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Hey, it's Joe.

I've got another question here.

"Joe, what's the single biggest mistake you made as a real estate investor?"

Well, I guess I'll put it out on the line.

I've talked about some of this stuff before, about my personal history and what went through

to learn this process.

The failures that I had.

Way back in 19 -- I started investing back in 1986.

And in that first few years, I built a business that was worth about $17M dollars and I built

it based on borrowing money, on new construction, I was working in California, I was working

up in the Hollywood Hills.

I was building all kinds of beautiful houses.

And everything was going really well.

And I thought that I'd tied into something.

I thought that I was, you know, kind of the Golden Child, that I really, you know, I was

really good at this.

But, since I was borrowing money, and I was also counting on appreciation of properties,

that was my big mistake.

What happened in 1990, 1991, the S&L crises happened and the market crashed.

And the values of the properties that I had, and I was really heavily leveraged out there,

the value of the properties that I had dropped by 30%, 40% in California.

And the banks came to me where I was getting my construction loans and they said you've

got to put this much money into these deals.

Otherwise, we're going to take these loans back.

But, I didn't have that money.

I was too heavily leveraged into those properties, and I wasn't going to get that money until

those properties were finished and sold.

But the bank wouldn't wait for me, because they were in trouble.

So, they took the properties back, I lost my entire business, I filed bankruptcy and

I was out of the deal.

I moved back to Indianapolis and moved in with my parents.

You know, I'm thirty-five years old, we'd just had our first baby, it was thirty days

old when my wife flew over from California back to move in with my folks.

And I was grateful to have folks who love me and would watch out for us.

But it was the most humiliating thing that every happened to me in my life.

And I don't wish it on anybody.

I know a lot of my students have sent me stories about their failures as well.

I think that every investor goes through failures in their life and especially when they think

that they're invincible -- which is where I was at at the beginning.

So I had to, I went back and I started to become a real estate agent.

And I learned how to sell properties.

And I became a top producing agent within a short, you know, within about a year.

I was doing a lot of business.

And I started making money again.

I started to, you know, rebuild my credit.

But I still didn't have enough money to invest and I didn't have any credit to invest and

I couldn't go get a loan again.

And I didn't want to get a loan anyway.

So, I figured out how to do this without cash.

And the way that I did it was I went to, I would go out to a listing appointment as a

real estate agent, and I would talk to some people that would have their property for

sale.

They wanted to sell it but they didn't, had very little equity because the values hadn't

gone up because of the crash that had happened.

And I wanted to sell their property and I wanted to make my commission it, but I, they

couldn't come to closing with money.

And the only way I could have sold it for them is if they came to closing with cash

when we finally sold it because they'd lose money.

So, what I thought was, well, why don't we try this as a lease option?

And so we did it as a lease option.

We sold their property and it gave them three years, and got them their full price, and

I took the lease option fee, and I made a profit.

And then we also tried taking over the deed.

What if you just deed me the property.

I'll make payments on it, I'll put a tenant in there, I'll protect your credit and I'll

make, you know, I'll make a profit over the long term.

And I started buying properties that way as well.

And then we started doing some land contract stuff.

And then I started learning how these zero down structures worked and which one made

me, which put me in the most control.

Because I always wanted to be in control of the deals.

I didn't want a bank to be in control.

I didn't want somebody to come and take that property away from me like happened to me

in California.

I didn't want to ever be in that situation again.

And, I didn't want to lose my money, and I couldn't, you know, use my credit.

Since, then, obviously my, well, not obviously, but my credit is improved dramatically.

I've got perfect credit now.

But, I don't use it very often.

Because I don't think that it's a good way to invest.

I think it's too risky.

Same with the cash.

When I have cash, I usually buy properties for all cash rather than put down payments

on them.

So, if I'm going to buy a property with any type of financing, it's going to be seller

financing.

That type of financing doesn't screw up your credit and you can scale it up.

You can do as many of them as you can find properties.

So the goal here is to find a lot of properties so that you can do this again and again on

a consistent basis.

So, my big admonition to everybody is, don't take out a loan.

And at the beginning, don't even use your own cash.

You know, they say you need money to make money, but I say if you can't make money with

no money, you probably can't make money with money.

So, learn how to do it with no money first.

Learn how to do it the bootstrap method, where you pull yourself up by your bootstraps using

your brain, using structures that I teach to go out there and put these deals together,

flip them, make some money, or keep them and put them in your portfolio.

All right.

Good luck to you.

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This is the kitchen's entrance and the end of the kitchen is here

And there we do the arch

For the bedroom, we will see

Now we are delineating the rooms of a house

And it is a house that will exists in a couple of hours

And it is a house under the open sky

And each room of the house was invented, created, it's an ideal room of an ideal house

That was created by a youth worker and his/er group

Each one worked with his/her group to create/invent one room of the house

In these rooms there will be participatory performance

There will be moments of sharing, tramplings, cooking recipes, personal histories

The idea, is a micro-utopia of leaving together of all the groups possible, for 3 hours

There is this total opening at all the possibilities and that is why I'm passionate about the performance

When you arrive in a group we work the autobiographic side, meaning what in my life can be transformed in a performance,

then the relational side: what kind of relation I can establish? What relational dimension I put in my performance?

One kind of participation is to assist at what is happening, the public assists they do not have to do anything, they assist

The 4th type of participation – it is what we call the collaborative participation

This is when as an artist; you start working with a group

In our case, we have the idea of a house in a public space

The idea of the rooms of the house, but from here each one can create with his friends, group of young people

What is your favourite artistic way of expression?

Sound, Image, Movement, Words

We made a small map, that Aziz prepared

The idea is that each one can take a room and that today we can do a collective brainstorming for each room

So the bathroom will be just before the stairs

There is no partition, but if there is a couch that delimits the living room from the office, rather than the desk itself...

Maybe to place a small corner in the garden, a corner where they can play in the garden

To be able to pick the "coqueliclown", and try out the clown...

And do readings of book extracts, it could be extracts from Virginia Wolf's books and extracts from other books

There is the pavilion here, I don't really know its size

So you take the kitchen and you take the garden, and then we have Aziz in the office

The living room, Cedric

Do what you wish to do with your group, and that was the essential of the workshop.

Now you are going to multiply that with other people, so let them, if possible,

to come the way they wish to come, the way they wish to express themselves

Participative performance "In my home"

Welcome to our home, do you want me to show you around?

Yes please Let's go!

And here is the living room. In the living room there is the dressing, we propose to the people to come and get dressed,

to be photographed by different photographs.

So the idea is to propose the people who pass by to rebuild temporary families, only for the picture.

In fact is a way to fight against discriminations and the normative image of the traditional family.

So here we really invite everyone to create families through the portraits.

You can discuss things you find here, we also have the microphone if you want to share a passage...

So I went to Lisbon to see if I could get a job and install myself there, so I spend some time there. And now you live alone or...?

The aim of this workshop is to meet persons who live abroad, so we call them using the Whatsapp application.

To meet them, to ask them how are they doing, how is the weather, how do they live in their country..

It is also an occasion to tackle some topics related to the living together, and in particular some difficulties of the living together as racism and discrimination.

Oh! It's Fati, Fati is calling!

My name is Shanna – Shanna, nice to meet you Shannah - There is a lot of sun in Marseille, it's...Marseille I think is wonderful, is a wonderful city...

If it was a mixing of colours?

If Marseille was a mixing of colours there would be blue...

We collect all the reasons why you would like us to stand planted here during all the afternoon,

so if there is a reason than really matters to you , there are papers and clothes pegs over there,

write what you want and hang it on the thread. Then we will germinate these flowers and will stay here planted for you all the afternoon.

In this space, feel free to: be yourself, share your discrimination experiences, speak about what matters to you, share your dreams, speak about your fantasies

You can make whathever you want!

A bear! – no - An elephant! – yes! - My turn to draw!

Now they decided to start a long, long journey, and leave France to go to another country, which country?

To Italy – to Italy! Do you have already travelled to Italy?

That's strange !

Because since before there is only children – They're always so happy every time, that's quite surprising

On the kitchen's table, we decided to define this space as a home, is called "In my home", and we invite the people to speak about themselves,

if they moved on their life; if they have known other countries, how it was the welcoming in the new countries, how it was to quit their native countries...

I asked the people what is for them to feel at home. We also talked about other topics; relationships between people...

I don't know because we were talking about people with whom we connect because we are similar, but we also can connect with people totally different from us.

You teach them some things and they teach you others...

I believe in magic, is true that we also can meet someone at some point in our life, and this person can pass a message, do you know what I mean?

The other person has to do that also, to connect with us, at this moment, at this hour, at 19:23

We are going to jump, I'm going to meet lots of people, I'll be back later !

"Priority : fraternity"

"Wish the entire world will eat his fill"

"To love and be loved"

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The Best Way to Get a Child with Autism Speaking - Duration: 5:59.

Dr. Barbera: Do you have a child or client with less than five words, that you can rely

on?

Maybe the child has some cop-out words, but you don't know how to get the child speaking

more.

Today, I'm going to discuss the number one way that you can get your child or client

speaking more, starting today.

Hi, I'm Dr. Mary Barbera, autism mom, board certified Behavioral Analyst and best selling

author.

Today, I'm going to talk about the main way we can start to get words heard more frequently

and to develop the ability for the child to echo our words and to expand their language

even further.

So the number one thing you can do starting today, is limit your language.

Instead of talking to the child in full phrases, really hone down on one word and even one

syllable, two syllable words.

So, instead of saying, "Say hi to Johnny," you just say, "Hi, hi, hi."

I recently did a workshop at the ABAI conference and I had Sue, actually the woman who translated

my book into Chinese, attend the workshop.

She came up to demonstrate how important this concept is, by speaking full sentences in

Chinese to me, which I obviously I didn't understand, and then just one word phrases.

So take a look at this video.

Pretend that I am the child and Sue is going to bring the glass towards me and in Chinese,

she's going to say, "Here's some cold water," in Chinese.

Okay, so go ahead.

Say it in Chinese, as loud as you can.

Right.

Sue: Okay.

Here is some water.

Dr. Barbera: Okay.

All right.

So, let's do that again.

Just the whole thing in Chinese.

Dr. Barbera: I don't know what part of that is water, right?

So, I can have immediate echolalia, so when you say, "Here's some water," to a child and

they just echo, here's some water or roll the ball to me and then you roll the ball

to them and they say, "Roll the ball to me," and then we wonder why kids have echolalia

issues.

So now I want you to just use one word and it's water, but it's in Chinese.

Dr. Barbera: So now you can say it three times.

So I'm thinking, I'm going to need water sometime here.

The whole phrase, I don't know that water ... just say, "The water's really cold, it's

good, you'll like some."

Say that all in Chinese.

Dr. Barbera: And what's the ? That's not water.

What was the last word you said?

Sue: You'll like it.

Dr. Barbera: You will like it.

So I just echoed, you will like it and that's what kids do when they echo, they echo the

end, because, they're used to people ... like I don't know what word is important.

So for everything we do in early learning programs, we are going to say one word, we're

going to say it three times, unless the child than echos it sooner.

And that's one of the really big ways we're going to.

So, let's take another example, let's say we're going to go up these steps.

So you say, "Let's go up the steps to the stage."

Can you say that.

Dr. Barbera: Okay.

So, I have no idea what up is.

So, now I just want you to say, "Up, up, up," in Chinese.

Dr. Barbera: Which is up, up, up.

So I now remember the water is ...

Dr. Barbera: And the up is ...

Dr. Barbera: But, it's still ... I'm going to have to have that repeated many times and

we don't want to be bombarding kids with all kinds of language.

If we're going to pick targets, then it would really behoove us to pick like three to five

words, three to five targets at a time, until we master that and we can go onto more words.

But, we always want to start with a man and we always want to start with short length

of utterance.

Thank you.

I hope you now understand the importance of breaking your words down throughout the day

and talking to minimally vocal children or non-vocal children, with only one word utterances

throughout the day.

Especially, for the words that have been heard before or target words.

For more information, you can always visit my website at marybarbera.com.

And if you like this video, please share it wherever you're watching, leave me a comment,

give me a thumbs-up.

And I'll see you next week.

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Hi there!

As you may know, ActivePresenter provides you with default hotkeys for some commands

to make the project editing and recording more effectively.

For example, you can press CTRL + O to open a project, CTRL + S to save a project, and CTRL + END to stop recording.

You are free to use them or change them into other keys or combinations of keys.

That's what we'll get to know today.

You can customize hotkeys for editing projects,

or for recording projects such as video demonstrations and software simulations.

First, let's start with customizing hotkeys for editing projects.

The hotkey customization can be done in the Preferences dialog.

To open it, click the ActivePresenter button, and click Preference.

Then, open the Hotkeys tab.

Let me give you an overview of this tab so that you know where to find the button you need.

The Commands section contains all the commands and items that you can assign hotkeys to or remove shortcuts from.

Commands and items are displayed in the tree view

in which each branch can have a number of sub-commands and items.

You can click the node of each branch to access those sub-commands.

Current hotkey displays the hotkey that is currently assigned to the command that you select in the Commands section.

New hotkey shows the new key or combination of keys that you press to assign to the selected command.

Here is the command that is currently using the keys that you enter in the New hotkey box.

Now, to change the hotkey for a command, select that command first.

You will see a hotkey that is currently assigned to it here.

Click the New hotkey box, and press a key, or a combination of keys that you want to assign to the command.

Then, look at this section to see if the combination of keys is already assigned to a command or item or not.

If the combination is already used, press a different combination.

The fact is that, you can still assign this combination of keys to the new command.

By doing that, they will no longer be assigned to the Undo command.

Just click Add to assign the new hotkey, and click Apply to submit the change.

Besides, if you want to come back to the default hotkey settings, click Restore Defaults.

Normally, when you don't want to use hotkeys, you can complete actions in normal ways.

For example, instead of pressing CTRL+C to copy objects, you can right-click them and select Copy.

However, ActivePresenter allows you to remove the hotkey.

Just select the command, click Remove and click Apply.

When it comes to recording video demonstrations or software simulations,

ActivePresenter provides some default hotkeys to make it a quicker procedure.

You can use them or change them into the new hotkeys that are easier to remember for you.

For that to happen, in the Record Video Project or Record Software Simulation Project dialog

click the Settings icon, and click Recording Settings….

Then, open the Hotkeys tab.

You have to have the Use Hotkeys option selected to enable all the options below.

There are seven recording commands that you can assign hotkeys to.

Just click the command box and press a key or a combination of keys to assign a new hotkey to it.

And click Save.

You cannot delete the hotkeys for recording projects.

If you want disable them, simply uncheck Use Hotkeys.

That's enough to customize hotkeys in ActivePresenter 7.

Thank you for watching!

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[ENG] 원피스 몽키D드래곤의 문신, 그 의미에 대하여 [오리의 뇌피셜 일기] - Duration: 6:25.

The Duck's "Noefficial" Diary

The Meaning of Dragon's Tattoo

Dragon is known as the worst criminal in the world

but also the father of Luffy and the number one man of revolutionary armies.

The world regards him

as a notorious man who could affect the collapse of a country,

but the reality of the revolutionaries was not always so.

Freedom and liberation.

The real revolution that they are saying certainly involves aspects of justice which tries to break down the present irrational world and authority.

Dragon who reigns as the head of the revolutionaries looks fierce

but may be a warm-hearted person who cares others more than anyone else.

Recently, while I, the Duck,

was watching the animaition, Zou Island episode,

I saw the execution of Roger who is remade again.

The square was crowded with mourners and smiling people for new era.

Among them, there was a man who was wet in the rain emotionlessly,

he was Monkey D. Dragon from 20 years ago.

While the direction he pursued was different,

he was one of men who confirmed Roger's will when he was alive.

What's interesting is that there was no scar or tattoo on his face at that time.

Compare to the current that Dragon had same patterns of tattoo on his left face, his face back then was too clean.

I, the Duck, thought about it.

This tattoo...

Doesn't it mean something?

In fact, tattoos in One-Piece are used to convey meanings more than we thought.

Luffy shared the message that they should get back together after two years of fulfillment not only three days because they realized that they are not strong enough.

Even in that time,

he delivered the message to his colleagues with tattoo, not with the word.

Ace tattooed his name on his arm.

At first glance, it seemed like he crossed his misspelled name out and wrote it again due to the lack of education.

In illustrations of the author's three brothers which are worked under the assumption that Ace is alive,

that Ace is alive, the name ACE, not ASE, is clearly spelled.

Henceforth, this was indirectly revealed as the way

that he remembers brotherly tied Sabo whom he thought dead.

Usually, Sabo liked the letter S. As Ace lives with the name of Whitebeard who is another father of Ace

he lives with the tattoo which is his name and Sabo's will.

We miss you, Ace..!

Now, I get curious.

What is the real meaning of this long red tattoo

on his face that starts from the above of an eye and ends at the bottom of the face?

It is a shape of a diamond which is connected with four lines

and has a quadrilateral mole in the middle.

It seems to be cut with a knife.

Color the middle since the true enemy is the government~

Since the divided four-sided countries must be united, let's connect the line~

Umm..?

Ehhhh?!!

In fact, the government is using the symbol which represents the sea divided to four sides from a point.

As the true enemy of the revolutionary, the meaning,

solid will, of Dragon's, the head of revolutionaries, tattoo is related to break down the government...

According to my, the Duck, assumption,

at the moment of unsure guesses became confidence,

Dragon's tattoo was defined

It was Dragon's spirit to never forget about the failure of breaking down the government for the world's revolution.

Three same patterned tattoos implied the history of three failures, not just one.

It makes sense.

The world's government, which has driven a country to just before destruction for not paying,

branding him the worst villain in the world with the reason that he is the head of the revolutionary group which put countries to conflicts is insufficient.

In fact, there are plenty of villains who could have negative impacts on the world, not only Dragon.

The one of the reasons that Ace is considered as the worst in the world is

he tried to kill executives of the government.

According to my, the Duck's, guess, decades later in Ravelry where all of the powerful people are gathered,

Dragon will be ready to break down the government.

There are men who dream of reform in different directions toward the world.

And at the center, there is Monkey D. Dragon, the strongest revolutionary who has the ability to lead people.

Now that he is all set, will he be able to stop his tattoos on three?

I the Duck prepared popcorn for their world reformation that could be really successful someday.

The Duck's "Noefficial" Diary,

Dragon's tattoo and about its meaning.

No matter how many times did Dragon fail,

he is the best revolutionary army in the world

who is prepared to fight against the government at any time is his life.

For more infomation >> [ENG] 원피스 몽키D드래곤의 문신, 그 의미에 대하여 [오리의 뇌피셜 일기] - Duration: 6:25.

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[VIETSUB+ENG/CC] 180826 Ending talk - Jin @BTSWORLDTOUR: LY D-2 - Duration: 1:28.

Ah.. everyone!

In my view, it looks like when we and ARMY meet is always so blessed.

The possibility of rain today is 80 - 90% but during the concert rain stopped.

Wow, what does it mean?

And also because of ARMY, I'm doing a lot of things

When you like someone, you often want to show them your good side, so we've put a lot of effort into it.

singing, learn to dancing, playing guitar and piano.

So I want to thank all ARMY for helping me to experience so many things.

I want to send this kiss to everyone.

I finished talking.

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[MV 2] OVAN(오반) _ TWENTY(스무살이 왜이리 능글맞아) (Feat. SHAUN(숀)) - Duration: 3:47.

Mon through Sun I open my eyes only on weekends

I went to mad holic Like a habit I dance

I put my hands on your waist The lights turned us into red

You're my twenty, too I don't wanna be looser

You look me in the eye and ask

How can a 20-year-old be so sly?

Don't run away to the bathroom

Because I still want you

I'm afraid of 9 o'clock when the sun is particularly hot

I'm embarrassed with the question you asked me coldly

I'll see you on the next weekend I'll put my hands on your waist again

Let's not go home until the closing time

Everyone in my place is sleeping

I hope I'm the first guy who visits your place

You have so many male friends and keep running away

Like a stalker I chased you

And I lost you I thought it was the end

Isn't it funny? You're the star of "Fruit"

Let's start over

The 20-year-old nerd now became OVAN

I feel even bored with the clubs I used to go

I'll wait for you at the airport you left

I just wanna be with you

Baby I guess I took a little bit long detour

In the end, I've always wanted you

Baby even though I'm not good enough, please

You're my destination

Mon through Sun I miss you

Now you're gone

I'm so sad I should have looked back on you once

You were not a person like that

You like me dancing at the club

Let me make music for you

My love who finally became my muse after 2 years

Come back again

If you feel like dreaming

You can hug me many times

No one uses the pillow you bought me

Without you, how can I love more?

From "Fruit" to "Clicher" They're all about you

I regret after knowing that

The clubs without you can't fill me anymore

Now every night I don't wanna be sad

I don't even have myself My mind is only full of you

I will never lose you and regret

I thought you forgot me

You say you miss me

I don't lie to you no more

won't you love me too?

I don't lie to you

I just wanna be with you

Baby I guess I took a little bit long detour

In the end, you're always the one

Baby even though I'm not good enough, please

You're my destination

You and me little by little

We missed each other

There's no need to do that anymore

You and me little by little

Take me back naturally

You said you waited me

Baby I guess I took a little bit long detour

In the end, you're always the one

Baby even though I'm not good enough, please

You're my destination

For more infomation >> [MV 2] OVAN(오반) _ TWENTY(스무살이 왜이리 능글맞아) (Feat. SHAUN(숀)) - Duration: 3:47.

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Who Is Dennis Prager? - Duration: 5:31.

Who is Dennis Prager?

And why do so many people love him?

As the producer of the Dennis Prager radio show and the co-founder and executive director

of Prager University, I have given this second question a lot of thought.

Here is my answer:

Luck.

Unadulterated good fortune.

Or…it could be this:

Through his radio show, his writing, and now PragerU, he changes the way you live

—for the better.

He makes you a better a person—a better father, a better son, a better mother,

a better daughter.

Name another public figure who does that.

So, let's return to the first question: Who is Dennis Prager?

Born in Brooklyn, New York on August 2, 1948, he is the second son of Max and Hilda Prager,

two worldly Orthodox Jews.

Max, a World War II vet, was an accountant, and Hilda, a nursing home administrator.

Both were movie-star handsome.

In fact, if the stars had been differently aligned, Hilda could have been an actress

—she had the looks and the personality.

Speaking of stars, Dennis's sign is Leo.

Which makes you want to believe in astrology.

It's one of those little ironies that Dennis barely spoke a word until he was almost four.

But, of course, once he started, he never stopped.

He didn't like school.

To keep himself from being bored, he learned to spell—backwards.

He was the class clown.

He was sent to the principal's office so often the secretary named a chair after him.

He did the minimum amount of homework.

In his case, this meant zero.

In a class of 110 high school students, he graduated number 82.

But he was always scrupulously ethical and honest.

Cheating was rampant at the religious school he attended.

He mounted a campaign against it.

You'd think everybody would hate him for that.

But they didn't.

He was too charming, too charismatic, too principled.

No one could—no one can—remain mad at Dennis for long.

When he was a sophomore, Max and Hilda made a bold decision.

The traditional parenting model clearly wasn't working.

So, they offered their second son a deal: he had to be at the Shabbat dinner table every

Friday, but otherwise, he was on his own.

They gave him a modest allowance and set him loose.

Manhattan became his playground.

Classical music became his passion.

That, and all things Russian.

He studied them both… on his own.

That same sophomore year, he met his lifelong friend, Joseph Telushkin.

Their endless religious discussions eventually became a book, The Nine Questions People Ask

about Judaism, still the standard text for those who want to learn the basic principles

of the faith.

Remarkably, every book Dennis has written is still in print and still selling.

At the time, though, the future didn't look promising.

Dennis's grades were so bad that his only college option was Brooklyn College

—simply because Brooklyn would take anybody.

But it turned out to be the perfect choice.

He won an essay contest.

The prize was a scholarship to study abroad at Leeds College in England.

While there, he was contacted by the Israeli government.

They needed someone to smuggle Jewish artifacts into the Soviet Union and smuggle out names

of those Jews who wanted to emigrate to Israel.

It wasn't John le Carré-dangerous, but real risk was involved.

Dennis accepted the mission.

When he returned to the US, he was asked by various Jewish groups to talk about his experience.

He's been traveling—131 countries and counting—and lecturing ever since.

Now living in Los Angeles, his public speaking and deep involvement in Jewish life led to

an offer to host a Sunday-night radio show called "Religion on the Line."

Radio was the perfect medium for a non-stop thinker, non-stop talker with a theory on

everything from baseball to Beethoven.

That he had a perfect radio voice makes the whole thing seem part of a divine plan.

The Sunday-night show quickly became a Saturday-and-Sunday-night show,

which soon became a Monday-thru-Friday show.

Among Dennis's fans was Hollywood writer/director David Zucker, of Airplane! and Naked Gun fame.

He had the idea for a sketch comedy about Dennis's ideas about goodness.

But he needed someone to work with Dennis on the script.

I turned out be that someone.

Working on what became For Goodness Sake changed my life.

Ten years later, I began producing Dennis's now nationally-syndicated radio show.

Dennis already had a large audience, but the goal has always been to make it larger.

And younger.

Because that's the future.

It was from this thought that Prager University was born.

An internet phenomenon, it has vastly expanded Dennis's reach—both geographically and

demographically.

Over 300 videos from over 100 presenters and over 1 billion views later, with an audience

that is mostly under 35, PragerU has changed a lot of minds.

But there are many we still need to get to.

Enough to change the country—maybe the world—for the better.

One person at a time.

Five minutes at a time.

Think about it: At age 70, Dennis's career is on the ascendant!

Pure luck.

I'm Allen Estrin for Prager University.

For more infomation >> Who Is Dennis Prager? - Duration: 5:31.

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