Thứ Hai, 26 tháng 2, 2018

Waching daily Feb 26 2018

As-Salāmu 'alaykum wa raḥmatu Llāhi wa barakātuh.

A'ūdhu biLlāhi mina sh-shayṭāni r-rajīm. Bismi Llāhi r-Raḥmāni r-Raḥīm.

Aṣ-ṣalātu wa s-Salāmu 'alá Rasūlinā Muḥammadin Sayyidi l-awwalīn

wa l-ākhirīn. Madad yā Rasūla Llāh, madad yā Sādāti Aṣḥābi Rasūli Llāh,

madad yā Mashāyikhinā, dastūr yā Shaykh 'Abdu Llāh al-Fā'iz ad-Dāghistānī,

Shaykh Muḥammad Nāẓim al-Ḥaqqānī. Madad.

Ṭarīqatunā ṣ-ṣuḥbah wa l-khayru fi l-jam'iyyah.

To show humbleness

out of adab by murīd

is not to ask for anything.

Just his coming to ṭarīqah,

coming to his Shaykh

should be seen as

a great favour.

Sometimes those murīds,

people who joined ṭarīqah are humble.

And some want to reach

higher ranks immediately.

They assume themselves as Awliyā'.

It is not a good thing.

Ṭarīqah exists to educate the ego.

You join ṭarīqah in order to educate your ego.

But you give in to your ego

by saying "I am this and that".

It doesn't work by saying so. It has no use.

Moreover, sometimes it brings more harm than benefit.

Why? They fall into hands of shayṭān.

Shayṭān catches them on this point

and heightens them.

They see themselves as huge.

Whereas ṭarīqah educates people

by teaching humbleness

to be on the right way.

It is to educate your ego.

Great Awliyā's show

the direction to us. They show

humbleness too.

We hear that a lot.

Shaykh ʿAbd al-Qādir al-Gīlānī,

may Allāh ﷻ increase his maqām

and sanctify his secret in shā'a Llāh,

may his support be present.

One of the great Awliyā's,

he said one night

some manifestation occured,

something happened, not manifestation.

He looked around, everywhere was

full of light,

full of apparent light which you see

while awake, not asleep.

Then he heard something.

He heard an addressing

which said "I am Allāh ﷻ".

Your maqām

has increased a lot.

I ﷻ forgive your sins". When he heard it

he immediately said

"You, the cursed one".

Everywhere became dark at once.

He asked "How did you know me?"

Because it was shayṭān who did that.

He made such a trick in order to

take him out of the way. And would a great Awliyā' be lost?

He is Sulṭān, Sulṭān of Awliyā's

Shaykh ʿAbd al-Qādir al-Gīlānī.

He said "I figured out

when you said you forgive my sins".

Allāh ﷻ doesn't forgive sins like that.

Besides, the sins are watched

over more carefully then.

He said he understood from this.

It is a good lesson until qiyāmah

for people who enter the right way

and who can be cheated

by shayṭān. A big lesson.

Shayṭān can take such shapes.

And most people are deceived.

And afterwards, they leave the way

and mislead other people too.

We should be careful about it. We should

know ḥalāl and ḥarām. We should know our limits.

When joining this way,

we shouldn't do it for maqām.

A man should join it in order

to be a beloved servant of Allāh ﷻ.

Not for the ego. If he comes for his ego,

he becomes a toy for shayṭān.

There will be no benefit.

Not any maqām, he will fall down and not increase.

May Allāh ﷻ protect. We must pay attention to it.

Most people are saying

"I saw this and that".

We hear most of the time.

You get surprised sometimes

at how people... Even mashāyikh,

even Mawlāna doesn't say as they say.

"I saw this. I felt that.

I got raised to such rank

while awake. I saw it with

this holy one. I did that with another one."

There are many people who say so.

It is better for them not to talk.

They should repent because the truth

is like ordinary people.

The others, even if some things happen,

you shouldn't listen to them.

You should go on your way. Those are

the things done in order

to please and boast themselves.

If that is true, you get raised. If not,

it is still better not to listen

to them, you will be saved from them.

You won't be caught in that trap.

May Allāh ﷻ protect us from the evil of our egos.

Because you can be harmed from what may

seem as true. May Allāh ﷻ protect us.

Murīd who following Shaykh

they must be very careful

for what why they are coming to ṭarīqat

to following Shaykh the main aim for this

to make yourself better

to make your ego

to train your ego to make it good

to catch it not to make

it give more

power for your ego, no

ṭarīqat it is

teaching humble humbleness.

This is our main

teaching for ṭarīqat because humbleness

Allāh ﷻ like humble people Prophet ﷺ like

and people also they like

nobody like proud one.

Even in this way maybe

shayṭān evil he can cheat you

to take you out from

this way

ṭarīqat we are not coming to be

holy saint in this ṭarīqat no we are

if Allāh ﷻ accept us as His servant

we must be happy.

Not to say I'm seeing this

in my vision I'm looking this is

in my vision coming and speaking to this and that

it is not order of ṭarīqat this

ṭarīqat order to follow

Shaykh and to do what

order for you Shaykh never

ordering you to make vision

with Prophet ﷺ with awliyā'u Llāh with

anyone not it is not

from our ṭarīqat is one

page of paper you must do this every day

praying fasting and doing this your

daily awrād

many of great awliyā'u Llāh they are teaching us

they have they can have vision

some of them no vision even whole life no vision

they are not objecting

not questioning not asking why it is

no it is our duty to make our awrād

not to ask for vision to ask for

thing we are not

important for us Shaykh

'Abdu l-Qādir Gīlānī he is the biggest awliyā'

he is bāz, bāz meaning eagle of awliyā'

giant awliyā' shaykh 'Abdu l-Qādir Gīlānī

he of course until coming to this

stage Allāh ﷻ choose him and he is

even he was choosen all awliyā'u Llāh

they are doing thing other people cannot do

until they are coming to their stage

rank once he said I saw

vision, vision meaning when he is not karāmah miracle

I saw whole night time

whole this universe shining with

light nūr

it is extremely shining and I was watching this

and there was one sound coming

saying Oh 'Abdu l-Qādir I'm your Lord

your Lord meaning Allāh ﷻ

you are coming to rank stage highest stage

no need for you to look for

sin all sins I make it

for you ḥalāl I

you can do all sins no any harm for you he said

this when he this voice coming to him and saying

after he making all this light and this

Sayyidīna 'Abdu l-Qādir Gīlānī qaddas Allāhu sirrahu A'lá Llāh darajātuhu

he said oh cursing for you

in that moment everything become very dark black

darkness said that voice how you

know me? Said from your saying

making sins to not sin

it is you can do it you said this for me

from this I know you

oh cursed one shayṭān 'alayhi l-la'nah

this is good example and good lesson for

human being for whole people

until qiyāmah this meaning

shayṭān can coming in every shape

for man when they are

not ready they can cheat them

and they can do every bad thing

showing themself as

good but exactly it is opposite.

for this who saying

I saw vision I saw like this and that

it is not acceptable

if you see maybe sometimes

maybe from thousand

one of them maybe

can be vision real vision

even this you not say tell people

when you are telling people

people will look you

and even they are laughing or they make

you make their believe weaker or you

make your ego bigger it is like this

our mission our job our duty

only to follow Shaykh and not saying this

this is because

even every time we hear this

whole people since Prophet ﷺ and

mashāyikh they are coming people like this people

and they are telling telling telling but what

some of them they give them strong answer

like slap for them some of them keep quite

because mashāyikh also all of them they have different

attribute some of them

angry some of them

not so angry not some of them so for this people

when they not giving strong answer

they thought they are right

no our

ego strong they like to

hear what they are happy with this

but reality sometimes bitter they say

so better for people who seeing this

this is for specially for our ṭarīqat people

to be more careful even real they see

they must be quite.

This is good for them good for other also

Allāh ﷻ help us because this

our ṭarīqat as Mawlānā Shaykh said

in our ṭarīqat karāmah

not using karāmah too much miracle

they leaving for people to be give them

spiritual power more and more.

But also sometimes without

asking Allāh ﷻ give this for mashāyikh

Allāh ﷻ help us in shā'a Llāh

to be in right way strong imān in shā'a Llāh.

Wa min Allāhi t-tawfīq al-Fātiḥah.

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Designer Dogs 101: What the Heck is a Designer Dog? - Animal Facts - Duration: 7:40.

What the Heck is a Designer Dog?

Well, you clicked, so you probably want to know.

Did Louise Vuitton design a dog to go along with your expensive purse?

Well, not quite, but some think that's exactly what happened.

Let's find out.

Let's get started.

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If you do a Google search to define designer dog, you will inevitably come to this top

Urban Dictionary definition from 2008.

"Designer Dog -What irresponsible backyard breeders and puppy mills call mutts and sell

for exorbitant amounts of money."

It seems that many of the definitions found on the site follow suit.

But, is there more to it?

Are designer dogs more than just mutts with hefty price tags?

And are designer dogs more than just a passing fad?

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Well, how did the designer dog trend start?

Throughout human history, man has bred dogs to achieve offspring good at performing specific

tasks.

From hunting dogs to herding dogs, most of the purebred dogs we know today are indeed

mixes of other dogs either still around or extinct.

One such purebred dog with mixed breed roots is the Rat Terrier.

The Rat Terrier recipe ended up with more than seven ingredients, including Smooth Fox

Terrier, the now-extinct Old English White Terrier, Manchester Terrier, Bull Terrier,

Whippet, Italian Greyhound, and Beagle.

Whew… that was a lot.

Yet, the Rat Terrier is considered a breed and recognized by the American Kennel Club

and the United Kennel Club.

Before the term "designer dog" came into vogue, there was the Cockapoo – a hybrid

breed that came into popularity in the 1960's.

This breed is the combination of a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle.

He's been quite the popular pet known for his intelligence and affection.

Nowadays, the Cockapoo breed is considered one of the founding fathers of the "designer

dogs", but the term doesn't appear until decades later.

That honor goes to the Labradoodle, which as the name suggest is a cross between a Labrador

Retriever and a Standard Poodle.

The Labradoodle is often cited as creating the "designer dog' craze with a little

help from the media.

The Labradoodle became known in 1988, when Australian breeder Wally Conron crossed the

Labrador Retriever and Standard Poodle at the Royal Guide Dogs Associations of Australia

in Victoria.

Conron wanted to combine the low-shedding coat of the poodle with the gentleness and

trainability of a Labrador retriever, to provide a guide dog suitable for people with allergies

to fur and dander.

The resulting dog was a success.

Labradoodles are now widely used around the world as guide, assistance, and therapy dogs,

as well as being popular family dogs.

The name Labradoodle, like Cockapoo, is a portmanteau, a word created by smashing two

words together.

It's become the norm in designer dog naming.

Conron may have created the fad, but he has since repeatedly stated he regrets initiating

the fashion for this type of crossbreed and maintains it caused "a lot of damage" and

"a lot of problems".

The problem?

No one wanted Labrador mixes.

"I had to come up with a gimmick," Conron said.

"We came up with the name 'Labradoodle' [and] we told people we had a new dog and

all of sudden, people wanted this wonder dog."

"You can't walk down the street without seeing a poodle cross of some sort.

I just heard about someone who wanted to cross a poodle with a rottweiler.

How could anyone do that?" he said.

"That's a trend I started."

It did become a trend.

It seems that every combination of dog imaginable has been tried.

We've got Puggles (Poodle and Beagle Mixes), Chiweenies (Chihuahua-Dachshund mixes) and

everything else imaginable.

While Poodles are often one of the two parents (mostly for their intelligence and no shed

coat) it seems that no two dogs are off-limits to be designer dog crosses.

Currently, the fad has slowed, especially compared to its height in the 1990's.

But it's still alive and well.

One of the newest designer dogs to hit the scene is the Pomsky.

This cross between the Pomeranian and Siberian Husky created in 2012 has swept the Internet.

The puppies are adorable, no doubt.

So, I guess you're asking, "What's the difference between a designer dog and a mutt?"

A mutt, also referred to as a random-bred dog, results from breeding different purebreds

or other mixed-breed dogs together.

The dogs have no pedigree, and usually are the result of accidental matings.

It's difficult if not impossible to predict what these puppies will look like or how they'll

behave.

Mixed breed dogs make wonderful pets, though.

They are a popular choice for pets all over the world.

The term "designer dog" refers to a hybrid.

Hybrids are created by combining existing breeds to form new ones.

They are intentionally paired usually and the heritage of the parents is known in a

true designer dog.

Breeders dedicated to establishing the variety as a true breed work to establish a predictable

type, working with several generations of dogs.

But the line between the two is not always so well defined.

The designer dog label today is used to market hybrid dogs, which may (or may not) be more

healthy, cute, trainable or any other fill-in-the-blank claim.

Puppy mills jumped on the designer dog bandwagon to create boatloads of interesting mixes they

sell for high prices, all with the portmanteau style names.

Sometimes it seems that the name is more important than breed comparability or desirable traits

of the resulting dog.

"Oh, those two names sound cute smashed together, breed it."

Shelters have even gotten in on the action.

Shelters sometimes label mixed breeds as a designer breed to promote adoptions.

Conron's misgivings were not about creating the Labradoodle.

This designer dog has been a wonderful service dog, proving not only great at being a guide

dog for the blind but as a helping companion for people with all types of physical and

mental handicaps.

His misgiving seems to stem from the fact that living creatures have become a fad, that

designer dog breed names were being used as a marketing ploy, and that labels were more

important than the dogs' well being.

So, what do you think?

Do you share Conron's concerns?

Are designer dogs just high-priced mutts?

Let's discuss it in the comments below.

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Why is Attack on Titan Author CHANGING Season 3? Shingeki no Kyojin Season 3 Anime Release - Duration: 4:25.

Why is the Attack on titan author making changes for attack on titan season 3? So

what's up guys Foxen here. I originally had a different video plan for today but

I've been getting a lot of questions about this. What is the reason for

changes coming for attack on Titan season 3? Whether these changes are new

content improvements or fixes for the Uprising Arc. Seems like a lot of people

miss the original video. Recently Isayama did mention that he's making

changes for season 3. Notably Isayama said a lot of involvement himself in the

production of the anime which is not exactly common for manga authors. In that

recent interview Isayama mentioned how he's offering suggestions to how to make

the story easier to understand for season 3. Based on what's been done so

far for attack on Titan season 1 in season 2

I don't think that's all that Isayama is doing. The important part here is that

the manga will get changes when going into the anime version of it. Which to be

honest is nothing new just like a season 1 and compare that to the manga. It's

almost like night and day. Anyway I mention how I've seen a lot of

confusion and questions about this in three recent attack on Titan videos. In

case you were wondering if anything was going to change the author himself has

confirmed this. Another thing I commonly seen brought up by some of you is why

change it at all. Is it the studio demanding this,

the TV network? Why fix something that's already perfect? I was surprised when I

saw this a lot cuz I was wondering what exactly do you mean by "perfect". I'm sure

if you've ever created something like a vide, a drawing, a song, a program, a

short story or whatever, give it some time a week or month you're gonna go

back and see a lot of ways you could have made it so much better and yes I'm

definitely speaking from personal experience.

There's a lot of videos from last year and especially videos from 6 years ago

that could have been a lot better now. Think about a manga artist like Isayama

I highly doubt he thinks his work is perfect

In fact Isayama has been pretty open about his own criticisms of his earlier

work. Notably the uprising arc. let me give you two examples. The first is

actually from an interview back in 2014 this was right in the middle of the

uprising Arc. I'll go ahead and link the full interview so you could check it out.

Notably the part that stands out is when Isayama is told about how the plot is

getting pretty complicated. He replies "Right now I'm in the part of the story

that I have the least confidence about. It was a part that I couldn't

please skip past but I don't feel sure that it's that entertaining. Until now I

was always confident that I could put out an entertaining manga without

knowing much about the wider world but drawing this art where humans are

clashing against each other and the Titans don't even appear has made me

truly realize how slight my abilities are." In other words Isayama has had

his own doubts about the uprising arc as he was writing it.

Fast-forward to after season two was done Isayama got asked in an

interview about whether he was personally looking forward to season 3

His reply is super interesting and telling." After writing vol 12 in the

period between 13 and 16 was when I felt the most disappointed with my work.

Hopefully now the season 3 is being made I'll have a chance to wipe away that

regret and replace it with something I'm proud of."

Yeah you heard that right I was pretty surprised after reading this. Isayama

is really so honest here about his feeling towards his work. Volumes 13 or

16 by the way are the first four up the uprising arc. Not only does Isayama

feel disappointed about it he goes as far to say that he's not proud of it and

has regrets. He should learn from Levi no regrets but seriously once again wow I

appreciate the honesty and this whole thing actually makes me look forward to

season 3 that much more. Isayama not only is different now but also

better writer. I'm sure his own thoughts on the series

have changed. What's done in the manga is set in stone but the anime is different.

The more confident Isayama today sees an opportunity to go back and make

improvements. By the way this wouldn't be the first time anyway. I could probably

do a couple videos on all the changes both fixes and improvements that happen

for attack on Titan season 1 and season 2.

Let me know if anyone wants to see that! Anyway let me know your thoughts on all

this, question of the day: Are you glad that attack on Titan is getting a

facelift for season 3? And what do you think about Isayama's brutal honesty

here? By the way is there any fan out there that loves the Uprising arc?

Anyway be sure gives us a colossal thumbs up and subscribe! I'm putting out

five anime videos every week! A lot of those are attack on Titan ones. By the

way a huge thank you to anyone supporting me on patreon. Please go ahead

and check that out and support with $1 if you can anyway I'll see you guys

later

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Customer Relations VS Customer Service - What Is The Difference? - Duration: 11:07.

Okay, over here you got customer relations, over here you got customer

service. Marianne DeNovellis right here with the Six Figure Mastermind. We're going to

define what each one of these things are and how they're separate and how we put

them together.

Let's talk customer relations versus customer service. There are two very

different things but you need both for your business. First of all, let's talk

customer relations. Customer relations is you reaching out to your customers and

this may be a little bit more important than customer service. I know that sounds

weird but go with me on this. Every single interaction that you have with

your customers is vitally important because each interaction says something

about you and it says something about how your business from beginning to end,

it says something about how you show up with people and it's also going to reflect

on your brand. How does your brand show up? How does your company show up? These

are good questions to answer like, take a moment and pause this, answer these

questions. How do you show up and how does that reflect on your brand? When

you're reaching out to carry your customers, how often are you reaching out

to them and what are you reaching out to do? If you're reaching out every single

time just for the upsell or just to sell another product then you're going to lose

your customers and your customer service is going to spend a lot more time dealing

with those kinds of cases so every time you reach out to your customers, make

sure that you're adding value to their experience. That's either through an

email with a tip on how to use the product they just bought or maybe you're

reaching out with some idea that they need to cultivate or maybe you're just

adding some kind of element into your life that says here's a free gift or

here's a free bonus for your subscription. When you're reaching out to

your customers, you're creating customer relations so create positive customer

relations, act as if for a moment you were the customer and you want it to

experience value from your company without trying to be up sold and pitched

every time we they got together with you. Customer relations is you reaching out

to your customers. Customer service is your customers

reaching for you. Your customers have a question or a concern and let's face

it, the real stigma we have with customer service is really negative you know, it's

I only reach out when I have a problem, I only reach out when I have something

that needs to be solved. You know what, that's the way it is and that is why

we're here. Customer service has this really funny

ring to it. Imagine being someone that worked in customer service,

how would you feel? You're the person that goes, oh, I work in customer service.

Why is that? What if we were to change the perception of serving our customers?

Change the perception of customer service as we know it. Customer service

is when your customers reach out to you, again, every single interaction with your

customers matters so when your customer reaches out to you, you have got to be

responsive, you've got to be positive and you've got to be supportive. In order to

be responsive, you need to respond quickly which means however they're

reaching out to you, you've got to have a notification going off on your phone to

let you know that you're on the ball to respond to your customers.

It's time to reach out to them and answer their questions and respond to

their messages and answer whatever concerns that they have. Maybe they've

bought the product, maybe they haven't but more often than not, they actually

have that's why it's called customer service not potential customer service.

They're calling you because yeah, they've got a problem,

they've got a concern. Sometimes they'll call you with positive feedback

but more often than not, customer service comes with a lot of problem solving

skills that are going to need to be in place in order for the customer to have

a proper experience. Customer service is effective when you don't pass the

buck. I used to work in a retail establishment and we sold books, lots of

books. Throughout this whole experience, we had a set of rules with which we did

our work and one of those sounded like this and those of you that have worked

that's by the same company I have, you'll recognize this but it's a mantra that I

live by and this mantra goes like this, "I push

decisions to the lowest level possible. I know the ones I should make, I decide

quickly and move on." And what does that mean to push decisions to the lowest

level possible? Level means level and management so up here we've got the head

manager, the head honcho, the CEO then you got the assistant manager and

then we've got the supervisor and then we've got the employee, okay.

The lowest level possible means the frontlines, the lowest level possible

means I'm in the person in the trenches with the clients. The head manager, the

head CEO, they honestly don't see as many of the clients as the associate does on

the sales floor so whether on the sales floor or you're

selling a service just one-on-one as a mentor, you need to be the one in the

frontline of the client and have as many answers as possible. If by chance you

don't have an answer right away, you need to find out who does and inform the

client every step of the way. Whenever you order something online, you have this

fun little tracker that says your client has just been labeled, not

your client, that says your product has just been labeled, it's ready for

shipment and now it's on delivery, now it's on the truck and it was delivered

this morning. The same thing needs to happen with the notifications to your

client, they need to know where they're at in the problem-solving process.

Your problem has just been addressed over here, now it's been taken

to a manager because I didn't know the answer to it. I contacted my manager this

morning he says he'll get back to me in an hour. It's been another hour, even

either I have heard or I haven't heard from my manager, I'm going to keep you

updated every step of the way and take the advanced step forward so that you

are in total clarity with where we're at on solving your problem. If by chance the

problem can't be solved, whatever it happens to be, find the best solution

possible. If a product got lost and it can't be found, resend another product,

have the customer have the all star experience when they call your customer

service. Customers also want to feel like they belong and they belong in a

community, they belong in a tribe, they want to belong, they want to experience

some kind of feeling of unity with everyone else that's participating in

their product, that's why you'll see so many times whenever you download a new

app on your phone or you buy the latest Fitbit or you use the latest product or

even use the latest do that or whatever you have that there is a community

online that supports the use of that product. It really leads into a lifestyle

so for example if you brought a new pair of shoes and there are special kind of

shoes, maybe they're the Heelys with the wheels on them, I bet you if you go

online right now you'll find the Heelys community but maybe there are some

people doing tricks with Heelys or maybe there's some people that are doing

you know, customer service or art with Heelys, who knows but there's a whole

community and people want to belong to that community so what does that mean

for you as a business owner? Create the community because people want to know

that they're part of something bigger even if it's just buying a pair of shoes.

Take for example the Toms movement. Toms became really really popular not

only were they comfortable, not only were they a quality product but

they also had a community surrounding them. Every time you buy a pair of Toms,

the company gave a pair to a child in Africa.

What a cool culture, what a cool community to build, what an amazing thing

to have everyone together, everyone that's wearing a pair of Toms, that's

what your mind automatically thinks of, it's that, wow, those are cool shoes, those

are stylish shoes, they're unique to their brand and they're also giving a

pair of shoes to someone in Africa and when you wear those Toms, you feel like

you have done something good, you feel like you've taken a step above and

beyond, no pun intended, to create a community or be part of

community. So as a business owner, create that community which leads me to my last

point. Everyone that purchases your product is involved now in a lifestyle.

Any product that's ever advertised on TV or in social media has a lifestyle to

it. People that use the certain laundry detergent live a certain lifestyle,

people that use, you'll see it all the time, people that use the laundry

detergent, all of their kids play soccer for some reason, I don't understand why,

maybe they just have a lot of grass stains but every company that sells

laundry detergent has a family with kids who play sports of some kind, usually

a soccer. Think about the community around Nike and fitness, they've really

branded themselves as a community where anyone can be fit and anyone can workout

and you can start no matter where you're at. If you're

200 pounds overweight or if you're 20 pounds overweight or if you just want to

recompose your body and change your muscle mass, Nike is for everybody, it is

a lifestyle. Just do it, it's a commitment, it's a commitment to their brand and a

commitment to being in new and better you. Think about all the brands and all

the slogans that they have, the reason any brand anywhere has a slogan is

because they're not only trying to sell you on the brand, they're trying to sell

you on the lifestyle so guess what your job is, your job is to create a lifestyle

out of your business. I have a friend who's an awesome awesome blacksmith and

he just was able to leave his accounting job and start making rings and jewelry

out of his blacksmith materials and techniques. I have never seen someone so

fully jump out of what was yucky and no fun for them and fully embraced getting

to do what they love 24/7, he's in there in the Forge

and all of these things with these amazing talents and amazing gifts and

now they've created a lifestyle based on that brand. These stoic greens that

they're putting forth, they have rings, they have bracelets, they have jewelry,

it's a brand, it's a lifestyle and they're creating this brand around this

lifestyle that says we are rugged, we are strong, we are durable,

we're Vikings, we've got integrity, that's our brand and that's how they do all

their photography, that's how they market all of their products is because they've

created a lifestyle. Anyone that that lifestyle resonates with, they're going

to find this ring company and find out how to get involved with that, maybe come

out and buy the jewelry, maybe try the jewelry online maybe even come out and

enjoy a little bit of the forge. Their whole branding technique is around

creating a lifestyle so imagine what lifestyle you're creating and for a

moment on this video, I want to pause it and take note, write down what kind of

lifestyle that you want to create what will you say about your lifestyle? What

kind of lifestyle do you live? What do you do with your free time? How do you

spend your money? How do you spend your time? Are you happy? Are you joyful? Do you

love your lifestyle? Design a custom lifestyle plan that fits your product

and that way you can build the community around it. You've got your customer

support, you've got your customer relations,

you've got this amazing community that you're building, you've got accessibility

and you've got a place where few people feel like they belong. Once you've got

that, all of your customer support and customer relations are going to sing in

perfect harmony. Customer service, how are you?

Gosh, you guys know better than that by now. Drop me a comment below, hit the

subscribe button so we can have another amazing conversation tomorrow on how to

explode your results in your business.

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The Silence Is Broken! Jeff Sessions Just Dropped Sledgehammer On Obama, Americans Are Cheering - Duration: 2:59.

For more infomation >> The Silence Is Broken! Jeff Sessions Just Dropped Sledgehammer On Obama, Americans Are Cheering - Duration: 2:59.

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This Company is Pioneering the Circular Economy | Eric Hudson - Duration: 1:04.

I'm Eric Hudson, the founder and CEO of Preserve. American consumers consume more

per person than any other nation. They also create more waste. By the year 2050

there'll be more plastics in the ocean than fish. We make toothbrushes, razors,

tableware, food storage, all out of America's recycling. We take yogurt cups,

a lot of #5 plastics and we convert it back into products. And we can

also create products out of plants that are compostable and we've been doing it

for 20 years. We are in Whole Foods Market. We're the only toothbrush at

Trader Joe's. We're also in 18 countries and our main goal is to help reduce the

impact that consumer goods are having on our earth.

For more infomation >> This Company is Pioneering the Circular Economy | Eric Hudson - Duration: 1:04.

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Eagles' center Jason Kelce is back in his Mummers outfit! - Duration: 0:35.

Eagle center Jason Kelce is back in his Mummers outfit

You probably remember this:

This time, he dressed up for the annual Mummers' Mardi Gras Parade.

16 string bands play during the parade and Kelce joined in.

He grew up playing the saxophone and wanted to support the arts.

The event helps raise money for the mummer's string band association

When asked how he rated his saxophone performance Kelce responded,

"Very subpar. I would say you can build up a lot of rust."

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