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Sayay (series) | Chapter Two | Zulfiqar | Mooroo - Duration: 18:17.
[V.O] I'm alive… Still living
[V.O] To no credit of my own I suppose
[V.O] Not a moment… no character
[V.O] Nor did I write the state of my own story
[V.O] what I was...
[V.O] And what I am...
[V.O] then I only desired one thing more than alcohol.
[V.O] Good writing.
[V.O] But since I wasn't able to write well
[V.O] I wrote alcohol into my future.
[V.O] seems like a lifetime ago
[V.O] This was my house
[V.O] It was a little far from the city
[V.O] but there was a sense of peace here
[V.O] there was comfort here
[V.O] I live in these four walls
[V.O] I mean I used to live here.
Are you ready?
Ready for what?
Zulfi please. You have to stop this
I've invested five years of my life into this book.
So a few people criticized your book… does that mean that you wasted those five years?
Think about it in the long term Nobody makes a career of just one book.
Why don't you ever tell me the truth?
That Zulfiqar Ahmed's book is an inadequate study of the human mind.
It's like reading a child muddle through a mid-term essay. I've told you not to read those reviews!
How many times have I told you that you write well!
What difference does it make if they don't see it?
What difference does it make?
It destroys my self respect!
It doesn't earn me a living! -Oh God.
and the effect that living this meaningless existence has on my soul…
You want the truth? Here it is!
Your son needs his father and your wife needs her husband!
Nobody wants this sorrowful depiction of Galib.
You didn't even find me worthy, Galib.
Okay fine. Neither am I a father
nor a husband. I am just a…
Just stop this drama!
Nobody talks like this! I am leaving!
I am not going to abandon my son over your self-pity!
Then leave! You never cared about my emotions anyway
You cannot hold our family responsible for your shortcomings!
And what have you achieved? A life with my family's wealth?
[V.O] Usman…
[V.O] Usman has a good life now.
[V.O] He works for a consultancy firm in London.
[V.O] It's been ages since I last spoke to him.
Zulfi! Usman achieved first place in school!
No one could even compete with my Usman! -Why are you even telling abu?
… but he will be proud of you, son.
Zulfi!
You should leave, son
You're smoking again?
Instead of smoking you should be praying!
Is mooroo not coming?
[Door Bell Rings]
I'll get him
[V.O] To my dearest Huria Hassan,
[V.O] hope it inspires you to write yours one day.
[V.O] hmm… Huria Hassan
Darling, who's Huria Hassan?
Well thats a name I havent heard in a very long time
Really? How come?
It was just some kids being stupid back in the day
My dear boy, how've you been?
How's it going mamu?
Like someone's breathed new life into an old soul.
What can I get you? Tea or Kahwa? - Tea would be nice.
[V.O] How lucky could one man be?
[Phone Line Connecting]
[Mumbles] I don't know what you want from me!
If you tell me I'll do it
I'm not drunk!
but....I'll do something this time!
I'll take my life!
[Phone Line Disconnects]
I'll leave it up to the gods of fate to decide…
…if I live today or if I die.
[Gun Clicks]
[Whimpers]
[V.O] Alcohol used to be my reason to live,
[V.O] Now alcohol has become my life.
[V.O] Someone is making me drink
[V.O] and I keep drinking.
[Knocking on Door]
[Knocking Continues]
Mamu, where are you lost? I've been knocking for so long!
uhh… son I was just drowning in thoughts.
Where's aunty?
Aunty was just here, she left some ten or twelve years ago,
She must be on her way back
Mamu, are you sure you're okay?
I'm perfectly fine! Never been better!
[Humming a song] Not everyone finds love in life
Amanullah?
Yes sir?
How many years have you been working for sahib jee?
uhh… sahib jee it's been quite some time.
Amanullah, come here. I need to tell you something quite important.
Yes sahib jee?
Get me some whiskey from the wineshop nearby.
Umm… wineshop?
Yes, the shop that sells wine just around the corner.
ohhh uhhh… No sahib jee has forbid me! -Forbid you?
Yes sahib jee…
What do you want from me??
YOU SCUM!
He's gone mad!
Wait Amanullah!
I was only joking Amanullah!
Truth is my throat is really sore.
At least get me two bottles of cough syrup
Amanullah!
[Inaudible] Yes he's completely… come and see….
What are you doing, mamu?
Sahib jee has gone mad!
I'm not mad! You are!
You've gone mental!
Wait a second wait a second.
Mamu I think we need to get you more help than we can provide.
I shudder to think what'll happen once I've left for America.
That's her.
My wife.
Your ex-wife.
My ex-wife, Mansha.
She works for NASA now, can you imagine?
A new life, a new job,
New city, new husband.
She must be happy.
Yes there was a time when we too… were happy.
If you don't mind me asking, what happened?
Should I tell you from the beginning?
Yes.
We met through a group friends.
Initially I found her a bit harsh.
I'm sure I came across as stupid.
But after a meeting a couple of times we became used to one another.
Remember when we heard farida khanum all night together?
That night as I looked deep into your eyes and realized…
How intensely my soul felt for you.
I can't go back any more, Mansha.
I've read all our letters over and over again...
I've looked through all corners of the house in search of your memories.
I didn't lose a moment.
I still remember everything.
I'm sure mansha would be glad to hear that.
If you would allow me, I'd like to take you somewhere.
What are we doing here? -Just a second.
Wow, it's still in print.
Some things take time to make an impact.
All you need is a lifetime until you make an impact.
Who has won a nobility so high?
I thought the publishers stopped printing this.
ohh… It's a copy of the original.
It's actually one of my favorites.
In that case I'll get this for you as a present. -Thank You.
You know on the twentieth it's going to be a year since I've been sober.
That's great, congratulations.
uhhh… Zulfikar ahmed? - Yes.
Sir… sir… Just a moment! Shabbir!
Shabbir… Zulfikar ahmed has come! -What nonsense…
He's Zulfikar Ahmed.
He's… he's your friend??
In this twisting, turning, meandering life, in which mankind came into existence.
We came into existence. eyes opened, eyes closed, then they opened again,
And we called it blinking.
This is the most extraordinary thing!
ohh… umm… excuse me
They want me back at the office so if you don't mind. Can we leave now?
Thank you so much!
Do you seriously like this chapterless author's book?
haha… You're not chapterless at all!
You're a very good writer and you speak very well too!
Thank you!
[V.O] I thought of Munir. He used to say,
[V.O] If you have something important to say,
[V.O] Or you have a promise to fulfill
[V.O] If you want to give it a voice
[V.O] Or if you ever want it back
[V.O] I'm always too late.
[By Passers] Wasn't that Huria Hassan? -Yeah definitely looked like her!
Huria Hassan? Where have I heard that name before?
Huria Hassan...
That's a second hand book I got from an old book store.
It must the name of the previous owner.
[Phone Line Connecting]
[On Phone] Yes sir… what will you have today? -Which whiskey do you have?
12 Year Glen Levitt - One bottle.
Come to shahbaz in five minutes. -Alright.
[Message Beep]
Huria!
You know?
I do. I found out.
[Sniffles] I should leave, I'm really sorry.
No no no… Listen
I don`t care.
Half of my life is behind me.
And until recently, I had no reason to live the other half of it.
I was already dead.
But you know what? I've realized that we aren't like books.
We can't be written only once.
We can change.
[Sobs]
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Top 5 Tools Every Man Should Have - Car Repair with Scotty Kilmer - Duration: 3:59.
one, two, three, four!
Rev up your engines!
It's time for the Scotty Kilmer Channel, today I'm going to talk about the top 5 tools
you should buy if your going to start working on your own car,
now the first thing is a good ratchet and a set of sockets,
now you don't have to spend a small fortune, this ratchet is an old one I got from Sears,
I've had it for 20 something years and most of the Sears aren't even around anymore,
and my socket set is a mix of stuff I've bought over the years,
but you can buy any decent one, just make sure when your working on a modern car that
they're metric, mine goes from 8 mm to 19 mm,
that will fit most things your working on, now the second tool is a jack and jack stand,
your going to need that to jack the car up, get the tires off, fix brakes, stuff like
that, your better off with a big solid jack like
this, I bought this one when it was on sale at Harbor
Freight tools, it cost me $69, it's worth spending a little bit more for
a really good jack that can last you for years, and along with that you want a good set of
solid jack stands, I buy the steel ones, they're heavy duty,
they last a long time, the aluminum ones, they're kind of light,
these don't cost that much and steel last forever,
now the third thing your going to need to work on any modern car is a scan tool,
I'm a professional mechanic and I have scan tools that cost $20,000,
this particular one is a little Ancel, it costs about $40 and it does quite a bit,
but if your real serious about working on cars,
and you have friends that are too, this Actron costs a little over $200,
and if you get together with your friends and each guy chips in $40 or $50,
it fits every car so you could share it, your not going to be using it everyday so
why not get a really good one and share it with your friends,
because these fancy tools can not only give you a trouble code,
but when you push this code connect button, they can even give you suggestions as to what
the most popular fixes are, in this case it tells you the most popular
fix is a new camshaft activator valve, which is a very common problem in VVT engines
and this figures it out pretty fast, now the next tool is actually a set of tools,
you need common hand tools, like cutters, pliers, screwdrivers,
now being a mechanic I bought mine from various places over the years,
but hey, you can go and buy one of these tool kits that has all of them altogether, even
with a little box, they're real handy, you can leave them in
the trunk of your car so you don't have to worry about them falling all over the place,
and having them all in one little box is kind of cool, because the main reason I have a
lot of different types of tools in my sets are,
because I keep losing them, if I put them all back in the right place then I wouldn't
have that problem myself, the fifth and last tool you really need to
have if your starting to fix cars is a good set of jumper cables,
they need to be thick heavy wires and when you look closely here,
you can see it's copper inside, it's not aluminum, over the years I've had customers say, well
Scotty I tried jump starting my car but it didn't work so I know it's not a bad battery,
so they towed their cars over to me, I put on my jumper cables and they start right up,
I said let me see your jumper cables, and they were cheap aluminum jumper cables,
mainly all they did when you looked them up was they got real hot inside and they didn't
send enough power to start the car, so now you know the top 5 tools you need to
fix your own car, you don't need all the stuff I have,
because I've been working on cars for 50 years, I have tools that I haven't used in 30 or
40 years, you don't need all this stuff working on your
own cars, you can just start out with just a few good
ones that don't cost all that much money, and remember if you have any car questions
just visit the Scotty Kilmer Channel, so if you never want to miss another one of
my new car repair videos, remember to ring that bell!
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Stop Competing & Start Creating: How to Be Uniquely Successful With Renée Mauborgne - Duration: 32:38.
Hey, it's Marie Forleo and you are watching MarieTV, the place to be to create a business
and life you love.
My guest today is a woman that I have admired for years, and if you've ever wondered how
you can create a product or a service or something in this world that truly stands out from the
crowd, this is the episode for you.
Renée Mauborgne is a professor of strategy at INSEAD, the world's second largest business
school.
She served on President Barack Obama's board of advisors on historically black colleges
and universities, is a fellow of the world economic forum, and received the Nobels Colloquea
prize for leadership on business and economic thinking.
Renée is the coauthor of Blue Ocean Strategy, a bestseller that's been published in a
record breaking 44 languages across five continents, selling over 3.6 million copies and winning
numerous awards.
The indispensable follow up, Blue Ocean Shift: Beyond Competing, Proven Steps to Inspire
Confidence and Seize New Growth, is available now.
Renée, it is so good to have you here on the set of MarieTV.
I'm so glad to be here.
So, we're – this is like mutual admiration society.
Yeah.
So I think you know this, but I have talked about Blue Ocean Strategy – I think I've
told tens of thousands of people, and I'm not exaggerating there, to get that book,
to use it in their business, as I shared with you when we were out east having an amazing
cocktail together.
We talk about Blue Ocean Strategy in B-School constantly.
And I thought like, when I discovered it?
I was like "oh, my gosh.
This is how I live my life.
This is how I've built my business."
And I never really had language or context or a framework to share about it.
So for anyone watching that isn't a B-Schooler or hasn't had me tell them about this book,
can you explain to us what is a blue ocean strategy?
Just the whole concept.
Give us the nutshell version.
Yeah.
So, first I have to say, you're right.
It's mutual admiration.
Because I have been studying you as well and watching what you're doing in your space to
carve out this whole new market where you're not really competing with anyone else.
So I have to congratulate you on that.
And what we found is that in looking, most companies are all focused on competing against
one another in existing industries.
The problem is supply exceeds demand, so margins are tight, growth is limited.
And so what happens, it becomes what we think of as this bloody red ocean.
But what we saw is that the companies that are successful, like MarieTV, they're not
competing and doing what everyone else is doing.
They're creating new markets.
And there is no competition out there, and, therefore, they have strong profit and growth,
and we call those blue oceans because they're wide, open, and unexplored.
And so the first book set out the thesis, why are we competing when we can create?
And that's what the book was about.
Yeah.
And so for so many people watching, they have this underlying fear.
They look out into the world, whatever it is that they want to be or a business that
they want to start or perhaps they're already in a business.
And they're going, "Gosh, everyone else has already done the things I want to do.
They've already, you know, gone there, and how am I ever gonna stand out?"
I think what's so brilliant about your work, and, gosh, you guys have been doing this for
decades now.
You have so much experience, expertise, data, studies under your belt.
It really is this very specific actionable way to step back, take a survey of the landscape,
and in a very intentional way, do things differently.
And I think that's really what this next book, right, Blue Ocean Shift helps us – it
gives us that roadmap to make it happen in our own businesses.
Yeah, and I think everyone thinks that the opportunities in my industry or what I'm
passionate about are different.
And I can tell your hairdresser probably thought that until Drybar came along.
The hamburger joints all thought that until Shake Shack came along.
Eyeglasses were collapsing the industry, nobody's in them, and then Warby Parker comes along.
So the opportunities we found, if you look at industry history, the number of industries
are just exploding.
What you're doing wasn't possible 10 to 15 years ago because the technology wasn't
there.
So what we found is, number one, there are opportunities in every single industry to
create, but the thing is, in order to move from competing to creating, we need to know
how to get there.
Otherwise we start sweating, we're scared, we don't know what to do.
And so what the second book is all about is providing that roadmap, which is the tools
and the guidance you need to take you step by step from that red ocean and give you new
ways of looking at the world so you see today what you couldn't see yesterday.
And that's what we're excited about.
Yeah.
And I think what's so cool – one of the stories that's in the beginning of the book
that I just found so moving, and it's illustrative of how this concept isn't just about business.
This concept really, I think, is about creativity and how you live your life.
So what was so wonderful is about the story of Zuhal, the 17 year old Iraqi pianist who
wanted to create her country's first youth orchestra and travel abroad with it, but she
faced so many obstacles.
Can you tell us about that story?
So here you are, a young girl.
She's sitting there, she's 17 years old.
It's 2008.
Iraq is only known for destruction around the world.
All we hear are bad stories.
And she wanted to create a great story.
And she thought music is something that unites.
But here you have a country divided by factual warfare between different Sunnis and Shiites.
You have no resources, no logistics.
But she reaches out via the internet and she decides to look for a conductor.
She finds one in Scotland who's inspired, his name is Paul MacAlindin.
And he starts to look at her challenge.
He loves it, but he knows when he sees youth orchestras, "we have no way to compete.
They haven't had music education in Iraq for a long, long time.
They don't have good instruments.
I can't bring people together.
What do I do?"
And he knew, "if I compete and we try to be like other youth orchestras, we'll never
make it.
We'll never stand out."
So by applying the blue ocean approach, he says "let's not stand for the best musicians,
the best music, because we probably can't.
But let's stand for peace and bringing people together.
And let's make this something about uniting Sunnis and Shiites and showing that the youth
actually want to build a strong country together, not keep fighting like our parents and grandparents
did."
And that's the nature.
And it became known by the BBC as the bravest orchestra in the world.
They did all different ways they built it, and they started traveling the world.
And it's probably one of the most socially followed youth orchestra ever.
And so it's just really inspiring.
So they play Kurdish music and Arabic music right next to Beethoven and Brahms, which
is lovely.
And what's so great about this story too, because I don't think there's anyone watching
or listening right now that hasn't found themselves at some point in life up against
a wall.
Right?
Looking out into that landscape going, "I don't have the resources, I don't have the
experience.
All these other people have all these other assets that I don't have.
But yet this burning desire in me to jump into the game."
And this is, again, why it's like I love you guys and I love your work so much because
… go ahead.
What got me so excited about the second book is the first book, of course, we do Cirque
du Soleil and everything.
When people saw the book they said, "this is great but, you know what?
I don't have Guy Laliberté or Steve Jobs as my CEO and I'm not that.
I have all these obstacles you're saying."
So what the second book is about is seeing companies that were inspired by Blue Ocean
Strategy, took the tools and frameworks, worked on their own or work with us and use them
to shift their business.
So everyone in the second book is showing you how, like a 17 year old girl sitting in
Iraq with a conductor can start to change the world.
And so we look at regular people facing regular constraints, but applying this roadmap and
shifting from the red to the blue.
So, you know, we always say, now, you don't have to be born Steve Jobs.
Anyone can make a shift.
When we're actually given that roadmap and tools and guidance to know what works, what
doesn't, how to avoid the pitfalls and how to think differently.
And that's what we think the second book does, and that's why I'm super excited
about what it can do.
Yeah.
And, you know, with our B-Schoolers – and whenever I talk to business owners in any
context, you know, one of the things they will often ask me about is pricing.
You know, pricing is such a big topic.
"How do I know what to price my products and my services?"
And I'm a person who always advises, you know, you want to have some nice margins.
Margins are a wonderful thing.
Might not be a perfect connection point, but let's talk about Citizen M, a hotel chain,
because I think they're doing something really unique.
And, again, all of these stories may help people start to connect the dots for themselves
and go, 'Oh, wait.
I could do something like that."
Yeah.
So the hotel industry is basically a red ocean.
It can't get bloodier than that.
I think there was a Wall Street Journal article in August of this year talking about how it's
going the way of airlines and just adding on all hidden costs and maybe even the FTC
should look into it.
This one hotel chain starts, it starts as two entrepreneurs, and they look at the industry
and that they say is let's start – one of the paths to creating a blue ocean is to
look across strategic groups.
And so they said how can we combine the best of a five star, which is luxury, with the
best of a three star, which is price, to unlock a whole new market.
And so they opened up the market of affordable luxury hotels.
It has the luxury and the best locations, great sheets, great bedding of a five star
hotel, and a price accessible for a three star.
And today they have, just to give you the statistics, they have 90% occupancy rates,
when – which is 80% higher than the industry average.
They have guest satisfaction ratings in the superb and fabulous character category, and
their cost structure is 40% less per room and 50% lower service costs.
So can you imagine how profitable they are?
And that is by shifting the questions we ask.
If you ask, and this is really critical.
If you want to create a blue ocean, you can't look at what people are doing in your competitive
set.
You need to look outside to understand how to shift what you do.
Yes.
This is what we want to talk about.
Okay.
This is the thing I try and drill home to people even for what we do here, everything
I create, I try my darndest to not look at other folks who do similar things than what
we do, and I think that's been one of our secrets to success.
And I share it all the time, like "you guys can do this too."
But I'm so influenced by things outside whether it's fashion or music or sports
or entertainment or, you know, cooking or things just over in left field.
And you bring that inspiration back.
And I think this ties into something else, not necessarily related to what you talk about
in the book, but we have so many of these folks in our audience, people that consider
themselves multipassionate entrepreneurs, a little phrase that I coined way back.
And people often feel bad because they have so many passions about different things and
I'm like, "no.
You need to flip that script.
Because you being interested in all of these different sectors and having experience, you
can bring that back into whatever you're doing.
And all of a sudden your competitive edge is off the charts."
Yeah.
Yeah.
I think what people need, especially people like you're talking about multi talents,
they just need a way to understand how they can channel that into growth opportunities.
Right?
So now they seem like they're diffused individuals all these passions.
They're running around.
And I think what the process tries to do is teach you how to channel it and direct it.
And to your point, yeah, you have to look outside.
But what the book does, it gives six different ways.
Where do you look?
Right?
To create.
So if I'm in the hotel industry and I look at what steel manufacturing does, it might
give me a smarter way to build my hotel, but maybe not how to serve my hotel.
And so what the industry gives you – the book gives you what should we compare and
contrast to start to gain insights about what we can do differently today in our industry
by learning from those outside of our industry.
And so it's exciting.
Yeah.
And I think the strategy canvas is still one of the most useful tools ever.
Can you tell us a little bit about what the strategy canvas is?
And I'm sure in post we can throw one up from the book.
Throw an example up.
So the strategy canvas is really powerful because if – I would argue our retail industry
in America today, which everyone claims is being decimated by Amazon, and they drew their
strategy canvas, they'd realize that they're leading to their own demise.
Because what it does is it shows you all the factors you're competing on, investing in,
and what's a competitive landscape.
What do buyers get?
So if you take the retail industry today you look at Saks Fifth Avenue, Lord & Taylor's,
Bloomingdale's, you take away the signage, there isn't hardly a person that will know
which department store they're in.
They've all competed on the same factors and they all do the same thing.
And that's what that curve will reveal.
It'll also reveal for people, so "do I stand apart or not?"
In their case, no.
And in the retail case they're going to realize those factors are the same from when
I was 7 years old.
So while the world has changed, no one else has.
So the strategy canvas is really effective.
You want to know where you stand in your industry landscape?
Draw that one simple picture and get really clear.
Because most people are in illusion about their industry.
They think they're different, and they're not.
And they don't even realize what they're investing in.
You often find you're investing in factors that add no value at all, and you can eliminate
them to start opening up new opportunities at lower costs.
Like Citizen M. Right?
They eliminated the front desk.
Nobody wants it.
Bellhop, nobody wants it.
Concierge, people use their Google search mobile citizens.
That dropped their cost structure dramatically.
It's amazing.
I think what's so cool about this is everything's on table.
Right?
So every single factor, it challenges each of us to look at our assumptions and what
we think is set in stone and then say, "well, maybe not."
Well, take the example of the french fry maker we start with.
Here is this industry declining by 10% in value.
So electric french fry makers for the home, they all act on one assumption.
To make french fries you have to fry, and frying means lots of oil.
No one ever questioned those assumptions.
But hidden within it were tons of pain points.
It takes a lot of oil, it's smelly, it's dangerous, it makes you fat when you eat the
french fries.
And so by applying the process they realize, "can't we make a fryer without any frying
and just a little oil?"
And the solution was Actifry.
And so it makes I think two pounds of french fries with one tablespoon of oil.
Oprah was so excited she tweeted about it and she said quote Actifry unquote has changed
my life.
Stock price lift 5% and the market grew from a declining market to 40% in growth.
But nobody in that industry had thought to challenge those basic assumptions that it
competes on and think differently.
Right?
No one in the hotel industry said "can I create five star comfort and three star price?"
Because you know what they think?
You have to make a trade-off.
Right?
If I offer a premium product I have to have a premium cost structure, but that's not
true.
Or if I do low cost I have to cut back on quality.
Not true.
You have to challenge yourself.
How can I break that trade off?
The minute I assume I must make it, I do make it.
And the minute I force myself to say I must break it, I start seeing what can I eliminate
and reduce that our industry has long done that no longer adds value?
And what can I raise and create that we've never done before?
And as you'll read in this book, probably 40 to 50% of what industries compete on adds
no value or can be shifted.
So you look at Dry Bar, which probably every woman can get.
So what do women need when they go to the hairdresser?
We go to get our hair cut once, what, every four weeks, six weeks, maybe six months?
Color, what, every four, six, eight months?
Permanent, same thing.
But what she saw what women want, what makes them feel empowered, is having fantastic hair.
Blow dry.
She eliminated everything else, which requires more staff, more training, more expertise.
Focused only on blow dries.
Made a totally emotional experience instead of functional.
Opens up this whole new market space.
And if she could do it, I would argue anyone else can when they think differently.
Yes.
And, you know, we were mentioning – we were talking about that a little bit kind of off
camera when we were meeting.
And I was asking you, you know, do you ever have people that say "oh, my industry or
my business, there's no blue ocean."
I feel like there's always a friggin' blue ocean.
Right?
I think everyone thinks like when you teach executives or MBA students they say, "in
that industry it's true, but not in my industry."
And I said – I always ask two questions.
Okay, so it's not in your industry today and it's true today, but it'll be false
tomorrow.
Because the question I ask is, "okay, you think you can't create a blue ocean, but
let me ask you.
Do you think in 10 years or 20 years someone's going to create a blue ocean and do something
different in your industry?"
Do you?
Most people sit back and say "yeah.
I bet you someone will."
So my next question is, if they're gonna do it in 10 or 20 years, why can't you do
that today?
Because it means the opportunity is out there.
It's always impossible until it's done.
The hair salon industry said it would have been impossible until it's done.
Major network TV would've said it's impossible for anyone to challenge us with a great TV
show for women until Marie Forleo does that TV show.
Right?
No, but it's true.
It's true.
And that's what you need to realize.
And I think by showing how ordinary people in ordinary organizations, small and large
have done it, and how many assumptions they flip by going through the process, I think
it starts to – one, it gives you a roadmap, but it also inspires you how you can think
differently.
I think it's so incredibly energizing, you know, for a team, all of us.
Right?
We can get stuck in this rote every day.
This is how we do things.
And you start to feel a little panicked if you feel, you know, competition starting to
bite at your heels.
And then you're feeling the sense of "oh, gosh.
I'm becoming irrelevant."
And then so it's all about fear and scarcity.
But what I love about this, it's a complete energy shift where you start bumping up against
those things that you assume to be true, and then the whole team gets inspired.
I know, you know, whenever we meet as Team Forleo and, you know, you're only seeing
a portion of – this is our MarieTV crew.
But we have folks all over the country.
And it's really fun internally when we have those calls, like do we really need to start
– do we need to keep doing that?
No!
Like, let's get rid of it!
And has anyone done this before?
No.
And it's like f*ck it, we're gonna do it.
And it's just – people get insanely energized.
They want to work, you know, 16 hour, 17 hour days.
You don't have to force them to do it.
I think that's the other benefit to this.
Okay, so…
But if I step back from one thing we said Marie, and that was that you said most people
wonder is there a blue ocean in my industry?
And, in fact, any organization that we're brought into, I can tell you, we did it in
toilet paper.
I mean, how much can you create a blue ocean in toilet paper?
I can't get more commodity than that.
But what we tell people is, "okay, then maybe there isn't.
Let's just see."
So you discover for yourself in the process.
So the first thing we say is, step one, let's get clear on the current state of play.
Do you even need to shift?
And that's when people themselves have to fill in that strategy canvas.
Nobody from the top tells you, and they start to realize that they don't ... aren't clear
on the factors that they compete on.
And then when they finally draw their canvas, they found out they're a "me too."
Right?
The line that always comes back, and I start pushing, I'll say, "you know, you're a
me too."
And then someone will say, "oh, come on Renée.
You're so tough on us.
We're no worse than anyone else."
I say, "okay.
That's it.
That's the tagline.
That's what I want you to market.
We're no worse than anyone else.
Tell me how well that sells."
And then they realize and they say, okay.
We need a shift.
And they say but, you know what?
Now we need to shift, but we don't know if there's an opportunity.
So the second step is about undercovering and imagining what could be.
So we have a second tool, which is about uncovering all the pain points in your industry.
So when the french fry maker did that and they saw they were a me too, do you think
they thought, "Oh, yeah.
We know there's a blue ocean."
You know what they said?
"We're skeptical.
We don't think we can do it.
We're a company founded in 1857, a French bureaucracy.
And not only that, our industry is so competitive."
But when they did the second tool and they looked across from beginning to end, how you
purchase to disposal, they found out when we make electric french fries, nobody can
dispose of the hot oil.
They don't know what to do.
When we use it, it's dangerous.
People are afraid.
Our houses become smelly when we do it.
The oil is expensive to buy.
People think twice about it.
If I don't want to throw it out, I don't even know where to store it.
My fridge doesn't – and what they uncovered, they were like, "oh, my God.
here we thought there was no opportunity, and we never even saw these pain points."
And then you know what they start to say?
If there are all these pain points – because pain points are not constraints.
Those are opportunities to seize.
And if there are all those pain points and I can start to flip them, don't you think
people might come?
And then, you know, I'll just go, the second part of that is, who are our customers?
They say, you know, we sell to people who love french fries.
I said, well, what if we remove those pain points?
Could we grow more customers?
What do you think, right?
Tier one, tier two.
They said, yeah, I bet you a lot of people refuse our industry because they don't want
to deal with the mess, because you can't clean the product – oil.
It's too hard to clean, it's too smelly.
All those things.
Maybe if it's with no frying, no oil, they become customers.
I said, but what about all the health-conscious people or Oprah maybe?
We're worried about our weight.
We all love fries, but we – it's like something we should be careful about.
Do you think they would?
He said yeah.
Now, all of a sudden I went from thinking there is absolutely no opportunity, but by
going through two more tools, I see pain points I can flip and I imagine when I flip them
who I am.
So the blue ocean goes from being some kind of a vague inspirational idea to something
I can see before me.
My confidence has gone up, and now I'm starting to shift.
And even if I stop the process right there, right there, and I don't go through the rest
of it, my team will never look at the market the same.
I have clear ideas of how I can pick this low-hanging fruit, pull in new customers,
and start shifting from the red to the blue.
I might not create the next Apple iPod, but am I gonna start moving from competing and
me too competition to reaching out and being something different?
My answer is absolutely.
And if a French french fry maker from 1857 can do it and Zuhal can do it from Iraq, there's
no excuse for anyone out there why you can't do it too.
This is just like business church.
This was basically business church, and that's why I love it.
And that's why I love you, Renée.
This is awesome.
Okay.
Any – I don't know because, again, of course, folks are gonna get the book.
They need to get the book.
But are there any simple questions like, if people are listening or watching right now
and they're like, "okay.
I'm gonna go in my journal, I'm gonna go meet with my team.
Like some things that we could write down."
Would it be around pain points, would it be – is there any questions as prompts, let's
say, you could offer up that would help people start to shift to a blue ocean perspective
and lean in that direction?
Okay.
So a blue ocean perspective is one thing, but let me tell them three things that they
should stop doing first.
Great.
The first thing they should stop doing is looking to the competition and letting the
competition drive your strategy, which is why most industries commoditize themselves.
Right?
They've turned themselves into a me too.
So if you want to stand out in the industry, don't look to the competition, to the point
we made.
And the book shows you, look outside of your industry to get ideas on how to reshape your
industry.
So don't look to the competition.
It's gonna make you me too.
Second thing is, stop talking to your customers, because all they're gonna do is reaffirm
what you tend to do and ask you to do more for less.
And what you want to do is think about all the people who refuse your industry, and ask
what it is that turns them off about your industry.
And they're the ones that will very rapidly tell you all the pain points that they don't
like about your industry or the points of intimidation, right?
Things that make them feel ... "classical music's not for me or museums are not for
me or that's too sophisticated for me."
And the third thing would be is a point I made earlier, is stop thinking you need to
make a trade off.
Because the minute you believe it, you make it.
Meaning a trade off in terms of?
Value and cost or that you can't be a premium product, you need a high cost structure.
Or "I have to be low cost."
I want you to systematically think about how can I break that trade off?
What can eliminate and reduce that we assume people need that probably adds cost and no
value?
And what can I raise and create to break apart?
And when you start to challenge that and force people to come back – and if they say, "I
can't do it," Then I'll tell you this.
Easiest way to do it.
Just say, tell me the stupidest thing we do in our industry.
Because they may not think it's a pain point.
You've got to come up with the stupidest thing we do in our industry.
That's gonna be the thing you're going to want to eliminate, and start there.
And tell me the one thing.
And if you don't know it, go to your complaint department that nobody listens to and ask
them what people complain about the most about your industry, and that's what you want
to think about what you should create to remove that pain point.
You can start getting tremendous insight just by doing that.
I love it.
I love it.
And, you know, you've seen businesses change I'm sure over the years from doing this.
Is there anything in terms of insights, forward looking, trends, patterns, you know.
I feel like emotional experiences are becoming more and more important in business because
we're so ironically disconnected but connected all the time 24/7 with technology.
Anything that you've noticed out and about that you're like, "huh.
Didn't expect that to happen."
Or you just see things bubbling up that ...?
Yeah.
You know, I think we saw two things in our research in the book.
The first thing is everyone today talks about – so one is human, but one is an understanding
where market opportunities are.
And if I start with that, everyone today talks about disruption all the time.
You have to disrupt, disrupt.
But what that does is it makes you take aim at the existing market and try to take down
the competition.
But what we saw is that the companies are creating new markets.
That's half the picture of disruption.
The other half is what we call non disruptive creation, and that's where you create new
markets where there once wasn't any.
So you're not displacing anyone.
So life coaching, your industry, Tony Robbins started it 20 years ago.
Today two billion dollar industry, second fastest growing profession in America today.
And, you know, it took Tony at the time to sit there and start thinking, "I want to
create an opportunity for people that they can't get anywhere else, and that is to
help them advance in their personal and professional lives."
That industry never existed.
Viagra.
Right?
Solved a problem men had for a long time.
Didn't displace anyone when Pfizer did that, but made men have a lot more fun.
So if you look at our book, whether it was what Sesame Street did or, you know, a student
of mine, she's creating a whole new market space where there wasn't any she got inspired.
She's realizing today to get into the top MBA programs, she's providing the coaching
of how do you do your resume?
What kind of work experience do you want?
How do you interview to get into the best business schools in the world?
That's a market that didn't exist 15 years ago that she's creating.
So don't think just disruption.
Think non-disruptive creation.
And I think women are really good at it, because women don't like going up against it.
I mean, men can too, but I think it's a great opportunity.
But the second thing, and I saw your fabulous interview with Brené Brown, which I just
loved.
Thank you.
And that is about realizing, I think, most work and strategy and business has always
treated people as though we're rational human beings.
And we show up to work, we see something smart, and we do it.
But the issue we found in our research and where companies fail again and again is when
we realize that we don't show up as a position or a title.
We show up as a human being.
And when you think about shifting or creating and you're saying the fears of all the people
in your audience.
Can I do it?
It's because people need a roadmap to shift.
But if I only know where I need to go, but I don't have the confidence to act, I'm
not going anywhere.
So the second thing we need to realize is when we're asking people to move, we have
to acknowledge that that is going to unlock within us fears.
"Can I do it?
Am I capable?"
And they're not going to voice those, because we keep those fears and those insecurities
to ourselves because we want to be judged by our strengths, not our weaknesses.
And so to make the process we have to fundamentally never forget who we show up as people.
And half of the book is all about "how do I unlock and build people's confidence so
I not only know what I need to do, but I'm willing to go on that journey."
And part of it is acknowledging.
And in the book we tell everyone what you should feel at every step.
You should feel afraid.
And actually, guess what, that doesn't make you weak.
It's what makes you normal and human.
Because I'm shifting from what you know, to imagine new possibilities.
You should be that way.
And the book gives you tools, importantly, to move you there.
Right?
So one thing is, "how do I break that big challenge down into small, concrete steps
so that I have the confidence and I build the creative capabilities to willingly move
forward?"
So it's like, you know, if I teach a kid to swim, if I tell a child tomorrow I'm
gonna throw you in the ocean, you're gonna swim.
They'll be petrified.
It's a wonderful thing, but they'll be petrified.
If I tell them tomorrow all we're going to do is put our feet in the water.
Can you handle it?
They've never had their feet in the water, but they say okay.
"And guess what?
If you're scared, mommy's going to take you out.
And then the next day we're gonna get our knees in the water.
And the next day mom's going to hold you.
And the next day you're going to try, and then I'm gonna let go.
And I'm taking you like that?"
Before you know it, that kid is swimming.
And that is part of what – it's like one of the tools.
How do you break that challenge down into small steps so people have the confidence
to move?
And we really address that.
And the whole thing you're going to hear, because we walk you through.
You're inside companies, how the fear that they have is.
Yeah.
And how they build it.
We tell you at any point in the journey you can turn back if you don't think you can go.
But, by the way, the simple fact "I know I can turn back" gives me the confidence
to want to take that step, because I know there's always an exit door.
I think it's one of the best pieces of this particular book, because it is terrifying
to go out in a whole new frontier.
And if people do feel like, "I can experiment, I can explore, I can see what's out here,
but I am not committed at this point to have to execute on it," all of a sudden, our
creativity opens up.
It's like oh, we can get wild with our ideas.
Let's just throw it down.
I think it's a – it's wonderful.
And I love that humanist part of the book, because it's so much of what we do here
on the show and also my company.
Renée, you are amazing.
Thank you so much for coming here today.
Thank you for your work that you do in the world.
And I look forward to more conversations together.
Thank you so very much, Marie.
I love being with you.
Well, that was amazing.
So now Renée and I would love to hear from you.
There was so much business church happening today, and I'm really curious.
Out of al that we talked about, what's the biggest takeaway for you and how can you put
it into action starting now?
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The question I ask is, okay, you think you can't create a blue ocean.
But let me ask you, do you think in 10 years or 20 years someone's gonna create a blue
ocean or do something different?
Do you?
Most people will sit back and say "yeah.
I bet you someone will."
So my next question is, if they're going to do it in 10 or 20 years, why can't you
do that today?
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Strejda Kocar ☞ STOPEM DO BENÁTEK!!!! ✔ - Duration: 10:59.
Hi... I dont wanaa talk for long...
I think that video is long enough,
because meanwhile ppl who traveled for two years
made the video what lasts 2 min, meanwhile I made almost movie out of one day...
made the video what lasts 2 min, meanwhile I made almost movie out of one day...
But I wanted to say something, before the video starts.
Beucase I dont want you to take this like some video showing some nice places, or sharing some experiences
Beucase I dont want you to take this like some video showing some nice places, or sharing some experiences
Beucase I dont want you to take this like some video showing some nice places, or sharing some experiences
But I wanted to motivate ppl and show them,
that one day they can decide as I did
that they will just get up and travel to some place
Pack all the stuff in 2 hours and make plans about the way meanwhile they use the city transport
(what didnt ended very well with me)
(Because if I checked the google map better, I would choose a better way)
And with 260 crowns (10euro) get to the Venice...
Sure...There are many more comfortable kinds of traveling
But because of Hitch-Hiking
I met alot of great people, I made many awesome experiences
I met alot of great people, I made many awesome experiences
And for sure ... I have something new to remember now
The quality of video is kinda low,
Sometimes the voice is rly bad
because I used my phone to record whole way
didnt have my GoPro yet
But I think that the message of video is more important
But I think that the message of video is more important
And I hope that atleast someone
will get motivated and will think about the fact
will get motivated and will think about the fact
that for traveling you dont need much money
Today you can be volunteer, u can use couchsurfing, all the stuff...
Today you can be volunteer, u can use couchsurfing, all the stuff...
U can use BlaBlaCar or whatever
And you can get almost everywhere with theese
And you can get almost everywhere with theese
So dont just waste time at home
and if u like traveling... TRAVEL!
Becuase for humbling that 750km, I just needed 10 euro...
Some kind of "bravery"
And I think that I enjoyed this more
then I would enjoy by catching the train...
Ok Im standing here for a while...
Its getting darker and darker
And the best thing is that That clouds
are scaring me by lightning and thunder... thu thu thunder...
are scaring me by lightning and thunder... thu thu thunder...
are scaring me by lightning and thunder... thu thu thunder...
Pfuuuuu
Great!
Im here for 4 hours now....
Im here for 4 hours now....
And I would love to promise
And I would love to promise
that from now... Whenever I will drive a car...
that from now... Whenever I will drive a car...
I will take every Hitch-Hiker
even if he would have a chainsaw
even if he would have a chainsaw
even if he would have a chainsaw
Cheers to my Grandma,
who gave me this plum brandy
, keeping me alive
I should have took more warm clothes...
Wouldnt have to warm myself this way...
I hate this place! I hate it here!
Shit talking abour my problem
My battery went dead
because I had a great idea... lets use headphones all the time
because I had a great idea... lets use headphones all the time
Only one thing, what isnt recorded is that hellish rain, what started
Only one thing, what isnt recorded is that hellish rain, what started
Only one thing, what isnt recorded is that hellish rain, what started
So I hided under the bridge
with that cat from last video of first part...
with her 6 kittens
I accidentaly slept there for two hours...
But I had to go on, because
I had to meet with my ExGf (GF at that time)
Becuase she had to go back to Brno in 48 hours
Becuase she had to go back to Brno in 48 hours
I can be glad for meeting a guy with powerbank at the morning
I can be glad for meeting a guy with powerbank at the morning
And every driver who took me, had a charger in a car
And every driver who took me, had a charger in a car
And every driver who took me, had a charger in a car
Lets stop talking...
Nice shoes right?
he had no clue, what Im talkin about :D
But he agreed with me on everything
Transport Insoector is hunting me...
Finaly Venezia
Thanks for watching!
Check the links bellow...
Dont waste time and GO!
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dude there was no inch of the landing left
hey guys whats up
this is unfortunately no bike test video of the new downhill beast
built it up this morning and now came here
but you might see it a couple days later
drove to marienau where my home spot is located
as you can see everything is covered with snow
but we already cleaned up the flats, first landing, berm and the drop.
we are going to clear this landing now, later on the mulch jump
so we hope to be riding all of this a little bit later on
its kind of cold, but the ground is more frozen than muddy so it should work I guess
session!!!
by the way we are going to build a new trick jump up there
used to jump over the boner log and then over this
but now we are going to build a huge roll in
so you start from up there
and hit the jump full speed
gonna make a video for sure when we are going to build it
and now: tim is going to tell us a really dirty joke hahaha
unfortunately I can't put that in hahaha
its gonna get censored with a huge be be beeeep
mulch jump is full of snow
new mulch over here
we could put on completely new mulch and leave the snow on
but I think its going to be wet than
'I would say stunt it'
put the snow of? 'yeah put it of
and then some new mulch on
stiech has spoken!
before and after!
we dug of the whole slope line for the last hour or so
'last 15 mins man'
i am here since 3 and now its 3:54
cleared the course for 54min straight
excited for what is awaiting me right now
I know exactly how the course is riding
but now its a different ball game. usually cruised it
maybe pedaled in front of the last one to get more air time for a big trick
lets see
duuude
line was alright
but the berm at the beginning was soooo sketchy
slippery and muddy aswell
lost a lot of speed there, pedaled once and hardly cleared the boner log
there should be more possible when we are get more into it
atleast riding. its winter!
way better
there should be some things get thrown down today
the scratches are not gone yet/not fixed and I won't get a new paint job either
but it old you in the dh bike build video already that I want to do a new bike hack video
so in this video I am going to show you how to do it then
there are some good ways to fix it
so if you want to see the bike hack video - please let me know in the comments!
it can't stay like this
looks so baaaad right now
getting way better
'i am afraid to slip'
nah you won't
i am starting from there and then choosing this line over there. and yes still the wet part
did a double truck now I need to do the tripple
there it was
you can't really focus on the trick you are doing
you have to focus more to stay on track and to not slip
to ride this and its only the beginning of February is sooo sick
all good man?!
winter did its job to the landing. there are just 5cm/2 inches of a landing on top
ist of the spot is still in a good shape
we are going to tick of a tail whip trickles now guys!
... and then one more with a tail whip in it
which trick is he going to do?
straight into the snow
sick one! can do one more tho if you don't like it haha think its perfect
its going to get slippery again
so i am going to clean it up again
i am going to run behind you while you will drop in
' would be sick if I bail haha'
there was no inch of the landing left
went so deep
pretty hard impact
i am going to give my cam to some one and then I am going to do a front flip tuck no hander
so you guys won't see it from the GoPro all the time
didnt thought its going to run so good here today
its time for another banger
because its getting more dark, more cold and even more sketchy to ride
did them quite often in Leipzig
at the show last weekend
but there were way better conditions
gonna look so sickkk
looked so sick from there right?!
maybe you are not going to see this one
because I am in the super wide mode on the GoPro
what are you going to do?!
got a bit off track after that but I am stoked
late but made it
I think this one was the ender for today
or he is doing the last one
the last move of the day was a fail kind of haha
thanks for watching guys!
mulch fight
didnt thought its going to ride so good today
even if we had a lot of snow and ice
but I think it was good that it was 0 degrees
the ground would have been muddy if it would have been 4 degrees warmer
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still some left of these
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the dh bike build video is up here
i am in spain for a week, then at night of the jumps in Berlin and then we are hopefully going to test the new big bike beast!
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Eminem's Insane Real Life Story - Duration: 4:59.
Eminem is a name that's associated with acts of depravity, highly offensive language, and
enough gruesome descriptions of felony-worthy behavior to warrant a couple life sentences.
It's also the name of one of the most famous and contentious rappers of a generation, consistently
breaking boundaries with his volatile rhymes that often reflect his personal and professional
life.
His real name is Marshall Mathers, and here's his insane real-life story.
Humble roots
After his 15-year-old mother was left to raise him alone, Marshall's childhood involved moving
between multiple public housing systems in Detroit and Kansas City.
Frequently "the new kid" and often one of the only white ones, Marshall started inhabiting
an outsider's stance at an early age.
He flunked out of the ninth grade three times before calling it quits.
But he always loved English — specifically words.
"Like people say that, uh... the word orange doesn't rhyme with anything.
And that kinda pisses me off…
I put my orange four-inch door hinge in storage and ate porridge with George."
With this keen interest in the English language, he moved into writing lyrics for rap battles
in the underground music scene.
Trailer star
After dropping out of school, Marshall began to regularly alternate between writing, working,
and performing.
Being white in a predominantly black arena caused people to initially reject him, only
to be won over once he started rapping.
Eminem's career grew, but it wasn't enough to pay the bills.
He was living in a trailer when his EP "Slim Shady" landed in the lap of Dr. Dre and Jimmy
Iovine of Interscope Records, who immediately tracked Eminem down and helped catapult him
to fame.
Secret Service trouble?
Eminem's lyrics frequently push boundaries.
But his most infamous example of crossing the line came in 2003, when a bootleg version
of his song "We As Americans" surfaced with the following lyrics:
"I don't rap for presidents / I'd rather see the president."
"Past presidents" is slang for dollar bills, so that line pans out.
But if you're Eminem and have one innocuous lyric, it's basically your artistic duty to
follow up with something outrageous.
Saying that he'd "rather see the president " set off reports reports that the Secret Service
was looking into the song, as a standard response to investigate any possible threats against
the president.
Perhaps because the song didn't specify the president of the United States or mention
Then President George Bush by name, the FBI never took any real action against Eminem.
BFFs
Homophobia makes its way into many of Eminem's songs.
So it may surprise you to learn that Elton John is a huge fan of Eminem's work and a
close friend.
During a discussion recorded in Interview Magazine in 2017, John told Eminem:
"When that s--- was thrown at you — about you being homophobic — I just thought, 'I'm
not standing for this.
It's nonsense.'
I had to stand up and defend you.
That Grammy performance was the start of a lovely friendship and I'm grateful for that."
The performance he's referencing is the duo's 2001 collaboration on the song "Stan."
It appears that Elton John and Eminem's friendship demonstrates the separation between Marshall
Mathers and the personas he takes on in his songs.
"You know, he's just writing about the way things are, not how he thinks, but the way
things ARE."
Sobriety
At his worst, Eminem was staying in bed all day and popping pills just to function.
He hit rock bottom when trying to get out of bed one day and he fell to the ground unconscious.
According to Rolling Stone, doctors told him he'd consumed the equivalent of four bags
of heroin.
It took that hospital trip, a relapse, and a stint in rehab to set him sober, with help
from Elton John, who became his sponsor.
Ever the artist, Eminem channeled his struggles into the album "Recovery," and has been sober
for nine years.
"I'm able to see things clear, I'm able to remember things, I mean, this is how I've
decided that I wanna live my life and I don't ever wanna go back."
Courtroom battles
Eminem's no stranger to the courtroom.
In the first 13 years of his fame, he encountered at least one major lawsuit per year, possibly
spending several million dollars in legal costs.
Several lawsuits came from immediate friends and family members, not to mention a bully
from his high school and the mother of his daughter — many for defamation of character.
None of these lawsuits panned out the way the prosecutors intended.
Other issues included a concealed weapon charge and an assault charge.
Eminem pleaded guilty to both and was given two years' probation.
Finally, he took out the big guns when going against Apple twice, for different copyright
incidents; they reached quiet settlements out of court.
Basically, he'll have material for years!
Topical material
Expressing anger at authority is Eminem's forte, so it was no surprise when he dropped
"Storm," a 4 and a half minute bash on President Trump.
The video premiered at the BET Hip Hop awards and got a lot of support from other celebrities,
including Ellen DeGeneres and Snoop Dogg.
Eminem might go years without releasing an album, but when he does release one, it rides
a line between the topical and the personal, connecting with people worldwide.
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ANNOUNCER: THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN MADE POSSIBLE
BY THE FRIENDS AND PARTNERS OF JOYCE MEYER MINISTRIES.
JOYCE: MAY THE GOD OF YOUR EXPECTATION
THAT SOMETHING GOOD IS GOING TO HAPPEN
FILL YOU WITH ALL JOY AND PEACE IN BELIEVING.
WELL, STOP RIGHT THERE.
IN BELIEVING.
MOST OF THE TIME, WHEN YOU DON'T KNOW
WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR JOY OR WHY YOU'RE IN A STINKY MOOD,
SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH YOUR BELIEVING.
[MUSIC]
JOYCE: I WANNA SAY SOMETHING FROM THE GET-GO,
'CAUSE I THOUGHT ABOUT THIS THIS MORNING.
I FELT LIKE GOD PUT THIS ON MY HEART.
OUR GOAL IN LIFE AS A BELIEVER--AND AS BELIEVERS,
OUR GOALS ARE TOTALLY DIFFERENT THAN PEOPLE IN THE WORLD.
HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW THAT WE ARE CALLED OUT,
SEPARATED, SET APART FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE
AND A SPECIAL USE, AND THAT IS FOR GOD'S USE?
WE ARE HIS PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES IN THE EARTH,
THE BIBLE SAYS.
I LOVE THAT.
AND SO, AS MUCH AS I WANT YOU TO BE HAPPY,
THE MAIN REASON WHY I WANT YOU TO BE HAPPY
IS TO GLORIFY GOD.
AND TO GLORIFY HIM MEANS TO SHOW FORTH
ALL OF HIS EXCELLENCE.
AND I DON'T THINK SAD, BEDRAGGLED, DISGRUNTLED PEOPLE
WITH A BUMPER STICKER ON THEIR CAR
DO MUCH FOR GLORIFYING GOD.
MATTER OF FACT, I THINK IF YOU'RE NOT GONNA
WEAR JESUS ON YOUR FACE, THEN GET HIM OFF YOUR BUMPER.
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: AMEN?
AND SO, JESUS WANTS US TO ENJOY OUR LIFE.
JOHN 10:10, "THE THIEF COMES ONLY TO KILL,
STEAL, AND DESTROY."
THAT'S HIS ONLY PURPOSE.
BUT JESUS SAID, "I CAME THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE
AND ENJOY YOUR LIFE, AND HAVE IT IN ABUNDANCE,
TO THE FULL, UNTIL IT OVERFLOWS."
AND TO BE HONEST, REALLY, THE KIND OF HAPPINESS
THAT I WANNA INTRODUCE YOU TO TODAY
IS TRULY NOT BASED ON WHAT'S HAPPENING IN YOUR LIFE,
ALTHOUGH GOD DOES WANT US TO HAVE GOOD THINGS HAPPEN TO US
AND HE WANTS US TO HAVE THE HOPE OF GOOD THINGS HAPPENING TO US.
AND I FOUND IT INTERESTING, THERE'S A WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY
THAT'S AN 1828 VERSION, THAT IF YOU LOVE TO STUDY WORDS,
THAT WOULD BE A GREAT INVESTMENT FOR YOU TO MAKE.
IT'S NOT EVEN THAT EXPENSIVE, BUT ALL THE DEFINITIONS
IN THIS VERSION OF THE WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY
ARE BASED ON SCRIPTURE, AND SO YOU FIND
A LOT OF SCRIPTURE THROUGHOUT THESE DEFINITIONS.
AND SO, I WISH THAT WE WOULD'VE STUCK WITH THAT,
BUT AS WE KNOW, GRADUALLY, LITTLE BY LITTLE,
THE WORLD, AND SATAN IS THE GOD OF THIS WORLD,
LET'S NOT FORGET THAT, HAS GRADUALLY
TRIED TO REMOVE GOD AND ANYTHING ABOUT GOD
OUT OF EVERYTHING CONCERNING OUR SOCIETY.
AND I DON'T KNOW WHY IT IS SO HARD FOR PEOPLE
TO SEE, EVEN PEOPLE WHO DON'T BELIEVE IN GOD,
I DON'T KNOW WHY IT IS SO HARD TO SEE THAT THE MORE PEOPLE
TRY TO REMOVE GOD, THE WORSE OUR CONDITION BECOMES.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: BUT GOD DOES WANT US TO BE HAPPY
AND HE WANTS US TO GLORIFY HIM.
I WANNA MAKE JESUS' NAME FAMOUS, AMEN?
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: BUT IF YOU GO BACK TO THAT ORIGINAL DEFINITION,
HERE'S WHAT IT SAYS: "BEING IN THE ENJOYMENT
OF AGREEABLE SENSATIONS FROM THE POSSESSION
OF SOMETHING GOOD."
AND I'LL TELL YOU THE TRUTH, IF WE DON'T HAVE ANYTHING ELSE,
WE'VE GOT THE BEST THING IN THE WHOLE WORLD
BECAUSE WE'VE GOT GOD AND HE IS GOOD.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: SO, WE ALL POSSESS GOOD.
"HAPPINESS COMES IN DEGREES.
ONE MAY BE HAPPY OR THEY MAY BE VERY HAPPY.
A PERSON WITH NO PAIN MAY NOT FEEL PARTICULARLY HAPPY,
BUT A PERSON WHO HAS HAD PAIN AND THE PAIN CEASES
WILL FEEL VERY HAPPY NOW THAT THEIR PAIN IS GONE.
THE ONLY PERSON WHO CAN BE REALLY
AND PERMANENTLY HAPPY IS THE ONE
WHO ENJOYS PEACE OF MIND AND LIVES IN THE FAVOR OF GOD."
GOD'S FAVOR IS SO AMAZING, AND I'VE BEEN THINKING ABOUT
JUST DOING A WHOLE TEACHING ON THAT COMING UP HERE SOMETIME
IN THE NEXT FEW MONTHS.
JUST, WE NEED TO PRAY FOR FAVOR AND BELIEVE GOD FOR FAVOR,
BECAUSE WHEN GOD PUTS HIS FAVOR ON YOU,
IT'S AMAZING THE DIFFERENCE IN THE THINGS
THAT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU IN YOUR LIFE
BECAUSE YOU'RE TRUSTING GOD TO SUPERNATURALLY
OPEN DOORS FOR YOU.
BUT THEN JOY AND ENJOY IS DEFINED AS,
"THE PASSION OR EMOTION EXCITED BY THE ACQUISITION
OF THE EXPECTATION OF GOOD."
SO, YOU CAN GET HAPPY BECAUSE YOU HAVE SOMETHING GOOD,
BUT YOU CAN ALSO GET HAPPY BECAUSE YOU'RE EXPECTING
SOMETHING GOOD THAT YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE YET.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: AND I REALLY LOVE THAT.
OUR PRIVILEGE IS TO BE FULL OF HOPE,
BECAUSE THAT'S SOMETHING WE CAN DO ON PURPOSE.
IT'S NOT BASED ON OUR CIRCUMSTANCES.
I CAN BE FULL OF HOPE ANY DAY THAT I WANNA BE FULL OF HOPE,
AND SO CAN YOU.
I CAN'T ALWAYS MAKE MY CIRCUMSTANCES LINE UP WITH
WHAT I WOULD LIKE 'EM TO BE, BUT I CAN HOPE THAT GOOD THINGS
ARE ON THEIR WAY.
I CAN HOPE, WHICH IS BELIEVING
THAT SOMETHING GOOD IS GOING TO HAPPEN.
SO, EVEN IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE GOOD THAT YOU'D LIKE
TO HAVE RIGHT NOW, AT LEAST, FOR GOODNESS SAKE,
EXPECT GOOD TO HAPPEN.
LIVE EVERY DAY WITH THIS THOUGHT,
"SOMETHING GOOD IS GONNA HAPPEN ANY MOMENT."
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: PSALM 5:11 SAYS, "LET THOSE WHO LOVE YOUR NAME
BE JOYFUL IN YOU AND BE IN HIGH SPIRITS."
SO, WE'RE SUPPOSED TO BE IN A REALLY GOOD MOOD,
LIKE HIGH SPIRITS.
"WELL, I JUST DON'T FEEL VERY HAPPY."
WELL, YOUR GREATEST PRIVILEGE AS A BELIEVER
IS YOU DON'T HAVE TO LIVE BY HOW YOU FEEL,
YOU CAN LIVE BY WHAT YOU KNOW.
IN PSALM 118:24, "THIS IS THE DAY
WHICH THE LORD HAS MADE.
WE WILL REJOICE AND BE GLAD IN IT."
NOW, NUMBER 12 ON MY LIST OF WAYS
TO INCREASE YOUR HAPPINESS, JUST IN CASE I DON'T GET TO IT,
IS DECIDE TO BE HAPPY.
THAT'S NUMBER ONE.
EVERYBODY LISTENING TO THIS, WATCHING BY TV,
MAKE A DECISION TODAY, "I AM GOING TO BE HAPPY
AND I'M NOT GONNA WAIT TO HAVE SOME GREAT THING
HAPPENING TO ME.
I AM DECIDING THAT I AM NOT GONNA WASTE
ONE MORE DAY OF MY LIFE BEING SAD AND SOUR."
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: "I'M GONNA GLORIFY GOD TODAY
AND NOTIFY MY FACE THAT I'M SAVED."
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: NOW, BUT LEAVING NUMBER 12
AND GOING TO NUMBER 1.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
JOYCE: THE FIRST THING THAT I WANNA TALK TO YOU
ABOUT TODAY THAT WILL GREATLY
INCREASE YOUR HAPPINESS IS TO BELIEVE
WHAT THE WORD OF GOD SAYS ABOUT YOU
RATHER THAN HOW YOU FEEL OR WHAT OTHER PEOPLE
SAY ABOUT YOU.
MY LIFE HAS BEEN DRAMATICALLY, DRAMATICALLY CHANGED
BY LEARNING WHO THE BIBLE SAYS I AM,
AND WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS I CAN HAVE,
AND WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS IS GONNA HAPPEN TO ME
WHEN I'M FINISHED HERE ON EARTH, RATHER THAN WHAT THE WORLD
TOLD ME BEFORE, OR WHAT MY EXPERIENCE
WITH MY FATHER TOLD ME, OR WHAT THE LIES OF THE DEVIL
TOLD ME.
THE BIBLE SAYS THAT GOD HAS A GOOD PLAN FOR OUR LIFE,
BUT THE ONLY WAY WE CAN PROVE OUT
WHAT THAT GOOD PLAN IS IS THROUGH THE COMPLETE
RENEWAL OF OUR MINDS.
AND THE ONLY WAY WE RENEW OUR MINDS
IS THROUGH HEARING, AND READING, AND LISTENING TO,
AND MEDITATING ON, AND FINALLY
BELIEVING THE WORD OF GOD.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: AND I DON'T EVEN KNOW IF YOU EVEN BEGIN TO REALIZE
HOW MUCH YOU'RE HELPING YOURSELF TODAY BY BEING HERE.
AND IT'S NOT BECAUSE I'M HERE, IT'S BECAUSE EVERYTHING
THAT THIS MINISTRY IS ABOUT IS BRINGING PEOPLE
THE WORD OF GOD, BECAUSE GOD'S WORD
IS FULL OF POWER THAT CHANGES LIVES.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: AND I AM SO CONVINCED OF THAT THAT I WILL LAY
MY LIFE ON THE LINE FOR IT.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: THERE'S POWER INHERENT IN THE WORD OF GOD.
WHEN I STAND HERE TODAY AND SAY, "THE BIBLE SAYS THAT GOD
HAS A GOOD PLAN FOR YOUR LIFE," SOMETHING HAPPENS.
THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT THAT WORD OF GOD
THAT TOUCHES SOMETHING DEEP ON THE INSIDE OF YOU,
AND THERE'S JUST A LITTLE--
NO MATTER HOW NEGATIVE YOUR LIFE HAS BEEN,
THERE'S A LITTLE, TINY SPARK OF HOPE.
CAN THAT REALLY BE FOR ME?
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: AND WHEN YOU BEGIN TO CLAIM IT AS YOUR OWN
AND YOU BEGIN TO THINK LIKE THIS,
"IF ANYTHING GOOD CAN HAPPEN TO ANYBODY,
IT CAN HAPPEN TO ME."
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: SOONER OR LATER, YOU GOTTA GET TIRED
OF BEING ON THE OUTSIDE LOOKING IN
AND DECIDE, "IT'S FOR ME."
THERE'S NO HOPE OF HAPPINESS UNTIL A PERSON KNOWS
WHO HE IS IN CHRIST.
WE CANNOT ENJOY LIFE IF WE DON'T ENJOY OURSELVES.
DO YOU LIKE YOURSELF?
YEAH, WELL, THAT WAS A FEW.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
JOYCE: YOU KNOW WHAT, I LIVED A LARGE PART OF MY LIFE
AND I COULDN'T STAND MYSELF.
AND I HONESTLY BELIEVE THAT THAT'S A LARGE PART
OF A LOT OF PEOPLE'S PROBLEM AND THEY NEVER EVEN KNOW IT.
THEY'VE FELT SO BAD ABOUT THEMSELVES FOR SO LONG,
AND ACTUALLY IT'S JUST DISGUSTING,
BUT SOMETIMES CHRISTIANS CAN ACTUALLY THINK THAT'S GODLY.
"I'M JUST A NOTHING, A NOBODY," AND THEY THINK THAT'S HUMILITY.
THAT'S NOT HUMILITY, THAT'S STUPIDITY.
[LAUGHING AND APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: HERE'S THE WAY YOU THINK,
"I AM NOTHING IN MYSELF, BUT IN CHRIST--"
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: "IN CHRIST, AS A CHILD OF GOD,
AS A BELIEVER OF THE MOST HIGH, YOU BETTER
GET OUT OF MY WAY, DEVIL."
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: NOW, LISTEN, I WORE MY POWER SUIT TODAY.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: YOU KNOW, BLACK IS SUPPOSED TO BE
A POWER COLOR.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: AMEN?
BECAUSE WITH ALL MY HEART, I WANT YOU TO GET THIS.
KNOW WHAT YOU'RE NOT IN YOURSELF.
ALMOST EVERY DAY, I SAY, "GOD, I KNOW
THAT I'M NOTHING WITHOUT YOU.
IN ME, THAT IS IN MY FLESH, DWELLS NO GOOD THING,
BUT I THANK YOU THAT YOU'RE IN ME
AND THROUGH YOU I CAN DO ALL THINGS."
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: SEE, I ACTUALLY BELIEVE
THAT ONE RADICALLY SOLD OUT, COMMITTED BELIEVER
CAN CHANGE THE WORLD.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: I ACTUALLY BELIEVE THAT.
AND IF YOU DON'T HAVE ENOUGH FAITH THIS MORNING
TO GO FOR THE WHOLE WORLD, HOW 'BOUT YOUR FAMILY?
HOW 'BOUT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD, YOUR SCHOOL?
HOW 'BOUT JUST MAYBE ONE OR TWO OTHER PEOPLE?
YOU HAVE INFLUENCE, BUT YOU GOTTA PICK YOUR HEAD UP
AND NOT THINK YOU'RE BETTER THAN EVERYBODY ELSE,
BUT YOU'RE NOT BENEATH EVERYBODY ELSE.
YOU ARE THE HEAD AND NOT THE TAIL,
ABOVE AND NOT BENEATH.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: SO, IF I CAN'T GET YOU BY THE GRACE OF GOD
TO DO ANYTHING ELSE, I WOULD LIKE TO SEND YOU
OUT OF HERE THIS MORNING AT LEAST DECIDING
TO LIKE YOURSELF.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
JOYCE: HOW MANY OF YOU HAVE CHILDREN THAT YOU LOVE,
AND BOY, NOBODY BETTER MESS WITH YOUR KIDS?
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: ALL RIGHT, NOW, ARE ANY OF THEM PERFECT
AND DO EVERYTHING RIGHT ALL THE TIME?
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
JOYCE: BUT THEY BELONG TO YOU AND YOU BETTER
NOT MESS WITH 'EM.
YOU DON'T WANNA GET IN MY FACE ABOUT MY KIDS.
WELL, IF WE FEEL THAT WAY, HOW DO YOU THINK GOD FEELS?
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: NOW, YOU KNOW, I DON'T HAVE TIME TO DO
EVERYTHING THAT I LIKE TO DO AT EVERY ONE OF THESE MEETINGS,
BUT HERE'S THE BOTTOM LINE, GOD KNEW ALL ABOUT YOU
WHEN HE INVITED YOU INTO RELATIONSHIP WITH HIM.
HE'S NOT SHOCKED AND SURPRISED BY OUR WEAKNESSES
AND OUR FLAWS, AND HE FULLY, COMPLETELY, 100%,
UNCONDITIONALLY ACCEPTS YOU AND GOD WILL HELP YOU BE EXACTLY
THE WAY HE WANTS YOU TO BE.
THAT DOESN'T MEAN THAT WE DON'T NEED TO CHANGE.
I NEED TO CHANGE, AND I'M SURE
YOU ALL NEED TO CHANGE, AND I WANNA CHANGE,
BUT HERE'S THE REALLY GOOD NEWS.
YOU CAN LIKE YOURSELF WHILE YOU'RE CHANGING.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: AMEN?
"LETTING GO OF WHAT LIES BEHIND."
STOP BEING MAD AT YOURSELF BECAUSE OF SOMETHING YOU DID
OR DIDN'T DO 20 YEARS AGO, OR 10 YEARS AGO,
OR THIS MORNING, OR WHENEVER IT IS.
SO, I NEED TO BELIEVE THAT IN CHRIST--
AND WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE IN CHRIST?
IT JUST MEANS THAT I HAVE RECEIVED HIM
AS MY SAVIOR, AND I AM UPROOTED
OUT OF WHATEVER WEIRDNESS I WAS LIVING IN,
AND I AM PLANTED IN CHRIST, AND NOW I'M LEARNING
HOW TO BE ROOTED AND GROUNDED IN HIM,
SO OUT OF THE SOIL OF WHO HE IS, I CAN BEAR GOOD FRUIT
IN MY LIFE FOR HIM, AMEN?
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: SO, THE BIBLE SAYS, "IF ANY MAN BE IN CHRIST,
HE IS A NEW CREATURE.
OLD THINGS HAVE PASSED AWAY AND ALL THINGS ARE MADE NEW."
NOW--
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: IF YOU RECEIVED CHRIST LAST NIGHT IN THE CONFERENCE
OR ANYTIME THROUGHOUT THIS CONFERENCE
YOU DECIDE TO RECEIVE JESUS AS YOUR SAVIOR,
YOU DON'T HAVE TO DO ANYTHING.
EVERYTHING'S ALREADY BEEN DONE.
YOU JUST RECEIVE.
AND IT'S BASICALLY IF YOU BELIEVE THAT JESUS
IS THE SON OF GOD, THAT HE DIED FOR YOU,
THAT HE ROSE FROM THE DEAD, THAT HE PAID FOR YOUR SINS,
AND YOU SAY, "I BELIEVE THAT," THEN THAT'S SALVATION.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: BUT THEN ALONG WITH THAT,
IF YOU BELIEVE THAT, THERE'S GONNA BE A LIFE CHANGE.
AND THAT LIFE CHANGE HAPPENS GRADUALLY,
FROM GLORY TO GLORY, LITTLE BIT AT A TIME.
WE'RE NEW CREATURES IN CHRIST.
JESUS WAS A CARPENTER BY TRADE.
THAT'S AN INTERESTING POINT WE DON'T WANT TO IGNORE,
BECAUSE GOD IS THE BUILDER AND THE FURNISHER OF ALL THINGS
AND GOD IS BUILDING YOUR LIFE.
HE IS A BUILDER.
HEBREWS 3:4 SAYS, "EVERY HOUSE IS BUILT
AND FURNISHED BY SOMEONE, BUT THE BUILDER OF ALL THINGS
AND THE FURNISHER [OF THE ENTIRE EQUIPMENT
OF ALL THINGS] IS GOD."
EVERYBODY SAY, "GOD IS BUILDING MY LIFE."
AUDIENCE: GOD IS BUILDING MY LIFE.
JOYCE: AND BOY, EXTREMELY IMPORTANT,
2 CORINTHIANS 5:21, "HE THAT KNEW NO SIN BECAME SIN
THAT WE MIGHT BE MADE THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF GOD
IN CHRIST."
NOW, TO BE HONEST, I'M GONNA DOWNLOAD
SO MUCH INFORMATION ON YOU HERE IN THE NEXT LITTLE BIT OF TIME
THAT IT JUST COULD JUST COMPLETELY BLOW YOUR MIND.
YOU'LL JUST BE LIKE, "WHAT IN THE WORLD?"
JOYCE: THAT'S WHY YOU NEED TO HAVE BOOKS,
AND YOU NEED TO HAVE TEACHINGS, AND YOU NEED TO COME BACK
AGAIN AND AGAIN, AND YOU NEED
TO GO TO YOUR CHURCH.
BUT MAKE SURE YOU'RE IN A CHURCH THAT'S A WORD CHURCH,
THAT'S TEACHING THE WORD, THAT'S TEACHING
WHO YOU ARE IN CHRIST.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF GOD IN CHRIST.
MY GOSH, HOW LIFE-TRANSFORMING THAT WAS,
BECAUSE ALL I EVER THOUGHT ABOUT WAS,
"WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME?
WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME? WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME?"
DO YOU EVER FEEL LIKE THAT?
"I'M NOT LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE.
WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME?
NO MATTER HOW HARD I TRY, I CAN'T SEEM TO DO WHAT'S RIGHT.
WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME?
WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME? WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME?"
AND IT'S INTERESTING THAT THE FIRST THING THAT JESUS
WANTS TO GIVE US IS RIGHTNESS, NOT WRONGNESS.
"BUT I DO.
BUT I DID."
WELL, SURE YOU DID.
THAT'S WHO YOU WERE. THAT'S WHAT YOU WERE.
YOU COULDN'T DO ANY DIFFERENT.
BUT WHEN JESUS COMES TO LIVE ON THE INSIDE OF US,
HE BRINGS WITH US EVERYTHING THAT HE IS,
AND HE IS THE ALL-RIGHTEOUS ONE, AND SO
WE HAVE RIGHTEOUSNESS IN US.
AND BECAUSE IT'S IN US, EVENTUALLY,
WITH THE HELP OF THE HOLY SPIRIT,
IT CAN BE WORKED OUT THROUGH US AND WE CAN BEGIN TO DO
MORE AND MORE RIGHT THINGS.
BUT NOW, LISTEN TO ME, YOU'RE NEVER GONNA DO MORE RIGHT
IF YOU DON'T FIRST BELIEVE THAT YOU'VE BEEN MADE RIGHT
WITH GOD.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: NOW, I KNOW.
HEY, IT TOOK ME ABOUT 20 YEARS TO GET AHOLD OF THAT.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
JOYCE: HUH?
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
JOYCE: IT WOULD BE LIKE IF YOU WERE THIRSTY
AND YOU SAID, "JOYCE, CAN I HAVE SOME WATER?"
IF I DIDN'T HAVE ANY WATER HERE, I COULDN'T GIVE YOU ANY, RIGHT?
BUT SINCE I HAVE IT, I COULD.
WELL, IT'S THE SAME WAY WITH RIGHT BEHAVIOR.
HOW CAN I BEHAVE RIGHT IF I DON'T HAVE ANY RIGHTNESS?
HOW CAN I LOVE ANYBODY IF I'VE NEVER RECEIVED
THE LOVE OF GOD FOR MYSELF?
YOU CAN'T GIVE AWAY WHAT YOU DON'T HAVE.
YOU CAN'T PRODUCE WHAT YOU DON'T HAVE.
AND IN GOD'S ECONOMY, EVERYTHING BEGINS BY BELIEVING.
IT'S AMAZING HOW HAPPY YOU GET IF YOU BEGIN TO BELIEVE
THE RIGHT STUFF.
LET'S LOOK AT ROMANS 15:13.
LOVE IT, LOVE IT.
I'M HAPPY.
SAY, "I WISH I WAS HAPPY."
THAT'S NOT THE RIGHT ANSWER.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
JOYCE: EVERYBODY SAY, "I'M HAPPY."
AUDIENCE: I'M HAPPY!
JOYCE: "MAY THE GOD OF YOUR HOPE."
UH-OH, THERE IT IS.
"MAY THE GOD OF YOUR EXPECTATION THAT SOMETHING GOOD
IS GOING TO HAPPEN FILL YOU WITH ALL JOY AND PEACE
IN BELIEVING."
WELL, STOP RIGHT THERE.
IN BELIEVING.
MOST OF THE TIME, WHEN YOU DON'T KNOW
WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR JOY OR WHY YOU'RE IN A STINKY MOOD,
SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH YOUR BELIEVING.
COME ON, I LIKE THESE PEOPLE.
I'M GONNA PREACH TO THEM.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
JOYCE: COME ON, WHEN YOU'RE IN A BAD,
STINKY, FOUL MOOD, CHECK YOUR BELIEVING.
WHAT ARE YOU BELIEVING? WHAT ARE YOU THINKING?
AND YOU CAN CHANGE YOUR BELIEVING.
"I CAN'T HELP WHAT I BELIEVE."
YES, YOU CAN.
YOU CAN BELIEVE WHATEVER YOU WANT TO BELIEVE.
SEE, I HAVE DECIDED TO BASE MY LIFE ON THIS.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: AND WHEN I STARTED, I DIDN'T HAVE A LOT
OF REAL PROOF, BUT I SURE WASN'T GETTING
ANY GOOD OUTTA WHAT I WAS DOING.
SO, IF WHAT YOU'RE DOING IS NOT WORKING,
WHY NOT TRY WHAT A FEW MILLION OTHER PEOPLE
TELL YOU WORKS?
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: SEE, YOU'D HAVE TO KNOW WHAT I WAS LIKE.
MAN, I WAS AWFUL.
AND I HAD BEEN TREATED SO BAD.
MY DAD SEXUALLY ABUSED ME.
MY MOTHER DIDN'T KNOW WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT,
SO SHE DIDN'T DO ANYTHING.
I HAD OTHER RELATIVES WHO SEXUALLY ABUSED ME.
I MARRIED THE FIRST GUY THAT CAME ALONG,
AND HE RAN AROUND WITH OTHER WOMEN,
AND WOULDN'T WORK, AND STOLE STUFF FROM ME.
ONE NIGHT, I WOKE UP AND HE'S TRYING TO STEAL
MY WEDDING RING OFF MY FINGER TO GO SELL IT.
I MEAN, I WAS SO DYSFUNCTIONAL.
MY FAMILY WAS--
THEY WERE THE VERY DEFINITION OF DYSFUNCTION.
WE INVENTED DYSFUNCTION.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
JOYCE: I DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO HAVE A RELATIONSHIP.
I WAS A MANIPULATOR.
I WAS A CONTROLLER.
I WAS NEGATIVE.
I WAS SOUR.
I WAS JUDGMENTAL, JEALOUS.
HOW MUCH TIME DO WE HAVE?
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
JOYCE: AND I'M NOT JUST UP HERE, YOU KNOW,
LIKE SOME SPIRITUAL CHEERLEADER.
I WANNA TELL YOU THAT JESUS HAS SET ME FREE.
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: HE HAS SET ME FREE.
"HE WHOM THE SON HAS SET FREE IS FREE INDEED."
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: "THAT YOU SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH, AND THE TRUTH
WILL MAKE YOU FREE."
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: IT'S WHAT YOU BELIEVE.
I'VE DECIDED TO BELIEVE WHAT THIS SAYS,
EVEN IF I DON'T UNDERSTAND IT IN MY BRAIN.
I DO NOT UNDERSTAND HOW I COULD BE
THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF GOD AND HOLY.
YEAH, THAT'S WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS,
YOU'RE HOLY.
WHOO, NOW I WANNA TELL YOU WHAT,
WE ARE MAKING THE RELIGIOUS DEVILS
IN GEORGIA MAD RIGHT NOW.
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: I MEAN, THEY ARE NOT LIKING
THIS MEETING.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: BECAUSE RELIGION WANTS YOU TO BE LOADED DOWN
WITH RULES, AND REGULATIONS, AND THINGS YOU HAVE TO DO
TO BE GOOD ENOUGH FOR GOD.
SO, YOU GOTTA SIGN OFF OF THAT PLAN.
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: TO GET ON GOD'S GOOD PLAN.
GOD LOVES YOU.
HE LOVES YOU UNCONDITIONALLY.
HE DOESN'T LOVE YOU BECAUSE YOU'RE WORTH
BEING LOVED, BECAUSE THE FACT IS,
YOU ARE NOT.
BUT HE LOVES YOU BECAUSE HE IS GOOD,
AND THE MORE YOU SEE HOW GOOD HE IS,
THE MORE YOU'RE GONNA WANT TO BEHAVE RIGHT,
NOT BECAUSE YOU HAVE TO, BUT BECAUSE GOD IS SO GOOD
YOU CAN'T HARDLY STAND IT.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: SO, WE BETTER GO TO POINT TWO.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
JOYCE: MAN, WHOO.
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: HA-HA-HA.
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: HEY, HERE'S ANOTHER THING TO BELIEVE.
BELIEVE THAT YOU'RE ANOINTED.
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: YOU SAY, "WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?"
WELL, THE WORD "ANOINT" MEANS TO SMEAR ALL OVER WITH
OR TO PAINT.
WELL, WE ARE ANOINTED WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT.
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: YOU, AS A BELIEVER, ARE SMEARED ALL OVER,
RUBBED DOWN REALLY GOOD WITH THE HOLY GHOST.
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS?
IF YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE, THE DEVIL'S AFRAID OF YOU.
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
JOYCE: BUT HE'S NOT AFRAID OF THIS...
[WHIMPERING]
JOYCE: WELL, IF THERE'S ONE THING I'VE LEARNED,
IT'S THAT WAITING TO BE HAPPY UNTIL EVERYTHING
IS JUST RIGHT IN YOUR LIFE IS A WASTE OF TIME.
GOD WANTS US TO BE HAPPY NO MATTER WHAT SITUATION
WE FIND OURSELVES IN.
WE DON'T HAVE TO LIVE BY HOW WE FEEL.
WE CAN DECIDE TO BE HAPPY.
DON'T WASTE ANOTHER DAY BEING MISERABLE,
BECAUSE YOU DON'T HAVE TO.
TODAY, WE'RE OFFERING YOU TWO TEACHINGS CALLED,
"7 WAYS TO INCREASE YOUR HAPPINESS."
I CAN'T IMAGINE WHO WOULD NOT WANT TO HAVE THAT.
AND I WANT YOU TO ENJOY YOUR LIFE,
SO WE'RE SENDING YOU AN "ENJOY YOUR LIFE EVERY DAY"
COFFEE MUG.
IF YOU'RE GONNA DRINK YOUR COFFEE OR YOUR TEA
OUT OF SOMETHING, OR WATER, OR WHATEVER YOU DRINK,
YOU MIGHT AS WELL HAVE ONE THAT REMINDS YOU
TO ENJOY YOUR LIFE.
SO, WHY DON'T YOU DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND MAKE A DECISION
THAT YOU'RE NOT GONNA WASTE ONE MORE DAY BEING UNHAPPY.
TODAY IS THE DAY TO START BEING HAPPY.
GOD BLESS YOU.
ANNOUNCER: AS CHRISTIANS, OUR LIVES REFLECT GOD'S LOVE
AND OUR PEACE AND JOY IN CHRIST SHOULD MAKE OTHERS
WANT WHAT WE HAVE.
SO, DISCOVER THE KEYS TO MAINTAINING
YOUR PEACE AND JOY IN EVERY SITUATION
WHEN YOU ORDER TODAY'S OFFER, THE "MY HAPPY LIFE" SET.
IN JOYCE'S TWO-TEACHING CD SERIES,
"7 WAYS TO INCREASE YOUR HAPPINESS,"
YOU'LL LEARN WHY THE JOY OF THE LORD
IS YOUR STRENGTH AND HOW TO EMBRACE
HAPPINESS THROUGH CHRIST.
YOU'LL ALSO RECEIVE THIS "ENJOYING EVERYDAY LIFE" MUG
TO ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE WARM BEVERAGE
AS YOU LISTEN TO GOD'S WORD.
THE "MY HAPPY LIFE" RESOURCE SET CAN BE YOURS TODAY
FOR YOUR GIFT OF...
CONTACT US NOW...
OR VISIT US ONLINE AT JOYCEMEYER.ORG.
JOYCE: I WANNA PERSONALLY INVITE YOU TO JOIN US
FOR THE 2018 LOVE LIFE WOMEN'S CONFERENCE
IN TAMPA, FLORIDA.
THIS IS GOING TO BE YOUR TIME TO SOAK UP THE WORD OF GOD
AND THE FLORIDA SUNSHINE.
WE'VE GOT A FANTASTIC LINEUP OF SPEAKERS, ENGAGING WORSHIP,
AND I DON'T WANT YOU TO MISS IT.
SO, GRAB YOUR BIBLE AND YOUR BEACH TOWEL
AND REGISTER TODAY.
ANNOUNCER: EARLY BIRD PRICING ENDS MAY 31.
SPACE IS LIMITED.
REGISTER TODAY.
ANNOUNCER: WE HOPE YOU HAVE ENJOYED TODAY'S PROGRAM.
PLEASE CONTACT US OR VISIT JOYCEMEYER.ORG
TO SHARE YOUR PRAYER REQUESTS, SEE THE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE,
OR PARTNER WITH US IN SHARING CHRIST
AND LOVING PEOPLE ALL ACROSS THE GLOBE.
THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN MADE POSSIBLE
BY THE FRIENDS AND PARTNERS OF JOYCE MEYER MINISTRIES.
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Momolands Yeonwoo hospitalized for Type B influenza. Momolands Yeonwoo is reportedly hospitalized for Type B influenza. According to insiders, she has recently been hospitalized for the flu, and is currently receiving treatment for Type B influenza.
Member Jane has already been hospitalized previously as well, but has not been diagnosed with the flu. Hopefully both Yeonwoo and Jane get well soon.
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Making Star Wars Island In Sims 4 / The Force Awakens in Sims 4 - Duration: 3:52.
today I'm gonna be making planet Ahch-To from Star Wars yeah and you know what I
thought it would be simple and it really wasn't simple I'm Kat by the way and if
you're new welcome to my channel and if you're back welcome back you might want
to stick around for the end of the video this time because I have a list of three
things that I learnt that I'm going to disclose in the end I'm going to try and
keep things short as I always do and try and give you a few facts I don't like to
actually exist in real it's an island off the coast of Ireland so yeah and
actually it's an old monastery and every summer they allow for boats to go across
with a total of 12 tourists per boat these tourists always come back and they
always talk about the sort of spiritual feeling that they feel when they're on
the island because it is an abandoned monastery there is a feel of something
that's there that's very powerful and even during the filming the cast talks
about this as well and they totally respect it the island so I thought to
myself I have to try and make it in since and boy it was challenging and I
ended up with some really weird things and really I'm like I've got hours and
hours of footage and things I put down in different colours and I didn't know
which way I was going but finally in the end I kind of came in on this idea so
I'm kind of showcasing what I made and I'm gonna talk to you sort of what I
learned while I made this because I did learn things and the biggest thing I
learned was about rocks all right placing rocks when I looked at
this building structure the first time I had rocks flying in the air and they
were you know was kind of like the jedis were there and they were levitating
didn't look like an island didn't look like I don't know
an asteroid field that's that's the only way to describe it so I discovered
something yeah now probably everybody else knows is I'm learning this for the
first time so I thought I'd share with you gonna kiss Brock really huge you
elevate it using the ctrl 9 or the ctrl 0 with of course the BP robotics cheat
just on that particular level it's out on the base of that for all the way up
to you know its highest position you don't take it in to the next level
because as soon as you take it in to the next level or take it down a level you
start to get this floating rock asteroid like it works but it doesn't work for a
mountain and another thing I discovered was I I wanted to create this feeling of
moss it's sort of mossy feel and this Moss
hanging and dripping and how I did that was I used a rectangular room or an
octagon room and I placed that down and then I put my put my objects around that
room deleted the room another thing I use too is I use show up hidden objects
cheat to add some ambient lighting effects so it creates kind of a nice
glow on the moss as well hey the last thing I learned I learned about roofs
I used the circular roofs to create kind of like the the little stone circular
building where the monks lived interesting buildings actually do you
know that center of the new triangles and no water
ever gets in them because of that so the three big things that I learned and us
with the looks like three the morning day we had until next time stay creative
oh yeah hit that subscribe button
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B Gata H Kei EP12: A request for sister advice. - Duration: 1:24.
I'm home.
Takashi!
It doesn't look like you've fully lost it, but...
You...
A helplessly innocent sheep like yourself...
...smells a little manly!
N-Nee-chan?
Nee-chan!
Calm down! What is it?
I've always been there for you when it comes to Yamada-chan, right?
Go ahead and rely on your sister!
Teach me the steps to have absolutely successful sex!
You... Of all the things in the world, you ask your own sister that?
Chika, help me.
Please!
It's an extremely important aspect of my life!
She didn't even take a glimpse at the mountain of gifts on my bed...
This must be a rare and serious matter.
Teach me the steps to have absolutely successful sex! In detail!
Onee-chan! Of all things, you ask your younger sister that?
It's my once-in-a-lifetime request!
I'll owe you my life.
I'll share some sex buddies when I have too many.
I never thought I'd see her beg.
She must really be lost.
She's desperate.
But... I don't know anything about that kind of stuff.
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Can you teach me how to say "good night" in your language?
Hi everyone.
So, I asked you in the Community tab
which expression you would like to hear in several languages
and you chose "good night".
So I would like to do the same as for the I love you video,
and I would like to ask you to help me.
I'm sure I could find some audio files of "good night" in several languages
but I like to do it with you.
You know, it's a teamwork.
Anyway, could you send me an audio file of the recording of
"good night" in your language?
The same as we did the last time so
One time at normal speed and more time slowly.
So, for French:
Bonne nuit.
OK, then...
I hope we can get 80 languages.
It would be great.
Or 100 languages!
Please send me the audio file for your language
and I will do my best to pronounce it.
Thanks a lot,
Have a good day!
Bye!
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How to Create Barcodes with Control Characters like TAB or ENTER - Duration: 1:56.
Have you ever wondered how to create barcodes with embedded control characters like TAB or ENTER?
Such barcodes are useful to automatically confirm input or to TAB into the next edit field when scanned.
Our barcode software offers the possibility to encode placeholders for such control characters,
so-called "Escape Sequences".
An escape sequence is created by a backslash followed by at least one letter to select the function.
Our products support a large number of control characters.
Check out the video description for more info.
Now let me demonstrate this in our barcode maker software "Barcode Studio".
I enter the barcode data, including \t for TAB and \n for enter.
To ensure correct encoding of the control sequences, I check "Escape Sequences" under "Settings"….
... and the barcode changes immediately.
Now let's scan the barcode!
The control characters TAB and ENTER are decoded as expected.
This trick works with many applications, keyboard-wedge barcode readers and scanner apps.
Escape sequences are supported by most of our products:
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TFORMer Designer
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Teach Me How to Say "Good Night" in YOUR Language [PierreG ASMR] - Duration: 1:45.Can you teach me how to say "good night" in your language?
Hi everyone.
So, I asked you in the Community tab
which expression you would like to hear in several languages
and you chose "good night".
So I would like to do the same as for the I love you video,
and I would like to ask you to help me.
I'm sure I could find some audio files of "good night" in several languages
but I like to do it with you.
You know, it's a teamwork.
Anyway, could you send me an audio file of the recording of
"good night" in your language?
The same as we did the last time so
One time at normal speed and more time slowly.
So, for French:
Bonne nuit.
OK, then...
I hope we can get 80 languages.
It would be great.
Or 100 languages!
Please send me the audio file for your language
and I will do my best to pronounce it.
Thanks a lot,
Have a good day!
Bye!
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How Japan Does Valentine's Day || 日本のバレンタイン デー - Duration: 4:49.
The 14th is Valentine's Day!
Nope.
Nope...
In Japan...
girls...
give chocolate to boys.
Nope.
Wrong.
Girls giving gifts to each other (ie friends) is called "Tomo-choco" (Friend-chocolate)
Oh, "Tomo-choco."
I've heard of it.
And, when you give to your family,
You give to your family too?
[Chocolate] you give to your family is called "Fami-choco."
It's called "Fami-choco?"
"Family Chocolate"
Maybe, hey?
Treating yourself by giving chocolate to yourself
is called "gohoubi-chocco."
So you buy slightly more expensive chocolate...
and gift it to yourself.
Simple, huh?
Co-workers (at my part time job.)
Oh really? It is Giri-choco (obligation chocolate)?
Yep, giri-chocco.
My boyfriend.
Oh! Your boyfriend!
And my friends.
And friends.
My superior at work.
They are always really nice to me.
Um, I like Valentine's Day and..
[I'll give] chocolate to my friends.
Is there someone that you like?
No.
No?!
Is everyone giving [chocolate] to their workmates?
Yes
Giri-choco
Oh, you'll give giri-choco?
Well, it's not Giri-choco but...
It's like a work-relationship...
Nah!
I don't know why....
March 14 is White Day.
This is the day where men that were given a gift, give a return gift back to women.
This is one month later on the 14th of March.
The sad thing is... yes, it's like that.
So women who give out a lot of chocolate
..receive more.
Be good to me (hard to translate)
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X-Max V2 Pro Vaporizer Review - short&sweet - Duration: 2:09.
VapeFully Presents
Hi, I'm Emma from VapeFully.com and today I'm gonna do a review of the X-MAX V2 Pro
vaporizer. The X-MAX V2 Pro is a very affordable
yet well-performing pen-shaped portable vaporizer for dry herb.
Thanks to concentrate pod included in the set, the X-MAX V2 Pro can handle concentrates as well. The X - Max V2 Pro
utilizes a conduction heating method and features a quite large ceramic oven that holds roughly .3 grams
of ground herb. The vapor quality is good and the taste is quite good,
especially on lower temperature settings. The efficiency is typical for a session
conduction vaporizer – it is not that great,
but still vaporizing with this one would be way more efficient than combusting.
The X-MAX V2 Pro features 5 preset temperature settings that range from 180 to
220 degrees Celsius
so it allows for a versatile
vaporization experience. The device is operated with a single button,
what makes the X-MAX V2 Pro a very easy to use vaporizer. A cool feature with this vape is it's swappable battery –
you can buy a couple of spare ones and swap them in no time when needed. This is very handy,
especially since the battery life is not tremendous – a
fully charged battery allows for around 40 minutes of continuous vaping. So swappable battery is a very useful feature.
My two biggest
complaints about the X-MAX V2 Pro are short battery-life and the fact that units might get quite hot with a prolonged use.
But besides that, it is a great beginner vape and a good choice if your budget is short.
Overall experience is very good, especially considering the price of this vaporizer.
The X-MAX V2 Pro is simply the cheapest electronic dry herb vaporizer that is safe to use.
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New Player Mistake Not Reading Cards - Duration: 3:58.
New Player Mistake Number 6
Not reading the cards.
You may think, "I know what that card does."
But do you really?
Let's go over what players miss the most while reading cards.
And we're starting right now.
Reaching and teaching Young Mages of all Ages.
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There are three things that players miss the most while reading cards.
The first, is some of the keyword abilities.
The ones I have found that players miss the most are Hexproof, Deathtouch and Flying.
Let me give you an example of each.
The Jade Guardian is a Merfolk that most players see it gives a Merfolk a +1/+1 counter.
After it is on the battlefield players don't realize it is Hexproof too.
It is easy to see that the Narnam Renegade has Deathtouch.
But Dhund Operative has Deathtouch when you have an artifact out.
Most players miss that.
And finally Flying.
I think players miss flying on creatures, that you wouldn't think fly.
Like the Shaper Apprentice.
It's a Merfolk.
Merfolk swim, not fly.
But when you have another Merfolk out, this one flies.
That's easy to miss.
Those are some examples of keyword abilities that players miss.
The next thing players miss are special abilities.
The most common I see are special abilities on lands.
The one I see players miss lately is the deserts like Hashep Oasis.
Players forget about abilities on lands a lot.
Especially if the land has been on the battlefield for a while.
You see it being tapped for mana.
You don't remember that it has a special ability.
The third way I see players miss reading cards is Planeswalker ultimate abilities.
I think it is because we rarely see a Planeswalker hit its ultimate ability.
You see the plus and minus ability in every game.
It is even more tricky when someone uses a Planeswalker you don't normally see.
A good example of this is Vraska, Scheming Gorgon.
Her ultimate ability has something most players miss.
Do you know what it is?
It's like a super Deathtouch.
If you get hit with this super deathtouch, you lose the game.
It's easy to miss that.
That's the most common ways I've seen people not realize what a card does.
Reading the cards is important.
Even if you think you know the card.
If you haven't played it in a while, read it again.
How often do you see this mistake?
Do you read the cards every time?
Let me know in the comments below.
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