Waching daily Nov 6 2018

hi host family hi kids my name is Ceren I'm an electronics

engineer I'm 26 years old and I'm from Turkey I'm here because I want

to be your next au pair so in this video I will introduce myself to you

I live in a beautiful and big city with many historical and touristic places Bursa. I live with my family.

We are a very happy family I want to introduce

you to my family she's my mother Mürvet and he is my father Ceylan

We like spending time with together my parents always support me for my decisions.

I haven't got any siblings but I have a lot of cousins

I grew up with together

I describe myself as a communicative friendly

creative responsible open-minded and very determined

I have experienced withkids from the one months to twelve years old I gave that lessons to children between the

ages of 3 & 8 it was the best feeling for me that to

teach them new things to have fun with them and to create a smile on their

faces

I also have other childcare experiences I cared my neigbour's daughters İpek and

Melek, I cared my friend's daughter Nehir I help my cousin whenever she needs

helps for caring since her kids Sudenaz, Batuhan and Ilgaz were born

My experiences with children include feeding, changing diaper, playing games

going to the park and playgrounds, cooking, helping with their homework, bathing, putting them to

sleep and preparing them for school. Their parents knew that they were happy

and safe with me

why do I want to be an au pair I like spending time with

children I admire their energy it feels great to teach them something and

learn new things from them it would be a great experience for me watch their growths

prepared them for life and be a role model for them I would practice my English it's

great opportunity for improve my English and also I want to travel meet new

people learn different cultures so being

an au pair will allow me accomplish all of this.

I have had a driving license for seven years

I drive almost every day. I am a very careful and safe driver

I love dancing it's my passion I gave dance lessons to children and

adults and I performed many dance shows

I'm a very sporty person I like Pilates gym riding bike and swimming

besides I enjoy going to the cinema reading books hanging out with my

friends and travelling the most

I look forward to meet your family and be part

of your family thanks for watching bye

For more infomation >> Au Pair Application Video | Ceren Engin - Duration: 3:54.

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🌸 a random chatty video 🌸 - Duration: 8:52.

Welcome to another chatty vlog!

Hey guys! I'm back again, so soon. It's Sunday today and I just felt like

filming a random chatty video.

So, time has been moving so fast, like it's already November.

Well, November 4 today and

I think the last time I filmed a random chatty video was three weeks ago?

And, wow, next thing you know, it's gonna be 2019 already.

It's Sunday today and obviously it's Monday again tomorrow and

I'm gonna be stuck at home, working the whole week. So what I do is I make it a point

on the weekends to go out. Last Wednesday, I went out for this Halloween get-together thing with some friends.

Shoutouts to Angel and Ken! I made a reminder to say hi to you guys!

Angel and Ken are 2 of my friends who always support me in my YouTube endeavors.

MWAH for Ken, MWAH for Angel!

Anyways, I had dinner with Cessy and Chris last night, at Backyard in UP Town. Here's a photo of us.

We were all cute last night. I also watched Bohemian Rhapsody yesterday with Renzo.

And some thoughts about Bohemian Rhapsody. By the way, disclaimer: I don't want this

to affect your decision of watching it or not watching it. Go ahead and watch it,

so you can have a decision of your own, but if you want to hear my thoughts...

I didn't like it that much. Hear me out, so don't get all defensive on me, like:

Freddie Mercury is life, why didn't you love Bohemian Rhapsody, etc, etc...

And yes I know that Freddie Mercury is a great artist and Rami Malek did a great job

portraying Freddie Mercury, no doubt.

Like, that's one of the best things about Bohemian Rhapsody is his portrayal of Freddie Mercury

and the acting and the performing parts were all good. It's just that...

It felt like a quick summary of all the aspects of Freddie Mercury's life

rather than an in-depth experience of some parts of this life. Like what I mean is...

like it touched on everything, but it didn't really make me feel anything. You know what I mean?

It just felt like, in Renzo's words, it was like...

It just felt like a crammed high school PowerPoint report and you just crammed all the information there

just so you can present something. But with that being said,

you can't take away the fact that the performance was great. The performance, the music...

everything was great but... that's the thing. I was just looking to feel something.

Like in A Star is Born, Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's movie,

I know that's not necessarily a biopic of an actual artist in real life

but it's also a music movie. But A Star is Born, it made me feel something. It was raw for me.

Like, I felt something for the character. It's just such a shame that

I didn't feel that for Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody. But then again I don't want that to affect

whether you should watch it or not. I suggest you watch it because there

are some people who definitely loved the movie.

Wow what else... Christmas is near.

I know November just started and I'm already thinking of Christmas, but I mean, who are we kidding,

in the Philippines, Christmas starts on September 1.

Christmas is near, so for all the students out there, don't let yourself be burnt out,

'cause I know this is nearing finals already for some of you. So don't let yourself get burned out.

Take breaks. I talked about this in my apps video. I use this app called Tide.

It times like an hour, let's say, and then it will remind you "Hey, take a three-minute break/

take a 10-minute break", just so your brain doesn't fry like eggs on a beautiful Sunday morning breakfast.

Sometimes I wonder, like I think to myself:

Do I miss being a student? And my answer is no, because it's just that...

I'm enjoying being a non-student right now. Will I study again in the future? Who knows.

But right now I do not miss Ateneo's oral exams. If you don't know what that is, it's basically...

It's an oral exam. Like you talk to the professor one-on-one. There's a thesis statement

and you explain it for, let's say, 10 minutes. And you're just talking for 10 minutes.

It's nerve-racking for some people like me, who just is not that for that kind of stuff.

Sometimes I just want to write down stuff and not have the pressure of

like a pair of knowledgeable and wise eyes like my professors' on me.

It's just... pressuring.

There was one time I cried during an oral exam, but to be fair it wasn't because I was nervous

but it was because the topic was really emotional for me. But yeah I have a love-hate relationship

with Ateneo's oral exams. I don't think a lot of other universities do oral exams a lot,

I think it's mostly Ateneo, but yeah. Love-hate relationship. Love, because it trains you--

it works actually--it trains you to think on your feet and to verbalize your thoughts.

As in speech kind of verbalize, not just written down.

And for some people it's harder, for some people it's easier. But yeah...

Love-hate relationship. Hate, because, like I said, the nerves... it's not good.

But yeah, for all the students there, take breaks! Study smart, not necessarily hard.

Take care of yourselves, because if you don't, who is gonna take your exams for you?

No one. Not your mom, not your dad. You. So take it easy on the Kopiko

and the Starbucks, okay? Drink water sometimes. Not purely McDonald's iced coffee,

which is good for their price.

I just cannot wait for Christmas, like... Again, I'm talking about Christmas. Because this is the first time in my life,

this year, that I have a paying job ever. So I'm so excited to buy stuff for my loved ones that are

actually of substance.

I don't have to give them just Toblerone or Cadbury or Kisses as Christmas gifts.

Not that there's anything wrong with small gifts like chocolates or something like that,

but it's just a different feeling when you give something to someone that you saved up for and worked for.

I cannot wait to feel that feeling this Christmas, so I'm excited.

Undas (The Day of the Dead) just passed. I hope you guys visited your loved ones who have passed

or maybe they'll visit you, hopefully not. No, let's not talk about ghosts.

You know how I hate talking about ghosts, it gives me the heebie-jeebies, the creeps, the *shivers*

I don't even know if I believe in ghosts. I've never seen a ghost ever in my life.

Let's stop talking about it. I'm getting creeped out. I'm alone in my room. Anyways, next topic.

Let us not dive into the world of negativity and fear. Speaking of fear, by the way,

last night I dreamt that there were cockroaches on my bed.

Yes, cockroaches on my bed. And I Googled the meaning of that, like cockroaches in dreams,

what's the meaning? This is what Google said.

"Seeing cockroaches in your dream means your need for renewal, rejuvenation, and self-cleansing

of your psychological, emotional, or spiritual being. You need to reevaluate

major aspects of your life." I was like, what's the connection of cockroaches to my spiritual being?

Like it says so much about us humans and our hankering for finding meaning in everything.

Like why can't it just be cockroaches means cockroaches? No, we have to Google it,

and look for meaning, and spiritual meaning in it, and let it tell us where we are in our lives.

But I guess it just says a lot about how faith or a belief in something important to us.

And it's important for us to hold on to something like that? I don't know. Food for thought.

I will leave the question unanswered. It's just interesting, 'cause I really like doing that.

Like when I wake up and I remember my dream, I really like looking for the meaning of it.

Like this morning, I was like, I Googled "cockroach in your dream meaning".

Do any of you do that also? This is getting so weird and you might end up

dreaming of cockroaches because of this, but I hope not.

But anyways, anyways, anywaaaaze...

I hope you're having a great day, afternoon, or night wherever you are in the world.

I know one of you out there is listening.

If you want, you can follow me Instagram, it's @nikkivicente,

or on Twitter, it's Nicole Vicente, without the vowels.

And with that, be sure to like, comment, and subscribe, and all that good stuff.

And remember: stay monumental!

BYE!

For more infomation >> 🌸 a random chatty video 🌸 - Duration: 8:52.

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Hate making video Top 3 complaints of NOT doing video SOLVED | Ep 29 - Duration: 6:27.

Do you really dislike the idea of making videos for your business? You know you

really should be making them but you just keep finding more and more reasons

why not to? In this video I'm gonna answer and solve the three most common

complaints for not making business videos. Let's dig into that right now!

There are a lot of variations, of complaints for not making a video but I

kind of look at all them and can put them into three main buckets: product,

content process and people. Let's start with the first one: Product. That's

the content of the video. Most likely this comes up as "I don't know what to

make, I don't know what kind of videos I should be creating" or "There are

already so many videos out there that are being created and made by other

people in the industry" or "why would I even bother?" Okay, sure, let's take the

first one: "I don't know what kind of video to make". If you look at your

product, your service and you think about all the questions that your clients keep

asking you about it.. boom! There's a video! Look at out in your industry, just do a

little bit of research: Google search look in Quora, find those questions

people are asking and boom, there's a video! How did you get into your business?

There's another video! The possibilities of content is endless, you just need to

look around. Now, the second part of "There's already a lot of videos out

there", "other people are already created video content on my topic, why would I

bother?" I can understand and I can appreciate that

there probably are already tons of videos on this very topic of why you

should be making videos. But none of them have me, answering that question. None of

them in your area of expertise or industry has your voice, has your

company's values, has your company's perspective yet shared. You have a unique

and an individual energy that no one else has. You can share! Even if there's

other people creating videos, that's okay. There is a customer, a client out there

that needs to hear from you, will appreciate your character, appreciate the

way you deliver, the way you approach a certain problem or a question and

they'll connect with you, and not someone else. So there you go: the whole

product content: ANSWERED! So I'm making videos right there, if that's your main

complaint. The second most common complaint is about the process. Some of

these could come out as "it cost too much", "it takes too much time to make a video"

or just "I'm overwhelmed, it seems too complex"

Now 10-15 years ago, absolutely: all these very very valid! Yet today it cost too

much? Do you have one of these? Great: you can start making videos

Don't let the the concept of equipments or creating such a big production stop

you from making videos. Video is the way we communicate today because of

technology, the barrier of creating it, has come down so low...don't let that stop

you! That's just, that's just laziness right there. For this video is kind of a

kick in the butt a little bit. Now let's take the second part: "it takes

too much time" and the third one "it's just too overwhelming". This one comes

from not understanding how you can break the process down. If you're trying

to do, if try to create a video in an hour..."Alright we're gonna figure out what

we're gonna say, we're gonna shoot it and then we're gonna get it online, all in

the next next couple hours". You are putting way too much on yourself. Break

it down: understand the parts, the process of creating a video. First, take a

couple hours on a certain day where you're energized and do a little

research. Find out what your content should be and then write it. Then let

that sit another day. Then you record it, when you're energetic and you've had

some coffee and you can drink it and you can be energized on camera. And

then another day you can edit it. And also about the process is coming back to

don't overwhelm yourself with trying to get all the lights and the camera, if

you've never done video. If you have the budget and so cost isn't an issue hire a

professional and they can make it streamline to make it happen. If you

don't have the budget then just simplify it to using your phone, edit it on your

phone just trimming up the beginning and end so don't try to add all a bunch of

graphics and text. Simplify it to where it makes it easy for yourself. Don't over

complicate it! It can be simple! There you go process that complaint and problem

SOLVED. About the last one, number three: people. And this one will probably a

common complaint until forever. And this usually comes out as "I

don't like how I look on camera" Can you relate with this? Can you understand this?

I can't, I create videos all the time and I still can't stand looking at myself on

a video. This won't ever really go away. There's a couple ways you can approach

it though. One is maybe you have a team and you can look at someone on your team

who is very confident and is less concerned about that and is energetic

and go. Another way may be to partner with another business or YouTuber, influencer

that they can be on your videos and take more of the spotlight. You could also

create videos that don't have your face on it, though I still am a fan of that

human connection. So you could even just sponsor or pay an influencer to

still have your brain connected to it, so you're creating videos just doesn't have

to have your face. But let's say you don't have the budget for that or it

just doesn't make sense and you just need to be on the video. You are a

wonderful person, no matter how you look or sound, just accept that you can be on

video and that people will appreciate you. We're in an age of transparency and

where people appreciate being able to connect on a human level. You don't have

to be perfect, you don't have to be all fabulous and without flaws. That actually

detracts from the quality and end potential of what your video could be. So

you as a person have a message, a voice to share: don't let that be silenced by

the thought that you're not good enough for that that you are just not ready or

look great on camera. Forget that thought! Get on camera start making videos!

Problem SOLVED. So a little bit more kick in the butt video then maybe there

should have been. I hope this helps you though overcome the three most common

complaints so you can start making videos today. Please subscribe, hit that

little bell icon to get notified the next time one of our videos is online

I'm Alex with Your Local Studio. I'll see you next time!

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Plootus 1 min Video - Duration: 1:01.

Hi, my name is Sunil Gangwani.

My wife used to ask me how much money we need for retirement and how should I select the right

investment options from the 401k plan.

When I started analyzing the problem.

I realized that 1 in 3 Americans has zero dollars in their retirement account.

42% of the Millennials have not even started saving for retirement.

I further asked my family and family and I was shocked to see nobody has a defined process to save

for retirement. And that led to the birth of our idea Plootus.

Plootus not only helps you in calculating how much money you need for retirement but also helps you

in selecting the right investment options from your 401k plan.

We launched a couple of months ago and we have 1000 users already. We are offering it for free and getting very positive response.

We are a team of 8 professionals that includes developers, marketing professionals, and financial analysts.

Thank you