Waching daily Nov 28 2017

yo yo yo CPA strength here back again with another video for the morning this

is gonna be your your idea ain't nothin unless you actually do something about

it now yeah you got to act on your idea I feel like Shia LaBeouf right just do

mood yeah cuz he was an actor and stuff so he just did it you know so many

people are just going around floating through life I did it for so many years

never you know having an idea how many times have you heard oh I had that idea

yeah we didn't do anything you got it you gotta have action you

gotta have action with your idea okay you gotta have actually look soju say

now you gotta have action on your idea

so I'm gonna tell you my ideas that I act on okay I wanted to be I wanted to

be a professional sports player never really went all the way in on that never

Amit made it to college athlete was it a total waste no because I can see how and

I used to practice really hard like on the tee and stuff I got better so I

could see how hard work overtime pays off so I don't think I was a waste you

know did I fail yeah I failed but okay so at least I tried I didn't really

fully commit but you know what I'm saying at least I got on the field a

little bit the next thing was a I was being a rapper I told everybody I knew I

wanted to be a rapper and you know I was just a colossal filler I was not good

I could not ride the beat at all but I had a lot of fun you know I'm asked a

lot of I'm asked equipment saved up so I can't I don't have money for equipment

yeah was gonna save up you know took me I think a year or a couple years

to get everything I didn't get everything I want all the equipment at

once but yeah it was not a good rapper and I never made a dollar off and all I

did was spend money spend money I wasn't even smart enough back then to

make it as a hobby I'm a tax return but I wasn't really making anything more

taxes who cares anyways yeah I failed at that too but like I get an idea in my

head and I want to do it was it a total failure I don't know because look I

never really stopped doing anything I think I'm gonna come around I'm gonna

drop a ha ha drop a hot Jim but it taught me that you know I kind of have a

knack for getting the equipment together I guess being a sound engineer or a

producer I really I think I have an ear for like who's good and stuff so but in

my in my future I definitely wanna have like a recording studio maybe be an

engineer and and sell recording time or just do a recording time with my friends

again and so I jumped on an idea I went for it I mean it was a total failure I'm

sure I'm sure there's a ton of people well no I mean I'm sure there's some

people going head dumb ass you know it's not I could be a rapper he he showed him

he sucked you know but it's like yeah ok they can say all that

I mean I I hope there's some people that how I feel about it was at least I tried

at least I didn't just watch from the bleachers you know like I thought hey I

love rapping I loved the art for I want to do that and so I tried and it wasn't

for me I mean I but I learned some other stuff that is for me and what I'm saying

is to failures professional professional athlete and rapper both failures

both ideas I had that I wanted to be I don't care it doesn't bother me and

shouldn't bother you to fail because then you've got someone else you know I

would think if I knew somebody said they want to be a rapper and they actually

tried for a little bit and then moved on to something else I wouldn't laugh at

them for trying I think oh that's cool I would maybe get inspired to try my own

thing well after after the rapping I never really said I would you know stop

that but anyways I wanted to be a certified public accountant with my own

business and that's what I wanted and that was a dream I had that was an idea

I had I went for it I didn't let the other maybe our failures maybe help me

because I've went for other stuff before didn't get it

life goes on but at least I tried the difference here is between the other two

times I really believed in myself I started believing myself the other two I

don't know why I would even announce I really wouldn't announce to everyone

in the world that I was a rapper but I don't know why weird announce it to

anybody if I never believed in it myself I don't know if I announced that I would

be a professional sports player that's maybe the problem is I didn't announce

tutor because I didn't believe in myself but I believe that could be a CPA and I

announced it to everybody and that was a big idea a big dream and I went for it I

got it because I'm not afraid to fail and you shouldn't be either another

another and so I got my CPA and then another step was you know opening my own

business now I've been opened that was another idea crazy idea but I did it now

I've been open for two and a half years and I'm turning away clients

this YouTube thing of course this YouTube thing even after all those

failures but then I had a couple wins but I said hey I don't care I want to do

the e time i watch the each of them I wanted to youtube so I tried the YouTube

and now so I've given you two things I've been failures at and I guess two

things three things I've been successful at I am happy that I tried all five

things you know it's a learning experience I'm I'm upset that I didn't

try more stuff or really give it my all but you know it feels so good so

liberating to have an idea and just go for it just go for your dreams you know

just try it just try it one time just try it one time you know there's five

different things that you know people told me oh you can't do that thing no

one was like oh that's a great idea except being a CPA of course that was it

that was the one thing out of the five that was a good idea although when I

said I wanted to quit to do YouTube so I could YouTube and lift more and then

make a and and make a little bit of money yeah everyone thought that was

crazy but that's what I that's what I that's the idea that I had in my head

right and I want to act on my ideas because you asked you definitely you

asked an older person you know they're more they're not sad about what they

tried you make it or you don't and and you can change your ideas and and not

like it but when you look back it's it's what you haven't done

you know knowing and and and there are going to be some people say you say you

start something up but I think it's the fear of failing most other people don't

really want to see you do better so they'll tell you oh yeah it's hard don't

do that you know a lot of people are like oh no he'll leave us or something

contentment life anyways yes sir there gonna be some people that talk mess but

you don't need to worry about those people it's I don't know why I see I

have this analogy in my head that only only one set of exercise will work good

for you yes there's gonna be certain like did there's gonna be certain people

say no um only only the exercise that I do is good and so they'd make fun of

somebody for doing a different exercise you know I wouldn't make fun of anybody

for exercising just the same just the same way as I wouldn't make fun of fun

of anybody for going with their idea you know trying to get a pad and trying to

get their idea selling a couple ideas so um and whatever your idea is just make

it happen just try it so much it's so much fun

just think of mmm think of all the people that watch football on Sundays

like but versus the amount I've actually played it's almost like life like um

most of people that I know that played football in high school or whatever

played football don't really watch it all day long some do but me because

that's they're bitter or something or they have other things to do but you you

you could look at the amount of people that play football versus like

professionals what a thousand maybe versus a

millions and millions and billions of people who watch I probably wouldn't

extrapolate it that much to other life but you know how many people actually

participate in in life and with the internet anybody you know you can do

anything these days you can learn anything do anything there's no excuses

you know there's no excuses in this day and age you know you you can go to the

library and get on the Wi-Fi and make things happen you can do that for free

you can go to a library anywhere in the US so I don't I don't know what anyways

excuses but you you know get off get off the get off the bleachers and go play

that's what I'm saying it's so much more fun you know cuz yeah like I gave you a

a couple big fails in my life and then I've given you some successes and I

don't know I just this fails I just who cares

but the successes are awesome so it's like shooting shooting a three-pointer a

basketball I love shooting three-pointers in basketball and you

know when I'm on a runway and I'm hitting feels good and when I'm missing

I gotta have amnesia but the thing is you're not you're not gonna it doesn't

feel the best when you miss but hey it's it feels so good when you win so step

out of the bleachers and get on the field what's your idea what's your

what's your thing that you think you can't do what's your thing that your

family's gonna say it I don't do you then I don't do that all your friends

yeah don't do that you know I'm just you know you got to live for yourself but

anyways run with your idea cuz your idea is nothing without some action this is

it for today until tomorrow CPA strength I'm out

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For more infomation >> YOUR IDEA IS NOTHING WITHOUT ACTION / DON'T BE AFRAID OF FAILURE / ACT ON YOUR IDEAS / CPA STRENGTH - Duration: 13:08.

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The Skin Song - This is What Keeps Your Insides in | Finding Stuff Out - Duration: 1:59.

Skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin

So many different types of skin

Skin's what keeps your insides in Elephant skin is gray and thick

A dolphin's skin helps it swim quick A chicken's skin has holes for feathers.

A rhino's skin feels like leather

Skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin

With green skin, you could be an elf

With banana skin, you could peel yourself

Skin that's lumpy like a toad

Head getting warm, brain overload...

You're gonna make my head explode!

Skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin

So many different types of skin

Skin's what keeps your insides in Elephant skin is gray and thick

A dolphin's skin helps it swim quick A chicken's skin has holes for feathers.

A rhino's skin feels like leather

Skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin

With green skin, you could be an elf

With banana skin, you could peel yourself

Skin that's lumpy like a toad

Head getting warm, brain overload...

You're gonna make my head explode!

Skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin

So many different types of skin

Skin's what keeps your insides in Elephant skin is gray and thick

A dolphin's skin helps it swim quick A chicken's skin has holes for feathers.

A rhino's skin feels like leather

Skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin

With green skin, you could be an elf

With banana skin, you could peel yourself

Skin that's lumpy like a toad

Head getting warm, brain overload...

You're gonna make my head explode!

For more infomation >> The Skin Song - This is What Keeps Your Insides in | Finding Stuff Out - Duration: 1:59.

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What is Pessimism? | Definition of Pessimism | Pessimism Explained - Duration: 35:30.

For more infomation >> What is Pessimism? | Definition of Pessimism | Pessimism Explained - Duration: 35:30.

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THE EVIDENCE THAT JESUS EXISTED IS WEAKER THAN YOU THINK - Duration: 5:01.

THE EVIDENCE THAT JESUS EXISTED IS WEAKER THAN

YOU THINK

What do we know about Jesus Christ and does it really matter?

What do people in the modern world really know about Jesus Christ?

The facts that modern scholars can be certain about are incredibly flimsy � it is known

that he was a wandering Jewish religious preacher who lived in Roman-occupied Judea and that

he was put to death by the authorities.

Aside from these facts, the life of Jesus remains a nebulous and elusive thing and it

appears that the more scholars and academics attempt to get to the bottom of the mystery,

the more confused things become.

During the European Enlightenment, the most sophisticated intellectual minds of the day

elevated rationalism and empirical truth to the highest virtues and damned mythical stories.

A movement within the Enlightenment sought to purge the Biblical scriptures of all allegorical

and mythical elements.

Most famously, Thomas Jefferson took a pair of scissors to the New Testament and snipped

out all of the passages which he believed to be historically true.

For Jefferson, these were the only parts worth keeping.

HIGHLY CONTROVERSIAL: THE JESUS CONSPRIACY

Over the years, attempts to establish the historical authenticity of the Bible have

become far more sophisticated than Jefferson�s cut and paste job.

Since then, forensic historians, archaeologists, anthropologists, and linguists have all made

their attempts to establish the truth or otherwise of the New Testament.

What they have discovered is that what has been assumed by Christians to be elements

of factual truth in the Biblical scriptures are a lot more questions than could have ever

been imagined.

Unlike most figures of his age, the life of Jesus was documented by numerous sources which

might lead one to assume that his biography would be fairly easy to uncover.

However, this is not the case.

One of the primary problems with the sources found in the New Testament is that it is possible

that none of the gospel writers were eyewitnesses to the events that they described.

The first full story of the life of Jesus was Mark�s gospel, which was written around

the year 70 AD, around 40 years following the death of Christ.

It has been speculated that Mark briefly met Jesus before his death and it has also been

suggested that the author of John�s gospel could have been his discipline, John.

However, these theories are based on literary criticism of the Bible rather than hard historical

facts, and it must be conceded that even if these men had been acquainted with Jesus that

most of the stories in the scripture are derived from second-hand sources.

This means that they may well have been distorted in the retelling.

Furthermore, the early Christian writers did not prioritize authentic historical retelling

in their documentation.

Rather, they believed that it was more important to convey the spiritual truth of the story

more prominently than what actually happened.

This means that the stories may well be fictionalized versions of events and were never intended

to be read as historical fact.

If the Biblical sources cannot be relied on to tell an authentic tale of Jesus Christ,

then historians may look to secondary historical sources for clues as to the life of Jesus.

However, these references are few and far between.

One of the most famous historical references to Jesus is contained in Flavius Josephus�s

documentation of his age.

However, it is widely believed that all of the references to Jesus in Josephus�s works

are a forgery, inserted by a later Christian writer.

In fact, the only solid historical documentation referring to Jesus are the notes of the council

of the Sanhedrin.

These documents simply state that he was hanged (the word used for crucifixion at this time)

for various crimes including sorcery.

Given all of this, it appears that there is very little tangible evidence to point to

about the historical reality of Jesus Christ.

However, does this really matter?

According to Kurt Noll of Brandon University, the question of whether Jesus Christ was a

real historical figure or a sum of various mythologies bears very little relevance to

the religion that placed him at its heart.

Christianity has evolved from an entirely Jewish conception of God into a religion incorporating

numerous philosophical and mythological traditions.

Given its long and complex evolution, the historical reality of the origins of the faith

seem to be a periphery concern into a religion whose key question is essentially ahistorical

� what is the true nature of God?

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"Every night in my dreams"

"I see you"

"I feel you"

"That is how I know "

"You go on"

"Far across the distance"

"And spaces between us"

"You have come to show"

"You go on"

"Near"

"Far"

"Wherever you are"

"I believe that"

"The heart does go on"

"Once more"

"You open the door"

"And you're here in my heart"

"And my heart will"

"Go on and on"

"Love can touch just one time"

"And last for a lifetime"

"And never let go"

"Till we're gone"

"Love was when I loved you"

"One true time I hold to"

"ln my life we'll always"

"Go on"

"Near"

"Far"

"Wherever you are"

"I believe that"

"The heart does go on"

"Once more"

"You open the door"

"And you're here in my heart"

"And my heart will"

"Go on and on"

"You're here"

"There's nothing I fear"

"And I know that"

"My heart will go on"

"We'll stay"

"Foreverthis way"

"You are safe in my heart"

"And my heart will"

"Go on and on"