I've been doing some Black Friday research for you all and the numbers are something
else.
How about this one.
Can you guess how much Americans spend online during the Black Friday rush?
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Hi everyone, it's Jessica from Oberlo.
Today we're talking about Black Friday, and the answer to that question you just heard
right there?
We'll get back to it later on.
First, I'll explain Black Friday with some key facts and figures.
And then we'll take a look at how Black Friday is evolving, which is particularly
interesting for the online entrepreneurs out there.
And then I share my three favourite facts about in-store shoppers on Black Friday.
Those guys really know how to get into the Black Friday spirit.
Black Friday is the name of the biggest sales day of the year in the United States.
It takes place the Friday after Thanksgiving.
This year Black Friday is on November twenty-third
What makes Black Friday, Black Friday?
It's an annual retail extravaganza.
Every year brands and retailers run special offers, deals, and discounts on tons of products.
And shoppers get pretty hyped about it all.
So hyped, that 51% of US internet users said they would shop digitally at the Thanksgiving
table if it meant they could, quote, "get an amazing deal".
The origin of the term Black Friday is up for debate.
There are numerous accounts about how and when the phrase first came to be.
But we feel this one makes the most sense.
Apparently the Philadelphia Inquirer newspaper first coined the phrase Black Friday back
in 1981.
The story relates to how, in those days, financial accountants wrote their statements with pen
and paper, using red ink to record losses, and black for the profits.
So, if you believe the Philadelphia Inquirer, Black Friday was the day when US retailers
made so many sales that they were able to come out of the red, and into the black.
All thanks to the sudden and drastic increase in sales over the holiday weekend.
In recent years, Black Friday has become an integral day in the calendars of retailers.
It's no surprise that brick and mortar store owners have traditionally enjoyed the bumper
profits that Black Friday brings.
But this shopping extravaganza is emigrating to the virtual world.
In 2016, ecommerce sales on Black Friday surpassed in-store purchases for the first time in history.
Now let's look at some Black Friday statistics for last year, so we can get a better idea
of what to expect in this time around.
Last year one hundred and seventy four million Americans went shopping on the Black Friday
weekend.
That's over half of the country.
And if these people formed a nation of Black Friday shoppers, it'd be the eighth largest
country by population in the world.
There were thirteen million online transactions during Black Friday in 2017.
The days from Thanksgiving through to the following Monday capture 20% of all online
shopping during the holiday period.
The average spend per-person over Thanksgiving weekend in 2017 was three hundred and thirty-five
dollars and forty-seven cents.
Two hundred and fifty one dollars of that average was spent on gifts.
Black Friday 2017 stats show that millennials were the biggest shoppers during Black Friday.
The average spend for those aged 25 to 34 was four hundred and nineteen dollars and
fifty-two cents.
Over Black Friday weekend 2017, 64 million people
did their shopping both online and in-store.
58 million shopped online only.
And 51 million shopped exclusively in the stores.
44% of consumers said they planned to do their shopping online during Black Friday 2017 compared
to 42% who prefer to shop in-store.
And 29% of smartphone owners said they used their device to make a purchase.
If current trends suggest that Black friday is moving ever closer to becoming an online
event, then the infamous Black Friday crowds may be responsible.
A survey from PayPal and Koski Research found that two-thirds of Americans are turned off
by the holiday season crowds.
And here's the kicker: these people said they'd rather do almost anything instead
of shopping, including visiting their in-laws or going for an appointment at the DMV, which
if you don't know, is kind of like a cross between hell and a government agency for motor
vehicles, or so I've heard.
So what are the most popular Black Friday products?
To find out, let's take a look at what kinds of products the consumers of 2017 said they
were most looking forward to finding deals for.
Twenty-seven percent said devices such as laptops, tablets, PCs and TVs.
Twenty-four percent were after bargains on clothing and fashion items.
Fifteen percent were hoping for great deals on smart-home gadgets.
Another 15% wanted special offers on toys.
11% said gift cards, while eight percent got their hopes up for travel products.
How about Black Friday in other countries?
Well, it seems the annual event is no longer just an American staple.
Black Friday had always caused Canadian businesses great pains.
Canadian retailers had to watch their customers cross the border every year to take advantage
of the great deals on offer in the US.
They started to resent the day so much, that Canadian businesses began inventing their
own Black Friday deals.
And now, 15 countries have their own versions of Black Friday, from Brazil in South America
to the UK, France, and Norway in Europe, to India in Asia.
Now it's time for my three favourite facts and figures about in-store Black Friday shoppers.
Because these guys cut loose in a big way.
On average, shoppers will wait in line for two and a half hours in order to get a deal
in-store.
And with queues potentially lasting multiple hours, it may shed light on why 13 percent
of Black Friday shoppers said they would be willing to pay someone to endure the lines
on their behalf.
If that strikes you as a strange decision, then this third fact may do some explaining:
12% of Black Friday shoppers are drunk, having said they have hit the shop floors while under
the influence of alcohol.
So guys, it's smarter to do your shopping, and selling, online.
And on that note, I'm all out of numbers.
Hit subscribe now so you catch next week's Black Friday video special.
We'll show you six proven ways to get sales on Black Friday.
You won't want to miss that one.
What else would you like to know about Black Friday?
Which fact was the most interesting?
Tell me your thoughts in the comments, and I will write back to you.
Whether you're shopping, selling, or doing both this year, we wish you a great Black
Friday 2018!
Until next time: learn often, market better, and sell more.
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Is It Necessary To Follow Our Passion? Sadhguru At NALSAR - Duration: 6:17.
How does one figure out their passion and should one necessarily follow their
passion even if it means sacrificing comfort lifestyle geographical proximity
to family and should passion always override such considerations which might
also be important in their own thing so what is let us understand what is
passion passion is just a certain thought in your mind to which you
invested any emotion that's your passion right you can be passionate about a
certain activity you can be passionate about a certain person you can be
passionate about a certain thing how did this happen it's a thought in which you
invested a certain amount of emotion I'm saying if you know this and if you know
how to generate thoughts consciously and invest emotion consciously this wouldn't
even be a issue right now passions are happening compulsively what
happens compulsively I will lead you wherever it leads you
sometimes it takes you to a good place sometimes it takes you to a bad place
but if it means so much to you it means so much to you means it is just that
you've invested so much emotion in it that's all it is because you've invested
so much emotion in it you may not be able to look at it logically once again
you have lost your fundamental discretion simply because you invested
so much emotion in it I don't think that's a way to build one's life one
must build their life consciously but most people don't understand what is
building life consciously they only do things by chance this is why those who
are successful are stressed those who have failed are frustrated both are
suffering what else should happen in their life that's what they need to look
at what needs to happen in their life is they must learn to conduct their
physical body their psychological process their emotional process and the
fundamental energy process in the body consciously if this happens consciously
this will happen the way you want if this happens the way you want you
joyfully a blissfully is a natural thing in the world what you do is not
according to your passion in the world what you do is what is most needed today
that's what you must do this is my passion the world doesn't need it but
you keep on doing it what is the point so just a follow-up on that question
about the world I mean certain things we need to done to improve certain issues
or to remedy certain problems now from my limited understanding or at least
what we learned in textbooks is Buddhism talks about how we should not be
attached I mean it talks about how suffering one of the reasons behind
suffering is attachment now my question to you sir the Guru on this is that how
can I attempt to remedy injustice if I am NOT sentimentally infected or attack
attached to a particular cause how can I help a particular friend or empathize
with him if I am NOT attached with him so this obsessiveness or attachment is
it necessarily bad say this attachment detachment business is a
misunderstanding that's come out of the Gita in this country people
misunderstood Krishna like nothing in the sense people think Krishna is
talking about attachment please look at his life his life his involvement isn't
it if you look at the scape of whatever we know about his life whatever little
we know about his life his life spells involvement involvement involvement with
everything around him so this person unfortunately is being accused of
detachment see if there is no involvement there is no life you can
only know life with involvement even if the meal that you eat today if you're
not involved you will not know what it is
without involvement you cannot even taste life not possible people are
talking about detachment because of fear of suffering fear of suffering has come
because when they involve they get entangled they do not know how to get
involve they just get entangled entanglement is
happening because your involvement is very discriminatory is that think again
so I should be equally involved in everything is what you saying maybe tell
me if you are less involved in your breath and more involved in your eating
you think life will work see breath is involuntary that's what I am that's why
I'm using the word breath because it's involuntary you don't have to do
anything it's just happening but we're involved by keeping the air conditioning
on whether this will suffocate it's our involvement we turned on the
machine we may not be consciously breathing all right but we are involved
without involvement in every aspect of life you will get skewed and that is
when psychologically you get messed up so much that in many ways man gets
deranged seeing this somebody said you're too attached
you must be detached no detachment will not work either can you be detached and
do something well can you do something well being detached about it no you need
absolute involvement if you have an indiscriminate sense of involvement you
will see there is no entanglement in your involvement if you discriminate you
will get entangled the problem is of discrimination not of involvement
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PUMPKIN SEASON IS HERE! Healthy Fall Recipes! - Duration: 5:38.
- Hey Munchies, I'm Alyssia.
If you're new, welcome and if you're not new, also welcome.
I am stoked because today we are getting started
celebrating pumpkin season.
I've got five pumpkin recipes comin' your way today
and announcement, they're all a part of my
new holiday recipes compilation e-book.
I had too many holiday e-books,
so I combined them all into one
and then added a ton of new recipes.
There are over 150 recipes total.
It covers Halloween and the general fall
breakfast and snacks along with holiday entrees,
sides, desserts and drinks.
It is pretty comprehensive and I'm really proud of it.
I hope you all can enjoy it.
It's available at mindovermunch.com/ebooks
if you want to check it out, discount code to come.
We're getting started with a pumpkin cookie bites recipe.
I combined a coconut flour, pumpkin puree,
peanut butter, maple syrup, coconut oil,
cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice, nutmeg and salt.
Mix together until crumbly
and then add milk and stir to integrate
until malleable and you can squish together.
Scoop out the dough and form them into balls
and then transfer to a plate or baking sheet
so you can freeze for about 20 minutes.
In the meantime, melt down some dark chocolate
and coconut oil.
It could totally be dairy free chocolate if needed.
Then you can dip those frozen cookie balls
into the chocolate, return to the baking sheet
or plate and freeze.
Holy moly, that coconut flour really makes
the texture of these taste cookie-like.
It's like a pumpkin cookie truffle.
Don't get me wrong, these are still an in-moderation
kind of treat but at least we've got
clean ingredients to fuel.
These will last a month in the freezer
and don't forget to thaw them out
for a few minutes before eating.
Next up, pumpkin pie dip.
This recipe is even easier and can be completely vegan too.
I start with pumpkin puree and then add a yogurt of choice,
Greek, regular or non-dairy all work fine.
Almond butter, maple syrup, vanilla extract, cinnamon,
pumpkin pie spice and a pinch of salt.
Mix by hand or use a hand mixer.
I find it helps to best integrate the almond butter.
Adjust the sweetness to taste,
this will definitely depend on whether or not
you used sweetened yogurt.
This is so smooth, creamy and tastes like fall,
great to dip with cookies, fruit, vegetables, get creative.
This is a great option for holiday parties or get togethers.
It wouldn't be the holidays without cookies.
How about pumpkin pecan oatmeal cookies.
Stir together oat flour, baking soda, baking powder,
salt, cinnamon and pumpkin pie spice.
Separately, beat together butter or coconut oil,
coconut sugar and additional sweetener of choice.
Then you can add an egg, vanilla extract
and beat to integrate.
Then we combine the dry and wet until a batter forms.
Lastly, stir in some rolled oats and chopped pecans.
Add spoonfuls of batter to a prepared baking sheet,
leaving space in between for them to expand
as they are going to spread a bit.
Bake in the oven until golden and cool on a wire rack.
These are seriously delicious.
Now, I am partial to cookies, you know this
if you've been with the channel for awhile,
they might be my favorite dessert
but that also means, I'm kind of a harsh judge
and let me tell ya, I ate four of these when we filmed.
They're hard to put down.
Next, we're keeping it sweet with these
no-bake pumpkin coconut bars.
These are addictive to say the least.
In a food processor, add coconut flakes,
pumpkin puree, maple syrup, coconut oil, vanilla extract,
cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice and salt.
Process until well combined using water to
help adjust the texture.
We want it sticky but cohesive.
It doesn't need to be a paste and you should still see
the coconut shred texture.
Press into a loaf pan, lined with parchment
and freeze for a few hours until firm.
Cut into squares or bars and devour.
Literally, don't make these if you don't want to eat
the entire batch.
Yes, they are cleaner but it's hard to put them down.
Don't get me wrong, they're a must but beware.
I think I saved the best for last, pumpkin corn bread.
I combined my dry ingredients.
Oat flour, corn meal, baking powder, salt,
cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice, and nutmeg with a whisk.
Separately, I beat together pumpkin puree, eggs
and then add milk, coconut sugar, coconut oil and molasses.
Add the dry ingredients into the wet and then
pour that into a pan and smooth out the top.
Bake until a toothpick comes out clean.
Serve warm.
Holy moly, this tastes pretty much like what you'd think
pumpkin corn bread would taste like.
It's savory and a tad sweet but not overwhelming
and that spice makes it really feel like fall.
I will be saving this recipe for Thanksgiving.
And not to mention, it's gluten free.
And those are my newest pumpkin recipes for you.
I have plenty more to come but all of these
are from my new compilation holiday recipes e-book
available now at mindovermunch.com/ebooks.
You can use the code Pumpkin, big surprise,
for 10% off any e-book or package of your choice
this week only.
Let me know which pumpkin recipe you're most excited to try
and if you have any holiday recipe requests,
let me know those in the comments as well.
I'll see you next week and remember,
especially during pumpkin season,
it's all a matter of mind over munch.
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Life is Strange 2 - Epizod 1 dostępny już teraz | Xbox One - Duration: 0:35.
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ELF Sneaks New Collection + Huda Nude Palette is Coming! | Makeup Minute - Duration: 1:02.
Hello!
I'm Jen and this is your Daily Makeup Minute for September 27, 2018.
Hard to believe it's almost October, but here's something cool launching October 1.
It's the Book of Em Volume III from Michelle Phan's Em Cosmetics, with 5 mini True Glosses
in top selling shades.
On their site soon.
The Huda Beauty New Nude palette will also be launching very soon.
Are you thinking about getting it?
Kim Kardashian and Momager Kris recently paid a visit to BoxyCharm and took photos with
CEO Yosef Martin...does this mean a collab in the near future?
Inspired by the colors of New Orleans, the new ELF Modern Metals are available TODAY
on elf's site and at Ulta.com!
Wet N Wild has launched a new selection of Multistick Body Crayons from their Fantasy
Makers collection, with every color you need for that perfect Halloween lewk!
- $2.99 each in stores and on their site now..
That's it for now.
We'll see you here same time tomorrow!
Look for Makeup Minute Extras on my Instagram, and don't forget our full-length weekly newscast,
What's Up in Makeup, every Sunday morning on YouTube!
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How To Help A Child Who Is Failing - Duration: 18:05.
Hi there. Today we're going to talk about how to help a child who is failing you.
You know as a parent, all of us want our children to be successful, we want them
to be happy and one of the most challenging things that we can
experience as a parent is when our children are not succeeding. So, when they
seem to be failing and we want to help them stop failing. So, that's what we're
going to talk about today is you know, how do I help a child, my child who is
failing. Before we really address that issue. We want to address a couple of
other things just as a reminder of you know, this YouTube channel is all about
principle based living. So, identifying principles or laws that govern the world
in which we live. Because if we don't recognize or understand that there are
laws to govern then, we may come up with beliefs that are in violation of those
laws. And you know, that's kind of that definition of insanity where we keep
doing the same thing over and over and over and expecting different results.
Well oftentimes, that's because our behavior is in violation of the law or a
principle. So, we think that if we just keep doing this or we do more of it or
we do it louder or we do it faster or whatever, we're going ot get a different
outcome. But it's just like, you know, if I held a book and I think that I can set
it here in the air and it will float. It's not going to float, it's going to drop. And
it doesn't matter how many times I do it. It doesn't matter how fast I do it. It
doesn't matter how I hold the book. What angle. It's still going to fall because
there is a law of gravity that governs that. The foundational principles that we
talked about at Principle Based Living is the
principle of accountability which says, "I am accountable for my life." And I can't
give it away to anybody else and nobody else can take it from me. I am
accountable for the choices and the decisions that I make. They directly
affect me. They indirectly affect everybody else.
But directly, they affect me. The second is choice. And that we have a choice in
any circumstance or situation as to how we're going to respond and how we're
going to think. Nobody can take that choice away from us. And the third is
control. All of us like to be in control or we want that sense of control in our
life. And we do things to try to gain that control. But the truth is, we only
control three things. Our conscious thoughts, our emotions and our behaviors.
So, with that said, now let's talk about the situation I've got a child that is
failing. Well, first of all I need to look at my definitions because words are
powerful and the meaning or definition that we assign to words is very
important. So, I want to look at what does failing mean? Because I would question is
there such thing as failure? Or is there only learning opportunities. And maybe
quitting. So, quitting or giving up maybe we could say that that is failure. But it
isn't really failure, it's quitting. Because let's say that I'm a young
child and and I want to learn to walk. And I try to walk for a couple of weeks
and I just can't get it. I keep falling down, so I just quit. I don't try anymore.
Well, I don't believe that that necessarily is failure it's quitting.
Because if I would have continued to try to learn to walk I would have eventually
figured it out. So, I didn't fail learning to walk. I just quit trying. I stopped. I
quit. So in life, what is failure? So, if I look at my child and let's say
that my child is 14 months old or 16 months old and they're not walking. And
I'm looking at my child compared to their siblings or to the neighbor or
child or what I've read about you know on the internet or in books. And it says
that most child children should walk between 9 and 12 or 9 and 14 months. And
now here my child is 16 months and they're not walking. So, "Oh, no my child is
failing." And so, now I have this feeling of something is wrong, something is not
right with my child, my child is not normal, my child is not as good as the
other children. And then I may go to well what does that mean about me?
Because my child came from me and if my child you know can't walk, what does that
mean as their parent? And so, now I begin to get my value from my child's behavior
and I become anxious about that. And so now I get more persistent with my child
trying to help them and encourage them to walk. Because something may be wrong.
Well, do you think that your child may pick up on your anxiousness. And your
child may begin to feel that something is wrong? And now they feel that whenever
you're around them, you have this anxious feeling. So, maybe there's something wrong
with me as a child. Because my parent is anxious around me all of the time. So,
maybe there's something wrong with me. And if there's something wrong with me,
might it influenced me and my decisions to try. Because maybe I'm afraid of not
meeting your expectation as my parent. And so, it's easier to not try at all. So,
this whole idea of failing can begin at a very young age with our children.
Because of our expectations about how they should grow and how they should
develop. And if they're not doing it in our time frame or the timeframe put out
there by somebody else, oftentimes we can become
anxious and respond in ways that can begin to create patterns at that age
that will continue on throughout their life. Unless we at some point begin to
identify that and make a change. Let's take it to an older child. Let's say we
have an elementary aged child now and they're struggling in school. Let's say
with relationships. And they come home from school every day complaining that
kids make fun of them, they bully them and just mistreat them. Now as a parent,
again, if I'm getting my value from my child. This is going to be a reflection on
me. So, here my child is. I want them to be accepted I want them to be popular. I
want the other kids to like them because if my child has that experience then I
must be a good parent. I must be doing what is right as a parent. So, they come
home complaining about that. Well how am I going to respond? I may come from a
place where I believe this isn't right. You know, this isn't fair and my focus
will be, "I'm going to go to the school and I'm going to talk to the teacher and I'm
going to get after the teacher." Because the teacher isn't doing their job. Because
the teacher should protect my child and keep them safe and stop bullying from
happen. So, as we talk about this, I want you to just know that again I'm talking
in in general here. Because there are times when it is important that adults
intervene. But again, we need to understand the principles here because
first of all if my child is being bullied, is there a reason that that is
happening? The answer is yes? Everything happens for a reason. So, why are they
picking on my child and not picking on some other child? Now, I can focus on the
bully and try to change their behavior. But how much control do I have over the
bully? None. And the only way to maybe control or stop that is, that I've got to
be present with my child all of the time when that bully is around. To make sure
that the bully doesn't bully my child. But what am i teaching my child when I
do that? I'm teaching them that the problem is the bully and that my child
kind of is the victim because the bully is controlling my child and making my
child feel bad. Well what if I turn that situation around and just looked at, "Hmm,
I wonder why my child is getting bullied. Is there things that my child is doing
or not doing that attract that into their life? Are there things in my
child's personality that make them kind of a target for other kids that have the
issues of their own? And they are attracted in and then look for that?" So,
the difference would be I focus on this and changing this which I have no
control over. I sent a message to my child that my child has no power because
I have to control this. The other choice is, I focus on my child. Again, not in a
blaming way but in an empowering way of we look at, "Okay. Well, what am i doing to
influence this from happening? And what could I change about my behavior to get
a different outcome?" If you haven't read seven Habits of Highly Effective People
by Stephen Covey, I encourage you to read that book. It's an amazing book. But
there's a part in the beginning of that book where he talks about that he and
his wife had a situation with one of their children when their child was
probably about age 7 or 8. Didn't have any very good friendship skills. Other
kids made fun of him all of the time. Athletically, he wasn't coordinated. In
baseball, he couldn't hit the ball. Other kids would make fun of him. Parents in
the stands would even laugh at him. And Stephen says, that at that time as
parents, they did everything they could to kind of build up their child and
protect him against everybody else. And sometimes
would get after the parents who would say main things and and stuff like that
but he said he was doing research at the time. And through part of his his
research, he realized that his parents they were getting their value from their
child and that truthfully, when they looked at how they saw their child. They
saw their child is not being okay. They saw their child with the uncoordinated
part. That he was not very athletic and he didn't have very good social skills.
And so, they saw that and were kind of embarrassed about that. And they realized
that they too were seeing their child as being broken. And that if they wanted
their child to be whole and complete, they needed to begin to see him that way.
And so, they let go of focusing on the things that he wasn't so good at and
they started to focus on the things that he was good at.
So, the strengths that he had and they began to focus on those. And they began
to trust that he was capable of taking care of himself and to be able to learn
how to develop those friendships and relationships with others. And he said so,
as he and his wife talked about that and they made a decision to back off and to
quit rescuing their child and to trust that he could figure things out. And that
they would just focus on the strengths and the good things in his life. He said,
"Initially it was very difficult." Because their child in a sense felt abandoned
because where the parents had always come in and rescued them in the past, now
the parents didn't do that. But they were continuing to send messages that they
believed in him and that he was okay and that he could figure it out. And they
said it was amazing to see the transformation that occurred in his life
over the next few years. And ultimately, he became the student body president in
high school and he was an all-state athlete and the captain of the football
team. And so, all of those things that he
struggled with he developed and and they became strengths for him. And so, as a
parent I have to be real careful because if I see my child is failing, I may
actually send that message to them and actually reinforce their belief that
they are incapable. And that they can't accomplish things. One other just quick
experience that I can share with you. We have a residential treatment center for
teen girls. And we have girls that come to our program all of the time that are
failing in school, that are in special education, that have 504 plans. And they
have convinced their teachers, their parents and everybody that they are not
capable of doing the school work. And so, they make all kind of accommodations for
them so that they can pass, you know, the class. And yet, even with all of those
accommodations, it's still not enough. So, a lot of these girls come in and they're
still failing. They're not even meeting those lowered expectations that have
been given. When we bring them in to our school, into our program, we're a
principal based program. And we live in a world where principles apply to all of
us the same. So, it doesn't matter who I am. Gravity applies equally to me. So, it
doesn't matter if I'm a good person, it doesn't matter if I'm not as smart as
the other person, it doesn't matter if I have one leg, you know or no arms or any
of those things. If I step off a cliff, I'm going to fall. Principles of success and
happiness and relationships apply to all of us equally. So, when the girls come in,
we treat them equally. And we have expectations of what is required in
order to complete and move through our program. And of the hundreds of girls
that we have had come through our program, we have only had less than a
handful that have been so conditioned, that they believe that they can't do
things, that they don't ever step up and do it the rest, they rise to the occasion.
And it's amazing as a girls that can't read, that can't
comprehend, they can't write, they can't do all of these things that all of a
sudden, are reading books and we're talking about difficult books to read.
The writing 5 page reports on those books. They're learning to communicate
and express themselves verbally. And for a lot of their parents like, "How is my
child doing this? I didn't think that my child was capable." So, oftentimes what we
do is we disempower our children because of our beliefs that that they can't do
it. So, I would encourage you to look at that all of us are capable of
accomplishing anything that we want to do in this life. But if we don't believe
in ourself and if that belief is reinforced by our parents and by others
around us. And we have this fear of failure this fear, of not being good
enough, well, I just may get to the place where I may be afraid to try anything.
And then look where that leads to. I won't try anything in life, I won't try
to develop relationships, I will never get married and have a family, I will
never have a job, I will never be able to be independent and be on my own. Because
I'm too afraid to try and fail. So, I believe that all of us are amazing. That
all of us have the potential to accomplish anything that we desire, if we
desire strong enough. And if we're willing to put forth the effort and be
persistent long enough, we can figure it out. If you've got a child that is
failing, change the way that you see them. Begin to see them as capable, competent
and able to achieve and accomplish. Quit stepping in and rescuing them. Do be hard
to do, initially. But if you don't nothing will ever change. If you want them to be
successful, start allowing them to be responsible for themselves now and start
believing in them. Thanks for joining us again today. Hopefully this information
will help you in your relationships with your children. And to help you
live a happier and more fulfilling life. If you want to know more about what we
are doing, visit our website at principlebasedliving.com
and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
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Six Flags in St. Louis is offerering a prize to spend 30 hours in a coffin - Duration: 0:57.
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Change is Coming! - Duration: 6:57.
I've been back since February but my channel is all over the place
Just kidding!
I'm not going to sing guys.
I'm not going to sing. LOL
I'm so sorry guys if I've been acting crazy today but
I'm just very very excited because
I am back now
And this is the effect!
Actually, I just changed the names of my segments
There's not much of a change with the videos that I will be uploading.
Because you will see the same videos here on my Channel
But I just wanted this video to sound more dramatic
That's why I've said that
Monday Try-On Segment will be product reviews
product recommendations videos
This is my plan
because I know that eyeshadow palettes are expensive
and of course, to give you an idea of what makeup looks you can create
because
so that's the name that I thought of
that I am back (to my old self)
have mercy on me guys
I don't a lot of followers in twitter
please follow my Instagram Account as well
So that it will be easier for us to communicate
with each other because I don't have the super chat feature yet here in YT
you can send me your messages on my Social Media Accounts
that you needed to incorporate in your comments
Isn't it extravagant? We are improving!
This is version 2.0!
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Probably Impeccable Picks 2018, Week 6: The champ is back and he's out of control - Duration: 2:26.
Welcome to Probably Impeccable Picks and the excitement around here is palpable
because after an 18-4 week of predictions, I have returned to my
rightful spot atop the Fearless Forecaster standings. That's right, the
champ is back, baby. I've been so pumped, I've been walking around like McGregor
all week. "Hey what's up, Kyle? NOBODY LOOKS THE CHAMP IN FACE. OK, maybe I took
things a little too far, but in my defense, I made it very clear to those
cameramen that they were expendable. And how else are they gonna make $4 an hour
pre-tax? Onto the picks and there was disappointing news out of New Jersey
this week as Belvidere was forced to vacate two of its victories after use of
an ineligible player. This reminds me of the time I had to vacant my spelling
bee championship after I filled that pee test afterward. Third grade was a rough.
But anyway, Belvidere hosts Delaware Valley this week, and I think the
Terriers were going to win. Looking at the Colonial League: Palisades at Notre Dame.
And it finally happened, Palisades' run of Colonial League dominance has come to an
end with a resounding defeat against
Southern Lehigh. I fallen off the bandwagon and now I just hope it doesn't
run me over. Crusaders win. EPC action now, Emmaus at
Liberty. Liberty doesn't have its quarterback. Emmaus has its quarterback
and it's running back, and its other running back, and its other running
back, and some wide receivers, and ... North action Dieruff at East Stroudsburg North.
Much you like the Huskies, I am heading to the Poconos this weekend, but I am
going for a wedding. They are going to win a football game. Last but not least,
a very intriguing matchup: Parkland at Nazareth. And I'll tell you what, every
time I've seen the Blue Eagles play, they've been impressive. Unfortunately,
I'm going to be in Easton this week. Trojans win. Happy birthday, Rose ... oh, and
and Dad. See ya.
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Who is the real you? - Duration: 3:17.
Hello I'm Jessica. Who are you? I mean that in the sense of who's the real you. That won't
necessarily be the same person that you appear in your day-to-day life. If you
look in the mirror, who do you see? Firstly when you're standing several
feet away you'll see the you that is presented to the world. Then try
it standing up really close. If you've got a mirror to hand do it now, or pause
this and go and get one maybe. Otherwise do it later of course. So standing really
close so that your face is just, well, it depends on your eyesight as to how close
you can get and still focus, but stand so that you're as close as you can while
still being able to focus and see into your eyes and look deep into your eyes.
Look deep for a good few minutes. Again, pause here if you're doing it now. The
longer you can stay there the more you'll see. And when you do that take take note
of what you see. Is there joy and happiness in there? Do you feel sad or
emotional when you look deep into your own eyes? Does it feel as though they is
a you trying to get out almost or maybe asking for help in some way.
As the years go by the real you can become diluted or even completely change
due to life really. We do things that we feel we should be doing rather
than what we'd like to be doing. We can even think the way that we imagine is
the right way to think rather than what we feel in our hearts is right. And
over the years these changes can make a big difference in our lives. It can make
the difference between being happy and being not happy. It might be
big things that have been affected by you not acting as your true self.
Maybe what you do for a living, who you married, where you live, whether you had
children or not. It might be lesser things such as you go to the Opera when
you'd really prefer to go to bingo. Or always go to parties with crowds of
people when you'd really prefer quiet meals out with one or two friends. You go
to parties because you feel it makes you perhaps unsociable if you say that you
don't like going to parties. You go to the Opera because people laughed at you
years ago when you suggest it go to the bingo so
you didn't did say again. So whatever the situation might be for you, if you're not
living true to yourself then it's very difficult to be happy. Truly happy. Have a
think about that. So what are you doing in your life that makes you truly happy
and what are you doing that you've chosen because other people thought it
was the right thing for you? When you can establish what is going against the
grain for you in your life, you've got a good starting point to be able to turn
things around. True happiness lies with you living as the true you, and you'll be
able to see the true you when looking deep into your own eyes, if you allow
yourself to see and acknowledge what you find there, which may be painful so you
may try and avoid it. So do get in touch if you do have a problem with that and
you'd like some help, otherwise I wish you the best in whichever new path you
decide to take. So thanks for listening. Speak soon. Bye for now!
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