A Simple Trick on How to Save Up A Lot of Money Fast

                                                                                                                              

a simple trick that will teach you how

to save money. if only I could stop

spending money on stuff I don't need I

would buy so many useful things. have you

ever thought this? then this video is

just for you. there is a simple and

efficient way to save money and as a

bonus we'll show you the worst places to

hide your emergency cash.

rule number one

zero out your money every evening, it's

pretty easy you have to zero out the

unspent money every evening.for instance

you decided to zero out two,  one zero in

the evening you have five hundred and

thirty two dollars in cash two thousand

four hundred and twenty five dollars, 

available on your bank card what you

should do, 

subtract the last digit from each number

to get a zero at the end it's easier to

zero out cash into a piggy bank and you

may use a savings account or any other

bank account to transfer the money from

your card.for example five hundred and

thirty two dollars minus 2 dollars

equals five hundred and thirty dollars.

two thousand four hundred and twenty

five dollars minus five dollars equals

two thousand,  four hundred and twenty

dollars.you may also zero out two more

zeros for example,  two to five hundred

and thirty-two dollars minus thirty-two

dollars , equals five hundred dollars two

thousand four hundred and twenty five

dollars , minus twenty five dollars equals

two thousand four hundred dollars.

rule number two move any unspent money

to your saving account,  save everything

that's left over before payday. zero out

one more time at the end of the month.

for instance you still have three

hundred dollars in cash and one thousand

dollars in the bank,  just move it to your

savings account.

what are the advantages

of this simple method here,  they are you

know how much money you have every

morning and it's always a round number

you start to control your spendings

and stop buying crap.most importantly

you actually

save money,  and finally here's our bonus

the 8 worst places to hide your cash.

people have many reasons why they don't

use a bank and instead hide their cash

at home. are you one of those who keep

their emergency savings under the

mattress? if you are , we want to warn you

that keeping money stashed around the

house is not always safe. 1 in the

backyard, 

burying your cash in the backyard is not

a good idea for three simple reasons, 

your neighbor might see you hiding it. if

your pet loves digging holes it can

easily find your money buried in the

ground .your rainy day fund may be ruined

by rain.

- under your mattress

although hiding your dollars under the

mattress has become a classic,  don't

think that keeping your cash there is a

good idea just because you sleep on it.

when you're not at home it'll be the

first place for thieves to check.

3 in

shopping bags, even if thieves don't look

for your savings and random shopping

bags, they might need them to carry the

stuff they stole and you don't want to

give them another pleasant surprise.

right for in old wallets and handbags

don't put your emergency cash in your

old wallets and handbags even if you

don't use them anymore.it doesn't mean

they are a good place to keep the money.

5. in laundry baskets, you might think

it's a good idea to keep your money in

the basket for dirty clothes,  an object

that no one would want to touch

however thieves use those baskets to

transport stolen objects,  so sometimes a

laundry basket is exactly what they need.

6. behind a picture or photo in a frame.

another classic thieves watch the same

movies as the rest of us and they won't

hesitate to check such sneaky places

even if it means breaking your most

precious memories.

7.and safes that are

not bolted down, it doesn't matter if

it's small or large your safe is useless.

if the thieves can carry it it's a good

idea to bolt your safe down so that it

is difficult to move and carry a wall a

floor

even a piece of furniture will do fine.

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eight in drawers and cabinets.

neither drawers nor closed cabinets are

safe to keep your money in. thieves often

have screwdrivers and crowbars with them

so close pieces of furniture are among

the places they check first.if you feel

like you have run out of places to hide

your money try the following suggestions, 

wrap your money in a plastic bag and

tape it to the bottom of the kitchen

counter , pour it to the bottom of your

kids toy box the best option is to

create a false bottom in it in a

waterproof containers stored in the

lowest drawer of your refrigerator,  or

freezer. make sure it doesn't read ice

cream or something else,  yummy thieves

might want to try hide your savings

among buttons threads and other sewing

accessories unless the , if suddenly need

to sew something they most probably

won't look for your money in there in a

pair of old shoes clothes or maybe in an

old computer that no longer works.

 make

sure it all looks like junk you have not

disposed of yet , so are you saving money

for anything important let us know in

the comments. what you're saving up for

don't forget to share this video with

your friends to help them spend money

wisely.hit the like button below if you

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A Complete Guide To Goal setting

 

                                          

When it comes to chasing our dreams the only way I know to track our progress is to create

milestones.

Milestones show us what we are accomplishing and allow us to see how we accomplish even

more.

If you have stopped to read any of the statistics or articles on goal setting before, you will

have read two things.

People without goals are not as successful as they hope to be.

People who don’t write down goals are less likely to accomplish them.

What I have found over the last 10 years of dream chasing is how important goals are in

the grand picture of seeing your dreams come true.

Goals give us momentum to push through adversity we experience while chasing our dreams.

This year, there was a huge push not to set goals.

People were sharing about how terrible they felt last year when they failed to meet their

goals or how they never really followed through with achieving them.

So, should we even set goals to try to see our dreams come true?

YES!

The problem for so many people is that they haven’t created goals which will help them

succeed.

And their inability to follow through because of fear or poor goal creation holds them back.

This was me about ten years ago.

I would set goals at the beginning of the year, and then never go back and look at them.

I would have these really vague, general ideas of things I wanted to accomplish, but never

create action steps or any plans to achieve anything.

This is why goals fail.

You have probably heard of the SMART goal system.

This is a great system.

In fact, when I finally got tired of never accomplishing my goals, I learnt about it

and started to see some of my goals achieved.

And then, I learned about the “ER” in goal setting.

Let’s start putting some goals together using the SMARTER System.

Specific - Sounds pretty simple right?

Just write something down that is specific.

The question is: how specific do I need to be?

The answer: the more specific you are, the easier it will be to quantify your results

along the way.

For example, if you want to lose weight, to be more specific, how much weight do you want

to lose?

Better yet, what weight would you like to be at the end of pursuing your goal?

A specific goals says this: I will weigh 200 lbs.

We want to quantify our goals.

To make a goal measurable, we need to be able to see progress over time.

Say your goal is to write a novel.

How do we make it measurable?

You will need to make it very specific and measurable by going into more detail which

you can track.

A specific goal for writing a novel is: I will complete writing a 50,000 word novel.

Every goal should be actionable in terms of getting somewhere.

However, when writing goals, we are talking about writing it as an action.

A goal is actionable when it is immediately clear what action needs to be taken to accomplish

it.

A simple way to make items actionable is to begin them with a verb.

So try this: I will read 24 books.

The ‘R’ in the equation is relevant or relatable.

Is your goal relevant or relatable to your life?

When you are setting goals, this is the pragmatic look at what you want to do.

When you set a goal you need to think about your current situation.

Some people will tell you to make a ‘10X Goal,’ create a goal that is nearly impossible

to force you to stretch yourself.

While I think this is good, it's not for the first timer, or for someone struggling at

their goals.

You need to create goals you can accomplish at your stage in life.

Are you a father of three small children who works two jobs?

You may not be able to workout 3 hours a day if you want to reach 3% body fat.

Try this: I will decrease my percent body fat by 10%,

my start percent is X.

Every goal needs a deadline.

Why?

So you are forced to take action in a certain timeframe.

Simply saying you will do something isn’t good enough.

You need to say when you will complete it.

This way you will need to map your path to success.

Otherwise, you will always have the goal but never have urgency to accomplish it.

Going back to the novel example: I will write a 50,000 word novel by December

31st.

Evaluate - This is where the rubber meets the road when it comes to your goals.

We need to regularly evaluate our progress.

When I ask people how often they looked at their goals, they say “A few times over

the year.”

This is why people fail at their goals.

I evaluate my goals every month and every week I read them.

This helps me to remember what I am trying to do and makes sure I take action every week.

If there is anything you do differently about your goals, this needs to be it.

Reward - Every goal and milestone needs a reward.

We love getting something for a job well done.

And when we are working towards our dreams, these little earned items help us to celebrate

our milestones and be ready for the next step.

Here is an example of a reward for paying off debt:

Pay off debt by December 31st.

Buy one thing for $100 you would never buy for yourself.

You may have really struggled with goals before.

And if you’re like me, you might have even failed all of the goals you set for yourself

in a year.

But this doesn’t have to be true of you anymore.

“You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change

the ending.”

- C.S.

Lewis I love this quote because it reminds me how

the goals we set for ourselves now, no matter our age or station in life, will help us change

our story in the end.

They will help us chase our dreams and see them come true.

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The benefits of a good night's sleep - Shai Marcu

 

                                                   

It's 4 a.m., and the big test is in eight hours,

followed by a piano recital.

You've been studying and playing for days, but you still don't feel ready for either.

So, what can you do?

Well, you can drink another cup of coffee

and spend the next few hours cramming and practicing,

but believe it or not,

you might be better off closing the books, putting away the music,

and going to sleep.

Sleep occupies nearly a third of our lives,

but many of us give surprisingly little attention and care to it.

This neglect is often the result of a major misunderstanding.

Sleep isn't lost time,

or just a way to rest when all our important work is done.

Instead, it's a critical function,

during which your body balances and regulates its vital systems,

affecting respiration

and regulating everything from circulation to growth and immune response.

That's great, but you can worry about all those things after this test, right?

Well, not so fast.

It turns out that sleep is also crucial for your brain,

with a fifth of your body's circulatory blood

being channeled to it as you drift off.

And what goes on in your brain while you sleep

is an intensely active period of restructuring

that's crucial for how our memory works.

At first glance,

our ability to remember things doesn't seem very impressive at all.

19th century psychologist Herman Ebbinghaus

demonstrated that we normally forget 40% of new material

within the first twenty minutes,

a phenomenon known as the forgetting curve.

But this loss can be prevented through memory consolidation,

the process by which information is moved

from our fleeting short-term memory to our more durable long-term memory.

This consolidation occurs with the help of a major part of the brain,

known as the hippocampus.

Its role in long-term memory formation

was demonstrated in the 1950s by Brenda Milner

in her research with a patient known as H.M.

After having his hippocampus removed,

H.M.'s ability to form new short-term memories was damaged,

but he was able to learn physical tasks through repetition.

Due to the removal of his hippocampus,

H.M.'s ability to form long-term memories was also damaged.

What this case revealed, among other things,

was that the hippocampus was specifically involved

in the consolidation of long-term declarative memory,

such as the facts and concepts you need to remember for that test,

rather than procedural memory,

such as the finger movements you need to master for that recital.

Milner's findings, along with work by Eric Kandel in the 90's,

have given us our current model of how this consolidation process works.

Sensory data is initially transcribed

and temporarily recorded in the neurons as short-term memory.

From there, it travels to the hippocampus,

which strengthens and enhances the neurons in that cortical area.

Thanks to the phenomenon of neuroplasticity,

new synaptic buds are formed, allowing new connections between neurons,

and strengthening the neural network

where the information will be returned as long-term memory.

So why do we remember some things and not others?

Well, there are a few ways to influence

the extent and effectiveness of memory retention.

For example, memories that are formed in times of heightened feeling,

or even stress,

will be better recorded due to the hippocampus' link with emotion.

But one of the major factors contributing to memory consolidation is,

you guessed it,

a good night's sleep.

Sleep is composed of four stages,

the deepest of which are known as slow-wave sleep

and rapid eye movement.

EEG machines monitoring people during these stages

have shown electrical impulses

moving between the brainstem, hippocampus, thalamus, and cortex,

which serve as relay stations of memory formation.

And the different stages of sleep have been shown to help consolidate

different types of memories.

During the non-REM slow-wave sleep,

declarative memory is encoded into a temporary store

in the anterior part of the hippocampus.

Through a continuing dialogue between the cortex and hippocampus,

it is then repeatedly reactivated,

driving its gradual redistribution to long-term storage in the cortex.

REM sleep, on the other hand, with its similarity to waking brain activity,

is associated with the consolidation of procedural memory.

So based on the studies,

going to sleep three hours after memorizing your formulas

and one hour after practicing your scales would be the most ideal.

So hopefully you can see now that skimping on sleep

not only harms your long-term health,

but actually makes it less likely

that you'll retain all that knowledge and practice from the previous night,

all of which just goes to affirm the wisdom of the phrase, "Sleep on it."

When you think about all the internal restructuring

and forming of new connections that occurs while you slumber,

you could even say that proper sleep

will have you waking up every morning with a new and improved brain,

ready to face the challenges ahead.

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How I grew a Digital Marketing company to twenty-seven employees

 

                                                                                        

unfortunately the business we had,  then

we lost it.which meant that now is not

able to also sustain the employees.my

name is Fred Fred Kinsey the founder and

CEO of Belvoir digital.we are digital

marketing agency managing about 10 clans, 

with about 27 staff members and we've

been doing this for the last five years.

so what we do is we, we refine digital

marketing to be able to drive more

results for businesses.so beyond just

growing a facebook pages and Twitter

platforms, we want to be able to drive

more customers for clients, want to

crease the sales. we want them to sign up

more cost more partners and so my

interpreter speech goes back to compass.

back then I'd run a printing shop and

after that,  I did computer science for

four years in Jake one in which after

that I landed fantastic opportunity at

Google.but at I left and worked for IBM

again had a very short steam stuff in

enduring not appeared,  I felt I you know

you only saw a burning fire. as an

interpreter is only something that you

wake up every morning and you feel I

need to do this and that's how velvety

straw was born for the first two three

years.

you as a business Eagles for toughest, 

you know getting as many kinds you know

growing as the ones. I remember this day

just got an email from Microsoft saying

they're looking fine agency, I want to do

SME cabins in Kenya business East Africa

actually and they're looking for an

agency to be able to support them. so one

is I didn't have any contacts as a

Microsoft or this is this is felt like

vindication of the work being done for

the tears now people eventually know you, 

and they can be able to to be able to

challenge you.

 So we you know submitted a

proposal, we went for the pitch and we

won that count and this was fairly

against other in order to be big

agencies. in terms of managing

Millennials,  one you don't really manage

traditionally so Millennials don't try

it with setting barriers. if you put them

in a box that's where you lose it.so

here we unbox them we let them be we let

them understand most important thing for

us is KPIs. 

So each of our employees

knows that they have responsibilities, 

there are particular cons are they

manage they have their duties and it's

well defined and they know at the end of

you know a month or quarterly there's

been 12 acid on this provider to review.

Much has been done, I think it was 2014

they're about second year in business.

that first two people

the content person a copywriter a

developer. unfortunately the business we

had then we lost it which meant that now

is not able to also sustain the

employees.all right so we won this award

about three month ago,  the digital media

was won it for Lauria we did a very good

campaign for them for a product called

duck and lovely. very good work to the

team as well as to the big part of the

story. 

So the future for us is is to to

grow into a marketing technology company, 

we bring marketing very well but we want

to infuse it with tech.we've actually

built one of our first products, 

it's called ad space Africa.

we are lying

advertisers to buy out those sites

online,  so you can go in you can compare, 

you can book your site and then it can

be flighted.

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How To Open A YOUTUBE CHANNEL Using A Phone

                                          

So you want to start a youtube channel

you only need like four things, and

you're good to go.i'm going to teach you

how to open a youtube channel step by

step in 2022, so stay tuned.like this video comment

down below any other topics that you

would like me to cover,and in case you

like to tag, if there is anything that

you're not going to be able to

understand you can leave your questions

down below in the comment section.

So what you need to open a youtube channel, 

is just for things you need an android

phone

or just a camera.you know you need a

phone for uploading or a laptop but for

the easiest part is a phone, 

so you need a phone with a good camera

for you to be able to shoot videos. the

next thing that you will need is to

learn how to edit your videos and there

are so many editing apps that are

free that you can use free of charge.

And i'm also going to do a video of how to

edit using your phone and the app that i

usually use.personally the next thing

that you will need is to find a niche or

find something that excites you. You know

something that you're passionate about

something that you can be able to create

videos about, that's like a topic so that your channel

can have you know a certain direction, 

that is going.

when it comes to my youtube channel, you

know it's business related topics and

youtube hacks.the next thing that you will need is to

find a suitable name for your channel,

 and that's it.so let's go ahead and open

our youtube channel,  i'm going to use my

phone and i'm going to screen record and

put everything here step by step.

it's only a few minutes and you're done

creating your youtube

channel.you will need uh you will need

to have a google account,  that is an

email address if you don't you can open

one in these few steps.

so click at the top icon to get the

option of opening click on add account, 

which requires you

click on add account which requires you

to put your email address.let's create, 

one so click on create account for

myself or business, i chose for myselfthen put your first and last name, 

how you want your channel to be named

you know.

Next put your gender and birthday

details this is to ensure that you are

not under age you know it's called him

tautopia.

Next you choose gmail address, i choose to create scenes

the ones, next to choose a gmail address so i

choose to create one since it doesn't, 

yet the the ones that are provided are

not my liking.so i input how i want mine to be like

that is one stop by baby you know, and then that's my new email address.

Insert a strong password, next add phone number

review your account, then click next.

okay privacy and end times read scroll

down and agree

on the privacy and terms.

now you have a google account

press on the top bar icon again to add

other details and officiate your youtube

channel.

Click on your channel

let's set it up now click on picture to

either upload a photo or take one, 

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then click create channel you will see

channel created.

you can navigate across the tabs up

there you know home videos playlists

channel about all that, 

click on the edit path to put

description.

Description is basically you introducing

yourself,  your content contacts and your

social media handles. everything that you

want you know

everything that you want your viewer to

know.

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so

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then privacy settings you can turn them

off,  so that your channel can become public.

Then click on the banner picture to add a

banner if you have made one, if not you

can always come back later and edit that

part.

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okay see your description on the about

tab.

to upload your videos you can click on

create, where there are three options or

even for after you have you know after.

mandalay as the quantity but for now

there are three options,  create a short

upload a video or go live.

when you have uploaded videos you can

check their performance on youtube

studio, the analytics views

comments everything you can check it on

youtube studio as you can see

on your screen.

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you can share your channel on facebook

whatsapp instagram for people to

subscribe and also check your channel

out.

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that's it for this video make sure you

leave any other thing,  any questions that

you may have leave them on the comment

section, 'm going to answer them and

also stay tuned for i'm going to give

you more content about how to make your

thumbnails uploading your videos

even understanding the youtube analytics

and the algorithms everything.how

youtube pays and how much money youtube

also pays stay tuned for that hit on the

like button the post notification button

so that you don't miss a post when i

post.see you on our next one

bye

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