Digestive system is one of the organs
that becomes less efficient.
And so some digestive support like probiotics, prebiotics,
yeast-- very good--
enzymes can help them, as I said earlier,
extract the nutrition that you're already giving them,
but they're just not getting.
And then I like that he gets turnout.
You probably don't have grass which
is why they don't put him on it, but, boy, pasture just
adds bloom to horses.
And if there's any way you can get him
outside for turnout, that would be ideal.
I can't tell from hearing this if he gets outside
for some fresh air.
SARAH: He gets hand walked around the property they said.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Oh, OK.
That's good.
SARAH: So that's a good opportunity for some grazing.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Oh, yeah.
But everything-- reduce the stress in his life.
Look at all aspects of the environment.
The vet's great to walk around with you.
Look at the food quality and quantity.
Look at the grass.
Look at the property.
Look for stress.
So is he having to fight off other horses
for his fair share.
Sometimes that gets overlooked.
Does he have a buddy that he's friends with?
Because as a horse, being isolated makes you nervous.
So I think there's some--
SARAH: And people too.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah, everybody.
I think there are some things that need looked
at that's not in this question.
And then there's some opportunities
to add some nutrition to this horse that can make
him enjoy his golden years.
SARAH: That's right.
All right.
Well, I hope that some of those solutions work out for you.
And that you guys have many more years ahead of you.
DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah.
SARAH: He sounds like a wonderful horse.
So thank you guys as always for submitting
all your great questions.
You can submit questions now for the October episode with Dan,
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DR LYDIA GRAY: Don't want to miss it.
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And of course, if your question was answered in this or one
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SARAH: --or muscle supplements or all sorts
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Thanks for watching.
And have a great ride.
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The Single Biggest Mistake I Made As An Investor - Duration: 5:52.
Hey, it's Joe.
I've got another question here.
"Joe, what's the single biggest mistake you made as a real estate investor?"
Well, I guess I'll put it out on the line.
I've talked about some of this stuff before, about my personal history and what went through
to learn this process.
The failures that I had.
Way back in 19 -- I started investing back in 1986.
And in that first few years, I built a business that was worth about $17M dollars and I built
it based on borrowing money, on new construction, I was working in California, I was working
up in the Hollywood Hills.
I was building all kinds of beautiful houses.
And everything was going really well.
And I thought that I'd tied into something.
I thought that I was, you know, kind of the Golden Child, that I really, you know, I was
really good at this.
But, since I was borrowing money, and I was also counting on appreciation of properties,
that was my big mistake.
What happened in 1990, 1991, the S&L crises happened and the market crashed.
And the values of the properties that I had, and I was really heavily leveraged out there,
the value of the properties that I had dropped by 30%, 40% in California.
And the banks came to me where I was getting my construction loans and they said you've
got to put this much money into these deals.
Otherwise, we're going to take these loans back.
But, I didn't have that money.
I was too heavily leveraged into those properties, and I wasn't going to get that money until
those properties were finished and sold.
But the bank wouldn't wait for me, because they were in trouble.
So, they took the properties back, I lost my entire business, I filed bankruptcy and
I was out of the deal.
I moved back to Indianapolis and moved in with my parents.
You know, I'm thirty-five years old, we'd just had our first baby, it was thirty days
old when my wife flew over from California back to move in with my folks.
And I was grateful to have folks who love me and would watch out for us.
But it was the most humiliating thing that every happened to me in my life.
And I don't wish it on anybody.
I know a lot of my students have sent me stories about their failures as well.
I think that every investor goes through failures in their life and especially when they think
that they're invincible -- which is where I was at at the beginning.
So I had to, I went back and I started to become a real estate agent.
And I learned how to sell properties.
And I became a top producing agent within a short, you know, within about a year.
I was doing a lot of business.
And I started making money again.
I started to, you know, rebuild my credit.
But I still didn't have enough money to invest and I didn't have any credit to invest and
I couldn't go get a loan again.
And I didn't want to get a loan anyway.
So, I figured out how to do this without cash.
And the way that I did it was I went to, I would go out to a listing appointment as a
real estate agent, and I would talk to some people that would have their property for
sale.
They wanted to sell it but they didn't, had very little equity because the values hadn't
gone up because of the crash that had happened.
And I wanted to sell their property and I wanted to make my commission it, but I, they
couldn't come to closing with money.
And the only way I could have sold it for them is if they came to closing with cash
when we finally sold it because they'd lose money.
So, what I thought was, well, why don't we try this as a lease option?
And so we did it as a lease option.
We sold their property and it gave them three years, and got them their full price, and
I took the lease option fee, and I made a profit.
And then we also tried taking over the deed.
What if you just deed me the property.
I'll make payments on it, I'll put a tenant in there, I'll protect your credit and I'll
make, you know, I'll make a profit over the long term.
And I started buying properties that way as well.
And then we started doing some land contract stuff.
And then I started learning how these zero down structures worked and which one made
me, which put me in the most control.
Because I always wanted to be in control of the deals.
I didn't want a bank to be in control.
I didn't want somebody to come and take that property away from me like happened to me
in California.
I didn't want to ever be in that situation again.
And, I didn't want to lose my money, and I couldn't, you know, use my credit.
Since, then, obviously my, well, not obviously, but my credit is improved dramatically.
I've got perfect credit now.
But, I don't use it very often.
Because I don't think that it's a good way to invest.
I think it's too risky.
Same with the cash.
When I have cash, I usually buy properties for all cash rather than put down payments
on them.
So, if I'm going to buy a property with any type of financing, it's going to be seller
financing.
That type of financing doesn't screw up your credit and you can scale it up.
You can do as many of them as you can find properties.
So the goal here is to find a lot of properties so that you can do this again and again on
a consistent basis.
So, my big admonition to everybody is, don't take out a loan.
And at the beginning, don't even use your own cash.
You know, they say you need money to make money, but I say if you can't make money with
no money, you probably can't make money with money.
So, learn how to do it with no money first.
Learn how to do it the bootstrap method, where you pull yourself up by your bootstraps using
your brain, using structures that I teach to go out there and put these deals together,
flip them, make some money, or keep them and put them in your portfolio.
All right.
Good luck to you.
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How to Breakup with Someone| Dating Advice |Engaged at Any Age |Jaki Sabourin - Duration: 15:51.
and today I'm going to talk to you about something really really important and I
know you're gonna want to hear this it's how to break up with someone
Hi ladies, Jaki Sabourin here your executive love coach and CEO of engaged in the Aged a
company that helps women deliberately date and consciously create the man of
their dreams I met and married my old soul mate match husband Michael
after being single for eight years and I'm still on the honeymoon and
passionate about helping you get engaged at any age
Oh getting dumped is never fun but it's really hard for the person that's doing
the dumping because you will experience of a range of emotions like guilt or
shame or anger or you know sadness you know it's really sad when when you
realize that things are you know not working out you have to end it and I can
tell you this that it's it's better than being dumped but it's never easy
breaking up with someone so I wanted to give you three suggestions three tips
three tools to help you navigate this really challenging situation because I
really I really am a strong believer and you moving on as soon as you have your
truth that the relationship is over you need to you need to move on as quick as
possible because I don't want you to waste your precious time and so many
women get bogged down in relationships that aren't going anywhere that they
can't communicate with their partner they're not happy they're not being
honored not being heard but they stay because they're afraid they won't meet
anybody else and I do don't recommend that you live your life this way and
that's why I created all these videos I really want to empower you to live your
best life and so let's start off with before I'm going to do the before during
and after the breakup and I want you to make sure you stay to the very end so
that you can hear what my free gift is and I want to invite you before I jump
into the video to join my bridge to love the community so my bridge to love
community is a membership community where you have the opportunity to work
with me get a feel for the work that I do I have a content
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you can feel like you're not alone on this journey so you can get your belief
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community how helpful the videos are and how much you're growing but here's the
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why I created the bridge celeb program to begin with so that you have a place
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I've created it because I don't want you to spend another moment being single if
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I put below about the bridge to love program and if you like the content that
I'm going to share about how to breakup with the with a man then please like
share and subscribe to my page you never miss another episode okay let's jump
right into how to break up with someone so I wanted to do before during and
after a breakup so before you break up I want you to consider where you're going
to do it now if you've been in a relationship with this man and maybe
you've even been in love with him it would be better if you went to his home
to break up with him so that you can leave whenever you want that way he can
stay there in process feelings and you can get out of there if
you're at your home it's really awkward because you can't he might storm out the
door or maybe he wants to sit there and talk for a long time and you don't
really want to do that so I really recommend that you go to his home so
that you can leave and another thing is if you don't feel safe with this person
definitely break up in public definitely if it's been a longer relationship go to
a mall and sit on a bench where you can walk away whether the other people
around don't go to like a copy shop where people can hear you
but go to someplace neutral where you can speak your truth and then you can
get up and walk away and other people are around so so the the other part
about breaking up before if you have been dating a man just a little bit say
you're you haven't hit they I'm in love part but you you maybe agreed to
exclusivity and that was just because he you know he wanted to scoop you up you
got caught up in it then you went on five to six to seven ten dates and you
decided after that period that it wasn't something long-term and so in this case
I really think that you can go ahead and break up with him on the phone I really
recommend it you know what it's gonna save him a lot of a lot of grief because
he doesn't have to look at you and he can hang up he can get off the phone and
go process by himself and it was only a short relationship so I think that told
the appropriate and the third part about that is if you really haven't been
dating that long and he's made some kind of assumptions that you guys are a
couple or maybe you guys said you were but you changed your mind you can go
ahead and break up with him on a text I know it's like really well
yeah really because time is precious and also I think that if you haven't had a
long-term relationship with him and maybe you haven't gotten to the physical
intimacy piece I think it's okay to initiate it in a text by just saying hey
you know I've enjoyed our time together and you know when I reflect on it I
don't feel that we're on the same page anymore or we're just not on the same
page and I I wish you the best no good luck when your search and I'm
gonna go in another direction and that's it that's all you have to do and one of
my client asked me how do we let a guy down nicely and I'm like you don't you
just let him down there's nothing nice about getting dumped right so I'm not
I'm not trying to sound harsh but I'm just saying the reality is when you're
going to let a guy down just let him down you know that's the important thing
is he you don't really know what he's feeling don't make an assumption that
he's gonna be all busted up he might be seeing somebody else he might be fine
with it he might have been on the verge of
breaking up with you you just don't know however if you're feeling this way make
sure you take action right away so the second thing is during this during phase
it's really important I want you to be really straightforward it's so important
to be really straightforward because there's no easy way to do this face it
you know and it hurts it hurts probably you to know that you're hurting
him so but it'd be better if you just you know rip the bandage off right away
don't don't meet him and start all this other talk just say you know there's no
easy way for me to do this and it hurts me knowing that I'm hurting you and but
I need to end this relationship and that's what you say you know and then
he's going to he's going to do one of many things he might beg you to stay and
the problem I have with this is if he's already begging you to stay are trying
to convince you someone shouldn't have to beg you or convince you to stay in a
relationship obviously there's been problems that's where you're breaking up
with him you get a lot of thought it's not an easy thing to do begging and
trying to convince you is just gonna make you doubt yourself I would not fall
for that another thing that can happen is they might get angry and anger is
really a mask for something deeper typically it's a mask for pain generally
speaking in most cases it is and you know not everybody can control their
responses once they're getting dumped it's pretty painful and it definitely
knocks the ego a bit right so just stay calm if he's getting angry and just
remembered to secondary mode emotion and unless he does something violent you
know just let him kind of excel a little bit of that emotion and the next thing
that could happen is he can get really sad and and this applies to you know
both ways you're getting dumped or he's getting dumped you can get really sad
he's gonna get really sad and and in this case I really recommend being
empathetic validate him you know validation means to give value so give
value to his feelings and and just be like I know this is really hard for you
and I'm sorry it's not what I know it's not what you wanted to hear and I'm
really sorry that I hurt you and that's it I mean that's all you can do is just
to validate and empathize with him another thing that might happen is they
might promise to change and I have a real problem with this because you
probably ask them about this behavior many times and they're not going to
change you've already you know discussed it and brought it to his attention and
you're and promising to change just because somebody doesn't like something
is impossible people can't change that easily as adults it is very hard to
create permanent behavior change on that by the way is what I teach my bridge to
love programming doesn't mean there's anything wrong with you it's just that
some of your behavior may not be serving you and so you know maybe he needs to go
through some therapy some counselling maybe he needs to get a coach but if you
if you've already discussed why you're breaking up with him there and you made
your decision then then I wouldn't recommend making any changes just
because he says he's going to change and that really happens and then this is the
after piece that I want to tell you about so after the breakup you need to
tell your friends and family right away because he might try to contact them and
you know he might be a little desperate and so go ahead and call up whoever you
know that was in contact with hammer knows him and or even if they don't let
them know of your relationship status it's relieved for your safety just in
case something backfires and also because it lets them know where you're
at and it's good to communicate with your friends and family so that they can
be there for you if you're having any mixed emotions and you need someone to
to process with so make sure you take care of yourself you know your physical
and your emotional needs when you're going through a breakup make sure you
take time to process and allow all the feelings around the break of the surface
and release them anything you don't release you get to keep so you want to
make sure you process and release your the any toxicity left behind by this
relationship so that you're clear so that you don't take some of this baggage
into the next relationship that's why you want to make sure you take time and
it just depends on how long you were in a relationship to decide how long that's
going to be I mean you're the only one who knows but I would give you a guide
that if it was just dating back and forth you know 10 10 times I would give
yourself a week to reset and nurture yourself if you spend more time than a
week then you're definitely triggered you're unconscious and you're you're
regurgitating everything he said and you did and maybe even doubting yourself
that's really unhealthy for you because we we attract what we are we attract
what we think about if you're thinking about this breakup and what you did when
he did when he said what you said back and forth you're actually tracting more
of the same you're gonna feel horrible what you have want to do is just process
and release it release it so you can move on so manage your your emotional
needs and take care of yourself okay take care of yourself don't just jump
back into you know into another relationship give yourself a little
break you know and stay off social media don't process your breakup on social
media and yeah I think that's good just take some time to yourself don't look at
his social media is a good thing just that's the next thing I want to tell you
is make a plan for social media it's really important role in social media
now so if you break up with a man as soon as you get off the phone you need
to unfriend him and block him and I know that's really hard because you're like I
just don't want to be friends okay you may want to be friends but you don't
want him stalking you on your page or you know yeah you don't want that and
you don't want him posting anything on your page or tagging you in photos
because he's feeling melancholy you really need to stop and block because if
you don't do this I promise you the repercussions will be will be felt and
there's consequences so be a grown-up and go ahead and just follow
the steps all the way through be consistent you're gonna break up with
somebody make sure you take all these steps it's so helpful than before after
before during and after steps that I gave you and another thing that I want
to remind you is to consider deleting images of you and him on your Facebook
or Instagram it's really important because here's the thing that has
happened to me actually and so what happens is you forget about an image
because it's so far back you're like you didn't even see it and then you go out
with somebody new and then there you become Facebook friends and then they
look through your pictures and there's this random photo of you and this other
guy so long ago that you forgot about it means nothing but there it is if it's
something now you have to discuss with your new guy makes him feel insecure or
questions your your loyalty or any of that so it's really important to comb
through your social media and delete all those pictures because you've moved on
and it also sends a clear message to the universe that you are ready for your
next experience your next man the next experience is gonna get you closer to
attracting your soulmate in the next one could be the one that's why I really
recommend don't DM relationships that your aren't happy and then you're not
getting your needs met that you can't communicate in and that are stagnant and
not going anywhere and you can't try to pull a guy along he's either in or out
and men that say they're all in but they don't show you by their actions and
behaviors just look at their actions and behaviors and that will give you the
answers not the things they say but what they do okay so I hope this was helpful
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How To Identify If Your Budgie Is Male or Female | BUDGIES HUT - Duration: 3:48.
Every time Many people and my subscribers ask me
How can I tell if my budgies is a male or female ?
So I'm going to make a bassick video on it.
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If you just got a budgie, you may want to determine its sex.
In this video...
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Now the bird i am holding in my hand is a male bird
at 1st Find the budgie's cere.
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Now the bird i am holding in my hand is a female bird
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in this Picture we can see this female budgies is not in breeding mood and in the breeding mood
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How To Do YouTube Video SEO - Duration: 16:20.
Alright, so, you saw the title of this video. We're talking keyword research and
S-E-O for YouTube videos. How do you do it? We're going to demonstrate. Well, he will.
Yeah, I'll demonstrate. We're going to get down and dirty today. We're
going to get right in, hands-on. Well, not dirty. It's just a saying. Relax.
Talking about how to do S-E-O for YouTube videos. And I mean I just said that and
it sounded like I knew what I was even talking about. But honestly, I mean, I know
S-E-O stands for Search Engine Optimization. But tell me what it is
you're going to do for us. Okay, YouTube allows us to do search engine
optimization in a much easier way. So, let me just preface it by that. It's a
lot easier than the the S-E-O of the past. And it works way better, it gets way
better results. So, I want to explain S-E-O and kind of take you through the YouTube
S-E-O process that I do. And kind of explain the end goal of what you're
trying to do with it. And then I'm going to demonstrate. So, I'm going to grab my laptop
here and demonstrate how to do it. But I'm confident that if I explain this
first then when you do it, it'll make a lot more sense and you'll
actually get the results. I've taught this for years and hundreds of
times. So, I've got to teach it first. So, let me share kind of a little visual or
maybe an analogy, okay? So, picture a tree. You've got a trunk, you've got branches,
(Okay) branches that gets thinner and then at
the end, you've got leaves. The leaves are what we want, okay? And we're talking... When
we do keyword research to find topics, we want to find the leaves. We don't
want to make videos that are on the trunk or on the branches. We want to go
out to the leaves, okay? So, an example would be, we're going to use the push up
example, okay? If the push ups... That category... You mean, that literal? Physical
Push-ups? Okay. You're a push up expert, obviously. Well, clearly. And if we're going to make
a video on our videos on push-ups, we don't just want to say push-ups by Scott
Christopher. Right. Okay, that would be the trunk. That's the trunk. That's the trunk.
A branch might be, "How to do push-ups well." Okay. That might be a branch.
It's getting more specific. Right, yes. But a leaf might be... And I've got some examples
here, okay? Okay. So, these this is going to be a very specific term? Yes. And I've got
a list of several of them. Let me explain this part. You want to create videos on
several different types of leaves because one branch will have a variety
of leaves. And if you rank each video, each leaf topic video, eventually your
branch will rank. And you will compete on YouTube. Maybe even the trunk.
Like for one of my channels, we do rank for real estate investing. That would be
a trunk. And that's a very trunk term.
Because there's going to... But we do that in the
beginning. Yeah. I've created hundreds of leaf videos. So, here's some examples on. So, work
backwards almost, really? Right. That's what you want to do. You want to work backwards.
Okay, so that's the goal. Here are some examples of push-ups. "How to do a perfect
push-up for beginners." Nice. The next video would be, "Does the perfect push-up really
work?" That could be a whole separate video talking about the results you get
from it. The third one, "What muscles does the perfect push-up work?" And these are
leaf. Leaf, leaves. Each of these will be the leaf in topic video. Because they're drilled down.
Did a little more specific than just how to do a good push-up? Yeah. Yeah. Okay,
another example. The perfect push-up 30-day challenge. So, you can have a video
about that. It talks about... For Filipinos? That would be even more specific? That would be like a way
way down. But what Filipinos do it differently than Utahns? So, let's ask this
Filipinos watching right now. Yeah. My team are Filipinos. See, that's what I'm saying. Hi!
So, another one. How to do the perfect diamond push-up? In Manila. I'm just messing. No,
you're good, I'm just going this is all the entertainment value. That's why he's
here. How to do the perfect one-arm push-up? Okay.
Wow, that might... Well, I was because I was automatically thinking of just one-armed
people. But you're right. Two aren't people still do want to push-ups like
rocky. Not me. But, yeah. Oh, gosh, no. I mean... One day. Just a visual quick, quick visual.
We've got 2 more push-up videos that I could create here. Leaves, okay?
The perfect push-up routine or how do the perfect push-up routine. That
starts to feel a little branchy to me. Maybe. I don't know.
See, it's all... Here's a way to tell it. If you go to YouTube and you
type it and see how many other videos have that phrase in their title, and
keep going until... Yeah, there's none there. You want to find these leaf long phrase
topics that other people aren't using or that are being very rarely used. Now, you
may be answering this, I'm not sure coming up or whatever. Because I can't
read your mind. But if you do a long leaf type title or whatever. If you get really,
really specific and you get an exact match, you're the only video out there
for sure. But does it also capture less? You know what I'm saying? Like, if you say
"How to do the perfect diamond push-up in Milan or in wherever in Manila." Will you
at least still get some hits on how to do the perfect diamond push-up?
But if something happens to say in Manila, you're definitely getting that.
The answer is yes, eventually. If you make several videos like this. So, the whole
reason I'm having a list... So, I've got 8 here. The 8Th one was how not to
do push-ups or something. You know, (Yeah) "How not to do push-ups
perfectly." Maybe but I don't know. I did search for that. How not to do push-ups.
Well, you don't want to get injured. Yeah. Okay, there we go. So, if
you're going to make 8 videos that are all leaf topics but they all say, you
know, "How to do the perfect push-up?" Then eventually, a rank for that or the phrase
perfect push-up. You'll be known as the perfect push-up man. That's your channel.
Yeah, perfect push-ups channel. So, you do want... It's not that you don't want to
rank for the trunk or for these branches but by targeting the trunks of
the branches, you're not going get there. But by targeting the leaves, you'll rank
for the leave topics immediately. And then over time, you'll rank for the small
branches. Then eventually the big branches, the trunk. Okay, now do you
believe that you've laid down enough theory for us that we can start building for execution?
I think so. Let's jump in and show you how to find the branches that lead
to the leaves. Beautiful. Alright. So, we're going to demonstrate it for you now.
And Scott here suggested that we do motorcycle repair. So, let's say Scott
wants to make motorcycle repair videos. I think this will be an easy one to really
demonstrate how to get to the branches and the leaves. There's a lot a
lot of places you can go. And if you were to make a video on, you know, motorcycle
repair video 1. And then motorcycle repair video 2. Pretty, pretty trunky.
Yeah. Pretty Trunky. I like that. I'm going to show you 3 different tools. This
one here is called the "Keyword researcher." It's a tool that you pay once
for it. I believe it's 50 bucks from a company called Clever Gizmos. And then
you download it. There's another tool that is free. This one is called the
Keyword Planner. It's a Google AdWords tool. You do have to have a Google
AdWords account. But then the tool is free. And we'll start here. But I want to
show you what the other tool, is the third one. It's by Moz and we'll come
here. You come here to free S-E-O tools. And you start here. We'll just type in
motorcycle repair. Let me just demonstrate this and while we're here.
It's actually a pretty simple tool.
Take off the space there. Alright. So, once you bring this up, it's actually
good to come to keyword suggestions. And then, in this drop-down menu, I like going
to our questions. So, it's giving you keyword suggestions that aren't
questions. Yeah. So, what's great about this is it's how
to service a motorcycle? How to fix motorcycles? How to service motorcycle
Forks. That's that's getting more leafy. That's more leafy or branchy. Yeah. How
does service motorcycle rear shock. So, these are getting more specific. And this
will give you ideas of different branches for sure. And sometimes even
some leaves. I mean, what is a fender eliminator kit on a motorcycle? That is
definitely a leaf. Right. It does say here "no data" meaning, we might want to tweak
that. But that... Because we want to make sure that it is searchable. We want to
use a phrase that people are searching for. So, we want to find really specific
titles. But we can't forget search. Even if it's just, you know, 50 searches per
month. That means that people are actually typing in this exact phrase. And
we don't know about this one. So, let me use this as an example. I'll copy that.
Let's take it over to the keyword planner. I can paste it right here and
hit get search volume. And it tells us, you know what? It actually does get
searched 10 times a month. Now, that doesn't sound too impressive. And when I
teach people about keyword research, they always want to go after
the phrases that have a thousand or 10,000 Yeah. Greedy. "Ooh, this one
has a hundred thousand." Yeah. But guess what? I don't know. You're not going to get
ranked for those ones. Because the more competitive ones, there the more branch
phrase topics anyway and they're more competitive. And if you're brand new to
motorcycle repair, you create a video on on that topic. It's not going to rank day
one. This one right here. And it's a bridge. So, I can't see what was it. "What
is a fender eliminator kit on a motorcycle?" would be a fantastic video if
if that would be a video that matches what you want to teach. So, if this
content, that would be a fantastic video. You know why? Because you're going to rank
number one, day one. It's a perfect leaf. And
it's an easy specific one to make. I mean you're just making a video that's
answering that question. Maybe you have one, you can show them. You can
demonstrate, you know, how to put it on. That would become the title of my video?
Absolutely. Okay. And what I also put that in the
description of the video or what I want to save that space for something that
might double up my chances. In the first couple lines of the description, you want
to include this. It doesn't have to be worded the exact same way. But I mean the
way this is worded is pretty natural. Yes. But in your description, it's like, "In
this video, I show you what a Fender elimination kit for a motorcycle is. I
show you how to install it." So, you actually, you know, write a real
description. Got you. But, yeah,include those words
in it. This exact phrase not only is it your title but you also want to put
it in as a key word that just helps them to know know. And you're going to want
to say this in your video. You know, the answer while you're talking. That's
really important. So, in the video, you're going to be saying, "So what is a fender
eliminator kit on a motorcycle? Well, here's one right here.
This is how you install it. Alright, I'm going to grab my motorcycle. Let me grab the
fender eliminator kit. Now, why is it important that you actually say it?
YouTube will transcribe your videos and will find the words and make sure it
matches your title. Make sure it matches your key word and the description. No way. They do that?
Serious business. Wow. So, anything you put out there, they're
transcribing? Oh, yeah. Aren't you glad that YouTube does this? Very glad. The
reason that I am glad is well... Is because I know that when I find a video... If
YouTube's going to recommend a video to me, I know what it's going to be about because
YouTube verifies it from all different angles and they're suggesting it to me
because they know the types of videos that I like. Isn't that interesting.
You can't cheat YouTube. Don't try and cheat YouTube. There's probably ways you
can but why would you want? Yeah, exactly. They're giving you, I mean, all these
tools that are available out there. And this one now. This one was the free one
or was this one with... This one... You can Do the others work about basically the
same way as this one does? Each tool is this is unique. This one is simple. And it's
easy to use. But if you use it more than a few times a month, you do have to pay.
So and it's a monthly subscription and it's not cheap. The keyword planner from
the Google AdWords account, this is free and I use this one all
the time. Let me show you another way that you can
use this tool. I'm going to come up here to modify search. And instead of get
search volume, I'm going to go to find new keywords or search for new keyword. So,
I'll type in motorcycle repair. So, what I'm going to look for first and then I'll
demonstrate how to use that first tool I have showed you the keyword. Keyword
researcher. What I'm looking for now is actually branches that I haven't thought
of. Okay, so motorcycle repair shops. Maybe
not applicable to my YouTube channel. Motorcycle service, repair near, mechanic
near, motorcycle parts, cheap motorcycle parts. So, these are just broken into
different categories. Let's just try. We'll do Harley. I didn't think of that.
Maybe we could make video specific to Harley. How are they mechanics. Hmm. Makes
me at least gives me the idea of... Oh there's Harley repair right there. So,
if we come in here, Harley-Davidson motorcycle repair. We're going to take that
phrase over to the keyword researcher. And I can put in an asterisk before it.
And I'll add it again... And I'm also just going to add in a couple other versions. I'm
going to just get rid of the word motorcycle. So, watch what this tool does.
Alright. So, I've got in those that look criteria. They're what I want it to look
for. And I hit play and now it starts searching all of the search queries that
people use on Google and other search engines. And it just finds lots and lots
of examples. It pauses sometimes, so that it doesn't offend the search engines. And
these are all the things that people have typed in, searching. Alright. So, we
finished there. If I hit this button here ad to master list, we see there's 470.
I'm going to hit cleanup because there might be some duplicates.
Okay. And that that took us down to 267, okay? If I hit select all and then I hit
the keys, Ctrl copy or command C for copy. So, now I've got that in my clipboard. And
if I come back here to the keyword planner, go to modify search and go down
to the second one. Get search volume data. Okay, so I can paste in up to a thousand
different phrases here. And then if I hit get search volume. It does its thinking.
And we need to go to the keyword ideas tab. Alright. So, these are all the
phrases that we typed in. It says, "Here all 265 are here." And we can sort it by... I
think it already was but average monthly searches. And you can check the phrases.
Harley-Davidson repair shops near me. I don't know if
that's a video that I want to check. But you know what? The easier way, I'm going to
come here to download, save to Google Drive, hit download, wait a moment and
then open file. Now, this is a lot more user-friendly. It gives me a whole bunch
of data. I only need 2 columns. Let me grab that one and move it. The 2
columns I want are the columns with the key words in it. And the column with the
average monthly search volume. And I want to look at any phrase starting here and
above. Any phrase that has ten searches or more above. So, I can just go through
this list now and a lot of these are going to be great leaf topics. Interesting.
Harley-Davidson odometer repair. Yeah. Those are very leafy. Yeah. "Are they Davidson Golf
Cart repair?" Yeah, even though... Golf cart, that's interesting. Even though
those are shorter, meaning, this one's only 4 words long.
Hardly-Davidson odometer repair. That's pretty specific. It's a specific type of
Motorcycle. Odometer repair. So, that's something going to be a leaf topic. Most of my
clients have the same type of reaction. It's like, the steps are kind of simple
once you know the end goal. You want to find the leaf topics. Here's all the
tools you can use. But then you're like, "Ah, but this sounds boring." And I agree. I
don't necessarily enjoy this. That's why I have employees that do a
fantastic job. Oh good for you. And we do this for my clients. So, my clients help
me with the topic brainstorm but then we'll go and we'll do all the keyword
research for them. So, can I just have you come over to my house and do this for me?
Or can you do it here? I'll let my team. I'll let my team. Maybe we can do a topic
brainstorm over the phone. Okay. Easy. So, I could do this
with you for distance? I never have to leave... We just chat or you can... We can share...
Anyway, it means that you can, too. That's the connection there. See.
But now that this video is over and you watch this far, you might as well
subscribe. Might as well. And see you in the next video. Good
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I Finally Discovered Japanese Secret How To Looking Younger Even After 50 Years - Duration: 7:02.
I Finally Discovered Japanese Secret How To Looking Younger Even After 50 Years
apanese women never seem to age. With their beauty rituals and anti aging skin care products,
it seems they have found the secret code to looking youthful, forever. No matter how closely
I look at mother's skin (who is 75 years old), I cannot see a single wrinkle. Her skin
is flawless and still glowing after all these years. When my friends ask what she does to
look this good, I tell them to sit down, grab a cup of green tea and pull out a notebook
-they are in for a treat
1. Exfoliate with azuki beans Since as early as the Nara period (710-794),
Japanese women have used this red little bean not only as part of a healthy diet, but also
for healthy looking skin. Ground into a fine powder or a slightly coarse scrub, azuki beans
are a wonderful natural remedy for those who are prone to acne or blackheads, or who wish
to diminish fine lines. These legumes are high in antioxidants and contain a naturally
occurring foaming agent known as saponin that helps to cleanse and tighten pores. It has
immediate effect when used as it helps to gently remove dirt and dead skin cells, unclog
pores and brighten the skin by stimulating blood circulation.
Making your own azuki anti-aging scrub is fairly easy. Use a coffee grinder and grind
½ cup of dried azuki beans to a semi-fine powder. Transfer the mixture into a jar and
store in the fridge for a few hours. Then, take ½ teaspoon of the powder in your palm
and mix with a few drops of water. This should form a rather thick paste. Spread over a wet
face in a circular motion. Allow to sit for two minutes then rinse with warm water. Repeat
two to three times a week and you'll notice the difference.
2. Maintain a traditional balanced diet We often forget that what we put inside our
bodies is directly connected to how we look on the outside. A traditional Japanese meal
is usually made under the ichijyu sansai principle (one soup with three vegetable dishes plus
rice and fish) to assure good balance. These spreads are rich in vitamins and high in omega-3
fatty acids that help reduce the body's production of toxins that can cause inflammatory
skin conditions and premature aging. Seaweed (wakame ) and kelp (kaiso), found in almost
every Japanese dish (and supermarkets) are rich in iodine and keratin — both highly
essential for healthy skin, nails and shiny resilient hair. Fish is rich in protein and
lower in fat than red meat, while small portions of a variety of vegetables will supply much-needed
vitamins and minerals. Japan is also home of a number of superfoods — such as konjac,
kinako and natto — that are readily available and cheap in comparison to other superfoods
in other countrie
Nourish the skin with rice bran For centuries, the Japanese have known and
appreciated the wonderful benefits of komenuka, or rice bran. Full of antioxidants (more than
70 in fact!) and other essential nutrients, rice bran powder has been used in scrubs,
facials and even body treatments to help fight the signs of aging, resolve blemished skin
and leave the skin toned, tight, and soft. Komenuka products have been popular for decades
and are widely available at drugstores, but it's also very easy to make at home. In
a small pot, boil three large tablespoons of rice for a few minutes or until the water
becomes slightly cloudy. Strain the rice but be sure to keep the water as this will be
part of the facial treatment. Add one tablespoon of milk to the rice and mix well. Next, mix
in one tablespoon of honey. The mixture should be sticky enough to stay on your face when
put on the face. Apply the rice mask on clean, dry skin and allow to dry. To remove, use
the rice water that you kept aside. This not only helps moisturize the skin, but also improves
the its circulation. The rice water can also help brighten any dark spots or sun damage.
Use green tea for various purposes High in antioxidant, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory
properties, green tea is a significant part of the Japanese lifestyle. Japanese women
have also included green tea in their beauty routines — from incorporating the extracts
in various lotions and tonics to adding ground leaves to bath salts and even adding concentrated
powders to body compress treatments and hair masks. The ground form of green tea leaves,
matcha, is known for its high concentration of catechin polyphenols, which have countless
health and beauty benefits. The high concentration of tannins is also known to help tighten the
skin. Green tea powder can counter damage caused by UV rays, reactivate dying skin cells,
reduce inflammation (especially with acne-prone skin) and help balance skin tone.
Bath daily, go to onsen frequently Bathing in Japan is more than a cleansing
routine: it's a beauty ritual. Onsen(natural hot springs) and sento (public bathhouses)
are scattered throughout city centers, resorts and even random unattended open-air spots,
offering people plenty of opportunities to soak, scrub, and relax in nutrient-enriched
and mineralized natural waters. But the home bath (not shower), or ofuro, is also an essential
part of every Japanese woman's daily life. A steaming bath before bed will not only leave
you feeling relaxed, it will also help blood circulation, prevent shoulder stiffness and
back pain, relax muscles and prevent leg swelling. For extra moisturizing and replenishing skin
effects, infuse your bath with oils or natural salts. The steam is also a great way to detox,
further helping to clear pores and promote bright skin. A bath will speed up the body's
natural production of melatonin, the hormone responsible for not only a good night's
sleep, but also one which has wonderful antioxidant properties.
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How do I access and complete the Academic Integrity Tutorial (AIT)? - Duration: 5:24.
This video demonstrates how to access and complete the required Undergraduate
Academic Integrity Tutorial, which is an online presentation designed to teach
you about how to be an honest scholar in college. Failure to complete this
Tutorial by the prescribed deadline will result in an AIT Dean's Hold on
your account, which will prevent you from registering for the following semester.
Moreover, it's a good idea to complete the Tutorial as soon as you, can because
the knowledge that you'll learn from it will only help you in your studies here
at Fordham. The Academic Integrity Tutorial, or AIT, is found in Blackboard
which is Fordham's online course management software. The easiest way to
access Blackboard is through your My. Fordham portal. On the upper left of the
My.Fordham portal, you'll see this link here, "Bb." We'll click on it, and we'll
be taken to our customized Blackboard home page. On your home page, you'll see
this heading on the right corner, here, that says "My Courses." And right
underneath that, you'll see the courses for which you're registered for the given
semester, and one of those should be this one, "Undergraduate Academic Integrity
Tutorial." So, let's enter the Undergraduate Academic Integrity
Tutorial, and see how to complete it. Once you access the course, the first thing
you'll see is this link, here, that says, "Module #1 of 8: Joining the
Academic Community." This is the first "Module," or section, of the Academic
Integrity Tutorial, and there are eight (8) modules in total. So, we'll begin by
entering Module #1, and we can see, here, we're taken to our first page.
You'll see an option on the bottom for "Table of Contents," which we can expand
and see the contents of this module. To advance the Tutorial, all we have to
do is use the navigation on the upper-right here, where it says "Page 1
of 7," "2 of 7," and so on, to navigate through the Tutorial. Be sure to
carefully read each page. At the end of each module,
you'll see a page that looks like this: where you will take a quiz (or an
assessment). We'll click this link, here, where it says "Click to Launch," and
it will open the assessment. We'll then click "Begin," and go through and start
answering the questions. Be sure to carefully read and answer each question,
and make sure that you're answering all of them. Once you've answered all the
questions, you'll click this link at the bottom, that says "Save and Submit," and
then we'll click "OK" when the window pops up. We'll then click "OK" again, here, and it
will give us our score for this quiz. And, we can scroll down and see how we did,
and, for correct and incorrect answers, read the relevant feedback. Now, at the end of
the last question's feedback, you'll see a link, here, that says "Click to continue to
the next module." So, we'll do that, and now we can see that
Module #2: Starting to Write, is available, and you'll repeat that for
all of the rest of the modules, all the way through Module #8. Once you get
to the final Post-Assessment quiz [at the end of Module #8], at the bottom of the feedback for Question 10,
you will see a link, here, that says "Click to complete the AIT and learn your
result." So, we'll do that, and if we scroll down, the AIT will display a message of
whether we passed or failed. And here, we can see, for this example, we did not pass
the AIT, so we'll want to very carefully read these instructions to retake the
AIT, returning to the beginning, to Module #1, and retaking each Module from
there. Now, if you are retaking any of the modules, and you end up back
here to retake the quizzes, when we click "Begin," we will see the system informs us
that we already completed the test at a previous time. Now, to retake this quiz,
all we have to do is click "Start New Submission," and it will give us a fresh copy of
the quiz. Now, if you do pass the AIT, right after you're done with Module #
8, and you click that link to see your result, you will see this message
here, with the green check-mark, informing you that you have passed the AIT, and
that no further action is required on your part. Remember that if you do fail
the AIT, you need to retake it carefully, going through each Module, rereading the
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How to use the word same perfectly - Duration: 5:18.
hey my friends my name is Terry welcome to my channel English for Terry in this
video I want to talk about a little word and that word is same alright just
little tips and tricks for you to use same correctly in your sentences let's
go English with Terry the first point is
about the pronunciation okay the a is same alright and strong
em it's not say me alright the e is pretty sort of silent like same try with
me same okay now when we use same in English we will
have the word there before if we want to compare two things something is it's the
same alright to say it's same mmm doesn't work in some languages a direct
translation this is correct in other languages but not in English so when we
say it's the same remaining it's identical or exactly similar right all
the computers here are the same we have the same name right
now when we want to compare two things we can also use the structure the same
as or the same thing as let me give you an example I'm the same as you is it I
am comparing myself to you maybe for example you say oh I'm very impatient
and you have another person who is a identical or extremely similar which I'm
the same as you or his phone is the same as her phone to mean that they bought
the identical kind of phone his phone is the same as okay this is the structure
you need to learn the same as this is what I want you to practice it's the
same as yesterday maybe the weather or the rain like today in Ireland yeah the
rain is the same as yesterday and it's the same as last month and it's
same as last year it always rains here but we cannot say it's the same like
yesterday this is the fundamental point we don't use like in this case it's the
same as now another way we can say is the same thing as or the same thing that
now let me be clear if we have here I have the same problem as you I have the
same problem that you have so when we use same as after we will use a pronoun
they have the same phone as me you him or us them I live in the same city as
him as her right so after as we will have the pronoun or
we could have a time or we can have a word about the time right the class is
the same time as last week right if I have a class with a student and it was
3:00 p.m. on a Tuesday and I say ah the class this week is the same time as last
week 3:00 p.m. Tuesday or this winter is the same as last year to mean that the
winter now is extremely similar identical to last year but when we use
the same that will use the person and then the verb for example I have the
same problem that you have she has the same phone that I have in this case
we're using that to connect two sentences now it's almost the same
meaning the same idea I mean I can say the same I have the same phone as you or
I have the same phone that you have it's the same idea it's the same thing it's
just a little variation in the structure but it's important that you get it that
you understand that but the important point is to say not to use this
construction I have the same phone like you this is better to say I have the
same phone as you or I have the same phone that you have but be
careful between the difference not to say I have the same phone than you have
then is a different construction that we use in comparing stuff so be careful
it's always that in this case okay guys I hope you liked the video please click
like if you enjoyed it don't forget to subscribe to my channel and click the
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video if you want to ask about a specific topic
I'm definitely waiting reading all of your comments to see what you would like
to see and of course don't miss my free listening strategies course which you
can find a link in the description here it's all about the strategies that I use
to have amazing listening and fluency in 4 different languages and how you can do
it in English ok guys my name is tara McGonagall i'll see you guys in the next
video
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HOW TO FIX FACETIME NOT WORKING! (ACTIVATION, BLACK SCREEN, POOR CONNECTION)! - Duration: 2:50.
What's up everyone, my name is Ben and today I'm going to be showing you how you can fix
Facetime not working.
Now this fix will work for connection issues, activation issues, and failure issues.
It will most likely solve about 95% of the issues and without a further ado let's jump
straight into the video.
The first and most common fix to fix up Facetime is to go into settings Facetime, turn it off,
wait 30 seconds and turn it back on, after that you should try restarting your device
and that basically should solve the issue.
This works for about 90% of the errors and I'm hoping it also works for you.
However if that doesn't work, go into settings, go to your Apple ID and sign out of your Apple
ID, after that wait about 30 seconds and sign in with the same ID and if that doesn't work,
sign in with a different ID and of course after you sign in also restart your device.
Another thing that works most of the time to get Facetime working again is turning on
airplane mode, waiting 30 seconds, restarting your device and then turning airplane mode
back off.
And if that doesn't work, you should also try going into settings, general, reset and
reset network settings.
After you reset network settings, which usually takes a minute, you need to restart your device
and after that, the network settings will be back to normal and your facetime will most
likely be working again.
There are 2 more things that you can do, that work for 90% of the issues, so that will be
in the settings, go Date and Time and make sure that you are in the proper timezone.
So basically, that you have your timezone selected, which basically means that you select
where you live and that will automatically set the time for you.
Another thing that you can do is to make sure that the time is set automatically.
So make sure to check the little box or toggle and make sure that the device you're using
sets time automatically.
These are the fixes that work for about 90 - 95% of the issues, I really hope that you
solve the issue and please let me know in the comments, which fix helped you solve the
problem.
If you have anything else that maybe I haven't mentioned that helped you, please also leave
it in the comments below so other people can benefit from that as well if this video helped
you out definitely consider dropping it a like and I'll see you all, next time.
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