Waching daily Feb 14 2017

Welcome to

Pyrodox Adventures!

Here we are again!

On a sofa!

Yes, can you guys see the difference since last episode?

Two weeks go by fast..

We recorded the podcast

We also went skateboarding, he fell on his face!

You guys can see that happening in the episode!

What we are going to today...

Guess one time!

I think skating..

Some time ago we were cleaning up the barn where we placed the studio

Then you walk in to stuff

Scooters, footballs

And then we walked in to this

This is a skateboard as you all know

and Elmar never went skating before

so that probably ends the same as iceskating

Do you guys remember how iceskating went with Elmar?

Just try it man!

Elmar is a very sportive guy as you can see

But iceskating didn't went well

and I'm curious how the skateboarding goes today

I doubted!

Elmar is a big talent!

Elmar, 23 years old

Young failer

Stop stop!

We won't stop!

Is there anything you can do?

Not much...

Did it go allright?

There is one trick I'm able to do

and that's the Kick On My Face Flip

4000 likes!

4000 likes and I'll jump of a bridge!

After our skate adventure

we went to get my (Elmar's) new pasport

Because...

we are going to travel!

What are we going to do Elmar?

Getting a pasport!

Why?

We are going to Miami...

Miami?!

America?

America?

I've got a Kazoo!

You got it!

Yes, i've got my pasport!

and now through to the studio to record voiceovers for the podcast

Today we are going to record the vocals for the podcast

for "The Journey" podcast!

In this podcast I have to tell how my musical taste evolved

From my birth till now

Yeah you actually really find out what you have been listening to..

Like I always say..

Not listened..

is not heard...

Let's start recording!

Come over to the recording studio..

here we are!

Some voice exercises...

Elmar, how do I practice voice exercises?

You now how this works! You used to be rapper..

Do you want me to show you?

"This delicious beer I drink with loads of pleasure"

Let's get serious

"Disco at the studio"

"Going out on saturday night"

"Elmar does the light"

"I'll do the sounds"

When you see this the podcast is already online,

I'll put a link for you guys in the description,

So you guys can check it out if you want!

Next friday we will be performing at AFAS Live!

Because The Chainsmokers will be performing there

And who got the honour to do the official afterparty?

We do!

Pyrodox, in the aftershow of The Chainsmokers in AFAS Live!

That's a big thing...

Sadly that won't be in this episode but in next episode!

So make sure you...

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Like,

Share..

Share it with your friends..

And thanks for watching!

See you next time!

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IRISH FOLK music animation - Visualization of TRADITIONAL IRISH music - Duration: 2:15.

Irish folk music animation for you! Traditional Irish music. Ethnical folk ballad about a knight.

Calm inspired story. Piano, violin and a lot of national color.

"The Elfin Knight", composer Per Kihlborg, Irish folk music.

It is visualization of classic Irish music, something like Irish ballads. Turn off the light and if you like Irish music -

enjoy this audio animation effects of instrumental music, traditional music vj visuals!

Beat-map technology for piano music! Processing particular special effects, optical flares of music.

So go on, music animation video of Irish bagpipe music! This is Irish flute music.

Something around Irish folk music and traditional Irish music.

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8 Hair Mistakes That Make You Look Older - Duration: 5:25.

Nothing feels as good as a great haircut.

"Fabio..."

Unfortunately, a bad hairstyle can destroy your confidence and leave you looking older

than you are.

The good news?

It's easy to update your look without a lot of time or money.

We asked some of our favorite hairstylists to share the biggest mistakes they see women

making with their hair — and how to fix them!

Cat-lady, bye

Our stylists agreed that all women can rock long hair… to a point.

That being said, crazy long hair will always age you.

Celeb stylist Mitch Stone tells us "Too-long always ages a woman.

I'm not talking past-your-shoulders long, but cat-lady long — not to be confused,

of course, with Catwoman."

"You're going to see the puurrrfect crime when I get Batman in my claws!"

According to Stone, once your hair has passed your ribs, it's officially making you look

older.

He recommends going with a timeless long bob "or as short as an inch or two past your chin."

Stone says, "Think of [...]Kim Basinger's hair in 9 1/2 weeks — hot at any age."

"I can't concentrate."

If you love the long look, go for it!

Just make sure your haircut doesn't go shorter in the front, and longer in the back.

Senior salon stylist Judy McGuinness at Mizu New York explains, "Shorter in the front,

longer in the back — unless you're going for a rocker mullet — tends to look dated.

Keep everything pretty square or a bit longer in the front for shorter hairstyles."

Bob 'n weave

Finding the perfect haircut for your face shape can be a lifelong search.

Talk to your stylist about the most flattering look for your hair and face type.

Our hair thins as we age, so keeping it long may accentuate the thinning.

Sam Villa Show Ambassador, Marisa Villa says, "If hair is thinning, going shorter is an

option.

If you've had long hair your entire life, it might be time to update to a lob."

"It's just what I wanted!"

Whatever you do, make sure your haircut has layers and depth.

Mizu New York salon owner Damian Santiago says, "The classic hairstyle that makes a

woman look older and dowdy is the cut where everything is the same length all over, a

few inches long.

Then set with a small curling iron all over.

Not cute or modern.

Wispy bangs on this look kill it for me."

As long as you have a dynamic, flattering style, the length of your hair truly doesn't

matter.

Santiago revealed even his mature clients rock long layers or short pixie cuts.

According to Santiago, "A mature client with a strong inner confidence can rock any cool

and modern look."

"And it's possible you can be really genuinely cool and I, I'm going to fail just 100%."

Color in the lines

Going too dark can add years to your look.

Marissa Villa says, "Your hair color should compliment your skin tone.

If you have fair skin, jet black is not the best choice, and it's always a good idea to

have more than one color to add depth and dimension."

Recommending his clients focus on their skin tone when choosing a color, celeb colorist

Kelly Cardenas says, "No matter your hair color, if you go up a shade or two, it will

give the appearance of looking more youthful, but the placement of highlights is key.

Have your hairstylist frame your face to brighten your complexion."

In addition to making you look older, dark colors show gray or white roots much faster

than a more subtle color.

Owner of Artkiteks salon, Jeff Stump, says, "I recommend blending the color with highlights

or a demi-permanent color, so that the color will grow out much better, and achieve a more

natural look."

Lady parts

Surprisingly, just how you part your hair can age you.

Marisa Villa says, "Straight down the middle doesn't work for everyone, but you also don't

want to have a severe side part either.

A soft irregular part could be flattering, and don't forget about bangs; in some cases,

they can make you look younger."

Turn down the volume

While a little volume can be beautiful, going overboard will only age you.

Because our hair tends to thin as we age, many of us worry about it looking too flat.

Talk to your stylist about a great volumizing shampoo or flattering layers.

Clients often strive for volume in all the wrong places, according to co-owner of Mizu

New York salon, Damian Santiago who says, "Too often, a mature client thinks she must

have height.

Teased up hair can make anyone look older.

Volume is different and can look modern and elegant."

Shampoo your 'do

Your shampoo affects your hairstyle, and it may be making you look older.

Shampoos for "normal hair types" aren't the best option as you age.

Marisa Villa explains, "You have to have the right tools and products for gorgeous hair.

Grey and aging hair has unique characteristics that require a mask once a week, color protecting

shampoo, thermal protectant, and more effort in the fight against frizz."

"Sometimes you need a little Finesse, sometimes you need a lot!"

Shine bright like a diamond

Damaged hair always looks older than it is, leaving the owner looking older than she is.

It's important to keep up your natural sheen by taking good care of your locks.

If you're noticing a lot of split ends, it's time to go to the salon for a cut.

Marisa Villa recommends, "If you want long hair and your hair just isn't healthy enough,

get extensions to create fullness or length that looks healthy and shiny.

When you look good, you feel good — and you're only as young as you feel!"

"Don't tell me not to live, just sit and putter.

Life's candy and the sun's a ball of butter.

Don't bring around a cloud to rain on my parade!"

Head to makeup

A gorgeous, youthful hairstyle will keep you looking great, but if your makeup is aging

you, no one's gonna notice your locks.

Often seeing clients age themselves with way too much makeup Celebrity stylist Mitch Stone

says, "When skin starts to age, make-up can exaggerate lines and wrinkles if not put on

correctly.

Accentuate your eyes and lips, use a light base and take it slow."

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The Other Son Of Will Smith You Don't Hear Much About - Duration: 4:51.

There few Hollywood kids as high profile as Will Smith's children Jaden and Willow.

So it might surprise you to find out that he has a third kid named Trey.

In fact, if people have heard of Trey, it's likely due to a popular internet meme poking

fun at just how unknown he is compared to his younger brother and sister.

But Trey is a lot more than just a reddit punchline.

Here's a look at Will Smith's other son you don't hear much about.

His mother is on Hollywood Exes

Will Smith had been starring on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air for two years when he and

new wife Sheree had their first and only child, Trey, in 1992.

Three years later, with Will blowing up to become one of the biggest movie stars on the

planet, the marriage ended.

But even though Sheree starred on the VH1 reality show Hollywood Exes, she actually

seems to get along quite well with Smith, keeping the drama on the small screen and

out of their personal lives.

She told Marketing Ministry that maintaining a good relationship was important for Trey's

sake.

"I know sometimes we have a tendency to use our kids as pawns — and if I'm mad at you

then you're not going to see [your father].

That's so foolish, because you're taking it out on your child."

He starred in a music video

Considering Trey now works as a DJ and electronic music producer, it's fitting that he made

his showbiz debut at the age of 5 in his father's music video for the song "Just the Two of

Us," which reached number 20 on Billboard's Hot 100 in 1998.

"Now dad, this is a very sensitive subject."

But that was about it for Trey's Hollywood career.

Unlike brother Jaden, he never seem to catch the acting bug.

And speaking of Jaden, he also made a cameo appearance in the "Just the Two of Us" video

— in his mother's womb.

Now that's precocious!

Tight with Jaden and Willow

Just because he doesn't spend much time in the spotlight doesn't mean he's not close

with his siblings.

In fact, Trey isn't shy about sharing family photos on social media, and under his stage

name AcE, he collaborated with Willow and Jaden on a song called "Find You Somewhere"

in 2012.

He also produced Willow's single "Why Don't You Cry," and cross promotes his own music

through Jaden's multifaceted brand, MSFTS.

And they all got together for this super touching Mother's Day tribute to Jada Pinkett Smith.

"Honestly ma, like I literally appreciate you so so much.

I'm so blessed to have you as my bonus mother in my life.

Thank you, for being you ma.

I love you."

Awww!

He's ripped

Like his dad, who bulked up for roles in films like I Am Legend and Ali, Trey has been hitting

the gym hard and isn't shy about posting proof of it on Instagram.

Besides inheriting his dad's good genes, though, Trey has also been working with Austin Wheatley,

a professional trainer and former pro-footballer.

Which makes sense, because Trey himself was a wide receiver at famed Oaks Christian High

School, which won consecutive district championships during his time at the school.

Trey was so good, he was offered a football scholarship to Northern Arizona, which he

reportedly passed on in order to pursue his music career.

Working the red carpet

Even though Trey never pursued an acting career, that doesn't mean he wasn't comfortable in

front of the camera at a very young age.

At 12 years old, Access Hollywood hired him to be a special correspondent, reporting live

from the red carpet at the Young Hollywood Awards.

He did a great job flagging down A-list celebs such as Eva Longoria, Jessica Alba, and Lindsay

Lohan, and even asked them some hard hitting questions.

"You heard Aisha's speech right?

"Yes I did."

"And those curves, oh!

I want to personally thank you Lindsay for making Hollywood safe again for girls who

are naturally stacked."

"What does stacked mean?"

"Stacked… look it up in the dictionary."

Sneaker model

Collaborating with Creative Recreation, a Los Angeles-based sneaker company, Trey become

a sneaker model.

He told Pret-a-Porter magazine, "I feel like the shoes I wear each day set a piece of that

day's tempo.

When I'm DJ'ing I usually like any sleek low profile shoes — when I'm up there on stage

I don't want shoes being louder than my mix."

Which makes perfect sense.

Who among us hasn't been in the club just getting jiggy with it only to be completely

distracted by the DJ's footwear selection?

It's a real evening killer.

Carlton taught him how to drive

This may sound hard to imagine, but Alfonso Ribeiro, who played Carlton alongside Will

Smith on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, is an avid race car enthusiast and has even driven

in a Grand Prix here or there.

For some crazy reason, Smith thought this was a good reason to let Ribeiro teach Trey

how to drive.

"So Trey goes and he takes all the lessons, and he learns how to you know, catch the car

if it drifts and slides, and they teach him all of that stuff.

And then I get a call from the pastor of the church that he was doing donuts in the church

parking lot."

You know, that actually sounds like it could be the plot for an episode of Fresh Prince.

Looks like the apple hasn't fallen far from the tree at all.

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"Nerd" - Duration: 4:59.

"Then the whole town will ask, 'why, this boy never sleeps, no keeper before ever kept

what he keeps! there's no telling what that young fellow will do!" and then, just to

show them, I'll sail to ka-troo and bring back an it-kutch, a preep and a proo a nerkle,

a nerd and a seersucker too!"

This is the first ever instance of the word "nerd" in the English language, in the

1950 doctor Seuss book "If I Ran the Zoo."

But, as you can see, there are six other made up words on that page alone, and none of them

went on to be particularly widely used, so dr Seuss probably isn't responsible for

popularizing the term.

Especially considering that this fellow here doesn't bare any obvious resemblance to

our modern idea of the nerd.

A better candidate for the first real instance of the word "nerd" comes just one year

later in an issue of Newsweek, which reads: "In Detroit, someone who once would be called

a drip or a square is now, regrettably, a nerd, or in a less severe case, a scurve."

Here we see it used in a much more familiar sense, but still not quite the way most of

us understand it.

Other examples of the word come soon after, and a lot of them compare the word "nerd"

to the word "square," so let's talk about the word "square" for a second.

There's a popular etymology of the word "square" that claims that it originally

referenced the way a conductor's hands move when they conduct a regular four-four beat.

That origin may or may not be true, but at any rate, the word "square" really did

come from jazz culture, where at first it referred mostly to people who didn't appreciate

jazz, but it wound up being expanded to mean traditional, conservative and close minded.

It seems like in the 1950s when it was first becoming popular the word nerd was used more

or less the same way, as a way for jazz musicians and beatniks to describe the more mainstream

culture and institutions that looked down on them.

It didn't mean introverted or bad at socializing or smart or obsessed with some subject or

even necessarily unpopular.

All it really meant was traditional and boring.

It wasn't until the around 1960 that people started using the word "nerd" to mean

roughly what we think of today.

Now, there's an argument to be made that the idea of the nerd is much older than that.

The term "greasy grind," had been used since the 1800s to describe students who focused

on academics to the exclusion of extra-curricular actives, or making friends.

Likewise, something we could easily call nerd culture is also pretty old, but it wasn't

until the early '60s that the word "nerd" really became associated with the modern "nerd"

stereotype.

People with poor fashion sense, poor social skills and uncommon interests, people who's

obsession with the minutia of some topic made them boring to be around.

I've read reports of it being used like this as early as 1959, but it seems to me

like it took until the '70s to really become mainstream.

At this point Fonzie from Happy days was regularly using it, and the SNL skit "the Nerds"

also probably helped popularize it around the same time.

But then, just as the word was peaking in popularity, its meaning started to shift for

a second time.

I've found it difficult to pin down exactly when and how this happened, but I'd say

that the '80s and '90s comprise a sort of transition period during which the term

"nerd" became less and less derogatory.

It still wasn't exactly cool to be a nerd, but in tv and movies from the time nerds increasingly

became the protagonists rather than just comic relief.

The obvious example of this is Revenge of the Nerds.

In this movie, we're still supposed to laugh at the main characters for being so nerdy,

but we're also supposed to root for them and to think that their treatment is unjust.

Also, quick tangent, it wasn't until this period that the term "geek" comes into

the pictures.

See, originally the two words "geek" and "nerd" weren't just different, they

were complete opposites.

While "nerd" referred to people who were boringly conventional, "geek" was a synonym

for "freak" to the extent that circuses would literally advertise their "geek pits"

the same way they'd advertise a freak show.

So when in the 1980s people started using the phrase "computer geek" to describe

people who were really interested in computers it would have sounded to them basically the

same as "computer freak."

But, at that point, sense the stereotypes surrounding people who were really into computers

were basically the same as the nerd stereotype, it was kind of inevitable for the two words

to start converging.

There are still people who insist that there's an important difference, but I'd argue that

at this point the two are basically interchangeable.

Anyway, on the other end of this transition period the term nerd had gone through a radical

shift in meaning.

At least as early as the 1990s certain social groups were describing themselves as nerds,

and especially after the dot com boom people started wearing the term "nerd" as a badge

of honor.

It kinda looks like once the word "nerd" became seen as a subculture rather than the

boring mainstream, it gradually started seeming cool and rebellious.

Look at the way the characters in Big Bang theory treat the word "nerd":

"you've created some sort of nerd-vana!" "what do you mean 'aw,' like she didn't

know we were nerds?"

They use it to just matter-of-factly describe certain types of interests, particularly having

to do with science and technology and science-fiction.

Compare that to the way in the 1970s the characters in Happy Days hate the prospect of being labeled

nerds: "because we go to chess club and eat dinner

with our parents and wear matching jackets!"

"Well it was terrible!

It's a nerd party!"

"Yeah?

Who won?" "…it's not important."

Sometime between the two the term not only lost its sting but became a proud self-description,

broadened to anyone who's deeply enthusiastic and knowledgable about something.

Maybe I'm just weird but I don't think in my lifetime I've ever heard someone sincerely

use the word "nerd" as an insult.

From my point of view, someone who did so would be woefully behind the times and embarrassingly

unfamiliar with modern language use and culture in general.

In other words, they'd be a bit of a square.

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The Untold Truth Of Princess Leia - Duration: 6:31.

Princess Leia's journey from an orphaned prisoner of the Empire into a kickass space general

has been nothing short of stellar to watch over the decades.

"Somebody has to save our skins.

Into the garbage chute, flyboy."

But the history behind the Star Wars character is a fascinating galaxy unto itself.

Here's the untold truth of Princess Leia.

A symbol of hope

Star Wars creator George Lucas developed many of the franchise characters' names based on

their phonetic pleasantry — how good they feel to say and to hear — and a determination

to steer clear from some of the more common sci-fi naming conventions.

But for Leia Organa, he took things a step further: Her name is a play on Princess Dejah

Thoris from Edgar Rice Burroughs' John Carter of Mars stories, combined with Lady Galadriel

from J.R.R Tolkien's Lord of the Rings.

Dejah, Galadriel, Leia … sounds about right.

Meanwhile, Organa comes from a more obvious source, as it's meant to sound like the word

"organic," as a nod to the fact that Leia and her rebels represent a more natural, life-loving

side of things than the Death Star-wielding Empire.

The hairstyle

Few have ever been able to lay claim to a fashion moment as their own as much as Leia

and her cinnamon bun-style hairdo.

Interestingly enough, however — that hemispherical hair almost didn't make it into the movie

in the first place.

The original concept artwork for Leia had no such hairstyle drawn in, but Lucas landed

on the look as a tribute to 20th century Mexican revolutionary women.

He told Time Magazine that he wanted to capture "a kind of Southwestern Pancho Villa woman

revolutionary look … the buns are basically from turn-of-the-century Mexico."

Unfortunately, historians have since stepped forward to dispute his characterization of

that era, but there was reportedly an Arizonian tribe of women called the Hopi who wore their

hair in a similar fashion around the 1920s.

Perhaps not coincidentally, the cultural adoption of the Hopis' "squash blossom" style by non-tribal

women of the era was seen as an act of rebellion and feminism for splitting from the mainstream

style.

"I don't know who you are or where you came from, but from now on you do as I tell you."

Decades later, Fisher's own daughter Billie Lourd wore earmuffs on Scream Queens as a

subtle tribute to her mom's iconic look.

The twins

Some Star Wars fans still have trouble watching the scene in Empire Strikes Back when Leia

plants a smooch on her secret brother Luke Skywalker.

Even though the two didn't know they were related until Return of the Jedi, it still

doesn't sit very well knowing what we know from later in the series, and Mark Hamill

himself has said it had a lasting impact on the character.

This has, naturally, drummed up some questions about whether the two were originally intended

to be sister and brother in the first place.

Rumor has it that in the original draft for Empire Strikes Back, Luke's sister was actually

named Nellith.

Ladies first

When Star Wars first debuted in 1977, Princess Leia was among the first film toys that kids

got to place on their shelves.

"Princess Leia, champion of the rebel cause."

The company that made the original action figures for the series released a set of four

figures: Luke, R2-D2, Chewbacca, and Princess Leia, who wielded her own blaster, too.

That meant that Leia figures predated both Han Solo and Darth Vader in collectability

and that she was recognized as more than just some damsel in distress from the get-go.

Costuming gripes

Carrie Fisher was undoubtedly the lifeblood that made Leia so special on-screen.

"It was me.

I don't want to brag or anything, you know."

So, it should come as little surprise that, like her counterpart, Fisher became known

as being a bit rebellious.

Her wit and resistance to being labeled as a sexpot was also a mainstay of her post-Star

Wars fame.

And she was particularly outspoken about the challenges of some of Leia's costumes.

For example, Fisher revealed in her comedic stand-up special-turned-memoir Wishful Drinking

that George Lucas instructed her not to wear a bra under her infamous white dress because,

to his mind, women in space wouldn't wear underwear...for fear that they'd be strangled

in zero gravity situations.

The infamous gold bikini Leia wore while imprisoned by Jabba the Hutt during Return of the Jedi

was also a subject of some discord with Fisher, who kindly advised The Force Awakens actress

Daisy Ridley to resist a similar fate.

However, Fisher ultimately made peace with the costume by creating her own backstory

for the look.

In response to a citizen movement to have "slave Leia" items removed from Star Wars

merchandise, she said, "To the father who flipped out about it, 'What am I going to

tell my kid about why she's in that outfit?'

Tell them that a giant slug captured me and forced me to wear that stupid outfit, and

then I killed him because I didn't like it.

And then I took it off.

Backstage."

Leia in real life

In Fisher's final memoir, The Princess Diarist, she revealed the intense love affair she and

Han Solo actor Harrison Ford engaged in during filming — and how it bled into the movie

itself.

She explained in 2016 that the pair had a wild night out with the cast of Monty Python

and the Rolling Stones that included a spirits concoction called the "Tunisian Death Drink"

and kept them up all night until their call time the next day for the Cloud City scene.

Their smiles were there for a reason.

Bonus spirit

Shortly after Fisher's unexpected passing in late 2016, a deleted scene from The Force

Awakens went viral due to its epic display of the character's grit and wit in the matter

of just a few sentences.

"Not all the senators think I'm insane, or maybe they do.

I don't care."

For many, the moment was a perfect example of Leia's growth and tenacity throughout the

series, bookending her unending willingness to fight for the Republic.

She's one with the Force?

There's another question that's long irked audiences of the Star Wars series.

Why didn't Leia, who was not only Force-sensitive but strong, ever become a Jedi herself?

According to The Force Awakens director J.J. Abrams, though, it was a mere matter of the

character's own "choice."

He explained that it was a topic of conversation between himself, Lucas, and Fisher during

the development of Episode 7 and that they all decided that while there was no age limit

at which a person could be trained as a Jedi Knight, "It was simply a choice [Leia] made,

that her decision to run the Rebellion, and ultimately this resistance, and consider herself

a General as opposed to a Jedi, was simply a choice that she took … she's still Force-strong.

And it's something that I think is an intrinsic piece of her character."

Making it her call all along certainly seems fitting for the Princess — nay, General.

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Date of birth: 16 October 1990

Place of birth: Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Occupations: Film composer, Music Director, Singer, Songwriter

Parents: Ravi Raghavendra, Lakshmi

Sister: Vaishnavi

Relatives: Rajinikanth (uncle), Aishwarya Dhanush (cousin), Soundarya Rajinikanth (cousin)

Relatives: Hrishikesh (cousin)

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Advice on Living a Fulfilled Life!!! Finding Passion and Meaning in Life after 50!! - Duration: 6:26.

Do you believe it's too late to live the

life you've always wanted?

Well tune in today and find out why

it's never too late to create an amazing

life even late in life! Thanks so much for

tuning into 2nd Act TV. I'm really

happy to welcome Kristin Kaufman to our

program today Kristin thank you for

joining us

Oh thank you i'm delighted to be here

Kristin is the founder of Alignment, Inc.

and the author of the popular series

Is this seat taken?

Kristin is also a prolific writer and a

five-star keynote speaker and just an

all-around really great inspirational

person, so we're really happy to have her with us

Kristin on 2nd Act TV as you know

you know we're all about recreating life

after fifty and believing that you know

we can live a great life after fifty and

that's kind of what attracted me to your

message so give us a little bit of

background of how you arrived at this

point in your life and you know what was

your company and your books are all

about

okay great well I'm a recovering

corporate executives and in 1983 my

first job out of college was with

Hewlett-Packard Company and I stayed

there for a little over twenty-one

twenty-two years rose up the ranks, left

running a very large global business

unit for them

marvelous experience and I left Hewlett

Packard when I felt that I was out of

alignment with where the company was

going to be heading and I left to go to

software incredible experiences. It was a

scrappy environment where you had to do

more with less it was not like running a

three billion dollar business unit at

Hewlett-Packard. Not to belabor this but

I did get sick while I was there and as

divine providence would have it I was

asked to join an effort with Mayor

Bloomberg out of New York City to help

reform the educational system in New

York City. I thought I was going to go

for a week and three years later I came

back and it was that experience that

really set me on the trajectory to start

this company, Alignment, Inc. I was going

to ask, out of alignment, tell us what you mean

by that. Right well you know that term

had never really been used it was kind

of my term because

I felt like I was not in sync and I came

to realize that my definition for

alignment is loving what you do

being good at it most importantly having

it tied to something greater than

yourself and if you don't love it

you're probably not going to be that

great at it. yeah well and that kinda goes

towards you know waking up after 50

a lot of what we talk about

and finding you know your real purpose

and passion or just wanting something

that is more meaningful that is what I'm

hearing you say. Yes and I you know I

don't think I think they change I think

in life what fulfilled us and what we

were aligned to and with in our twenties

thirties and forties evolves over time

and it's not to say that we were out of

alignment when we joined it just means

that we perhaps outgrew it or to use my

phrase we lost the plot it was no longer

compelling for us. So really what you're

what you're describing is not just from

a career perspective but this can apply

in any area of your life with

relationships and everything,

especially as it relates to after 50

It's all integral it's very difficult if

not impossible to not align your

personal life your spiritual life your

professional life

it all needs to be working together for

true fulfillment and to help us reach

our potential as women and as human

beings for that matter. Well and to your

point, the headline that I love

of your your article, is it too

late, which we're going to talk about in another segment about

the whole idea of when we turn 50

do we have time to recreate our life?

yes absolutely and you know I know we're

going to talk about my books later but

the impetus for the second book of the

is this seat taken book series was

just that, in my work with Alignment, Inc

my profession has led me to meet CEOs

and men and women for that matter

leadership teams that are out of

alignment

they are no longer in love with their

job they're out of alignment with the culture

in which they're working you name it

I've seen it and many of them will say

it's too late

I've got golden handcuffs on I can't

leave what am I going to do now? And that

was what caused me to write that second

book I felt very called to write it

because I do not believe it is ever too

late and that second book is all about

people some famous some not famous some

totally anonymous to everyone on your on

your in your listener base that

literally either had faced bankruptcy

two three four five times and at age 60

65 and in one case 80 completely started

over and this is not what I call the

three cups of tea people the people that

had already made their millions of

dollars and are going to go build an

orphanage in Nepal. All these are people that

truly did not know what they were going

to do to put the next meal on the table

they had lost confidence they weren't

really sure how they were going to move

forward and therefore I wanted to

highlight their stories and every one of

the people that I wrote about in that

second book went the road less traveled

they created their own life as they

wanted it to be which is a really

powerful message

well and I want to get into some

very specifics of that message and some

specific steps that our viewers can

apply you know in their own life because

I'm sure lots of us are in this situation I

know I was and probably always will be

so let's hold you over for another

segment and we'll come back and hear

about them specific steps of recreating

your life after fifty your career even

when you think it's too late it's not!

See you in a minute.

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