Thursday, February 1, 2018

Youtube daily report Feb 1 2018

Today's Google Doodle celebrates Black History Month and Carter G. Woodson , the great African

American scholar commonly regarded as "the Father of Black History".

Woodson had grown up in rural New Canton, Virginia, in the aftermath of the American

Civil War, the son of freed slaves James and Eliza Riddle Woodson.

James Woodson, a Union veteran, relocated his young family to Huntington, West Virginia,

so that his son could attend a new high school for black pupils then under construction,

hoping to give Carter the best possible chance of getting the education he and his wife had

been denied.

The financial truths of their situation however meant that Carter often had to miss school

to help out on the family farm.

Undeterred, the young student trained himself the fundamentals of English, maths and science

and became accomplished in those subjects by the age of 17.

He was forced to begin work in the coal mines of Fayette County at this point, temporarily

frustrating what had been surprising academic progress.

In 1895, aged 20, he was able to continue his studies at Douglass High School in Huntington

and received his diploma in under 2 years.

After three years of teaching, he returned to Douglass as principal before moving to

the Philippines between 1903 and 1907 to serve as a school supervisor.

In in 1950 at the age of 74, Carter G. Woodson died of a heart attack in Washington.

His proud example set the stage for the heroes of the Civil Rights Movement and he is rightly

celebrated to this day as a remarkable man and a true pioneer.

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#Ross Barkley appears to injure himself on the BENCH after being subbed - Duration: 4:46.

Ross Barkley appears to injure himself on the BENCH after being subbed

ROSS BARKLEY appeared to injure himself on the SUBSTITUTES BENCH during Chelseas 3-0 home thrashing to Bournemouth.

The former Everton man had just been hooked by Blues boss Antonio Conte as his new side fell 1-0 down to the Cherries at Stamford Bridge.

  Ross Barkley was subbed off on 53 minutes - but then suffered a slight mishap.

As Barkley tried to slide in next to the Chelsea subs, he looked to injure his leg, as those in the seats watched on with surprise.

The 24-year-old then headed off down the tunnel - was this a sign that he had indeed picked up a fresh injury in the strangest of circumstances.

The England midfielder has had various injury problems over the years, but this would be one of the cruellest of them all.

Barkley had a torrid time out on the Stamford Bridge pitch as a disjointed Chelsea were humiliated by a team at the other end of the Premier League table.

  Ross Barkley looked like he hurt himself as he tried to take his seat on the subs bench.

Cesc Fabregas came on to replace him, before Barkley got himself into some trouble on the sidelines.

Chelsea are yet to confirm if Barkley injured himself.

Bournemouth opened their account in the 51st minute after midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko lost the ball and Callum Wilson played a neat one-two with Jordan Ibe before slotting home.

Wilson was also involved in the second goal, when he pushed the ball to Junior Stanislas who flicked it into the net off sprawling goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois in the 65th minute.

Chelsea pushed players forward and Eden Hazard and Pedro as well as defender Marcos Alonso had attempts on goal but the team, playing their ninth game this month, looked jaded as coach Antonio Conte cut a forlorn figure on the touchline.

The Italian has suggested his squad is too small to be playing Premier League, Cup and Champions League competitions and that he has little control over signing new players.

  The former Everton midfielder looked to have some trouble on the sidelines after a poor showing on the field.

  Chelsea boss Antonio Conte was oblivious to the troubles Barkley was having in getting into his seat.

  On the pitch Barkley and his Chelsea team-mates were easily seen off by Bournemouth.

The humiliation was complete when former Chelsea midfielder Nathan Ake made it three in the 68th minute, prodding the ball in from a Stanislas shot.

Chelseas first home defeat since Sept.

30 exposed the London sides lack of firepower, with Alvaro Morata injured, Michy Batshuayi on his way to Dortmund on loan and Olivier Giroud signed from Arsenal only a few hours before kickoff.

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Tony Robbins: Things That Will Blow Your Mind ( Tony Robbins Motivation ) - Duration: 32:59.

I'm very pragmatic about what does it take to make life work But what I want

you to know is Australia of all the places on the face of the earth when I'm

talking to my client he just saying Tony of all the place on earth is one place

you'd pick to have a great quality of life with your family that will weather

the storm the best that's Australia by far you guys are in the best place on

earth to make it through this situation to take advantage of it but the real

secret is whether you suffer or whether you succeed is not going to be based on

the season some people freeze to death in the middle of the winter other

people's ski and snowboard it really comes down to what are you gonna do so

since coming here I was thinking what could I do to show you how to take

advantage of the season what can they do to show you how you can

absolutely doesn't matter what the season is is a bad season financially a

good or bad time to start a business tell me which one when the economy is

toughest is it a good or bad time to start a business you tell me which one

you know of course that's what he expects me to say is good but it's the

truth if you look at the fortune 1000 companies around the world 65% of them

were started in a depression or a recession the reason is they were

started with somebody when all the competition was freaking out

somebody could start like Apple computers in the middle of a recession

with selling their Volkswagen bus and come out with some ideas because

everybody else was scared it wasn't willing to do whatever it took

Disney started in the depression by Fortune magazine started in depression

how you gonna build your fortune in the middle of a depression it's why I didn't

want to strongest companies in the magazine business a business that's

pretty horrible for most people if you look at Microsoft it was a recession you

look at the best and most powerful companies it's because they understood

something that's really critical and that is don't ask it be easier ask and

make yourself better if you get strong during the tough time you'll dominate

for the rest of your life but what I think will be useful is maybe walk you

through a tool of that has developed over the years to

turn companies around and the fundamental tool is there are areas of

your business every one of you in this room no matter what your business is if

you're in business you're probably doing something well how many got seminarian

your business you're proud of whether it be marketing or sales or the product or

service how am I gonna do your products AI how do we got an area you're less

than proud of say ah the challenge is where does our energy go to the areas we

feel most skilled and powerful in or least skilled and least powerful and

which one now our energy tends to go to the areas we feel most powerful we do

what makes us feel good we do what we feel confident in not what we feel

incompetent in and business is complex it doesn't have to be but it is so I

thought maybe maybe a foreman I could give you there is let's walk through

what the business environments really like right now and let us see if we can

walk through what are the areas that if you were just to do this if I never saw

you again and my goal is to see you again my goal is do you have enough

value go okay this is no brainer I'm gonna take four days when he comes back

undergoing this experience and be immersed and grow my business 31% but if

I don't here's what I want you to do or if you don't I'm gonna cover seven areas

that are what I call the seven forces of your business each force has a forceful

impact on your level of success or failure your profitability etc there's

some areas that you're doing good in some areas you could do better in some

areas you're very weakened the problem is a chain is only as strong as its

weakest what and in business so many businesses go through challenges because

those weak links are the ones that destroy your not your strengths it's

true around the world actually Australian business is interesting a

little bit more intense than even business in the u.s. in one category

what percentage of Australian businesses are still alive five years after they

start who knows what percentage of Australian businesses

are still alive five years after they start I'll give you a clue 90% of all

Australian businesses are in the first five years if you and I are

gonna really make this thing work it's that we all look and say okay why did

businesses why do they fail why does so many businesses fail why is

it I mean a good intention people smart people strong people and yet they still

fail and maybe they make good products good services they had great advantages

when they start they may haven't been successful for three or four or five

years or even ten years and now they're gone I will tell you what I've seen in

my life and I've had the privilege now of working around the world with 50

million people through my books and tapes and audio and video programs but

I've worked with 4 million people 4 million from a hundred different

countries over the last 34 years I can clearly tell you there's patterns you

don't miss when you've been with that many people and that many businesses and

the one guy don't I can tell you above anything else is most businesses fail

because they fail to anticipate what's coming write that down write down

anticipation is the ultimate power if you fail to anticipate no matter how

smart you are you're gonna end up reacting and your

business will pay the price and the price and the sport rate is death the

death of the business just like a gladiator now what do I mean by this

maybe I can show you what I mean by giving you an example that more people

can relate to I want you to set up your chair with some energy so I know you're

in a city of some energy makes you the person that she's got some energy and I

want you to yell out I if this describes an experience you really have and I want

you to be honest if if it doesn't describe an experience you don't say

anything but if it describes experience you have I want you ready to go I all

right so here's my question how many of you in this room have ever experienced

the total and complete humiliation becomes when you play a video game

against the child how many have this experience say I

how many have this happen more than once they I who always wins we play a video

game against the child who the child why is because they're smarter quicker

sir in fact don't even tell me why think about how the process occurs first of

all you don't play many video games so you're smart you don't offer to be a

part of this game it usually occurs because one of your children or you may

be how you're an aunt or an uncle to someone or friend and they say to you at

Christmastime auntie UNK somebody mom dad play this game with me and you say

no no I don't play those games you can join it I'm not good at it I think you

know it's really easy let me show you let me hand you this little guy lingo

just chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew

bam bam bam you just shoot guys just like that it's so easy and they would

come on do this with me and finally you acquiesce and then what

happens you should know you're being set up when they say you go first

and what happens you pick up that gun and these aliens come out 2 2 2 2 and

you're dead usually in about 3.8 seconds now the child takes the gun what happens

- June - choo-choo-choo-choo choo-choo-choo-choo choo-choo-choo-choo

choo-choo-choo-choo choo-choo-choo-choo choo-choo-choo-choo

and about 45 minutes later you get your second turn we know what I'm talking

about here say ah now you're pissed alright you're like getting competitive

I'm not getting shot in three seconds see now you really focus to do to do and

you get shot in the back and you're dead in two seconds the judge the judge the

judge a 30 to 45 minutes later you get your third one the kid scores 480

million points you get three who's happiest experience say hi why just a

child always win is it cuz they're younger faster smarter

more flexible their minds are wired this way no listen to me

the child always wins because they'd played this game before

and because they played the game before listen to me keywords they know the road

ahead and if you know the road ahead you have the ultimate advantage over

everyone around you you must know the road ahead why because when you know the

road ahead you can anticipate write it down again anticipation is the ultimate

advantage in business and in life anticipation when you know the road

ahead you know what's coming when you know it's coming you can anticipate when

you can anticipate what's the benefit of anticipation when you anticipate you're

ahead of the game if you're not anticipating what do you have to do

react and when you're in the game of business and you react you're gonna die

it's that simple I don't care who you are I don't care how long you've been

business if you find yourself reacting gonna die you're in business and you

didn't anticipate some of the challenges coming up with technology and all of a

sudden it eats you up in a week in a month what you built five ten years ago

disappears who's seen this happen I knows what I'm talking about it's real

hearsay I so we're talking about the most important skill of all here

anticipation because otherwise you're reacting why does the kid succeed they

played it so many times guess what they know in the game starts first bad guys

here second bad guys here third bad guys here they don't wait they anticipate and

they take control if there's one gift you could give yourself it's to know

this write this down if you would the biggest choke hold in any business the

biggest choke hold in any business is always the owner / leader it's the owner

leaders psychology or skills the biggest choke hold in any business is the owner

leader psychology or skills your mindset what eats you up is you don't know

what's coming you don't have the skill to handle what's coming because you

don't know it or you're so beat up psychologically emotionally by what

you've been through you can't find the answer so as a result you end up with a

story that limits you you end up in a state that limits you what's stopping

the business another way of saying this is the story the state and the strategy

of the owner or the leader if you change that owner leaders state story and

strategy you change everything if you don't they're not going to succeed so

Bill Gates is a gutsy bastard Bill Gates has a lot I mean the guy took big risks

he was at Harvard had a great education setup wasn't doing so good but he read a

magazine article about the first personal computer called the Altair and

he read it he said you know what I think this is the future he anticipated the

changes that would come in the future but he had guts and he took a risk

that's why he's who he is he called the guy up and he said listen I see you got

this new computer you guys need software for that he said I've written software

for that'll make it run perfectly was that true yes or no

it's total bullshit he made it up he was just being gutsy and saying if I tell

the guy I've got software and he says come see me I'm gonna figure out how to

do it pretty ballsy sure enough the guy said bring it to me in three weeks so he

had three weeks to come up with software GE and his partner and he worked around

the clock and literally when he went to Altair in New Mexico to show the

software he never computer to tested on he didn't know it was gonna work for

sure thank God for his future worked it was a gutsy risky thing he invested all

this time and energy he blew off his school he did everything and thank God

for him it worked but that didn't make him wealthy

hila made him wealthy something called ms-dos ms-dos was software that he did

not write he bought ms-dos that made him three and a half billion dollars for

$50,000 Bill Gates bought it for $50,000 from

somebody else he saw IBM and he was studying his competition

and he said they think they're in the computer business and I think the

computer business is going to become a commodity at some point in the future I

want to control the intelligence that controls those computers so what I'm

gonna do is I'll offer the software and I'll just go buy it from this kid over

here now fifty thousand dollars is a huge sum of money most business people

don't have guts they don't take risk and they don't

invest he said I got to do this roll the dice got it locked up went to IBM and

convince them that IBM wanted it what did IBM want to do they wanted to

buy it from him he said no I'll rent it to you they said no no no he's look

you're not in the software business anyway you're in the computer business

you don't want software software changes you don't know that area let me do this

for you the biggest strategic number I said your life is controlled by your

what decisions that decision made him wealthy that decision for IBM made them

husband in a short number of years you have to anticipate the shifts am I

making sense with you here yes or no so what's the solution the solution listen

to me is constant and never-ending improvement on the areas that control

the success or failure of your business constant never-ending improvement it

does nothing huge but has to be constant incremental improvements in the areas

that matter on a regular basis and you will dominate as long as you also

anticipate so let me give you seven real fast cuz I'm on a tight tight tight on

time let me give you the first of the seven let me show you how it works I'm

gonna start with the end in mind if you're gonna be successful in business

the end outcome what makes somebody successful in business is not that they

make a sale if all you do is make a sale you made a little money to have a

business it has to be sustained to be sustained you have to build clients or

at a minimum when I recall raving fan quiets raving fan customers

now why is the target of all business a raving fan customer well first of all

what makes a human being wealthy in financial terms what will make you

wealthy is only one way to get wealthy and stay wealthy add more value to other

people's lives than anyone else can possibly do if you add more value than

anybody else you will have people be a raving fan of your product service or

company and raving fans are the best marketing in the world because today

nobody pays attention to advertising unless it's shocking and even then it

doesn't necessarily sell the product what sells products today is people

telling people this is the best shit you can get how many agree with me on this

right now say ah and you can't buy that word-of-mouth you can only deliver it by

delivering such an incredibly valuable experience or product or service that

people tell everybody about it the first key to getting to that target

if we're going to like we're gonna we're gonna grab hold of my energy and win a

race towards this target if you have to do step number one step one in a

business is you got to know where you really are you got to know where you

really are and you gotta build what I call a business map now what do I mean

by a business map well think of it this way how many of you in this room have a

five-year business plan right now for your company five-year business plan

raise your hand now a group of you know 9,000 people I'm seeing maybe a dozen

hands the reason you're seeing it doesn't answers because even if you have

to a five-year plan it's bullshit and I'm not being disrespectful it's

bullshit why is it bullshit everyone tell me why

is a five-year business plan in the world we live in today total bullshit

why because the world is changing so fast you have no clue what's gonna be

here in five years you're kidding yourself so what do you throw up your

hands you just hope it works out well that's a disaster too what you need is a

business map a business map means you understand the territory you understand

what's happening where it's happening so as you're moving along

you can adjust with that map to get where you want to go as the environment

changes the way you frame what business you're in

to yourself is the single biggest limit in your business and I promise you it's

limiting who you do business with as well you know if you have yes Peter

Drucker one of the greatest business geniuses of all time he used to say

there's really only one question maybe two in business his question is what

business he in and how's business you must control the meaning within yourself

within your team and then the way you market up you can't do that till you

crystal clear what business you're in and every seven weeks you should be

digging in deeper what business you're in or you ask a third question what

business do you need to be in because let me tell you something you didn't

experience in 2008 in Australia what the rest of the world did but you're going

to experience some of what the rest of the world has experienced coming soon

you can experience it your real estate market you're gonna experience it in

your shares market and you're gonna experience some unemployment on a much

larger scale than what you guys are uncomfortable with right now it's coming

I'm not here to be mr. positive and I'm not being negative I'm saying it's

coming so you want to take advantage of winter not let it freeze you to death

and you can because when everybody else is scared and hesitating if you're doing

the things I'm showing you you will take their market share and you will dominate

even if you're a little guy you can become a big guy in this time cuz the

time in which things change is tough times that's when little guys become big

guys because the big guys are doing the same boring shit over and over again and

they're not flexible but I got to tell you something

in order to succeed in your business you're gonna fall in love with your

clients and not with your products and services and here's the other question

what stage of the life cycle of the business are you in listen to me

this understanding is the most important standing of all and I can't give it to

you all here I take a day on this when I say I give people a million dollar

guarantee the reason I'm giving that million dollar guarantee and no one ever

takes me up on it I mean I think two times in three years someone's taking me

up on it and when they did I've been glad because I didn't want to stupid for

soon in my seminar I thought you can't see this gonna save you a million

dollars in making million bars you shouldn't be in here right happy to

refund your money is this material and this material is understanding the life

stage of a business see businesses have life cycles just like humans do so watch

this for a second which can get in more trouble an infant or toddler quick nice

and loud which one nice and loud which one why cuz the toddlers more mobile

they can go what does this rock tastes like right which one could get more in

trouble a toddler or a teenager that's right

tell me if you give your car to a teenager and you say drive it never

above the speed limit what can you promise and guarantee they're going to

do are they gonna speed yes or no and the worst thing that can happen is they

get away with it let me explain what I mean businesses have stages of

development what do they tell you was the most important thing to business the

power of anticipation what if there was a way to know in advance what problems

you were gonna have in your business before they happened you know exactly

what they were how they were gonna happen and what to do to prevent them

right now no matter what stage you're in how many think that be might worth its

weight in gold raise your right hands say hi that's what happens when you

understand the stage let's go to number two the second key force a business you

got to be working on is constant constant strategic innovation you know

what the hell does that mean sounds so complex strategic innovation

notice I didn't just say innovate you can innovate in a day innovate and it

may not make a difference and innovation takes time energy and money

it's got to be innovation the customer cares about let's go back to Peter

Drucker for a moment Peter Drucker has always said that the core of all

business is only two things if a business is successful these two things

are its core innovation and marketing everybody else in your company is

employed by the people who innovate and market for your company because without

them there is no company now what does innovation mean

it means finding the way to meet people's what needs it means find a way

to add more what then anybody else is adding but listen to me and maybe this

will help you understand innovation in a different way people say but I am

meeting their needs and are my customers are really happy so why innovate cuz

it's called innovate or die in the world we live in let me explain why how often

is Apple Computer even though they're the best find a way to innovate again

how often can you count on it is it consistent yes or no every year

sometimes multiple times a year isn't it true that's why they're number one so

what you have to do is you can't just meet your needs you gotta meet their

needs in a new way meet the needs even more add more value but do it in a new

way that's how you have raving fan clients it's not enough to meet their

needs it's not enough to add more value gotta do it new ways all the time it

makes it sexy it makes it mysterious it makes it interesting it makes them want

to engage you it gets them to tell everybody else about the new thing

you're doing ok now let's go to number 3 real fast I might have to keep this in

garrettgetschow so number 3 is if you what was it we

said Drucker said all business is two things innovation and what come on guys

innovation and marketing answer this question for me does the best product or

service always win yes or no nice and loud yes or no which company always wins

McDonald's where does that should come from no the best marketed product or

service for better or worse and let's use McDonald's ok man that's a good

example tell me something perfect example just McDonald's make the

best tasting hamburger in the world notice we got a universal 9000 person

response now is it the tastiest is it the best quality yes or no

but it is the best what marketed as you would say marketed in the world

I call it marketed the point of the matter is this company understands

marketing and even though they have a shit product they got billions and

billions and billions of people to eat that shit now here's the problem of

marketing today that's a it's a significant problem I want you think

about this does anybody know how many marketing messages the average person

had to see 15 years ago how many messages before they would start to seek

you out to consider buying your product where they would do something active to

seek out your product does anybody know 15 years ago how many times do they have

to see a message from you on average if you're in a quality ad the answer is for

15 years ago does anybody know what the number is today 16 now what do you think

that's none two companies profit abilities

add value this does make sense become an education marketer become someone that

does value because then you become the valued expert not a stupid salesperson

could you're giving me something and if you give me something I want to give you

something I'd love to give you my business if you're gonna give me

something but you're just gonna advertise advertise advertise advertise

screw you big thing if you follow this AI and then you don't have to go for 16

exposures you can get somebody in one exposure and they'll answer your emails

and they'll reach out to you and you watch your business grow like you can't

even dream forced number 4 is the constant never-ending improvement of

sales and mastery systems sales mastery systems marketing is wonderful but if

you don't convert that marketing into sales you don't have a business now

because of time here's all I'll tell you on this one we're gonna give you that's

valuable that's simple how about this how many of you right now in this room

have a business that's primarily done with no sales people all on the web

major had no sales people all automated rayji and if you have sales people if

you have sales people that work with you the majority of you

if you have an automated business them and how good it is you don't want a

one-legged stool a one-legged stool at one point can get in trouble and you

collapse you want at least three legs and one of those legs as a minimum it's

gotta be a sales team now how can you grow though when you're brand new small

business or you've been around a while well technology today allows us to be

able to hire people to go to work for us literally 24/7 365 all around the world

we literally have more than 150 people that work for one of my companies all of

which live in different parts of the world all of which we note only by way

of our experience of them by way of Skype calls where we can see them and

create you could coach them but we measure them better than the persons in

the same room with us in the old days we know what they're doing every mo more

you know people responding we know everything cuz it's all fed to us by the

web we have virtual companies now so you don't have a lot of resources we can

show you how to get three or five salespeople and your little company like

these couple of guys here that right now our operators what have you had three

people that their entire life was about how to make sure they filled your

business well you wouldn't have one little location you might have five but

here's what I can tell all of you just give you one quick hint in this area in

the time that we got right then one thing great salespeople are not trained

they are found great salespeople are not trained they are found and then trained

to be even better and this is coming from a guy that's trained two million

salespeople in the world I did that for 15 years it's one of my jobs here's what

I mean by this write down this phrase nature is the most powerful factor

nature is the most powerful factor if I was gonna give you something in two

seconds right now I'd say if this if you're gonna get a great person to sell

for you you can train somebody all day long but their nature ask them ask the

job the fifth force you gotta take control of you've got to have constant

anticipation member that key word anticipation so you're not reacting

you're anticipating you know the road ahead in two areas of your business

legal and I know you're not a lawyer you're at least most of you but you got

to know where your risks are and financial

we're counting now how many of you in this room is business owners hate

accounting if you're with me brothers and sisters can I have a hallelujah

however unfortunately even though you hate it how many of you in this room

never have ever been bitten in the bum so to speak because you thought the

numbers were one thing or they meant something or your cash was one level it

was another some accounting piece that really really hurt you at the time who's

had this experience before raising a nice and I say I I want to tell you

something more companies go down because most of you in this room do not like

accounting and I do not want to sell you on being an accountant but a boring-ass

job but I do want to sell you on knowing enough of this that you can run that

accountant or that CFO because you still have the lead and if you don't you'll

become part of the 99% that fail I don't care how big smart you are to how much

your sales are learning how to manage your business includes the economics and

we take half a day and make it fun so that you can kick ass with any CFO or

accountant and you can ask them questions they don't know let me ask you

two questions real fast question one how many of you have a

specific day of the month that you always go through your financials and

you never ever miss on your business raise your hand keep your hand up a look

around the room it's not even three percent of the room that does this

that's why ninety nine percent go out of business

remember I said in the beginning what is the chokehold in the business it's the

psychology and the skills of the entrepreneur if you don't develop the

skill of knowing how to manage the finances I don't mean write it down and

do the accounting I mean know how to read that and use that information as

intelligence to guide yourself you're gonna be in trouble in business nobody

gets a special license you can go out there and know nothing about numbers

except what you think you know and that's why you go out of business this

is a skill if you don't get it from me you better go get it now but I can give

it to you in a fun way in half a day of the four days where you'll be Arif

financials and find stuff your accountants not finding and then what

you want to find is the intelligence that allows you to run your

more effectively I'll give you a little clue who here knows the three documents

you've got to see every single month to run your business raise your hand if you

know the three and can name them look around the room look at this we got nine

thousand people in this room and maybe 20% of you even though the documents you

don't review you'll even know what they are here I'll give you a little gift

something that took me 20 years to figure out little gift if you got a

business that has a 20% margin margin of net profit and most of you probably have

a margin less than that some of you maybe more than that but if you have

that and you just cut 12% of your costs 12% of your costs on a 20% margin

company you'll grow your profits by 50% meaning you have a 30% margin if you

want to listen to me you want to grow your profits 50% all you have to do is

control cut 12% of your costs but you're never gonna do that when you don't even

rate look at your own financials let's go to the next one finally number six

number six is what if I said to you there was treasure in your business and

that treasure is just waiting for you to come by and pick it up but you got a

dick for it but if you pick it up it's gonna cost you nothing what if I said

every one of you in this room no bullshit no hyperbole no exaggeration in

the next six to 12 months 18 months at the outside in a tougher economy even

you could grow your business 3,200 30% no exaggeration no hyperbole and it's

not gonna cost you any more money to do it when I say it's not costing any money

let me be honest you might find by spending five thousand dollars you can

make 150 thousand or by spending ten you could make half a million so to me

that's not spending money how many fall I'm talking about here say I that is

this skill this is my strongest skill this is why companies call me ended your

turnarounds this is why my companies are where they are through all the economies

and all the countries I've been in all the industries you have to learn the

skill of optimization and maximization that's this point you have to learn to

optimize and maximize your business on an ongoing basis

now what does that mean it means figuring out how to do what you're

already doing where you get a geometric result from a bunch of small changes

small changes that accumulate to create a geometric change but you gotta master

this go home and figure this out by itself if you want to you to start

making progress right away

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Wisin - Escápate Conmigo

Maluma - Sin Contrato

J. Balvin - Ay Vamos

Daddy Yankee - Shaky, Shaky

Romeo Santos - Propuesta Indecente

Joey Montana - Picky

CNCO - Reggaetón Lento

Enrique Iglesias - Bailando

Ricky Martin - Vente Pa' Ca

Luis Fonsi - Despacito

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U.S. assures its citizens of security in S. Korea during Olympics, opposes N. Korea's Feb. 8 parade - Duration: 0:39.

The U.S. State Department expressed concerns over North Korea's February 8th military parade,...

but reassured that South Korea is thoroughly prepared to provide top-notch security during

the winter Olympics in PyeongChang.

According to Under Secretary of State Steven Goldstein, any U.S. citizen traveling to the

Olympic host city can "rest assured" as Seoul has a comprehensive security system.... fully

supported by Washington.

He added, the U.S. would prefer Noerth Korea's armed forces event planned on the eve of the

global games "not occur."

Nevertheless, Goldstein expressed hopes that the regime will join the international community

to celebrate the athletes.

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South Korean skiers returns home after two-day joint training in North Korea - Duration: 1:51.

Dozens of the nation's skiers have returned after a 2-day joint training up North.

They weren't alone on their trip home.

A big group of North Korean athletes who will be competing at the winter games took the

same flight.

Ji Myung-kil has our top story.

A delegation of 31 South Korean skiers was flown back home from North Korea Thursday

on a chartered flight.

They were joined by 32 North Koreans, led by the North's vice sports minister.

Among them are 10 athletes who will compete in PyeongChang 2018, including a figure skating

duo, two short track speed skaters and three athletes each in cross-country and alpine

skiing.

Upon arriving in South Korea, the ten North Korean athletes were taken to the athletes'

village in Gangneung where they will stay throughout the duration of the Winter Games.

Twelve members of the North Korean women's ice hockey team arrived in the South last

week to hold joint training with their South Korean counterparts.

A total of 22 North Korean athletes will compete across five disciplines, making this the largest

North Korean delegation in Winter Olympic history.

On the last day of the two-day training Thursday, the South Korean alpine and cross-country

skiers held joint training sessions including friendly races at the North's Masikryong Ski

Resort.

There are ten slopes at the resort with a total length of nearly 18-kilometers.

The luxurious Masikryong Ski Resort opened in December of 2013 which took less than a

year to build after the North's leader Kim Jong-un ordered the construction in February

of the same year.

Kim who is known to have been educated in Switzerland is rumored to be keenly interested

in skiing.

Ji Myung-kil, Arirang News.

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Lucky draw ticketing for N. Korea's Samjiyon Orchestra performance opens on friday - Duration: 1:59.

North Korea's Samjiyon Orchestra is ready to dazzle us with their pre-olympic performance

held in the South.

Due to the economic sanctions imposed on the regime, the show is free.

But luck comes into play if you want a seat.

Seoul's unification ministry announced tickets will be given out through a lucky draw.

Lee Jeong-yeon explains how the system works.

Those hoping to get a rare glimpse of North Korea's Samjiyon Orchestra performances better

bring their A-games to ticket applications, as the Unification Ministry announced on Thursday

that applications are to open on Friday.

"A total of 1-thousand-60 tickets will be given out for free through online lottery...560

for the performance in Gangneung, and 500 for the one in Seoul.

Social minorities as well as industry officials will also be invited."

Contenders can visit ticket-dot-interpark-dot-com to apply.

Ticketing opens on Friday noon for 24 hours.

The winners, chosen at random in each age group, will be announced on February 6th through

the website and notified via individual texts.

Each winner gets two tickets to the event.

The performances will take place on the 8th at Gangneung Art Center and on the 11th at

the National Theater of Korea in Seoul.

Foreigners residing in South Korea with a registration number are also eligible to apply.

Around 1,100 social minorities, as well as separated families and internally displaced

persons will also be invited to the shows.

Answering to reporters' questions at the briefing on Thursday, the unification ministry spokesperson

said that the specifics of the program are still under discussion, and that the North

Korean performers coming to South Korea will not be paid for their performances.

Some 140 North Korean artists are to make their way to South Korea over two days, on

the 5th and 6th, and will make their way back to North Korea on the 12th after their performance

in the capital.

Lee Jeong-yeon, Arirang News

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President Moon casts vision for more balanced nation - Duration: 2:00.

The President also paid a visit to the Sejong today.

At the administrative city Moon shared his vision for the nation's balanced development,

pledging more autonomy of local governments.

Hwang Hojun files us this report.

President Moon Jae-in called for a balanced development of the nation, as he met with

governors and other top officials from 17 provincial and major municipal governments

in the city of Sejong on Thursday.

Sejong holds a symbolic meaning of decentralization and balanced development, as it is the de

facto administrative capital of the nation housing more than a dozen central government

ministries.

During the meeting, President Moon stressed expanding local autonomy through a constitutional

change is a task that must be completed sooner or later.

He even took a jab at opposition parties, saying that all political parties and their

presidential candidates had included a constitutional revision that would reinforce autonomy of

local governments as one of their main campaign pledges prior the presidential election last

May.

It was just a few weeks ago when the president said the government may be forced to spearhead

the move to amend the Constitution should the rival parties fail to do so before the

end of March.

Later in the day, at a separate ceremony attended by some 500 central and local government officials,

President Moon announced his plans to continue pursuing decentralization and a balanced development

within the country.

"The vision and strategy for the balanced development of the nation that I introduce

to you is the milestone and determination of this administration.

Based on the value of decentralization, inclusion, and innovation, regional governments will

take the lead for Korea's balanced development."

He pledged that he will seek to change the system so that autonomous local governments

can plan and organize their own policies and projects while the central government supports

them.

President Moon also promised to create more quality jobs outside of the capital region

and help improve their quality of life of those living in rural areas as well.

Hwang Hojun, Arirang News.

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Dropping of U.S. ambassador pick raises concerns over Trump administration policy on North Korea - Duration: 2:21.

No U.S. ambassador to South Korea.

That's how it's been for over a year now, and the post seems set to remain vacant for

a while... with the White House dropping its latest nominee.

The unexpected more raises a lot of questions especially pertaining to Washington's policies

concerning the Korean peninsula.

Kwon Jang-ho delves deeper into the issue.

The withdrawal of Victor Cha as the Trump administration's nominee for the U.S. ambassador

to South Korea has brought surprise and concern to the Korean peninsula.

The reasons behind why the Georgetown University academic and former advisor to George W. Bush

was dropped is unclear, but differences in opinion on issues such as North Korea, and

the South Korea-U.S. FTA, have been cited.

An op-ed in the Washington Post on Tuesday, written by Cha himself, shed a little more

light on those differences.

Cha said he had warned the White House against a preventive military strike, saying it would

risk hundreds of thousands of lives, and that other options were available.

It's highly unusual for an ambassadorial nominee to be dropped this late in the process, especially

after Washington had received official approval from Seoul over his appointment.

Cha's comments have sparked concerns that Washington's preparations for a military conflict

are further ahead than previously thought.

But observers say that although military options remain on the table, the current circumstances

with Cha do not necessarily point to any imminent danger.

"He's not saying that the administration is going to do this, but that there are some

people both within and outside of the administration that are contemplating this idea.

So, yes, we should give weight to the importance of the implications that may arise, but to

say that this is what the White House will do, I think is going a little too far.

The process of finding and appointing another nominee for ambassador to South Korea is expected

to take several months, and the prolonged absence will continue to raise questions about

communication between the two allies, while the situation with North Korea remains tense.

Seoul will likely keep a close eye on the situation, as any appointment could hint at

the direction of Washington's future policies towards the Korean peninsula, but it seems

the Trump administration is willing to wait to find someone who will toe the party line.

Kwon Jang-ho, Arirang News.

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Korea's exports jump 22% on-year in January - Duration: 2:10.

South Korea's exporters had a great start to 2018,... as the upward trend continues.

Outbound shipments jumped more than 20 percent on-year in January,... thanks to booming sales

of semiconductors and petrochemical goods.

Kim Mok-yeon breaks down the digits for us.

Korea's exports jumped 22-point-2 percent on-year in January, rising for the 15th month

in a row.

According to data from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, outbound shipments reached

49-point-21 billion U.S. dollars in January, showing double-digit on-month growth for the

first time in four months to record Korea's highest ever exports for the month of January.

The figures came as a surprise to many as there has been speculation that exports would

be sluggish early this year due to the base effect coming from last year's record-high

gains.

The rise has been attributed to a global economic recovery and increasing sales in the manufacturing

sector.

"Basically, I think exports rose because the global economy is in good shape now.

Oil prices are increasing and demand for shipments of major export items such as semiconductors

are also very strong."

Exports of 9 of the 13 major export items increased in January, all of them seeing double

digit growth.

Sales of semiconductors and petrochemical products saw the highest growth, posting monthly

records, backed by strong global demand and higher margins.

By region, shipments to Southeast Asia and China saw the highest growth, rising 37 and

25 percent respectively.

Imports also jumped 20-point-9 percent on-year to 45-point-48 billion dollars last month.

Pundits say the upward trend would likely continue for the time being, but added that

there are also underlying risk elements.

"Our exports are highly influenced by the global economy.

So now with the recovery of the economy, we are facing the good side of the coin.

But things can change at any moment depending on the uncertainty, such as fluctuation of

currency, international oil prices and the ongoing bilateral trade discussions with the

U.S."

Korea's trade surplus in January stood at 3-point-7 billion dollars, marking 72 straight

months in which the country's exports have exceeded imports.

Kim Mok-yeon, Arirang News.

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