welcome to my channel
in this video i'm going to make a hanging planter with used and wasted materials
old and dead wood pieces, mason jars and coir rope
now i'm making the holder for planter using wood
drilling a hole in center of this wood piece
it's a metal cap of the glass jar and make a hole in this
now
making holes on the corners of this wood piece for hanging
now i'm doing the same process in another wood piece
next
painting
next
fitting the bottle cap in the wood using washers and screws
inserting the thin twisted coir rope the the hanging holes
next attach the glass jar with its cap
now
planter is ready
filling water in the jar and i just use a small funnel to fill the water
then
place the plants in these hanging planters
now i'm growing in this planter spider plant and wandering jew plants
these plants are growing well in water so i just keep in this planters
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Murphy Brown - Big News! - Duration: 1:50.
Hey, uh, Mom, I've got some big news.
I've got some big news, too!
Really? You want to go first?
Nope, you go.
Uh, all right.
So I'm, uh... making a big career move.
And it involves me coming back to Washington
on a permanent basis.
Avery! That's fantastic!
Of course you'll stay here.
I'll give you a much better rate on your room
than when you were growing up.
What's the big career move?
Um, okay.
So I get this call out of the blue.
And, apparently, my time on the trail
covering the election attracted some attention
from the, uh... [Clears throat]
...Wolf Network.
Ooh! Rice!
The Wolf Network?
Where all the male anchors are conspiracy theorists
and the women are dead behind the eyes?
It's judge-y. It's very judge-y.
Thank you.
Anyway, they offered me my own show!
Get out!
Mm-hmm.
28 years old,
and you got offered your own show to anchor?
Do you know how rare that is? That's amazing.
You didn't take it, did you?
Yes, Mom. Of course I took it.
I mean, I actually think I can make a real impact there.
You know, I can change the culture and --
an-and be the voice of reason.
Yeah. And the Earth is flat.
That's what they think over there.
All right, listen, for the past two years,
I've been covering the campaign in every single state.
And I have met a lot of people, good people,
who -- who care about this country.
You know, people who drive pick-up trucks
and have kids in the military
and save their coupons and go to church on Sunday.
They deserve a voice.
They've got one.
It's orange, lives in the Oval Office,
and is Facebook friends with Putin.
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Gingrich: Do Dems have the guts to vote for Kavanaugh? - Duration: 6:33.
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5 Body Parts You Need To Clean More Often - Duration: 5:19.
"The most important house to clean is your own body."
– Marina Abramovic
We all know the importance of cleanliness, and most of us think that by showering with
soap, we have prevented potentially harmful bacteria from making us sick.
Most days, you likely go through the motions on autopilot.
As soon as your alarm buzzes in the morning, you get out of bed and head to the shower
for your daily cleanliness routines.
But do you really make a conscious effort to clean every inch of your body?
Here are some body parts that you should clean more often to keep them healthy and safe from
harmful bacteria: HERE ARE 5 BODY PARTS YOU NEED TO CLEAN MORE
OFTEN 1.
SCALP You likely wash your hair regularly, but have
you heard that using less shampoo is better for you?
Daily shampooing apparently removes the natural and beneficial oils that make the hair healthier.
Here's a fun time comparison: Several decades ago, the New York Times advised women that
it's best to wash the hair twice a week, as opposed to once a month, based on the recommendations
of specialists!
While a lot of people use shampoo to clean their hair, most do not pay special attention
to the scalp.
The many sweat glands of this area will form flakes if not properly scrubbed and massaged.
This is why your head itches if it's not clean.
Ideally, you should spend two minutes scrubbing your scalp to get rid of the dead skin cells
that build up every day.
You should also massage your scalp to help increase the blood flow that gives your hair
needed nutrients.
But how often should you shampoo?
It depends on your hair type, as too many shampoo chemicals can also be bad for the
hair.
If you have oily hair, you might need to shampoo every other day.
2.
BELLY BUTTON The navel or belly button is perhaps the most
disregarded body part when it comes to cleaning.
Bacteria easily build up in this dark, moist area.
Some people's belly button can smell really bad because of the accumulation of sweat and
dirt.
In some cases, the smell may be a symptom of a bacterial, fungal, or yeast infection,
or the belly button might have a wound or bruise that has remained untreated.
It's quite simple to clean the gunk out of your belly button.
Use a soft washcloth to gently massage your navel and use table salt to disinfect the
area.
Do not use creams or other skin care products because these might leave residues that may
cause more buildup.
3.
BEHIND YOUR EARS There are skin folds behind your ears that
have a high concentration of sebaceous glands.
These glands collect sweat and secrete sebum, so you will need to scrub and wash this area
properly.
The area behind your ears can smell like cheese because of bacteria growth.
While this is normal, as your skin goes through the biological process of renewing itself,
the odor would not be pleasant – especially if other people smell it too.
Sometimes, blackheads also form behind your ears when it's not clean or residues remain
from shampoos and soaps.
Before you shower, you might also want to swab this area with cotton soaked in white
vinegar to kill the bacteria or germs.
If you wear earrings, regularly remove and wash these too.
4.
TONGUE Your tongue is like a sponge.
It absorbs bacteria from the food and drinks you put in your mouth.
If you are not conscious about cleaning your tongue, you might develop stinky breath because
of the bacteria buildup.
A study says that 50 percent of halitosis, also known as bad breath, is due to tongue
residues.
A simple remedy?
Clean your tongue whenever you brush your teeth.
Using the same toothbrush, reach the back of your tongue and gently scrape outwards
towards the tip.
If you have a sensitive gag reflex, using a tongue scraper would be better than a toothbrush.
In addition, you might want to gargle with a mouthwash after your clean your mouth.
Choose a mouthwash that has cetylpyridinium chloride (CPC) in its ingredients as it can
reduce bacteria buildup by 34.5 percent more than other types of mouthwash, as per clinical
research.
5.
FEET Most people do not scrub their feet when taking
a shower but experts say this area must be cleaned as often as you wash your face or
brush your teeth.
It's easy for the feet to come in contact with fungi and bacteria, which can lead to
calluses and other skin irritations.
Apart from giving your feet TLC in the bathroom, apply lotion or moisturizer every day to maintain
the suppleness of the skin.
Do not forget to pay attention to the areas between your toes, as well as the heel and
ball of your feet.
These are the areas that dry faster and dry skin might lead to an infection.
Trim and file your toenails every two weeks.
Experts also recommend rotating the shoes you wear to air them out since the feet can
sweat and leave residues.
FINAL THOUGHTS
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Murphy Brown - Climate Change - Duration: 0:29.
So there you have it.
To show you what we mean -- climate change.
Is it real, or is it a hoax?
Here with us this morning is Mary Vernon,
recently appointed senior manager
at the Environmental Protection Agency.
Congratulations on your new job, Ms. Vernon.
I believe you came to the EPA from...where again?
I ran the gift shop at Trump Tower.
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Murphy Brown - "Old Murphy" - Duration: 1:14.
Miles, look! Look! We have a visitor.
Is this for real?
[ Gasps ] Are you kidding me?
The President is tweeting at us?
"'Old Murphy' doesn't know what she's talking about.
Turbines bad. Kills all your birds.
I'm against wind."
Congratulations, Murph. He gave you a nickname.
Who is he calling old? I'm younger than he is.
Pat: O-M-G. He's trolling her!
Feed that troll, Murphy! Feed him!
Are you crazy? Keep it together, Murphy!
Oh, and by the way, if I had your hair,
I'd be against wind, too.
"Nobody remembers who Old Murphy is.
She tries to get publicity by attacking me. Sad!"
The only sad thing is your tweets.
Somebody should put one of those electric dog collars on you,
and every time you grab your phone, zzzt!
"Be careful, Old Murphy.
You hit me, I hit back ten times harder."
Oh, you bring it on.
Hashtag Dan Quayle.
And another thing --
No!
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Murphy Brown - A Date With Donald Trump - Duration: 0:50.
So, now, how do I tweet?
Uh, well, you see the little quill icon?
Hey, that's from your era.
Haha.
You just tap that.
"Hello, Twitter People.
Here's a fun fact --
I once went on a date with Donald Trump."
"He made us split the check."
What?
Y-You went on a date with Trump?
You never told me that.
Well, Avery, some things are just too much
for a child's mind to process.
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The Democrats' "progress" from slavery to the new plantation - Duration: 2:38.
Student: I've seen that there's in some way a false equivalency.
You're talking about this notion of, "You work, I eat." But in the former scenario
of the slave, that's depriving someone of social mobility by basically taking
all their labor for the benefit of someone else, whereas in the latter scenario,
I assume you're referring to various welfare programs, taxes, etc.
D'Souza: So take the first one. You're talking about the fact that, in slavery,
you're saying, there's an open ripoff. One guy stealing from another,
taking his hard-earned labor. And where's the analogy with the
welfare state in which people are begin given certain guarantees?
The analogy is like this: in the plantation, the slaveowner, who is the master,
is using force to compel another guy to work against his will and taking
fruit of his earnings. We should never forget that in a democratic society,
the majority is in exactly the same position. In other words, in a democratic
society... Imagine if there are 100 people in a room, in this room,
and we take a vote, and let's say our vote is this: here's a hard working guy,
and our vote is 95 to one to take his savings and distribute it among
all of us. First of all, politically, that's very attractive, because a lot more
people will benefit. The only guy we're penalizing is one guy.
So this was the FDR-LBJ model. The FDR-LBJ model was like this:
the Democratic Party has to get to a majority in order to perform the ripoff.
To get to a majority we need votes, so let's get these ethnic constituents...
Notice that, by the way, the Democrats never try to persuade these ethnic groups
individually. The don't go black guy by black guy and say, "Vote Democratic."
The whole idea is to get them all to do it. "Let's get them as a group."
And the effect is exactly the same. You've got some other guy who doesn't
want to pay. That's the key thing. He wouldn't give voluntarily.
That's why you have to tax him, that's why you've got to extract the money out of him
by force, because he's not willing to part with it. It's his own earnings.
He's going to try to hold onto it. You have to take it.
So even though the force in our society is disguised, it's there. It's real.
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Sheila Jackson Lee Slips Unknown ENVELOPE To Ford's Anti-Trump Lawyer(VIDEO)!!! - Duration: 2:31.
Sheila Jackson Lee Slips Unknown ENVELOPE To Ford's Anti-Trump Lawyer
eagle-eyed reporters caught Sheila jackson-lee looking nervous as he
approached Ford's attorney Bromwich and then slipped him what appeared to be an
envelope Bromwich seemed to know exactly what Jackson Lee is going to do as he
shakes her hand she slips in what appears to be an envelope we cannot say
for absolute certainty what this envelope contained but Bromwich seemed
to be expecting it and Jackson Lee looked nervous handing it off Bromwich
immediately puts it into his in a coat pocket they exchanged no further words
it only lasts 16 seconds but what this Trump hating attorney says a few minutes
later makes us a very big deal simply what was passed were run open stationery
notes to counsel for dr. Ford from women who wanted to enter the hearing room but
were not allowed to enter the hearing room according to the congresswoman's
press office Bromwich proved he is dirty by not informing Blasi Ford that she did
not have to appear at an open hearing CNS news reports in the hearing when
Ford was asked if anyone including her lawyers had relayed to her the
committee's offer to visit her in California
Ford refused to answer as her lawyer objected Bromwich left his firm to take
this case and now he is out of a job do we really think he wasn't going to get
some type of kickback well as Judge Brett Kavanaugh started his testimony
today he just blew dr. Ford's claims away along with excoriating the
Democrats he didn't come to play he has his game face on and by what we can tell
Bromwich just lost a huge case do you think he did this out of the kindness of
his heart and quit his job to work for free god bless you and God bless america
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Murphy Brown - Murphy Brown Meets Hillary - Duration: 1:47.
No. You hang back here, Murphy.
H.R. is gonna send someone up
to interview as your new secretary.
Oh, goodie. I haven't had one of those in a while.
Hello. I'm here to interview for the secretarial position.
Hillary?
Yes, Hilary. Hilary Clendon.
My God. You look just like...
I know. Hillary Clinton. I get that a lot.
But my name is spelled with one "L."
Well, o-okay, Hilary with one "L."
Please sit down.
Um, I-I guess you've heard this is a pretty demanding job.
I have. Your reputation precedes you.
But I want you to know,
I am not afraid of hard work,
I'm qualified and ready on day one.
And I also assume you've had previous secretarial experience?
Absolutely. For four years, I was the secretary --
I was the secretary of a very large organization.
And you have all the requisite skills --
computer, e-mail?
E-mails. Mm-hmm. Yeah.
I-I do have some experience with e-mails.
How are you at teamwork?
You know, putting on a news program
is a huge operation.
Oh, I get that completely.
Everyone works together. It takes a village.
Well, you are very impressive.
Maybe a little over-qualified.
How about I take some time to think it over
and give you a call?
Well, it was a pleasure meeting you.
I'll be expecting your call,
and here, let me give you my card.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Hilary@youcouldahadme.com.
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Albert Pinto || Telugu Latest Short Film 2018 || Directed by Karthik SV || Eng Sub Titles - Duration: 4:23.
subtitle
Albert Pinto
It's getting late .. I need to go
What's wrong? It's not even 11 yet
No I have an errand to run
Need to get up early
Sorry guys
This guy ..
Have to sleep by 11, have to get up early
Stays ten minutes away from office
Yet is always late to work
And always groggy faced
There's no way he is sleeping early like he says
What are you suggesting?
He's hiding something?
We'll know today
(A few hours earlier)
Ready?
Yeah .. let's go
You're one slimy bastard!
I just HAVE to know things
Thought you wouldn't come today
Didn't you want me to come?
Nothing is more important to me
Should I start?
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Tech billionaire buys Australia's most expensive home - Duration: 2:45.
Tech billionaire buys Australia's most expensive home
Tech billionaire buys Australia's most expensive home.
Tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes has bought a Sydney waterfront mansion for a reported A$100m (US$72m), media said on Thursday, eclipsing the previous Australian purchase record set by his business partner.
Cannon-Brookes, the co-founder of Australian software giant Atlassian, snapped up "Fairwater", a 1.12ha estate which formerly belonged to the late Mary Fairfax, whose family previously owned the Sydney Morning Herald.
"We are delighted with the purchase of Fairwater for our young family and look forward to continuing the legacy of this beautiful Sydney home," the billionaire told online property hub Domain.
The historic estate, slightly larger than a rugby field, stretches down to a harbour beach in Sydney's prestigious Point Piper.
It was built in 1881 and had been in the Fairfax family for more than a century, until Mary Fairfax died last year.
The largest of its kind in the area, "Fairwater" is known to have hosted grand parties, with royalty, politicians and celebrities among the prestigious invitees over the decades.
Domain said the purchase price of the iconic property, which boasts a lavish waterfront garden and tennis court, was close to A$100m.
The price tag smashes the Australian record of an estimated A$75m paid for "Elaine" - another former Fairfax family mansion, which neighbours "Fairwater".
"Elaine", which had been in the family since 1891 and is one acre smaller than "Fairwater", was bought by Cannon-Brooks' Atlassian co-founder Scott Farquhar last year.
The two reportedly founded Atlassian in 2002 with just a credit card, before floating the software firm in the US in late 2015.
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HOW TO UNCOVER YOUR PURPOSE [KICKSTART 2 OF 4] - Duration: 17:21.
- All right, welcome to this first video
on what is a purpose?
And how the heck do you uncover your purpose?
And I just wanna show you where I am.
I've come to Longsands beach in Tynemouth,
which is in the northeast of England.
It is absolutely beautiful.
And I've come down to film the sunrise this morning,
but also to explain to you what a purpose is
and why I know you have a unique and compelling purpose.
Let's go.
(uplifting music)
I know you can see on the camera
the views of the sea and the sky behind me,
but I just wish you were here, live.
It'll be so much better so you could actually see it,
smell the sea air, feel that breeze.
Even though it's a bit colder now, it is amazing.
(uplifting music)
So what is purpose, first of all?
Well, let me tell you that, each and everyone of us
has a unique and compelling purpose.
So I was put on this earth for a reason, and so were you.
But, here's the thing,
the nature of our purpose is the same,
and our purpose is to become the highest expression
of who we are.
It's to express ourselves fully in the world
and be in alignment with who we truly are.
But, what makes our purpose unique is our story
It's our life, it's the way we bring it to the world.
What I like to say to people in DARETOGROW /
(makes slashing noise) The Online Course,
is that there's a group of people out there right now,
waiting for exactly what you've got to offer,
and I can never reach those people
because I don't have your story,
I don't have your background, I don't have your personality
and your aura, but in the same token,
you can never reach the people I'm gonna help
because you don't have my story and my background.
So we all have a unique and compelling purpose.
Our shared purpose is to become the fullest expression
of who we are, and I'll explain that in a second.
But what makes it unique is our stories.
And this is why our stories and what we've been through,
as hard as it's been, is so important.
So the idea of purpose fascinates me
and, honestly, I didn't know purpose existed,
I didn't know there was another way to live your life,
until about three years ago.
I had my spiritual needeth experience on this run,
and I went on this journey to waking up,
to raising my consciousness, to realizing
that the life I'd been living was actually a trap.
It was a false life, it wasn't truth.
It wasn't what's real in the world.
So let me go into that, just for a second.
Now, you'll all accept that we have grown up in a world
where we've been taught how to behave, how to live.
So you get born into a family, our families love us,
they raise us, they look after us,
and because we wanna be loved,
because we wanna be safe, we conform.
We do what they expect of us.
And that might mean behaving in school,
getting a certain job, getting married, having kids,
getting a mortgage, and settling down.
But what if our life was meant to be different?
What if our path on this earth was different
to that that was expected by our parents,
by our school teachers?
And the funny thing is, when we leave school,
we go into the world of work and we do exactly the same.
So we go into the world of work,
we get given a job description, we get given objectives,
and our managers and the company and the culture say
you must behave this way in order to progress,
in order to succeed, in order to get a promotion.
So constantly, we round off our edges
and we blend in, and we do what's expected of us to conform.
Now over a week or a month,
you don't really notice a difference,
but over five years, 10 years, 15 years, for some of us,
you realize you've started to come away from who you are,
until one day, you wake up and you start asking, who am I?
Where have I gone?
What am I doing with my life?
And the fundamental question,
there must be more to life than this.
And I know I can't be the only person
who's asked that question, but the really cool thing is,
when you start asking questions like who am I?
What is this all about?
There must be more to life than this.
You're life is about to change
because they are the exact questions
that will lead you to your purpose.
So we've all been built into this system
where magazines tell us to look this way,
jobs tell us to behave that way,
parents want us to marry this particular person,
but it's not the truth of who we are.
In order to uncover who we are,
we've gotta find a way to drown out those outside voices,
those outside influences,
and tune in and turn up the voice inside.
Because here's the truth of it, okay?
We all have a unique and compelling purpose,
we accept this much now.
We all have a unique and compelling purpose,
but nobody can tell you what your purpose is but you.
Okay, it's really important, nobody can tell you
what your purpose is but you.
But the difficult thing about it is
we've literally been raised and trained
to ask the other person for advice.
You know, dear manager, who am I?
What do I need to do to progress?
Dear teacher, have I done well in my exams?
Do you think I'll be able to get into university?
Yo mom, yo dad, what do you think of my life?
Do you approve?
So we're constantly being trained
and, in fact, I'll give you another one.
Magazines, do I look the way I'm supposed to look?
Am I attractive by your standards?
We've literally stopped asking ourselves
who we are and what we're about.
And we look externally, we look beyond us
for explanations, for guidance, for direction,
for the next logical step.
Let me tell you this,
there ain't nothing logical about your purpose.
It is gonna surprise you in ways I can't even explain.
But, the truth of the matter is,
nobody can tell you what your purpose is.
You're the only person who knows.
So the trick to uncovering your purpose,
is finding a way to drown out the outside voices,
stop worrying what other people think.
Get quiet, go within and ask yourself, who am I?
Why am I here?
What am I here to do?
And the reason I've come to the beach to film today
is because being here is part of my purpose.
It's mad but for some reason,
I feel compelled to pick up a camera.
I feel compelled to make these videos.
And I can't explain it, but now that things are starting
to come together with the vlogs
and the people I'm influencing
and the people I'm able to touch and help in this world,
I'm starting to understand it.
So I get up at 5:00 a.m. and I come down,
just because my body tells me to.
My heart says, Lisa, go and film these beautiful scenes,
go and film the sunrise,
because filming and videography and telling the story
is part of how I bring my purpose to the world.
So, first clue for you there, if you follow your passion,
it will lead you to your purpose.
But that's enough on the beach,
it's starting to get a bit cold.
Let's go back to the studio and I'm gonna give you
three ways to start uncovering your purpose today.
All right, welcome to my home studio.
So this is a place at home, in our flat,
where it's like an office, it's a studio,
and I wanted this for as long as I can remember,
probably three years, to create videos, to create content,
and just have a space that was mine to be creative.
So, I thought we'd come in from the cold,
'cause it is getting a bit nippy out there,
and I wanna share with you three ways,
three practicable ways,
you can begin figuring out what your purpose is, today.
Okay, so we're gonna start simple and work up, okay?
So the first way you can begin uncovering your purpose
is to honor your preferences,
and this is really, really basic,
but I want you to ask yourself whether you do this, okay?
You know when you go to a restaurant and friends say,
oh, we'll just share this plater,
and you think I don't actually want that, I want this,
but you go, yeah okay, go on then, we'll just share it.
Or somebody says, lets go to the cinema,
we're gonna see this program or this movie,
and you think, ah, it's not really my first choice
but, whatever, for the group, I'll go and do that.
Or somebody offers you something,
it can be silly like, you go to an event
and there's a choice of a red folder or a blue folder,
and you really want a red folder
but all the folders are gone,
so you just stick with the blue folder.
Every day when we deny what we want,
every day when we give up our preferences
to go with the crowd, to make other people happy,
to avoid being a pain in the backside,
we're ignoring our purpose.
And I know that sounds really simple,
but in order to uncover your purpose,
you've gotta trust yourself, you've gotta honor yourself,
and you've gotta listen.
So, if every time your purpose or your preference,
or who you are says, I want that one, I want that one!
And you ignore it,
what happens is the voice inside stops speaking.
It's not as loud as it once was,
because if you're not gonna listen,
why would it bother speaking to you?
So for so many of us, when we begin asking the question
what is my purpose, why am I here?
This little voice inside, our purpose, our spirit,
our intuition, our gut, it's kinda like,
oh, whoa, hang on, are you talking to me?
Because you haven't listened to me for years.
So the first thing, and I said I was starting easy,
but I wonder, honestly, let me know in the comments
if you do this.
The first step to uncovering your purpose
is to start honoring your preferences.
And it's harder than you think, okay?
So, next time you go to a restaurant
and somebody suggests a bottle of wine you don't like,
or a group plater which you don't want,
or someone says we're gonna to to the cinema
and this is the movie.
If you don't wanna watch that movie,
speak up and say, actually, I'd rather watch this movie.
Who wants to come and watch this movie with me?
Because you've gotta start trusting yourself again.
You've gotta start honoring your preferences.
Next time you try it, just remember this video
and remember it is harder than it seems,
it's harder than it sounds,
but it'll bring you one step closer
to uncovering your purpose.
Okay, second one, which I really like
'cause I'm a coach by trade, I spent years
training as a coach and I guess it's in my nature
to coach people and help them get what they want
out of their lives, and for me, questions are so powerful.
I think it was Tony Robbins who said,
"Questions direct our focus
"and that's why they're so important in our lives."
So the second way is to get quiet
and ask the right questions.
So if you ask things like, how did my life get this way?
Or what have I done to deserve this?
Or why does this keep happening to me?
The quality of the question isn't good.
It can only possibly give you negative answers,
answers that further compound your situation,
answers that prove something you've done
or haven't done that got you there.
Leave it, there's no point going down that path.
A better quality question is why am I here?
What would I do if I wasn't afraid?
If somebody-- if I guaranteed your success
and said whatever you try, it's gonna work,
not making that guarantee, life's a journey.
But lets say I were to guarantee your success
or you got a magic wand or three wishes,
what would you attempt if you knew you couldn't fail?
If it was a guaranteed success.
Like, write these questions down.
Just hit pause and write them down in your journal,
notepad, phone, whatever, and take them with you
over the next few weeks and just get quiet.
So a few more questions for you,
what did I love to do as a child
that I've stopped doing as an adult?
So as a child, I would get all of my cousins round
at my Nanna's in Newcastle, Howdon if you know it,
on a Saturday, and I'd be so excited.
I'd get the betting slips, which when I was younger,
they had like a duplicate copy,
and I'd make exams, I'd make tests and worksheets
for my cousins, aka, my students,
and I would teach them about maths, two plus two is four.
And I would literally enjoy making these worksheets
or whatever you wanna call them.
I'd enjoy teaching them and then I would enjoy marking
these sheets afterwards, and it's no wonder,
am I not a teacher now?
What you did as a kid,
there are clues as to what your purpose is.
So what did you do as a kid that you no longer do now?
Because there's clues there.
Also, look at where you go.
If you go to the bookshop, if you go to a magazine shop,
there's magazines you should probably get
for your trade, for your industry.
What magazines are you always drawn to?
Is it fitness? Is it health?
Is it crafting?
Is it childcare? Is it animals?
There's a clue there, your passion, your purpose
is always pulling you to what you'd enjoy,
to what you'd love, so listen to that,
pay attention to that.
Another question, and I love this question, okay?
Another question is what do I wanna change in the world?
What can't I stand, what drives me mad?
If only I were brave enough, what would I change?
And this is a good one because, for me, I'm quite mellow.
I might seem full on here but I'm quite mellow.
I'm like, yeah easy going, go with the flow,
as long as it's not to do with the cinema or meals,
anything else, I'm pretty chilled.
But if somebody's mean to somebody else,
if I see somebody bully somebody
or tell somebody else it can't be done,
this rage boils up inside me and it spills out of me.
And I can't help but go to the person
who said it can't be done and challenge them,
politely, professionally.
And I wanna find the person who's been told it can't be done
and help them feel, again, that it's possible,
that anything's possible in their lives.
So what do you wanna change in the world?
What's the one thing that drives you mad?
Because there's a clue to your purpose in there.
I could give you a hundred questions
but that's enough for now.
Hope you've written them all down and honestly,
promise me, take them around
in your notebook with you, ask them.
And the key to getting quiet is, it's hard to do it at work,
it's hard to do it at the end of a busy day.
But what happens if you had a nice long bath
and let all of those questions just ruminate
while you're in the bath?
What if you went for a run or to the beach
and you looked out to the sea
with one of those questions in mind?
What if you meditated and meditated on that question?
That's what I mean by get quiet,
shut out the outside noise, tune in
and listen to what your heart, your soul, your gut,
your spirit, inspiration, whatever you wanna call it.
What do you wanna do?
What do you wanna do with your life?
What would you do if you weren't afraid?
Okay, third thing for uncovering your purpose
and living a life of purpose is to follow the inspiration.
So, have you ever had that moment where you're drifting off
to sleep and you get this idea for a book, or a chapter,
or an event you could run, or a course you could launch,
or a product you could build,
or something you wanna create in the world?
And when the inspiration comes up, be like,
oh, I'm so motivated, this is awesome!
Tomorrow, I'm gonna get up at five and I'm gonna act on it.
The alarm goes off at five and you think, crazy!
Ain't doing that now!
The key to uncovering your purpose
and building a life of passion,
is to act on the inspiration the moment it appears
because inspiration, for me,
I believe that's co-creation in the universe.
I believe that when inspiration comes up,
it's your soul, it's your gut, it's your spirit,
whatever you wanna call it, it's your intuition saying
this is a good idea, that is the path for you.
It's a message, it's guidance because, you know,
in The Alchemist, this amazing book by Paulo Coelho.
If you've never read it, it's such a good read.
It's so good that when people join my online course,
which I call DARETOGROW / (makes slashing noise)
The Online Course, that's a forward slash if you don't know.
I send a copy of this book, a beautiful hardback copy.
It's compulsory reading.
Even if they've read it before, I say read it again.
So in the book it says, "What you seek is seeking you",
and it's true.
In my life now, the more I step into my purpose,
the more I express myself,
the more opportunities come my way.
It's like the Law of Attraction, it's amazing.
But you've gotta become the person
by acting on the inspiration.
So if you want something in you life,
like you wanna change something major about your life,
and I'm gonna talk about this in the next video,
but just to give you a clue,
if you wanna change something major in your life,
you can't ask for it, think about it,
vibrate on that frequency, and expect it to come by itself.
This is what people don't understand
about the Law of Attraction,
what you've gotta do is think about it, want it, ask for it,
expect to get it because you deserve it,
but then when inspiration strikes,
take action on the inspiration
because that is the road map to getting it.
So next time you get an idea for a blog, or a story,
or you wanna message a friend,
or you're gonna go to that event,
please, before your ego brain kicks in,
just trust your gut, trust yourself.
Know that this is guidance for you to live a life of purpose
and take action on inspiration.
And, even, it can come in the form of self-expression.
So, for me, I wanted to get my hair cut like this
for a long time but I couldn't do it
because I had corporate clients,
I knew my family wouldn't like it, my parents in particular,
they like me with nice long blonde hair.
I just thought, oh Lisa, it's a bit out there
but I wanted it, I wanted it, I wanted it.
And then, finally, when I plucked up the courage
to get my hair cut, oh my God!
I walked out of that salon like (sighs in relief),
I just felt like, not a new women, I felt like me.
I felt like me, so uncovering your purpose
and living a life of passion.
Part of it is following the inspiration that comes up.
Sometimes the inspiration is do this, write that book,
or whatever, but sometimes the inspiration is
say that thing, cut your hair, move to that location.
Trust your gut because it is your path unfolding.
And Steve Jobs once said,
"You can't join up the dots with conforming,
"but you'll join them up looking backwards".
Let me finish with this, this is my definition of happiness.
For me, happiness is coming back into alignment
with who you are, expressing yourself,
showing up in the world how you wanna show up,
and being brave enough to build a life around it.
It's coming back into alignment with yourself
and being brave enough to build a life around it.
All right, that was a jam-packed video.
I hope it's helped, let me know in the comments.
I'd love your feedback.
And hang tight, watch out for the next video,
How to Change Your Life, this one is mad.
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Candy Apple Blue - No Good Together (Music Video) - Duration: 4:05.
Woke up this morning realized it was too late
Can't change the past, can't save my dignity mistakes
have been too many and I'm sure you will agree
I tolerate too much from you don't think enough of me
You're always cheap talkin', you're sorry then you say
"I know that I was wrong."
But I don't believe you cuz I know you know just what
you were doing all along!
yeah...
You and me we're no good together
What would it take
to get it through your mind?
You and me we're no good together
We dance across the line
but the situations undefined for me
I'm bored of fighting, sick of trying to hold on
We've played this out and my respect for you is gone
Step back, step forward, always out of place and time
Has either both or one of us completely lost our minds?
Tell me, pretty baby, what is it you want?
Where do we go from here?
You'd think the only choice would be obvious to us
when it's so painfully clear
that...
You and me we're no good together
What would it take to get it through your mind?
You and me we're no good together
We dance across the line
but the situations undefined for me
buddy - da - bop bop - ba da bop - ba
buddy - da - bop bop - ba da bop - ba
buddy - da - bop bop - ba da bop - ba
buddy - da - bop bop - ba da bop - ba
buddy - da - bop bop - ba da bop - ba
buddy - da - bop bop - ba da bop - ba
buddy - da - bop bop - ba da bop - ba
buddy - da - bop bop - ba da bop - ba
I know you thought that we could make it all the way
but that was yesterday
The past won't come to its fruition, can't you see?
The last thing I need right now is you in love with me
No good together, no good together
no good, no-no good
no good, no no good!
No good together, no good together
no good, no-no good
no good, no no good!
You and me we're no good together
What would it take
to get it through your mind?
You and me we're no good together
We dance across the line
but the situations undefined for me
No good together, no good together
no good, no no good
no good, no no good!
buddy - da - bop bop - ba da bop - ba
buddy - da - bop bop - ba da bop - ba
buddy - da - bop bop - ba da bop - ba
the situations undefined for me
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Ayanda Patosi '150 percent sure' Cape Town City will win MTN8 title - Duration: 3:11.
Ayanda Patosi '150 percent sure' Cape Town City will win MTN8 title
Ayanda Patosi '150 percent sure' Cape Town City will win MTN8 title.
Cape Town City's goal hero Ayanda Patosi says he is not 100 percent certain of success in this Saturday's MTN 8 final but rather "150 percent" sure his side will beat SuperSport United in Durban.
"All we want t do is bring the cup to Cape Town and we cannot allow SuperSport to win the cup twice and I'm 100 percent sure … no‚ 150 percent sure … we will bring the cup to Cape Town‚" he told TimesLIVE.
"For us we hope to win it inside 90 minutes but even if we are forced to go to penalties‚ I have trust in the guys that we can convert the penalties.
"You saw when we played against (Mamelodi) Sundowns (in the semi-finals) we scored all our kicks and our two goalkeepers are both good at saving them.
"So‚ we trust that even if it is to be decided on penalties‚ we can still win the game." SuperSport came from behind to beat City in last year's final in the post-match shootout.
Patosi said he was buzzing after the two-goal performance against Orlando Pirates last week.
The former Bafana international‚ who has battled to hold down a regular slot in the team‚ banged in a superb full volley with his left foot to pull one back for City when they were 2-0 down against Pirates with some 20 minutes to go last Wednesday and then banged home the equaliser from a long range free kick.
"It gave me some confidence to take to the final.
Also for the rest of the players‚ to come from 2-0 down in Orlando and push hard to draw the game‚" added Patosi.
"It gives us all confidence and lifts our spirits.
"And‚ obviously‚ the atmosphere in the dressing room is a lot different to what it was when we lost 4-1 to Kaizer Chiefs.
At least now we are ready for the final.".
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