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As a manager, how do you view your team members?

Do you need to supervise them closely to be sure of getting results?

Or can you trust them to go the extra mile without asking for direction from you?

You might not realize it, but your beliefs about your people affect how you manage them

and, therefore, how motivated and productive they are.

This is the idea behind Douglas McGregor's Theory X and Theory Y.

So, which theory sounds more like you?

Theory X managers believe that their employees come to work just to earn a living, and that

they don't want to take on new responsibilities.

These managers assume that people don't enjoy work – in fact, they would surely

avoid doing it entirely, if they could!

It's not surprising, therefore, that managers who hold to Theory X supervise their teams

closely.

They use a "carrot-and-stick" approach to get people to do their work.

And they may tighten their control or issue threats if they see any danger of goals or

deadlines being missed.

In contrast, Theory Y managers assume their people come to work because they want to.

They believe that team members take pride in what they do without being pushed, and

that they thrive on responsibility.

People won't just meet expectations – they'll frequently exceed them.

Theory Y managers therefore allow employees more freedom.

They often delegate decisions and tasks that Theory X managers would keep to themselves,

and they support people's ambitions to grow and develop in their jobs.

In fact, their whole management style encourages team members to get involved.

Which of these approaches would you prefer your manager used with you?

Clearly, a Theory Y approach sounds more appealing but, in fact, different members of one team

might benefit from different management approaches, depending on the situation.

The trick is to be aware of your assumptions and to adapt your management style, so that

all members of your team can benefit.

When you do this successfully, you can become a highly effective manager.

You can find out more about Theory X and Theory Y in the article that accompanies this video.

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crochet tutorial blusa con volante facil how to blouse ( with subtitles in several lenguage) - Duration: 30:50.

hello my nomre is friendly and Esther are in the channel Esther and her world of crochet

This time we will make a different blouse

It can be casual or dressy depending on the material that you use

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n5 egipcion cotton materials and crochet 2,5mm

I used 350grs

for size 40, 42

you you can use the number and wool that you like

let's make this quick and easy blouse EMPEZAMOS

advice before you start making a pledge the full video

we will perform in the first two arts blouse

Here I leave measures for different sizes

I leave a link in the description that you can download

we measure the contour

Niki is completely straight each measure

you go by 3 by 3 centimeters cadentas until your needed

and make a turn lows

multiples 3

We joined in a circle with one point slipped

then we join the queue down and ready

started all round with 3 ch that equivalent to one high point

skipped 2 and 3rd

High 1 1 point and 1 high point wale all at the same point

repeat skipped 2 points and the 3rd (1 1 chainstitch high point and one high point) all at the same point

3rd repeat in wale and one high point high point

We repeat so until the end of the return

to complete return

where we took with 3 ch do one high point

we cast strand and one half do high point in the 3rd chainstitch

In this way we get out from the center

always we start with 3 ch

and now all blouse within the high point v we 1 1 wale and one high point

We repeat within the V

You see it is easy muyyy

just as now the turn and continue working until armhole straight

ua time arrive at the height of the cuff bend your half and poneis markers on both sides

We measure 3 to 4 cm and put another marker and on the other side the same

the lead wire unite

out with 3 ch and started with the normal drawing

we continue to work until the next marker

when arrived the next ended with one high point

We turn the work and do 3 ch

in the figure below 1 high point

3 cadentas and one low point, 3 ch and 1 point under .....

from here we follow the normal pattern to the marker

and we have a drawing waste

We are now reaching the end of lap

and the last V do one high point

and another high point above the high point

We turn the work and do 3 ch

If you do not want to do more bocamanga continue straight and if we go back to decrease bocamanga

to go straight climbs with 3 ch and work is normally

to finish hariamos one high point on the last point

We will work on straight until you reach the neckline we want

once we reached the neckline we will make the braces

in my case only qiero 4 drawings for tie

4 I do drawings and 1 high point in the following

We turn and do 3 cadenets and continue to work normally

only we will give this little form

on the other side we start with three ridges in the 5th drawing

we continue to work to have the length you want

We do the same back part and sew

If you want to be one niki not hagais straps

Now let's make the neck on post

in my case I have given you 18 laps around that long querais

It seems complicated but is very easy

I'll do it in scale so you can see how it is done

we measure around shoulders you can give us 80-90cm

we will give 6 points in 6 to get our measure

when we close round points

vamosa make arches 3 ch

3 ch we jumped 2 points and 1 point 3rd do under

We repeat all three wale and one back under the 3rd point

to finish the laps do one chain stitch and 1 point on 1st high point under

there will be a round arches and another with popcorn

We do 3 ch and 1 point lower in the next arc

We do 3 ch

in the center of the next arc point slipped one came up with 3 ch

3 high points locked together at the same point

3 ch 1 point we slid at the same point

We repeat 3 ch and 1 point under

and other popcorn (3 ch, 1 slipped point, three high points 3 ch closed together, 3 ch and 1 slipped point)

Repeat all the way around

repeat as closes (1 chainstitch high point 1)

now repeat 1 lap only with bows and another with popcorn

3 ch and one low point, 3 ch, 1 point under .....

you can mark the beginning of return for not getting lost

caneta end with one high point and one

we will make 1,2, and 3 laps arches 3 ch

4, 5, and 6 turns pommel 4 ch

turns 7, 8, and 9 with arcs of 5 ch

and there to the end arches 6 ch

Now turn 4 with bows 4 acdenetas

4 we do ridges and 1 point under

4 cadenets and 1 popcorn

between 2 popcorn it is where we have to make the popcorn

and arches 4 ch

and in the center of the 2, another popcorn

one of arches and another popcorn

3 turns arches 3 ch, other 3 turns arched ridges 4, other three round arches 5 and ridges to the end arches and 6 ch

to complete turns of arches 4 ch 2 ch and one high point

to close the turns of arcs of 5 ch 2 ch and do one high point double (2-wire hook)

for returns arches 6 ch 3 ch and 1 double high point (2 threads on hook)

we will make the last lap

we will always do it in turn leading popcorn

we bow in 1 high point plus 5 high points with picot (3 ch slipped 1 point)

We ended with 1 normal point high

and the next arch a popcorn

in the next arc (1 point high 5 high points and one high point picot)

do in an arc points with Picot and the next arc 1 popcor so all around

It is very simple and looks nice

If you want to make niki united

You do not have to make braces

we have the points to

and neck few points have given

if I have neck 200 points and in the front and back 50 on each side have rest and give me 100 points divided by 2 and gives me 100

100 points between two points would give us 50

we must unite the steering wheel with niki

We join low point 5o points ahead

When we unite ahead 50 points only work on the steering wheel the other 50 points. then we unite with the portion 50 points behind and end up with only 50 points on the wheel

finished homework

I think it's pretty easy to make

You take a bus once you point it becomes very fast

I hope you liked it and leave me one like please share with your social networks

I hope in the next thank you for me

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5 things good writers do - Duration: 10:21.

Hi!

Let's get in the mindset of being a writer!

Welcome back to Flourish and Books.

I'm Angelina.

So, I know you're waiting patiently for me to get through these introductory videos.

And this week I'll try and get two of them uploaded – I'm doing my best!

But I'm still hoping for a couple more people to join us, and it would be amazing if you

could spread the word that we're doing this!

That we're writing our books together here!

Now, I would like to get you in the right mindset to start working on our books.

Because we're writers, we should always be trying to improve our work, because, unfortunately,

writing isn't something that you learn and master once the lesson comes to a close, or

you close the book on writing, or video.

Because writing is actually something that can't be taught.

Not in a regular get-information-apply-knowledge-and-succeed kind of way.

Story structure on the other hand, yes, it can be taught.

Because it is a structure, it has rules that you learn and apply.

Although it can vary depending on the medium you're telling the story in, as well.

For example: I apply a three-act-structure to my videos.

I start by stating the problem, which is the set-up – or Act I.

Then follows Act II, where I give all the information, which in my opinion is the solution

to the problem stated before, and at the end I give a conclusion or pay-off, which is Act

III.

This is simple story-telling structure.

I applied it to all my recent videos, and it's basically non-fiction structure.

But what no one has given me a plan for, is the content, the information that I want to

convey in my videos.

I come up with that on my own, and yes, I fail in places.

Like in the beginning of my video on the benefits of outlining, when I gave a list of examples of the different

ways to create an outline.

If you watched it, maybe you noticed that the list was way too long before I started

talking about what was actually important!

And I didn't realize this until I had already uploaded the video.

What I'm saying is, that even when you know how to apply story-structure, it's no guarantee

that your story will be flawless.

In lot of cases it's not only the structure which you tell a story in that makes a story

appealing, but mostly the manner / the voice that you apply to convey what you want to

say.

These things you have to learn by making mistakes – like me with that long list of examples

– and some things you learn by trying them out and watching the effect they have, but

in short, what I want to say, is that we need to practice.

So now that I've stated the problem - Act I -, here's my transition to Act II: My

idea of a solution.

Number 1: One of the most important ways to get a feeling not only for story-telling,

but also for the difference in writing voices, is by reading.

A lot!

And not only in your preferred genre and category, but also in genres you wouldn't usually

pick up.

Because, for example, let's say you prefer reading romance novels.

But by reading a mystery novel or a thriller, you might pick up on ways how to include mystry-like

subplots in your own story later.

For example if you want to include a secret, that a love interest shouldn't learn about,

you might be able to create tension in ways you've read about in a thriller.

And it also works the other way around.

Because romantic subplots in all other genres are very popular, because, let's be real,

everyone cares about love.

But you can also learn about different kinds of characters.

you might pick up on different ways to create atmosphere, because the atmospheres in all

genres differ immensely.

Also, I think it was Karl Iglesias, the author of "Writing for Emotional Impact".

He said that he liked to read the sports pages in the newspaper, because they are full of

dynamic, high-energy, and active verbs.

I think it was him.

Don't take my word for it though!

But by reading the sports section, you might learn how to use these active verbs.

So you can learn from not only different genres, but also from different types of writing.

In short, let me now quote Stephen King here: "If you don't have the time to read, you

don't have the time (or the tools) to write.

Simple as that."

So get yourself some books… and newspapers.

The next thing I recommend doing is keep reading about the craft of writing.

There are so many different books about writing, and every single one is different, and you

learn something new from every single one of them.

And you don't want to only pick up books about novel writing, but also about screenwriting,

because they're still all story-tellers and deal with the same overall topic.

This also goes for game-play-writers, by the way.

Anyway, I'm going to make a recommendation video of my favorite books on the craft, but

I'm also going to give some random recommendations throughout my videos.

So for starters, since I've already mentioned Stephen King, I'm recommending his book

"On Writing" today.

He gives some great advice for beginners while telling us about his life as a writer.

It's so insightful.

So I highly recommend this one, if you haven't picked it up yet.

The next thing you can do to improve as a writer, can be to figure out who your favorite

authors are.

If you like their writing-style, then maybe you want to write in a similar style.

Therefore I suggest trying to simply imitate them.

For example my favorite authors are J.K.

Rowling and V.E.

Schwab.

But I think J.K.

Rowling is one of V.E.

Schwab's favorite authors, too, because they have a very similar writing style.

And I bet J.K.

Rowling sounds a lot like whoever her favorite authors are.

So you see the trend, right?

Anyway, I recommend studying, and imitating, the styles of your favorite authors for practice,

because that's what most good writers do.

The next thing you can do to exercise your writing muscles is to write poetry.

I know not everyone is a fan of poetry, and I have another suggestion for people who think

poetry may be a little old-school.

But poetry can really help your writing style.

Because, if you look at a definition, you see, first of all, what a lot of people don't

know, that poems don't have to rhyme.

What poems do is talk mostly about a SINGLE moment of revelation, or discovery, and the

reaction of the lead character, or narrator, depending on the point of view.

They are short forms of conveying a moment of change in a person.

And they often include a variety of stylistic devices like metaphors, similes, contrasts,

rhymes etc etc.

But if you think this is too old-school, you can try Twitter instead.

Tweets are limited to 140 characters, although I've been seeing talk about them wanting

to change that to 280 characters, I think.

Is that true?

Let me know in the comments!

Anyway, it's still short.

So trying to convey moments of change in a tweet forces you to cut the prose to its essence,

and like that you learn to convey a message in the shortest form possible.

Which really helps you later because you learn not to ramble on or meander when writing your

own story.

And while you're trying to write like your favorite authors, in the shortest forms possible,

you might want to try to keep a journal, too.

I'm not saying that you should write in it every single day – it's not a diary

– although it does give you practice – but my point is that it should help you write

true stories.

When you write about your day, or important moments from your past, you obviously learn

how to write in a most direct, and honest way.

And obviously you're not sharing it with anyone, because it's private, so it doesn't

matter how bad it might turn out.

But people want stories to sound true.

How often have you heard people say, "Well, this seems unlikely" or "That story was

sooo Hollywood"?

Not that I want to stab at Hollywood – they've created some brilliant movies!

But they're simply famous for being story-tellers.

So what I meant was that people think some stories are obviously invented, because they

did not sound true.

And this goes for fantasy, science fiction, and children's stories, as well, because

think for example of the Lord of The Rings, or Harry Potter.

They SOUND like true stories.

We know they're not.

But the authors made them sound as if.

How many people are still saying they're waiting for their Hogwarts letters??

It doesn't have much to do with story-structure – that's just part of the skeleton of

the story.

It's mostly because of the writing-voice in a novel or a script…

The writing voice made it all sound so genuine, that we – the readers – wanted to believe it.

How true can you make your story sound?

So to get back to my point – What we can do, is practice by writing about true events

from our own past, in a journal.

And later that writing voice – YOUR HONEST voice – will hopefully come through while

writing your invented stories as well.

So, let's recap – this is Act III, the conclusion, by the way.

Number 1: Read more widely.

Number 2: Study the craft of writing.

Number 3: Imitate the writing voice of your favorite authors.

Number 4: Use Twitter, or write poetry to share true moments.

And number 5: Keep a journal and develop your own honest writing voice…

These are the 5 tips that I wanted to share with you today.

I'm not saying that you have to do these things, but they can help you improve your

writing style.

I myself, only write in my journal around 3 times per month, because I simply forget

about it.

Sometimes I only use writing prompts and do some free-writing whenever I get a chance.

But I definitely read a lot, I write poetry at least once a week, and I keep studying

the craft of writing.

I've been studying it thoroughly for almost three years now, but which is why I feel comfortable

sharing all of this with you now.

And I really hope it helps you!

With that being said, I hope to see you in my next video.

Make sure to stick around for that.

Until then have a great week!

Bye!

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- [Announcer] Give me your voices!

(enthusiastic cheering)

- Alright, my lords and ladies!

Welcome to the castle,

my name's Victoria,

I'm gonna be your serving wench today.

Yay!

- [Narrator] Let the games begin.

- [Victoria] This is a crazy environment

to be working in.

If it's a sold out show,

there will be thirteen hundred

screaming guests in the arena.

Having an actual jousting fight

in front of you

is intense.

They love it.

The most challenging part of the job

is actually

serving the food.

So we serve

36, 40 people,

per person.

So we're carrying

all that chicken,

all that soda.

It's very physically demanding.

- Would you like a refill on that Pepsi?

- There were no utensils,

but there was Pepsi?

- Dude.

- [Victoria] A typical shift for me,

I would generally come in

an hour before showtime,

find out where my station is,

start setting up,

we like to get everything ready

for the guests before they get into the arena.

And then

we start serving.

This is my calm before the storm,

this is my moment

to make sure that everything's perfect

before my guests get here.

- Cheers!

- This is our wardrobe area,

this is where we come to pick up our costume.

They're all color coordinated,

the red costume is for gift shop.

The green shirts are for the food service.

I can breath in the corset.

It's quite comfortable.

We have the stables back here.

Right in the back,

and this is our tunnel,

which we line up to,

we grab a flag.

And that's really our chance to

get the guests motivated

about the show.

When they see their server down there

they get super excited.

- [Female Guest] Whoo!

Let's go green knight!

- [Victoria] There are always moments

where there are people

who are skeptics at first,

but by the end of the show

they are fully into it.

The falcon used to scare me a lot.

I have had one of the falcons

literally just go right over my head

and I would duck on the floor.

Behind the scenes,

we are,

a family unit here.

We all work together,

to make sure the show goes on.

Right now when I'm not here,

I'm planning a wedding.

So that's a little crazy,

it takes up all my time.

I have my maid of honor, works here,

I met her through here.

I never considered getting married here.

However, we do,

you can get married here if you would like.

- I now pronounce you,

man and wife,

you may kiss.

- This

is Medieval Times.

- Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!

- [Victoria] A little tired sometimes,

at the end of the show,

but today wasn't so bad.

Normally, I would go out

and grab a drink

with a couple of people.

But with the wedding coming up,

I'm doing the seating charts.

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Yeah!

I ear it!

It's the Rollings Stones with "I can't get no satisfaction"

Hi there kids

[ * mimics Philippe Manoeuvre* ] Back in 1965

It's on the "Out of her head" album

And it will become one of the most great hymn of Rock.

You know the Stones guitarist, Keith Richards,

The inspiration of this song,

It came to him in a hotel room.

The guy wakes up in the middle of the night,

He records himself on a tape recorder.

The next day, he wakes up,

Replay the tape

He discovers snoring from hell...

and the famous melody

Well, he says to himself: "It's not so bad ... but it will never make a single"

Especially since he is afraid that people think

that it is pumped on the title "Dancing in the street"

A song written by Marvin Gaye

and which has been popularized by Martha and the Vandellas

On his riff ... whit his guitar

Keith Richards decides to add a Fuzz pedal

to distort the sound.

At the period of time, this pedal is on sale because no one wants it.

Worst ...

It's just to simulate the sound of the copper set

And about simulation,

Keith Richards, he knows about it very well!

The only group who have the same sound,

this is the "Kings" with ...

[ *Excerpt from the song (???) *]

Except that it was not at all with a pedal,

It was lacerating the membrane of the amp.

It's a song about frustration.

The lyrics

it spoke of the US peoples,

too speed,

never satisfied

Hummm

Mick Jagger, he's not English?

It would not be a little Rosbeef who makes fun of Uncle Sam?

In the mean time ...

40 years later

This big "rebel" Micky will sell his song

$ 4 million for a Snickers pub.

But the lyrics also speak about Jagger's frustration.

[* Suave voice *] Sex

Jagger complains of not being able to to have a quick shag with chick

because she has her woman period...

That was pretty shocking at the time.

But what happened this summer 1965 ???

There was the release of...

And excuse the bit!

"Like a rolling stone" by Bob Dylan

"Yesturday" by The Beattles

"My generation" by The Who

And "California girls" by The Beach Boys

Well done guys!

[* Guest with a Quebec accent *] Oh yes it's true

What is the problem with your Skype?

it bug all the time!

And then when I hear you,

Looks like you're talking English ...

... and pucker your lips !

What the F*ck is going one !!!!

Alors les Kids ...

[* sing some Rolling stone song *]

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Why wouldn't I get the flu shot?

Not everyone can protect themselves.

The flu shot supports my good health,

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PALAVRAS QUE SIGNIFICAM O CONTRÁRIO EM INGLÊS! - Duration: 8:21.

Hey folks, what an incredible day!

You know that I'm not an English teacher.

I pretend to be an English teacher, you think I'm an English teacher,

Today I'm with five English teachers

and we're going to do a video about opposites, things that mean the opposite in English and Portuguese.

Wait a second, I like the visual better if...can you leave?

OK, now!

Sorry! Ulisses, introduce yourself and your channel.

Ulisses Carvalho, from Tecla SAP, it's a pleasure to be here with you.

Same here. Can I say "Same here"?

-You can. -Same here.

My pleasure.

I'm Jackie from the channel Ask Jackie.

I'm Sara Scarcelli from the channel English200Hours

I'm Allie from the channel Teacher Allie

Hey guys, I'm Rennie from the channel Rennie's Tips.

OK, let's start with these "convidados especiais," these special guests.

Now "convidados especiais" and "special guests" is exactly the same thing.

But now let's see some things that are the opposite of what you think, ok?

Rennie, are you ready to start?

Absolutely!

Wait a sec, "absolutely" means she is ready to start, or she isn't?

-Explain that. -Here we go, folks.

In Portuguese, "absolutamente" doesn't mean yes, but in English when you say "absolutely," it does.

So you can substitute...he said "Are you ready", and I said, "Yes, of course." So I said "Absolutely."

Which is not the same as "absolutely," right?

Now, if you want to say a negative, you say "Absolutely not."

And it's good to pause to add some suspense.

Absolutely...not, like "só que não" in Portuguese.

Next!

The next one is something that I, even having studied English for a long time,

I'm a teacher but always learning, and this confuses me, it's a word from hell.

I don't know if I can say that here.

I have no idea what it means so you can.

-Is it bad? -Jackie, you don't know either?

I was in the United States and I saw those doors with "PUSH" and I thought, I'm going to "PUXAR" (=PULL)

Look, I did this, I'm confused, it's "PULL".

Confusing.

I even did a video about it, because, people, "to push" is "empurrar".

Even in the delivery room, when doctors yell "PUSH! PUSH!"

That's great. You know, I have a very big nose, and it's because of that mistake.

I see "PUXE" and bam!

Next! Sara!

Something that can also be very confusing is the word "exquisite".

That food was exquisite.

Does that mean "esquisito"? The food is weird?

No, it's incredible!

When we say "exquisite" in English, it means it's incredible, magnificent.

-Super gourmet incredible. A hamburger will almost never be incredible.

It's something delicious, gourmet.

But we think it's "esquisito" in Portuguese, that's the difference.

I can't go to someone's house and think "That food was 'esquisita'!"

That would be offensive.

Yeah, I need to remember that.

OK, I'm going to do one. "I'm almost there."

"I'm almost there" in English means "I'm almost there."

In Portuguese, "I'm almost there" means "I'm not almost there, I'm still in bed,

"I'm almost at the car."

No, it means, "I'm waking up."

OK, now, let's "Ask Jackie".

Jackie, what's the next one?

OK, let's talk about the word "substitute".

Did I say that right?

Substitute. Wow, that's hard.

In Portuguese, for example, Bela Gil, she always gives those great examples.

For example, she says "You can substitute beef, from the barbecue, that delicious filet mignon, for a piece of watermelon."

How delicious! I want some right now.

But if in English you say "You can substitute beef for watermelon," you'll actually get the beef.

So in the United States, Bela Gil would be a big meat-eater.

Right, exactly. Translating literally, yes.

She wants the meat.

Let's do an example here.

So, question, if I "substitute water for juice," I end up with the water, or with juice?

With juice.

But in English, if I substitute water for juice...

"I stay with", no...

I have the water, I'm with the water...how do you say that in English?

I get the water.

Finally, Ulisses.

Liberal, the word liberal. It has opposite meanings.

In English, "liberal" is an adjective generally associated with the Democratic party.

More progressive ideas, more to the left on the political spectrum.

Neo-liberal or liberal in Portuguese is the opposite.

They're more ideas to the right on the spectrum.

It's true that in English you can say neoliberal, which means liberal in Brazil.

Exactly.

But no one knows that.

I didn't know!

If you see on the news, "I'm a neoliberal,"

half the country with think it's a Democrat, and the other half a Republican.

But in reality, neoliberal means "liberal" in Portuguese.

Neoliberal.

But if I'm here and I say "liberal" am I going to vote for Alckmin? Bolsonaro? The Workers Party?

We don't use "liberal" here a lot, in that sense, but I think it would be...

...more like neoliberal. You're right.

It's not really common, you would use progressive or conservative,

You could use left or right, socialist or social democracy, those are the parties along the spectrum.

But if you're in the US, and someone says they are liberal, that means they're on the left.

You can get confused. It's a Democrat.

Except that "Democrat" here is something else, the DEM party is on the right.

Exactly. The party names are confusing, on purpose, can we agree?

Now, I always say "Never talk about politics on the channel, and..."

OK, I hope you liked the video, careful in English with those opposites, thanks so much to all of you.

I think I'll "stay" here with Jackie and do another video.

What? You're going to hook up with Jackie? She's married!

Oh, it's the opposite, sorry! "To stay" with a girl here means I'm leaving to hook up with here.

"I'm going to stay here with Jackie" and film a video.

And I really am! So soon you'll see it on my channel

and on Ask Jackie. The two gringos.

Bye!!!

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Simon Sinek: How Do You 'Find Your Greatness'? ( Inspirational Video ) - Duration: 15:11.

So I I had the chance to meet with some of the kids in the program today

where are you scream out there you go I love those kids and so I thought I would

do cuz they gave me a little bit of time to say whatever I want is offer you a

little bit of some observations for your future I have five little rules that you

can follow as you find your spark and bring your spark to life the first is to

go after the things that you want let me tell you a story so a friend of mine and

I we went for a run in Central Park the Roadrunners organization on the weekends

they host races and it's very common at the end of the race they'll have a

sponsor who will give away something apples or bagels or something and on

this particular day when we got to the end of the run there were some free

bagels and they had picnic tables set up and on one side was a group of

volunteers on the table were boxes of bagels and on the other side was a long

line of runners waiting to get their free bagel so I said to my friend let's

let's get a bagel and he looked at me and said that lines too long and I said

free bagel and he said I don't want to wait in line and I was like free bagel

and he says not let's it's too long and that's when I realized that there's two

ways to see the world some people see the thing that they want and some people

see the thing that prevents them from getting the thing that they want I could

only see the bagels he could only see the line and so I

walked up to the line I leaned in between two people put my hand in the

box and pulled out two bagels and no one got mad at me because the rule is you

can go after whatever you want you just cannot deny anyone else to go

after whatever they want now I had to sacrifice choice I didn't

get to choose which bagel I got I got what

ever I pulled out but I didn't have to wait in line so the point is is you

don't have to wait in line you don't have to do it the way everybody else has

done it you can do it your way you can break the rules you just can't get in

the way of somebody else getting what they want

that's rule number one rule number two I like this one in the 18th century there

was something that spread across Europe and eventually made its way to America

where opal fever also known as the Black Death of childbed basically what was

happening is women were giving birth and they would die within 48 hours after

giving birth this Black Death of childbirth was the ravage of Europe and

it got worse and worse and worse over the course of over a century in some

hospitals it was as high as 70 percent of women who gave birth who would die as

a result of giving birth but this was the Renaissance this was the time of

empirical data and science and we had thrown away things like tradition and

mysticism these were men of science these were doctors and these doctors and

men of science wanted to study and try and find the reason for this black death

of childbed and so they got to work studying and they would study the

corpses of the of the women who had died and in the morning they would conduct

autopsies and then in the afternoon they would go and deliver babies and finish

their rounds and it wasn't until somewhere in the mid 1800s that dr.

Oliver Wendell Holmes father of Supreme Court justice Oliver Wendell Holmes

realized that all of these doctors who conducting autopsies in the morning

weren't washing their hands before they delivered babies in the afternoon and he

pointed it out and said guys you're the problem

and they ignored him and called him crazy for 30 years

until finally somebody realized that if they simply washed their hands it would

go away and that's exactly what happened when they started sterilizing their

instruments and washing their hands the black death of childbed disappeared my

point is the lesson here is sometimes you're the problem

we've seen this happen all too recently with our new men of science and

empirical studies and these men of finance who are smarter than the rest of

us until the thing collapsed and they blamed everything else except themselves

and my point is is take accountability for your actions you can take all the

credit in the world for the things that you do right as long as you also take

responsibility for the things you do wrong it must be a balanced equation you

don't get it one way and not the other you get to take credit when you also

take accountability that's lesson 2 lesson 3 take care of each other the

United States Navy SEALs are perhaps the most elite warriors in the world and one

of the seals was asked who makes it through the selection process who is

able to become a seal and his answer was I can't tell you the kind of person that

becomes a seal I can't tell you the kind of person that makes it through buds but

I can tell you the kind of people who don't become seals

he says the guys that show up with huge bulging muscles covered in tattoos who

want to prove to the world how tough they are none of them make it through

he said the preening leaders who like to delegate all their responsibilities and

never do anything themselves none of them make it through

he said the star college athletes who've never really been tested to the core of

their being none of them make it through he says some of the guys that make it

through her skinny and scrawny he said some of the guys

that make it through you will see them shivering out of fear he says however

all the guys that make it through when they find themselves physically spent

emotionally spent when they have nothing left to give physically or emotionally

somehow someway they are able to find the energy to dig down deep inside

themselves to find the energy to help the guy next to them they become seals

he said you want to be an elite warrior it's not about how tough you are it's

not about how smart you are it's not about how fast you are if you want to be

an elite warrior you better get really really good at

helping the person to the left of you and helping the person to the right of

you because that's how people advance in the world

the world is too dangerous in the world is too difficult for you to think that

you can do these things alone if you find your spark I commend you now who

you gonna ask for help and when are you gonna accept help when it's offered

learn that skill learn by practicing helping each other it'll be the single

most valuable thing you ever learn in your entire life to accept help when

it's offered and to ask for it when you know that you can't do it the amazing

thing is when you learn to ask for help you'll discover that there are people

all around you who've always wanted to help you they just didn't think you

needed it because you kept pretending that you had everything under control

and the minute you say I don't know what I'm doing I'm stuck I'm scared I don't

think I can do this you will find that lots of people who love you will rush in

and take care of you but that'll only happen if you learn to take care of them

first

lesson four Nelson Mandela is a particularly special case study in the

leadership world because he is universally regarded as a great leader

you can take other personalities and depending on the nation you go to we

have different opinions about other personalities but Nelson Mandela across

the world is universally regarded as a great leader he was actually the son of

a tribal chief and he was asked one day how did you learn to be a great leader

and he responded that he would go with his father to tribal meetings and he

remembers two things when his father would meet with other elders one they

would always sit in a circle and to his father was always the last to speak you

will be told your whole life that you need to learn to listen I would say that

you need to learn to be the last to speak I see it in boardrooms every day

of the week even people who consider themselves good leaders who may actually

be decent leaders will walk into a room and say here's the problem here's what I

think but I'm interested in your opinion let's go around the room it's too late

the skill to hold your opinions to yourself until everyone has spoken does

two things one it gives everybody else the feeling that they have been heard it

give me gives everyone else too the ability to feel that they have

contributed and two you get the benefit of hearing what everybody else has to

think before you render your opinion the skill is really to keep your opinions to

yourself if you agree with somebody don't nod yes if you disagree with

somebody don't nod no simply sit there take it all in and the only thing you're

allowed to do is ask questions so that you can understand what they mean and

why they have the opinion that they have you must understand from where they are

speaking why they have the opinion they have not just what they are saying

and at the end you will get your turn it sounds easy it's not practice being

the last to speak that's what Nelson Mandela did number

three number five this Monty Python one two five three four all the other nerds

in the audience there's one number five my favorite one of all true story

there was a former Undersecretary of Defense who was invited to give a speech

at a large conference about a thousand people and he was standing on the stage

with his cup of coffee in a Styrofoam cup giving his prepare to March with his

PowerPoint behind him and he took a sip of his coffee and he smiled and he

looked down at the coffee and then he went off-script

and he said you know last year I spoke at this exact same conference last year

I was still the undersecretary and when I spoke here last year they flew me here

business class and when I arrived at the airport there was somebody waiting for

me to take me to my hotel and they took me to my hotel and they had already

checked me in and they just took me up to my room and the next morning I came

downstairs and there was someone waiting in the lobby to greet me and they drove

me to this here same venue they took me through the back entrance and took me

into the green room and handed me a copy cup of coffee in a beautiful ceramic cup

he says I'm no longer the undersecretary a flew here coach I took a taxi to my

hotel and I checked myself in when I came down the lobby this morning I took

another taxi to this venue I came in the front door and found my way backstage

and when I asked someone do you have any coffee he pointed to the coffee machine

in the corner and I poured myself a cup of coffee into this here Styrofoam cup

he says the lesson is the ceramic cup was never meant

me it was meant for the position I held I deserve a Styrofoam cup remember this

as you gain Fame as you gain fortune as you gain position and seniority people

will treat you better they will hold doors open for you they will get you a

cup of tea and coffee without you even asking they will call you sir and ma'am

and they will give you stuff none of that stuff is meant for you that stuff

is meant for the position you hold it is meant for the level that you have

achieved of leader or success or whatever you want to call it but you

will always deserve a Styrofoam cup remember that remember that lesson of

humility and gratitude you can accept all the free stuff you can accept all

the perks absolutely you can enjoy them but just be grateful for them and know

that they're not for you I remember getting off the Acela I took the Acela

from New York to Washington DC and I got off the train like everybody else and I

was walking down the platform like everyone else and I walked past general

norty Schwartz who used to be the chief of staff of the United States Air Force

the head of the Air Force and here I did you see a guy in a suit slapping his own

suitcase down the platform just like me and just a couple months ago he was

flying on private jets and a tan entourage and other people carried his

luggage but he no longer held the position and somehow he got to drag his

own suitcase and never did it sort of remind me more that none of us deserve

the perks that we get we all deserve a Styrofoam cup it was a pleasure meeting

you guys this afternoon I was blown away by your honesty and your curiosity and

your poise and I am confident that the future is bright despite the fact that

America looks like an absolute mess right now I am confident that the future

is bright for one reason and one reason only because you will grow up and you

will be our future thank you very very much guys you're

wonderful

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Hi guys, I'm Adrien and today I'll be teaching you "L'amour a tous les droits" - Ismaelo, which I find neglected though very nice

Like I earlier mentioned, this song is unfortunately neglected

Atleast from my point of view

Everyone knows "Tajebon" but I feel this song is equally as good as it or even better

Because the lyrics are understood and there is this voice in the end in the Mande or Wolof language which takes the song to whole other dimension

We will learn it in the key of G

The song is made of a chorus and verse and it's quite easy

The most difficult thing will be the arpeggio. We are in the rythm of...

Take your time and patiently work on your right-hand progression and once you get it you'll play the song easily

Since the chords here are more classic

Okay the arpeggio goes thus

Right-hand: 6-4-3-2-6-6

6 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 6 - 6... That's it!

And that's the chorus

Okay start with a G

C

Am

On G,

Okay it goes like this

Em

Play C, Am and back to G

Then the Chorus

Bared D-chord. Check out my lesson bared chords and learn why I say a bared D-chord

That's a D or you can as well play this altenative

Em

C, D

This is the only chord which might seem complicated. It's a Cadd9

That's the diagram

G

C, D

So that's the complete structure of the song

In the later part of the song he transposes by moving a fret forward so you'll have to do this ...

In order to do this you should already feel comfortable with bared chords. I won't do that now

Learn the song in one key. It works as well! On the other hand transpose the song and play the same chords

😥äh!

🙊🙊

Voilà! That's it!

SMASH the 👍LIKE👍 button if you enjoyed the video and SUBSCRIBE by clicking here

And see you next time for another lesson

Ciao!

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Online Spanish lessons presentation - Duration: 4:01.

Would you like to speak Spanish?

Or are you already studying it but need a hand?

Do you need to use Spanish in your work?

Would you like to travel

to some Hispanic country and talk to its people?

Do you like culture, food, music

from Spain, Mexico or Costa Rica?

Hello! I am Raquel and I would love to help you.

Besides being a certified and experienced teacher,

I am also a polyglot, that is, I speak several languages:

English, Italian, Portuguese, French and a little German;

so I understand the steps and difficulties

that are experienced when learning a new language.

And then, what is the best method to learn a language?

There is no method.

There are many methods

and the good thing is to extract the best of each

and customize it to your specific needs.

Because everyone is different,

each one learns in a different way

and my job as a teacher is to reveal your potentialities

so that you discover this language that I am passionate about.

How are my classes?

Each of my classes is different

because as I said before we are all different.

I design each class for you,

to meet your goals and your needs.

I propose interesting activities

that integrate all the skills

like speaking, listening, reading, writing.

By recreating communicative situations

in different contexts,

I make the student feel more and more

comfortable and safe

using the structures and vocabulary we are learning.

I use the actual Spanish,

the Spanish in use,

and not an artificial one as it exists in many textbooks.

And I think the best way to learn a language

is to use it from the beginning,

so my classes are in Spanish,

although I can always clarify doubts in English, for example.

Well, for now that's all.

See you soon in your Spanish class!