Waching daily Jan 5 2017

DEER oh DEER oh me.

The best puns are the ones which make people cringe, unsubscribe and want to punch you

in the face.

This artwork is a birthday present for my best friend.

Luckily he hasn't punched me in the face for bad puns... except for that one time...Nah,

all jokes aside, this piece is pretty special to me.

My best friend and I have been friends since pre-school - so I wanted to

give him something awesome for his birthday.

He likes deer, so I asked him to pick out a silhouette of a deer and let me do the

rest.

Drawing a present for a friend is tough.

You feel a hell of a lot of pressure drawing the piece because you don't want to stuff

up.

You want to draw everything perfectly - more perfect than just any other regular artwork.

You don't want to give them an artwork they don't like.

You want to give them a gift which they love.

If you give a stranger off the street an artwork and they don't like

it, its not a big deal.

But when you give an artwork to someone you respect and value their opinion, it gets pretty

nerve racking wondering if they will actually like

it.

Has anyone else felt the pressure of drawing a gift for a friend or family member?

Luckily he liked it and it sits above his mantel piece in a black frame!

I don't think this is going to be the last deer artwork I create this year!

It's just too easy to draw an awesome deer inspired piece!

I really want to draw a huge A2 antler piece next!

Are you guys bored of Deer artworks or do you want to see more?

(1.30)

I should get back to actually talking about the damn artwork.

I always feel like I go way off topic when I talk in these videos.

Woooo a red car!

There's two primary styles I'm drawing at the moment - polynesian

and geometrical style tribal ink.

For smaller outlines like this deer, polynesian style makes more sense.

Especially seeing as its a deer, polynesian style also

seems like a more natural choice.

Polynesian styles are heavily influenced by nature and I feel like it fits in with deer

quite nicely.

Geometrical style wouldn't really fit this artwork.

It could look cool, but geometric style usually is a lot more simple with less Ink.

The polynesian style means more ink which Stands out in front of the green and brown

background.

Anyway, thanks for watching!

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Where 12 months on YouTube can take you - Duration: 5:17.

Where 12 months on YouTube can take you From starting a channel to appearing on Richard

Branson's blog.

As we begin 2017, I've decided to document the journey of my first full calendar year

on YouTube.

The aim is to show you what is possible and to hopefully inspire some of you to give it

a go too.

I started this channel, Obtain Eudaimonia near the end of 2015 with no previous experience

of creating videos.

I read a lot of books about successful people and decided to create animations providing

a summary of each book that I read.

Like most people's first attempts, my first video was relatively poor, but not as cringe-worthy

as I'd feared.

Since that very first animation was published just over a year ago, I've been on a journey

both figuratively and literally.

I'd like to share some of these experiences with you.

Every year I set myself at least one long term goal.

I'd recently got back into reading a lot, which I used to do as a child.

In January, I set myself the rather ambitious challenge of reading 50 books in a year, which

would mean a video every week for the channel.

The first three or four months of 2016 went by and I was enjoying the process of creating

the videos.

The challenge to read one book a week and produce an animation was tough, but achievable

and the goal really helped me to keep being consistent with producing the videos.

Incidentally, in my experience it's not the smartest that are successful on YouTube…

it's the most consistent, the hardest working and the most unperturbed.

As Albert Einstein once said: "It's not that I'm so smart, it's

just that I stay with problems longer" His view is as applicable on YouTube as it

is in theoretical physics.

The channel was growing, but the growth was slow and I started having doubts as to how

beneficial the videos were for people, as they're primarily educational in nature.

Then in May I read, Screw it, Let's Do It by Sir Richard Branson.

It was a great book and after I made a video about it, I sent a link to it to his company,

Virgin, as I thought it may have been of interest to them.

A few days later, out of the blue I was contacted by Sir Richard himself who wanted to share

the video on his website and promote it further.

When he published his blog post about the video, it was my proudest moment as a YouTube

creator.

As you can imagine, the recognition and kind words he had to say about my work were extremely

motivating and gave me a boost: not only in terms of motivation, but in views and subscribers

as well.

Over the course of the year many other people have got in touch to say how much they've

liked the videos, which brings me to my next point which may seem obvious to some.

If you produce high quality content about somebody, let them know!

Simply by sending a tweet or an email I've got to speak to some incredible people and

received some invaluable advice.

The author Derek Sivers in particular has been a great help, answering my questions

and offering his advice.

In August, I did my first collaboration and had an animation about Steve Jobs featured

on Evan Carmichael's channel.

Since then I've also worked with Patrick Daniel who was looking for people to get involved

with creative approaches regarding the launch of his new book The Thinker.

By reaching out to him, we worked together to produce a series of videos, containing

extracts from the book.

Never underestimate the power of reaching out.

In September, I was invited by YouTube to attend their YouTube Creator Day at their

brand-new YouTube Space in London.

I also attended a similar event closer to home in Manchester in December.

The events were invaluable as you spend the day learning how to improve your channel with

other YouTube creators.

Extremely successful YouTubers who are a lot further on in their journey than me that I

learnt a lot from included Mike Boyd (who learns a new skill every month) and Amman

Ahmed (who built a company from his relaxation music channels).

There is also an opportunity to network afterwards in a relaxed "Happy Hour" environment

with your peers.

A couple of friends who I met and stayed in touch with are Marek Larwood (comedian extraordinaire)

and Iain McGregor (who creates Physics/Engineering animations).

The benefit of receiving knowledge, help and advice from speaking to your peers is invaluable.

The past year on YouTube has not only exceeded my expectations, it has opened doors to opportunities

that I didn't even know existed and I've gathered over 5,000 subscribers in the process.

I'm excited about the future and my plans for the direction of the channel in 2017.

I hope this shows you what is possible in 12 months with a goal and some hard work on

something you enjoy and are passionate about.

Although, when it comes to hard work as the saying goes:

"Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life"

So if you've ever thought about starting a channel, I implore you to give it a go in

2017.

Who knows where it could take you…

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Supernatural VERSÃO ACRE (Live-Action Paródia) - Duration: 9:10.

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Bullet Journal Planner Setup 2017 (+Plan With Me January) - Duration: 8:53.

Alright my loves welcome back, or if this is your first time on my channel welcome,

and happy new year!

Today I thought I'd take you on a quick flip through my new bullet journal setup situation

and how I plan on staying organised through 2017 and into the future.

So let's just get right into it.

The notebook I'm using is this random one I found on amazon, I'll leave a link to

it below and anything else I use or mention as always will be listed in the description

as well.

But yeah I don't love the cover of it, I'll probably do something about that when I get

the chance, but otherwise, I chose it because it fit all the other criteria I was looking

for.

I wanted something ring bound, bigger than a5 but not as big as a4 and with thick dot-grid

pages.

If you've seen my last planner video you'll remember I had a leuchtturn and that worked

really well but I wanted brighter, clearer pages and thicker pages that wouldn't show

through any ink.

On this first page I'm planning on putting some kind of checklist, like a daily, weekly,

monthly planner routine.

Since the years just started, and I'm still getting into my stride with this new planner,

I don't quite have a routine set in place yet.

So first page is the index or contents which is just really basically colour coded.

I took inspiration from David Allen's 'Getting Things Done' method, I'll try and leave

some info on that in the video description if you're not familiar with it.

But yeah I've basically got my pages grouped into the categories, Reference, Someday/Maybe,

Current/Action and Miscellaneous.

So Reference is for things that I just want to remember, they might not serve a real purpose

and they don't need any action taken on them but just things that I want written down

so for example, you'll see in a bit I have a page of all the places around the world

that my online shop has seen orders from.

Stuff like that.

Then Someday/Maybe is things that I might take actions on just not right now, things

like books I want to read and goals for the year.

Current is obviously anything I'm dealing with at the moment so my monthly and weekly

spreads and then misc is just anything I can't find a place for.

The main thing, and I've said this before, but my main thing is having every little thing

written down and then organising it into the right folders so nothing gets lost or forgotten

in my brain.

Right so going through the first few pages, one thing you'll know if you've seen my

videos, I take a very minimal approach to things like this.

I like things to be neat and tidy and I love seeing gorgeously decorated planner pages

but for me I just want to get the information down and keep it nice and simple.

Also since I've just started using this book, the pages are a little bit bare but

you get the gist of where its going.

So this is just lists of tv shows and films I want to watch, books I want to read,

a sort of shopping wishlist for whenever I have a bit of money.

So not like an everyday shopping list, more like a new camera lens and stuff like that.

This page which is colour coded green so in the reference category is a list of companies

I've worked with since being on youtube.

This is the page of places around the world I've delivered to.

Again, I could've set it out in a way that was a bit snazzier but I like just being able

to have a look back and also have a tally of where I've had the most orders from.

I did add this little map that I just printed off of google and I might start colouring

in all the places that Ive received orders from.

And as always, little plug here, but if you wanna check out my shop I'll have it linked

below, I have a few art prints going on there at the moment and I'm looking to get back

to adding new artwork as soon at possible.

Next is another basic page, just little moments that I want to remember.

This page is where I plan on listing any projects or ideas that come to mind this year, when

it comes to making more detailed project notes and things I just flip to the back of the

book where I don't mind being a bit messier and just braindstorming and things.

Alright and then we get to just a basic list of my little goals and big goals.

Always great to refer to when I'm feeling a bit lost, wondering what my next step is.

One of them I've already achieved, in fact two of them now, as I've just reached 50k

subscribers here on youtube so I'll just cross that off and date it.

But yeah my bigger goals are a bit more you know.. 'see the world' they're more

like hopes and dreams but I really believe in the power of just writing things down.

And then we get to the blue colour coded pages so current actionable things.

Here's my year at a glance, so far mainly birthdays on here but yeah I just write the

date and the thing with a little symbol depending on what it is.

Then theres my never-ending to do where I write any tasks that don't have a specific

deadline, things that I can refer to when I have a spare moment and when I wanna get

stuff done.

I'll also refer to it when I'm writing up my monthly spread to see if theres anything

I can transfer to my things to get done that month.

So like this.

This is my spread for december.

I've gone back to the traditional bullet journal layout for this one, more or less.

With the list view of the dates and then anything that's happening that day beside it.

Then on the next page I have a little list of goals and tasks I want to prioritise for

the month and a quick run down of my ingoing and outgoing finances, just for my shop, not

personal spending, I transfer it all onto a spreadsheet at the end of the month so a

lot of the information isn't there cos I'll have just recorded it digitally already.

And then just a little bit of decoration; what I do is, I'll search tumblr or pinterest

for words like 'pastel' or 'blue' or 'pink' and pick random pictures here and there.

A lot of them are made to be phone backgrounds or stuff like that and the creators just say

things like 'like this photo if you're gonna use it' so I do that.

Unfortunately on sites like tumblr it can be hard to find the actual source of things

so I try not to sort of take the mick with the amount of things I print off.

So getting to the weekly pages now, this was my first try so I didn't really like this

one.

Getting the hang of it here.

I basically write a list of the things I need to get done that week, circles are for events

and if it's day specific I'll write the day next to it, I'll also have a little

area to write anything thats coming up next week and then day by day I'll have a running

to-do list in the typical bullet journal style.

I put an x through something I've completed, or just one diagonal line through if it's

half done, a line through if it's no longer relevant, an arrow if I've moved it somewhere

else, an exclamation mark next to it if it's a priority and here I just had so much going

on that I wrote a new really specific list in order of what needed doing.

And then carried on as normal.

Oh and at the end of the week I write a little summary and highlight the key words.

So this is the most recent week I did, the last week of december, and now I'm gonna

set up the new month and this current week.

So lets speed things up.

After listing the days, I flip back to my yearly view to see whats coming up in January,

not much, and then I have a look at my never-ending to-do to see if theres anything I can add

to my goals and tasks for the month.

This is where I'll write my finances and then I have this cute little picture off tumblr

that says '2017 please be good to me' which I think is a great wish to start the year

with, and this one does have a source, it's from a blog called 'pinklilies' so I'll

leave that linked below.

Now I know I'm using blue as the colour for current events but I decided to change

the colour of weekly spreads each month so I'm going with a pink/purple theme today.

And since there's not much going on this week, this is pretty much it!

So I hope you enjoyed this video, thanks so much for joining me, if you're following

my 30 ways to fill a sketchbook series, we'll back to business as usual this week and if

you're not subscribed already, I'd love to have you here as part of the fam, alright,

I'll see you all in the next one, bye!

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học tiếng Anh - Bài 6 - hình ảnh - viết các câu chuyện - Duration: 7:15.

Hey guys. Today, we'll learn how to write short stories based on pictures.

First of all, let's go to vocabulary.

Now let's learn by doing. Brainstorm vocabulary and write a three-sentence story about each picture 1 - 4.

Here are some examples.

Please do the same for picture 2.

Here are some examples.

Please do the same for picture 3.

Here are some examples.

Please do the same for picture 4.

Here are some examples.

In this follow up section, rewrite the three sentences you wrote about each picture 1 - 4 above.

Change one word (noun or verb) in two of the sentences so that they are wrong.

Read the three sentences to a different partner and ask them to choose the correct sentence.

Then, find an interesting picture and write three sentences about it.

Change one word (noun or verb) in two of the sentences to test on your partners.

Thank you very much for watching. If you like it, please subscribe to ensure you're not missing any videos and share it with your friends.

If you're not satisfied at any certain points or want me to add something more into the lessons,

please leave your comments below. I'm very sure the next videos will be much better.

You're watching TOEIC 500 (Vietnamese version). I'm John Carnegie from Wealth Success English Centre. Bye for now.

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STRONG war film "White Death" in 2017! Films about the War of 1941-45! Films about the war! - Duration: 1:13:50.

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