Hello everyone, I'm Matthew.
I travelled to Bali, Indonesia.
I make this clip to share some informations to you.
We have two questions.
The first question: Where is Bali located?
So I will show you Bali on the map.
Bali is one of 17000 islands in the Indonesia archipelago.
It is located just over 2 kilometers from the eastern Java island
and the estern Lombok island.
So we have second question: What is Bali local time?
The Bali time zone is plus 8 hours from the World's time standard.
It is same with western Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, China
and 1 hour ahead from Jakarta - capital of Indonesia I hope the informations are helpful for you
when you travel to Bali.
Thank you for watching and see you next clip!
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Shooting Sticks vs Bipod. Watch this video to see which one is obsolete. - Duration: 5:08.
After you watch this video you may never use shooting sticks like this again. Coming up next!
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Just click on the subscribe button down below and that's all you got to do
The video - that's right like the video so we got to meet with the president of a Q Tech at cha cha
2018 and he's a shooter, and he's been finding a need for a a better bipod
So let's go down to the shot show floor and check it out
Hey there it's the shooting guy we're at the last day of shot show 2018 I'm here with Phillipe
We're at the Accu-Tac booth
And he's got some cool bipods that he wants to share with us really take it away guys
Let me show you what we have here today. We have our vr4 bipod
It's small like a bolt rifle kind of bipod very popular very robust very cool
Then we have our most popular bipod our sr5 this thing. It's stout. It's it's an awesome bipod
It's by far most popular. Is that the sin double legs auto-retracts?
100% made in USA lifetime warranty and all our products, then we have our lr10 a little bit longer more style
More extension for those guys. I just want to get up a little higher. Yeah, then we got our new HD 50 bipod
It's just made for an HD 50 very stout very robust
Awesome bipod then we have our last big boy right here
This is the big boy. Huh? Yeah cuz more like an F. Class it's kind of nice panning out here
if you loosen this up move it around
Extend the legs you can put them out of 45 degrees forward
Or to the back very cool stuff. You know so where can folks find this stuff
They can find it everywhere if you go to our website
You know you can see that our dealer portal, and then you can pick a dealer. We have many of them to choose from
everything from big guys at Cabela's
Two little guys mom-and-pop stores everybody. Yeah, yeah, you can that's cool. Yeah, so price ranges for these things
They go from about 160 up to 450 depending on what model and so forth yeah
Yeah, like 450 and 430 depending on to them we have two variations of it check out a cute AK
I'm gonna put a link down below where you can go and take a look at more of their stuff
I'm sure Filipe is gonna really appreciate you guys at least looking at it and going out and buy it
Find a place to go purchase one and we'll be talking to you guys real soon. Thanks, man
Well there you go, that's why you won't need sticks like this anymore Accu tech makes some pretty cool stuff
I mean I had a chance to get my hands on it while that was there at shot show and
A very robust very stout, and you're gonna enjoy those things you may want to consider picking yourself up one
I'll put a link down below so that you can and
We're gonna try to get our hands on one because we got a pig hunt coming up in a previous episode
We did talk about that pig hunt. There's some night optics that we're gonna be trying out and if we can get
These Bipa this bipod in we're gonna use that bipod there, too
So you get to see it firsthand while we're using it in a real-life
shooting
Situation boo. They'll be fine
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WHICH EX WOULD I GO BACK TO? | Loren Gray - Duration: 7:13.
okay okay okay its loren let me rock the beat what's up you guys it's Lorennnn and I'm back with another video
today was supposed to be a vlog where I went and got my new puppy but
unfortunately the same thing that happened when I went to get angel
happened with smudge >;( for some reason the people that I've gotten my dog's from
they give you a date and then on that day they decide to change the day and
then they keep changing basically I don't have the doggo therefore I don't
have a vlog for you but it's okay 2day I'm gonna do a Q&A and I
haven't done a Q&A since I was probably 13 or 14 and it was it was embarassing
but I want to put a little twist on this one just a little a little a little
twist so I just tweeted and said ask me the weirdest and most uncomfortable
question you can think of hashtag Angels wanna know turning off my ringer so
right now waiting for the questions to come in
let's see Alexis wants to know if you could take back any ex who would it be
none Alexis none we cool down I mean yeah naughtyloren wants to know who's your
daddy I'm you dadddy;) some of these are like rated R
questions Rosanna wants to know have you ever peed standing up
I have not Rosanna but that's definitely on my bucket list of things I want to
try I feel like that'd be really messy *cue MJ*
LorensNetflix wants to know which toe
is your favorite toe okay this is a good moment for all you foot fetish people
out there probably this one cuz it's super long and uh yeah there's a hair on
this one that's disgusting Mia wants to know
whether I put my milk or my cereal first I always my cereal first and if you put
milk first you are actually satan Nina wants to know how long do your periods
usually last and do you have a heavy flow lmao I love you I love you too Nina;)
and if you really wanted to know my period usually lasts like five or four
days I'd say they're not that long and no I don't have a heavy flow actually
like I always watch those YouTube videos I'm like oh my god period horror story
like I was wearing white pants and my blood went through and I just can't
relate cuz I've never had that and I want to have that I want to be able to
tell that embarrassing story but I don't have it all right what else I have no
idea how to say this name so I'm just going to put it on the screen
I think it's Brioni I don't know she wants to know why his nails down a
chalkboard so horrible okay I do think nails down a chalkboard is horrible I've
never personally experienced that because my school always had whiteboards
but I scraped my fork on my plate at tender greens the other day and i sat
there like this for like 5 minutes because it just I
don't know what it is ash wants to know have you ever needed butt cream lmao
this is so weird but I love u so much well umm I don't know what butt cream is
or what it would be for but no I've never needed butt cream but now I'm
curious Siri what is butt cream Siri doesn't know butt cream is either
so I'm at a loss Maddie wants to know have you ever said I love you to someone
and not meant it MaDDieE I'd say yes because you know when someone says they
love you and you don't really want to make them feel bad by saying oh thanks I
probably have probably like my earlier boyfriend's not any ones that you guys
would know but like boys that I dated when I was in school I don't think I
loved any of them it's cold heartless Emily wants to know who is your celebrity
crush well Emily there's a few I wouldn't say there's necessarily
celebrity crushes but I have a lot of people that I look at and think wow
you're beautiful Bellamy Blake from the 100 if you guys haven't seen that show
it is amazing I totally recommend Rachel McAdams I love Rachel McAdams Brendon
Urie that's just a few but there's a lot
Daniela wants to know what does your ear look like up close since you asked this
is my ear it's actually I cut it on the inside so scratching my ear and I think
I stabbed it and now I'd like a scab in there that's really painful actually
Johanna wants to know what's the weirdest food combination by the way I
love you I love you too and I have a few weird food combinations that I've
expressed on Twitter that some people didn't agree with I love ham
pineapple on pizza I love ranch on my pizza and on my chicken I love french
fries in my ice cream I like peanut butter on pretty much anything that's
just a few I also put ketchup on pretty much everything I like my condiments
have you ever accidentally stabbed yourself in the eye with an object
I've been shot in the eye with a nerf gun actually I'll see if I can find a
picture of it I'll put it over here somewhere you can see though right oh I
can see barely it was traumatic what's up y'all it's me from the future chillin
on photobooth actually right after I filmed this video I stabbed myself in
the eye with a pillow I'll insert that over here somewhere why does my voice
sound weird today I don't sound like me I don't like it
alright guys I got they ask me how are you able to say that you're fine you're
not really fun you just can't get into it
oh so I think that's all the questions that I'm gonna answer for today if you
guys liked this Q&A let me know and I'll do more because I actually thought it
was kind of fun but i love you guys so much thank you for watching don't forget to
subscribe because a girl's been active and all my social media links are below
if you don't already already follow me why why did you not why you not follow
me ily angels so much thank you for watching I didn't turn it off mom do
you want to get sushi eating a little bit do you want to get sushi in a little
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Mueller's Witch Hunt Finds Nothing on Trump, But Look Which Obama Truth Surfaced! - Duration: 14:12.
Mueller's Witch Hunt Finds Nothing on Trump, But Look Which Obama Truth Surfaced!
While it remains unclear how this information was unearthed, CNN's sources claim Mueller's
team "has been provided details of these communication.
But the more pressing point are the implications of this discovery.
"If these reports are accurate, it means U.S. intelligence agencies secretly surveilled
at least a half dozen Trump associates," veteran journalist Sharyl Attkisson explained
in a column for The Hill.
"And those are just the ones we know about."
In other words, "(i)t looks like Obama did spy on Trump, just as he apparently did to
me," she added, referencing an allegation she made several years back that Obama's
Justice Department had attempted to hack into her personal and work computers in 2013.
What remains unknown is whether any of this sketchy behavior was actually legal.
Attkisson noted, however, that even if these hacks and wiretaps were legal, that doesn't
take away from the shadiness of it all.
The truth is, the revelation shows Obama and his administration were actively engaged in
surveillance of American citizens that would have been unthinkable not all that long ago.
As Attkisson keeps in touch with: "It appears that administration checking of columnists,
individuals from Congress and political foes — under numerous organizations — has turned
out to be more typical than anybody would have envisioned two decades back … So has
the unmasking of touchy and exceedingly secured names by political authorities."
Obviously Obama kept an eye on Trump.
Obviously it was unlawful.
Obama and the Democrats thought about it and did it any way.
I profoundly question that the MSM will provide details regarding ANY of THIS news however.
The Democrats and MSM will simply continue burrowing on Trump for ANYTHING and EVERYTHING!
Democrats and the MSM couldn't care less that what the Obama organization did was absolutely
unlawful.
They additionally couldn't care less about any of Hillary Clinton's embarrassments
either.
Truth be told, they REALLY trust most Americans aren't notwithstanding following ANY of
the genuine news on the Mueller examination in any case.
Regardless of whether you will be, you absolutely won't catch wind of the genuine news or
any negative news on the Obama organization from the MSM.
It's simply not their story.
Let be honest the Obama organization pursued a persevering strike on the American individuals'
unavoidably ensured rights and freedoms.
Everything without exception that Mueller finds that focuses back to Obama… you are
NOT going to catch wind of it.
That is only the way it is and they like it that way!
Simply one more day of the MSM and phony news.
Move along little mindless followers!
Offer me a frickin reprieve!
Mueller just requested that another Obama-ite join his group.
As though 11 different attorneys weren't sufficient.
Correct.
He enlisted Andrew Goldstein, who worked for previous U.S. Lawyer Preet Bharara.
Bharara was named by Obama and FIRED by Trump.
That should disclose to you a great deal
in
that spot.
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Which NHL Player Are You? Ice Hockey Quiz - Duration: 3:18.
Which NHL Player Are You?
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Project Management Classes: Which Ones Should You Take? (And Thoughts on PM Degrees) - Duration: 23:34.
- If you're just getting started
in your project management career,
you might be asking yourself,
"What classes do I need to take?" and
"Do I need a degree?"
I've been coaching and mentoring project managers now
for a little over 15 years,
many of whom have gone on
to have very, very successful careers.
Today in this video, I'm gonna share with you
the advice that I've shared with them.
(calm electronic music)
All right, so in this video I'm gonna talk to you
about the three different paths
that I think you can take
when it comes to getting your education,
your certification and landing that first job.
Also, I'm gonna do something a little bit risky today.
I'm gonna share with you my biggest regret
about how I got my start
and what I might have done differently
if I could do it over again.
Also, if you stay tuned,
I have a very special offer for you
which we'll talk about at the end of this video.
It's an offer I think you'll be interested in,
especially if you're just getting started in your career.
However, having said that,
I think you're gonna enjoy, or it would be something
that would be very useful for you regardless
of where you are in your career path.
In this spirit of our theme for this month,
for the remainder of this month and for next month,
this video is really speaking mostly towards
people who are just getting started in their career.
It is also somewhat North American focused.
However, having said that,
a lot of what I'm going to say to you today
will apply regardless of where you are in the world.
So in order to land a PM job these days,
if you look at the job boards and you look at the postings,
almost every single project manager job
requires a PMP certification.
Rightly or wrongly, that's just the way that it is,
at least here in North America.
There's a lot of debate
around the value of a PMP certification,
and that's a subject for a whole other video.
But fact remains you need one
in order to get a job in most cases.
So when you think about what classes
you might need to take to get started,
knowing that you're gonna need a certification,
I would recommend finding classes
that help you to take the PMP exam.
Now, there are two certifications I want you to be aware of.
There is the PMP, which is for project managers.
Your prerequisite to get a PMP is that you actually
have to have project management experience,
and in our next video,
we talk about that chicken and egg scenario.
In order to get the designation,
I need to have project management experience.
But in order to get a project manager job
where I'd get the experience, I need the PMP.
Lot of people ask me,
"How do I deal with that chicken and egg scenario?"
and we will cover that in the next video.
But just know that the PMP
is for project managers with experience.
There is another little-known, lesser-known certification
that PMI offers, and that's called the CAPM,
the Certified Associate of Project Management.
It's the same test, but you do not have to,
or you're not required, to document
that you have previous project management experience.
So with no experience whatsoever,
you can take the test, you can get your CAPM.
Now what does that give you?
A CAPM actually makes you eligible
for a lot of entry-level PMO jobs,
such as the project administrator or project analyst,
project control officer.
There's a lot of different names
for those entry-level roles.
But essentially these are the roles that,
these are the people that work with
and alongside experienced project managers
to help those project managers manage
larger projects and programs.
It's an awesome job for someone just getting started
because you get to work alongside experienced PMs
in large projects and you get to understand
how all of those things work,
and your ass is not on the line because it's not you,
you're not managing the project,
you are assisting the project manager.
So a PA job is actually an excellent job
for people to get started.
Okay, so let's get to the other juicy topic here
which is do you need a degree to be a successful PM?
And the short answer to that question is no you do not.
A successful PM is a person who has the ability
to bring a bunch of different people together
to pool their skills and their resources
to achieve great things.
A degree, whether you have a degree or do not have a degree
doesn't determine whether or not you can do that.
Usually it's your experience that allows you
to do those types of things.
In the project management world, experience is king.
However, having said that,
if you want to manage specific kinds of projects,
for example if you want to build rockets for NASA
or if you want to build oil platforms
in the middle of the Pacific Ocean,
or if you want to build bridges and skyscrapers
and things like that,
then you probably will need a degree
in some other discipline
before you can be considered to be a PM
on some of those projects.
So for example, if you want to build bridges for
your local municipality,
you're probably gonna need a civil engineering degree
before you can even be considered to be a PM
who might be in control of a project team
who's building the next Golden Gate Bridge.
So in those cases, if there's very specific kinds
of projects you would like to manage,
then path number one out of the three paths
that I said we would cover today
is get a degree in a different discipline,
whether that be a scientific one or an engineering one,
get your designation and then
begin your project management career.
Begin amassing your experience.
So that's path A, we'll call it.
Now, other people will come to me and say,
"Hey Jason, but at my local college or university,
"I actually see curriculum or degrees
"for project management.
"Are those good ones to get for project managers?"
And I would say absolutely.
I'm really overjoyed, because when I first started my career
there was no such thing as a degree in project management.
It would have been cool if there was
but there wasn't a whole lot of classes available
to us 25 years ago.
So those, I'm sorry, I take it back.
There were classes but there wasn't
actual curriculum and degree programs for it.
I've looked at some of the curriculum
for the local universities and things here in Canada
like in and around Toronto, and I'm really happy
to see the types of classes that are included.
They do cover a lot of the soft skills
that a person might need in order to be successful,
and they get into business theory
and how to make solid business decisions
and they get into finances and all of the things
that might make a PM successful.
So I think the curriculum in some of these
undergraduate degrees is really awesome.
I'm also hearing great things
from the students that come out of those programs
and that start working for me in PMOs.
I listen to them about what they were taught,
the experiences they have,
they do a lot of work experience as well
so you have several projects that you manage
as you go through your degree program,
such that when you get to the end,
you have the requisite experience
to apply for the PMP right away.
So in that respect it's really good.
So yeah, it's a good option, and so path B
would be project management degree,
take those classes and those courses,
get your PMP designation and then begin your career
and start getting your experience.
But then people will say,
"But, you know Jason, you said
"you don't have to have a degree.
"What should I do?
"Should I get the degree or should I not?"
And my answer to that question is
if you can afford it, then go for it.
Because there's nothing better.
I love learning, and there's absolutely nothing better
than having the opportunity to sit down
and devote most of your brain cycles
to just absorbing new information and learning new things.
I think it's fantastic,
and if somebody can afford to do that,
if they have the time, they have the money,
then I would say go for it, do it.
I think it's a great thing.
But if you can't afford it
then I'm here to tell you don't sweat it.
There is a path for you, and that's the third path.
The third path is no degree,
find a class, get your
certified associate of project management,
get that entry-level job,
be a PA or PCO for
three years, four years.
Then get your PMP because you'll have
the requisite experience at that point,
and then go and lobby for your PM job.
It's not a less than path in my view
because three to four years
of real-world experience on projects
is just as valuable, and depending on that experience,
maybe even more valuable
than three or four years in the classroom.
So it's not a less than path.
If you can't afford it, do not go into debt.
That would be my recommendation,
it's been my recommendation for years.
Don't go into debt getting a
degree in project management.
It's not worth it, just get out there,
start working in PMOs,
start in those entry-level roles and work your way up.
Chances are you're gonna land
your first junior project management role at the same time
regardless of which of the three paths you follow.
So if you go for your degree,
in fact I think path number one,
where I talked about getting an engineering degree,
then getting your PMP, then
getting your experience,
that's probably the longest path out of all of them.
But it's worth it if that's what you want to do.
If you want to build rockets for NASA,
then you need some sort of degree
in some sort of science or engineering.
And if that's what you want to do,
then you're gonna want to,
you're not gonna be upset about putting in the extra time.
In that path though,
you probably won't get project management experience
in your undergraduate studies for engineering.
You'll probably have to finish that, get your CAPM
and then work another three or four years,
then get to your PMP,
then get into a project management job.
So that's probably your longest path.
But between path B and C,
so B being you go and you get your project management
bachelor's degree, you get your PMP at the end of that
cause they put in the work experience.
There's a pretty good chance
that you might land a junior PM job after that,
but there's also the possibility
that you'll have to take a PA role
for a year or two anyways.
So again, you take path B,
it may be three to four years of university.
Then another year or so of experience
before you land that first project manager job.
Path C, where you started getting your experience day one,
if you're good at what you do,
I'd be very surprised
if you don't have a junior PM job within four years.
So you actually might, you just might
become a PM faster without the degree.
But the choice is yours,
there's no right or wrong path for any one individual.
It's a very individual thing.
So, in a nutshell, is it worth it, getting a degree?
Yes if you can afford it, no if you can't, right?
Do you need it?
Absolutely not, so if you can't afford it, don't sweat it.
That pretty much summarizes the advice
that I give to people in regards to degrees.
Actually I promised you that I was gonna share
a personal story about some of the regrets that I have
about how I got started.
So I'll let you in on a little secret.
I do not have a degree,
and for those of you who've known me for years
we may or may not have talked about this
and so you might be surprised to hear me say that.
I feel like I've had
a very successful project management career.
My situation is I wanted to go to school.
I love, love learning, and to this day
I will devote whatever cycles I can
to the art or the act of learning.
I did study to be an engineer,
an electrical engineer actually,
and I started university
and my family is awesome.
My mother and father gave me the best childhood ever.
But one of the things that was sort of
beyond their ability to give me
was a fully paid for tuition.
So I had to get loans and then
we were able to get some government loans and things
that were deferrable, i.e. I didn't
have to start paying for them until school was over,
but then I had to cover the balance with loans
that were regular everyday loans
that I'd have to start paying right away.
So I had bills to pay, and the course,
engineering studies, that I had chosen,
the class, it was almost like high school,
it was four to five classes a day, Monday through Friday.
So I went to class during the day
and then I worked on swing shift
as a security guard at night
and the school and my job were about 90 minutes
away from where I lived.
So my days consisted of commuting
an hour and a half to school in the morning,
taking my classes, jumping in the car,
going down the street, doing the swing shift
from four o'clock until midnight,
and then driving an hour or so home,
getting home around midnight, one in the morning.
If I had homework, mostly could get it done
while I was doing my security job.
That was the reason why it was such an awesome job.
But I did that,
marginally successfully, for about two years.
And it was really starting to get to me,
and even at a very young age,
it was hard for me to be getting by
on only three or four hours of sleep.
And that was a good night,
some nights I would have extra work to do
and I might not get more than a couple of hours of sleep.
So it got to the point where I was so tired,
I was falling asleep on the road, which was very dangerous.
And there were many days on year two
where I'd pull into the parking lot of the university
and I would just fall asleep.
And I'd miss a few periods,
first and second period of classes.
And after a while I'd missed so much class,
one day they sent a letter home saying just don't come back.
You're obviously not taking this seriously enough.
And that was devastating to me.
And I really wish I had found a way to make it work.
Looking back now I probably could have been more creative,
probably could have found different ways to finance it.
But at the end of the day, what ended up happening was
the moment they said, "Don't come back,"
the class was ended, the deferred loans
were no longer deferred and those came in
and I had a whole bunch of additional bills to pay,
and then I just started working my ass off
to pay all of the money that I owed.
So I walked away without a degree,
I walked away with a whole lot of debt,
and I ended up working for the next several years,
sometimes two and three jobs in order to get by.
But I was motivated and I learned a lot,
and I went into sales and from sales I went into IT,
cause at the time anyone could get into IT.
If you were technical, you were magical back then.
So I was able to get an IT job
and then from there I got into IT management
and then from there I got into project management
and then the rest is history.
But my biggest regret was that I wasn't able
to find a way to get a degree.
And then years later,
I might have been able to go back and finish.
I just regret not having it.
And sometimes I look around, I'm in the company of people
who have master's degrees and PhDs
because I'm working with executives
with a lot of credentials.
And sometimes I let that get to me,
I think, "Oh my goodness, they're so much
"more qualified than me."
But then I remind myself of all that I've accomplished
and I would say that I don't think
I have a less than career than anybody out there
with a degree and in fact I hire a lot of people
fresh out of university now.
So take that for what it's worth.
I offer this story to you
because for those of you who are out there
and you're thinking you can't afford to go to university,
I'm here to tell you you can be very successful
without it even in this day and age.
In fact, and this is why I keep coming back
to go if you can afford it.
Cause there is absolutely nothing better
in my view than learning, learning is awesome,
and that's what makes us human beings,
the fact that we can learn new things.
So if you can do it then do it, absolutely,
more power to you, but if you can't, don't stress.
You can still make a difference in this world,
you can still have an awesome career, just go do.
Just go do, get off your ass, get out there,
get the experience, work your ass off and do your best
to make everybody else around you successful.
And then everything will take care of itself.
And so I share that story with you
cause I hope for some of you
that it's an inspiration that you don't think to yourself,
"Well gee, I could never have
"a high-powered project management career
"without that degree."
It's absolutely not true.
So with that, I'm gonna end this video,
at least the topic of training and education.
I hope you found this valuable
and now I'd like to talk to you a little bit
about a project that I'm working on.
I've been training project managers now
for a little over 15 years,
and most of that training has been in a classroom setting.
And some of my more recent roles as a freelancer,
I've gone into organizations
and I've seen project managers managing
very large programs and projects,
who are struggling with the basics.
Basics such as how to pull a project plan together,
how to pull together an estimate,
how to establish themselves as a leader.
And I've taught classes for years in person
on how to do those things.
I'm working on a project right now
where I'm taking everything that I used to give
in the classroom setting
and I'm putting it into an online format.
I've already started filming
the video portions of the course.
There's also gonna be very practical pieces to it
and a lot of templates and everything else
and I'm really excited, I'm putting it together now
and I'm gonna pilot the course
on June the first of this year, that's my goal.
So as a project manager, I really hope I hit that date
because now it's public, everyone knows.
That's when I'm planning to pilot, June first.
Now the pilot, obviously as with any pilot,
I'm testing out functionality,
whether or not the messaging is right
and whether it resonates, whether people are getting
real value out of the course
and I'm just testing the format out
and the technical aspect of it,
whether or not logins and getting access
to the course and everything works and that sort of thing.
So for those of you who are watching this video,
if you made it all the way to the end
then you're one of the few people
who is finding this information valuable.
These videos are getting thousands of views,
over 250,000 views so far on these videos.
But a very small percentage of you,
cause I get just statistics,
make it all the way to the end of the video.
So if you're one of those people watching me right now,
I have to believe that this information
is interesting to you, that it's useful to you.
So if you're one of those people,
I'd like to give you a special offer.
Cause this course, when it's done,
I will probably have it on offer
for somewhere in the neighborhood of $250, like $249.
But for the pilot, for those of you who are interested,
I'm putting up, it's actually up
in the upper right-hand corner for you,
I'm gonna put a card on this video
that if you click on it you can go to a landing page
where you can express your interest
in joining the pilot group,
and if you get on that list, I'm gonna have this
landing page available until May the 18th,
at which point I'm gonna close it down,
so between now and May the 18th,
if you go express your interest in the pilot,
you can join the pilot for only $5.
It's a token amount, I'm just trying to weed out
the people who aren't gonna take it seriously.
But five bucks, join the pilot, get on the list.
When the pilot opens I will send you a note
with your own special link
and you can join the pilot for $5.
If you enjoy these videos and you like the format of them,
actually the training'll be even better
because it's gonna have some exercises
and some scenarios so it's gonna be really cool.
I'm really looking forward to it
but if the chats that we're having
are resonating with you then sign up for the pilot.
I think you're gonna find that
the curriculum that I'm putting together is useful for you.
For those of you who are just getting started out
and even for those people
who have been doing this for years.
So click on the card in the upper right-hand corner
and sign up and get yourself on that pilot list.
I'd like to ask you though, however, to interact.
If you think this was useful information,
interact with this video.
That's the only way this video's gonna show up
in the search in the rankings.
You know, if you like the video, give me the thumbs up.
If you didn't like the video, give me the thumbs down.
Either way, let me know what you think.
Also tell me, did you learn anything new today?
What path, if you're just starting out in your career,
what path are you planning on taking?
Are you gonna do path A and go for that engineering degree,
or are you gonna go path B
and actually get a project management degree?
Or is path C the right one for you?
Let me know, I'd love to hear from you.
And for those of you who are already in your careers,
help out some of the other viewers.
Talk about your story, how did you get started?
What kind of degrees did you get?
What classes did you take?
When did you get your certification?
Talk about it with the group here in the chat.
I think it'd be very, very helpful,
and the more we interact with these videos,
the easier it will be for other PMs to find
and so you'll be doing your part in helping
our PM community
get involved.
So with that I'm gonna end this video,
been a little longer than I thought but
thank you very much for watching
and we'll see you next Friday.
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