Thứ Ba, 11 tháng 9, 2018

Youtube daily Sep 11 2018

President Trump claims Google is only showing

bad news of him.

He claims search results are rigged

and suppressing voices of conservatives,

which poses the question: Does Trump

know how the internet works?

In his latest point of focus the President of

the United States tweeted that Google search

results for Trump news shows

only the viewing and reporting of fake news

media. He then added that 96%

of results on Trump news are from

national left wing media,

CNN being prominent.

But there's a few issues

with the president's claims.

Let's begin with the 96%.

This percentage was based on an unscientific

study from an article published on conservative

website PJ Media.

Keyword here is unscientific.

The reporter who wrote the story even stressed

in a Washington Post op-ed that

her research was not scientific

and only included a small sample size

of 100 results which is not

enough for a Fox News anchor to run

with on air

and called for an investigation on the supposed rigged system.

The reporter at PJ Media said that out of

her 100 search results, 96

were from left leaning organizations.

Ranked by a chart from a former CBS

News correspondent.

But while left leaning sites received far more

hits on hot-button political issues than right

leaning sites,

something to take into account is that that

number does not reflect Google search results

across the board.

PJ media's Google searches could be completely

different than President Trump's

and everyone else's.

You see, Google search results are very

complex since they're based on a series of

ever-changing algorithms,

geographic specific rankings,

and your own search history.

So depending on where you are,

how much you search for a specific topic,

and what's trending,

you will get different results every time.

And when it comes to judging the quality of the top

news stories in the search results,

Google ranks them by freshness,

relevancy, and authoritativeness.

But what is authoritativeness,

and how is that managed?

Google has these bots called web crawlers

that index the entire web.

But there are also human raters that rank these

stories.

According to Google,

raters measure authoritativeness based on the

expertise and trustworthiness of a site.

Meaning if a news organization has won a Pulitzer

Prize or has positive reviews engagement

from users, they'll rank up top.

While sites that spread hate

and misinformation are given low ratings.

It's unclear what fake news articles showed

up for Trump.

But when we Google "Trump news,"

some of the top results were his

own tweets which in itself is an entirely

different problem.

Google tends to display top tweets relating to

the topic you search for.

The problem is,

Twitter is not great at moderating fake news

which results in Google displaying reporting from

actual fake news websites.

Google has since replied to Trump's claims in

a statement saying searches are not

used to set a political agenda

and that it doesn't bias its results towards any

political ideology.

Trump has widened his line of attack on Google,

though, with a 24-second video

claiming that the search engine never promoted

his State of the Union Address speech

but that it would always promote Obama's.

The video was published on Twitter

with the #StopTheBias hashtag.

Google quickly debunked that claim saying it

did highlight Trump's speech on January

30th of 2018.

However, it didn't highlight his first address

to Congress,

since it's technically not a State of the Union,

and that statement checks out.

Record on the internet archived website Wayback

Machine shows that Google did

in fact promote Trump's 2018 speech.

So where did the photos

and the video come from

and most importantly are they doctored?

Again, Trump might not know how the internet

works, if something seems inaccurate,

people will quickly point out the flaws.

BuzzFeed, along with other individuals

and organizations, have pointed out

that Trump's video shows a Google logo

that was ditched in September 2015.

There's also inconsistencies

with the Google Doodles the search engine ran,

and the graphics on the Trump's video for those specific

dates.

But let's not forget that Google is not innocent here.

While we know that this is not the search results

fault, there's still plenty concern

with Google and its refusal to be fully transparent

with its inner workings. Following the

claims, White House Economic Adviser Larry

Kudlow said the administration is taking

a look at Google searches.

It's unclear what sort of investigation regulators

will want to launch against Google

but the Justice Department has a track record

of showing little interest in pursuing anti-trust

cases against Google.

Regardless of what happens,

one thing is for sure.

Trump's admiration for Google has changed a lot

from July, after regulators

in Europe fined Google

with $5.1 billion

for anti-trust violations.

That's when he called the tech giant one of our

greatest companies.

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Southern Kids Think Nana's Lime Delight Is Anything But Delightful | Southern Living - Duration: 1:56.

Looks like vomit.

(upbeat music)

No way this is food.

Ew.

(upbeat music)

Like a mint jello thing.

Am I gonna throw up if I eat this?

Disgusting.

Is that bacon?

It kind of feels like slime, dried up slime.

Yuck.

It's good.

Blech.

Why'd you spit it out?

It was yucky.

Uh.

I'm gonna keep going.

Oh, I know what it is.

It's jello.

Somehow it reminds me of a salad that has grapes in it.

Tastes like Mountain Dew.

It's like wobbly, like slime.

It's gushy.

It's not bad.

What do you see?

What are you tasting?

Bacon, squash, green food coloring, sugar.

Wait, you can taste green food coloring?

What else does it have in it?

Um, rocks.

Lime jello, apple, and either lemon or pineapples.

It's called Nana's lime delight.

Nana's lime delight?

I love limes.

Oh, that's, yeah, that.

Nana must be a bad cook.

Did Nana get it wrong?

Yes.

Which one's terrible?

Blech.

I feel full.

It was actually kind of good.

Sure?

One more try?

No

Come on, one more try?

No.

I would rather leave this set.

Y'all don't want any

of that green stuff to take home?

No.

Blech, no.

Say bye-bye, lime delight.

Bye, I won't miss you.

Never come back.

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Dinner on the beach with Seamus Mullen - Duration: 4:33.

(inspiring piano music)

- I'm Seamus Mullen.

I'm a chef, cookbook author, and traveling is my passion.

And I bet you're wondering how I ended up here

in the middle of the Columbia River,

getting dragged around by a seven-foot sturgeon.

(intense orchestral music)

(waves crash)

(happy ukulele music)

(girl harmonizing)

Getting on the road is one of my favorite things to do.

I get to get down and close to any local culture

that I'm visiting and really experience it

from the inside out.

(market chatter)

- What's goin' on man, good to see you.

- Good to see you.

- They've got some killer herbs.

- Yeah.

You said you could use basil,

I saw something about the whole snap pea,

some sort of infatuation.

This is Seamus.

- Nice to meet you.

- Got business from the East cost.

We're hittin' the beach, we've been cookin' in a RV

over on Sunset Beach.

- [Shop Owner] Cool.

- Not without it's

challenges. - It's gonna be good.

- It'll be delicious.

- Yeah, right. - That'll be great, awesome.

- Good?

- Yeah I think that's good.

- Cool.

- The Pacific Northwest is famous for its seafood,

but not only seafood, their incredible ingredients.

(orchestral music)

- Hey, mornin' chef.

- Hey man, great to see you, man.

- Good to see you.

- How are you? - Good, how are you?

This is my buddy Vincent from Enzo Olive Oil.

- Nice to meet you. - Vincent, nice to meet you.

Luka, how are you, kiddo?

- Yeah, she's good.

Hey we wanted to bring some salt and olive oil by

- Fantastic. - before your bike ride.

- Awesome. - For tonight's dinner.

- Fantastic, this is your stuff?

- Yeah.

- Love it, thanks guys, I'm gonna go for a ride,

and I'll see you tonight at dinner.

- Sounds good. - Awesome.

- Thanks a lot. - Have a good ride.

- Take care.

See ya. - Let's go girl.

- I'm a cyclist, and I love riding my bike, and having

the RV allows me to have this portable, mobile, home base

where I can just pop out with my bike, ride into town,

go check out the farmer's market, and then take whatever

I've got, bring it home, and fix it up for dinner.

(inspirational music)

(knife chops)

RV kitchen hack.

Getting out on the water with Chef Chris was really one

of the most incredible experiences I've ever had.

Getting a fish on and landing a gigantic, prehistoric

sturgeon, and then being able to cook it and create

a meal for my new friends on the beach

brings everything full circle.

And to be able to do all of this from my home on the road

is really an incredible thing.

(laughter)

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I think the very first time

Taylor took me backpacking, I was hooked.

I felt that connection that I wanted so

desperately to not let go of.

And so early on we decided that the outdoors

were going to be the path we chose to

raise a family

♫ Oh-oh ♫ [Upbeat background music]

We have an outdoor women's company that encourages women to get outside to try

new outdoor sports and we really

couldn't be successful in our business

if we lived anywhere else but in Ogden.

"I think you got it, girl!"

I honestly can't think of a place in the

world where I could have it this good as

a father of a family and as a business owner.

We love the Wasatch and we love the fun

counterculture kind of vibe the Ogden has.

We're proud of it and we embrace it.

A lot of times when people finally

arrive to Ogden they don't expect

there's so much to do.

The accessibility is amazing. I mean you can't go more than

10 minutes in a car without being 10

minutes from a trailhead. So whether it's

just us or with our family Ogden makes

getting outside easy.

♫ Oh-oh ♫ [Upbeat background music]

So I mean obviously we choose to live

here, but even more than that we

choose to experience what it is to live

here and the coolest part about it is

anybody can come here and experience the

same thing.

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The COMPLETE Facebook Ads & Google Adwords REMARKETING Guide - Duration: 19:18.

welcome to the video guys today we're

talking about how to 10x your ad ROI and

I'm gonna give you my ultimate guide to

advertising all right guys welcome to

the video so today we're gonna talk

about 10x in your ad ROI and I'm gonna

go through multiple different examples

they can do my ultimate guide to

advertising here now I'm excited about

this this is gonna be there's me so much

value in this I'm literally me view

every model that I'm using so about 3 to

4 models that we're gonna talk about

respect trust and rapport which are

crucial when you're running ads or

selling anything online now what most

people do and this isn't just relevant

for you know dropshippers where people

that are you know selling online or

e-commerce in any form or fashion this

is relevant across the board so if

you're selling anything this is

pertaining to you so if you want to run

ads what do people typically do now this

is something I've talked about before

I'm gonna add this and I'm gonna start

building an ad place I've been building

a lot of different tab

you know ads lately and one thing that

one one thing that people do when they

make mistake is they think that they're

just gonna turn on an ad and it's gonna

start selling right away guys ads are

built they aren't created so what do I

mean by that ads our bill well you might

run an ad initially and it might not

work but the information that you get

from that allows you to tweak and hang

down so I'm gonna give you examples if

you're if you it's a little bit over

your head I dare you to stay till the

end and tell me that you're not blown

away so these are some ad strategies

that I've been playing around with

lately and are really in my opinion some

of the best online so what do most

people do let's use drop shipping as an

example here in this video but

specifically this could go across the

board in any you know former fashion or

any niche or any business model so most

people what they do is they're gonna run

an ad

and what are they gonna do they're gonna

run that to their audience we'll just

draw a couple people here that's gonna

be the audience tell off my drawing

skills are legit here so why does this

not work people were on this and they

run their ad to the audience to a random

audience and they used interest

targeting you know they try to pick the

right demographics and then they might

even go back and hold in those that

information and pick the better

demographics and interests arching

targeting that doesn't work anymore so

what would I implore you to do this does

not work anymore don't just run an ad to

an audience and try to hone in your

demographic instead what you're going to

do this is one of the the strategies

that I've basically seen works in a

number of fields and businesses and

niches but especially will work for

dropshipping so what you're going to do

right is you don't even need a website

to do well you don't even need to like a

specific pixel in our website to set up

we're giving it the pixels and actually

you know more advanced strategies here

in a second I'm gonna give you a bunch

of them but first specifically if you

just started dropshipping this is what

you should do and this isn't just drop

shipping like I said even though I said

that a million times so what you're

going to do is you're going to set up a

post and it's gonna go viral okay so

you're gonna try to keep keep sending

out viral post this is obviously dealing

with your your store's Instagram page or

your face stores Facebook page or

whatever and you're gonna try to get

people to engage with a post you're not

going to run any advertising to that now

once you get a post that goes viral what

are you gonna do you're gonna look for

the engagement on that post so you're

gonna get engagement on that post

right and once you get an ad the kosumi

viral for you and you get engagement on

the post then that's when you finally

take your ad and you target the people

that engage with your ads from your Sam

account why does this work better well

you're gonna have the respect you're

gonna have the trust and you're gonna

have to report these people know who you

are put simply they have the trust

because they've engaged with your

content before and if they see in your

store they've and they understand what

you're selling and they've seen your

page before they've engaged with a piece

of your content they're gonna be much

more you know inclined to potentially to

purchase from you and trust you and

respect what that that you're a

legitimate business now this goes a

little bit more in-depth this is a very

basic strategy but you can 10x your a

bar I just doing this now if you take

this and you mold it to when I'm on the

races here in a second but if you take

this and mold the other strategies I'm

about to give you to this once you drive

people to engage and you send them to

you send them with your ad which I'm

gonna tell you in here a second you can

literally take this and just scale to

the ceiling all right guys now building

on that last ad tragedy that showed you

here obviously we talked about this is

not what you want to do you don't want

to just take an ad and target random

audiences and kind of that's that's

basically a metaphor for throwing shit

at a wall and seeing what sticks not

gonna work you're gonna be wasting a lot

of your money so take that first method

it works great and you can literally 10x

your ad ROI overnight if you do that

thing now you're also gonna 20x a scale

to the ceiling if you combine the second

strategy with that first strategy so I'm

gonna give you another strategy here in

a second and it's really going to blow

your mind

so the second strategy is you're going

to pay an influencer well not I need

that looks pretty nice and I didn't s

set up so you're gonna pay an influencer

to run an ad to a landing page but not

an influencer or an ad like you're

thinking a lot of people will be like oh

and influence or I've seen this before

I'm gonna pay an influencer you know

run an ad for 50% off of drop shipping

store X no that doesn't work anymore

either what instead you want to do is

you want to run pain influencer you know

not huge influencer but somebody just to

basically run and offer a promotion or

to generate buzz and get people to your

store if you're running a job shipping

store we're just going to put landing

page here because you can be selling

anything online but if you're a dropship

if you're drop shipping store maybe

running a 75% off store to just get

people to your site now you're you're

obviously if you can make the sale here

that's great but you're not you're your

actual goal here isn't to make the sale

so maybe you want to give away a free

offer maybe you want to give away you

know a free article maybe you want to

give away you know the the ten-time

let's say your drop shipping pet

products maybe you're giving away a free

article or you know just just generating

buzz to a landing page that gives away a

download link or you know an article

that says the top ten things you know

that that you don't know that's hurting

your pet or something

your your overall strategy here and

tailor this to whatever you're doing is

to get people to your landing page

because once you get people to your

landing page you are going to have a

pixel this is something that we're

talking about before set up for your

landing page and then you know that if

let's hypothetically roll with the same

drop shipping example here and this can

be tailored like I said a million times

to anything use your brain you know that

the people that come to this landing

page from your influencer had are

interested in what you're selling and

you've collected their data then you're

going to take a new ad your ad and

target the pixel people that come to

your landing page why does this work

better why will this 10x your ad ROI

because you're not just throwing shit at

a wall at a random audience these people

that have better on a pixel that a visit

of your landing page you know that they

are more inclined to like your product

they're interested in this case pet

supplies or sell you don't be pet

products or that specific niche they're

more inclined to buy from you for that

reason

that they Fanny to your website they

know who you are you built the report

usually hopefully you hopefully have

their trust and if not you will gain

their trust over you know targeting them

continuously and they obviously respect

the fact that you're selling stuff that

they like and and that you seem to be a

brand that they can believe in so it's a

little beyond the scope of this video

but it's important to keep in mind you

know all your ad copy and all you know

building customer relations you always

want to build respect trust and rapport

you can be the worst salesman in the

world

but if you have those three things

you're golden you can tell have a

terrible sales pitch but that's why I

have a lot of people you'll see online

if they have a YouTube channel or

something and they sell directly linking

in their videos there's nothing wrong

with that but if they have your respect

their truck you're trusting their and

your rapport then and and report you

have rapport with them then you're more

kind of back on them even through a

simple link in their video when they're

kind of just saying oh by the way

purchase through this link because they

don't really need a sales pitch they

have all those things so why am I trying

to tell you this when these people hit

your landing page you know they're more

I'm fine like we talked about before you

know that they're interested in that and

they know who you are because they've

been to your website that's its will

drop your ad spend 10x and thus increase

your overall profit margins and you'll

be able to spend more on ads get more

return on your investment and scale more

now we're gonna talk about another way

here in a second and I'm going to be a

fourth way and all three of these are

all four of these methods if you use

them and combine them you will literally

start to see that your ads are gonna

work more profitably but if they're not

gonna work overnight guys it's about

building a an ad campaign and then once

you have this even if you break even

here which that that's actually good

because if you break even you have all

the information you have all the data

you have all the potential customers

information now and you can target them

in the future of future products so the

whole goal here is you're building a

customer base you're getting the

information and if you can make money

great if you break even great even if

you lose a little bit of money and

you're really trying to scale and build

businesses here we're not talking about

beginner stuff here necessarily

it's great because you're building a

customer base you understand who your

future customers are that you can target

and you're getting information about the

potential you know your audience members

that are gonna potentially purchase your

products in future so we're gonna move

on to a third one and then I'll show you

a fourth one that's also going to blow

your minds all right guys now we're

gonna talk about number three now I'm

gonna race this really fast because we

already talked about this before so

you're not obviously gonna run an ad

blindly to an audience anymore gonna

race this because I feel like I've

driven that home we're talking about

other ad strategies here they're gonna

increase your profit margin and 10x your

ROI so we know to avoid that now in the

future this third strategy is really

just through that write on my computer

there's this third strategy wrote right

here is really you know one of the

things that I love to do and it's really

what I'm doing right now so you're not

just gonna run blind advertising but you

are gonna run an ad your whole goal with

his first ad here is to build your

customer base not necessarily to make

money initially but that's great if you

can make money I'm gonna show you how

you can't make money using this in the

future so you're gonna run an ad for a

free offer and I'm doing this a lot

right now so me specifically maybe a lot

of you you know if you've watched my

youtube channel if you you know engage

with my website and any means necessary

you might get hit with an ad on YouTube

you might get hit with an ad on Facebook

you might get hit with an ad on

Instagram and what I'm doing is I'm

giving away my free drop shipping

courses for free I'm set free the reason

behind that is I'm trying to build an

audience of people that are potentially

interested in what a you know obviously

respect trust summer have I never poor

with that who know who I am so that I

can potentially marketing products in

the future that might be you that might

be somebody else that might be somebody

else it doesn't really

matter just trying to build the audience

right now because if I run ads and I

gave away my free course I know that I

give those people enough value and I

continue to you know help them make

money eventually it's inevitable they're

gonna want to buy products from me

they're gonna want to buy something it's

the law reciprocity so they'll have the

respect to hunt their trust and wrap

their all have their rapport so I'm all

about giving the value first and so

that's why I have no problem giving away

any course first however that being said

what I'm gonna do when I call it when I

when these people for my ad come to this

free landing page the landing page for

the free offer I'm gonna have a pixel

set up on that landing page something

that we've talked about before and if

you haven't sure if you have much my

tricks with my pixel video videos excuse

me I'll drop them like I said I'm

putting this an entire playlist and I'm

gonna be adding the word to this place

in the future but if you haven't checked

out my pixel video I'll drop that as a

card up above my head in the right-hand

corner right now I'll also put that in

the description if you want to check

that out it's a great great video

there's a lot of great insight in that

however so I'm gonna click the people

with a pixel that way I can start to

come back on YouTube I can target them

back on you Instagram I Margar those

people back on Facebook or any of the

Google Display Network so that you know

across the board and I'm also going to

collect their email they're gonna give

me their email exchange for the course

now I'm not necessarily trying to sell

these people right away I'm just giving

them value I'm telling here's the course

here's some other supplemental material

but what I'm doing is I'm building their

trust I'm giving them value and the law

of reciprocity eventually it's it's

human nature if I give them enough value

and I help them make enough money

they'll think oh this guy's pretty cool

he's helping me make money you know he's

giving me value he cares about me

obviously so I'm obviously more inclined

to pay for his stuff or buy his stuff in

the future then I am from somebody over

here Joe Schmo that I don't know he's

just running targeted ads to me on

Facebook I don't necessarily know them

haven't given me any value I haven't

built a relationship with them I haven't

built the trust their truth

the trust the respect or the rapport

with them and so what I'm trying to do

is I'm building all those things slowly

by targeting these people giving them

value and giving them free something

free you can take this and mold this to

your business but you're gonna collect

their email in their information you're

also going to collect them on your pixel

and then what you're gonna do is you're

gonna do two things you're also gonna

take an ad write your real ad this is so

ad that's gonna make you the money so

this is ad McCall this ad number two

I'll call this ad number one at number

two is where you're really gonna see the

money so ad number two you're and it's

Harvey the pixel people just like we

talked about previously also a great

method it's gonna give you a good 10x

ROI you're gonna have less ad spend with

more return on your investments because

these people know you you've obviously

given them something free you build the

relationship with a pump with them and

they trust you now so you're also going

to set up an email sequence here so it's

an auto responding we're just gonna

abbreviate this Auto press can't stop

grass email sequence that's what that

says so you're gonna set up an auto

responding email sequence to these

people when you collect their emails so

I'll take you through the funnel what

happens here is this is probably my

favorite funnel here the ED or

especially because number four what I'm

about to show you after this so what you

do is run up an ad that ad is not

necessarily to make money but it could

make you money because all these people

that come through your ad initially

might have a chance to either get hit

with your ad to be sold later or hit

with your email sequence and be sold

later but really what you're doing is

you're giving them value first and

you're building the respect the trust

and the rapport I can't hammer this home

enough this is important stuff so you're

targeting those people with the app

you're giving them something free when

they get this something free from you

they're giving you their email

they're also collecting their

information on the pixels so you can

follow them all around the internet then

you're gonna take your ad number to your

real ABS gonna earn you money you're

gonna target the people that came to

your website through your pixel and

really make your ad really make your roi

on this pad not miss out these are leads

these are sales okay so these are these

are leads these are sales and then

finally your autos response sequence is

something gonna set up initially ahead

of time so that when you collect their

email you have a chance to sell them in

the ad you also have a chance to sell

them on the email and you're now

following them all around the internet

this is my favorite way my favorite pony

right now and in my opinion the best way

to 10x your ad ROI and really start

building a customer base and kind of

increasing your sec trust and rapport

with a majority and vast number of

people across the internet this is a

great way now we're gonna jump into

number four on top of this and it's

really really simple all right guys now

building off that last strategy right

here I erase the last board so we just

take you to that funnel again obviously

you use been ad the targeted landing

page correct and then with that landing

page you collect with those people on a

pixel on top of the other stuff you also

get the email collection and then you

retarget your second hat to the pixel

people now you might be asking yourself

okay that's great but maybe I only have

five thousand people in my pixel and I

can't really afford necessarily a lot of

times to really scale my first lead ad

that much right now to really increase

the amount of people in my pixel thus

limiting how many people I can target so

I can't really figure out I can't scale

that to the max and spend you know 10

grand over here to potentially figure

out a bigger customer base of who my

target customer is who my target

demographic is and where they actually

are on the internet that is okay because

you can use Google Adwords and you can

use Facebook Ads to your advantage they

are the two biggest ad platforms in the

world they know literally everything

about you they know everything about me

they know everything about everyone and

you can use that to your advantage so

what you're going to do with AD number 3

now

is already ran out number one for leads

you already ran that number two for

sales to your pixel and that is limited

but what you can do with at number three

is you can then use your pixel to figure

out look-alike audiences look-alike

audiences and what that's gonna do is

that might be that's usually a lot more

now this is not unlimited but it might

be anywhere from like a hundred thousand

people all the way up to like five

million people and that's that basically

what this is telling you is Adwords and

Facebook the two companies that know the

most about the online activities and who

the the you know who's more clients who

want the the type of stuff from your

customer base basically with what

Adwords and Facebook are telling you is

these 100 thousand five million

potential people are just very very very

similar have similar target demographics

has similar are similar similar

demographic as similar interests have

similar you know potential purchase

history how similar you know they're

basically a lot a lot a lot alike to the

people that that you've determined are

your customer base in your target

customer so what then you're gonna do is

you're gonna run another ad to a local

like audience and that's how you're

gonna scale up to the ceilings so this

stuff is great down here from from

number three and that's phenomenal

but you might only be able to make if

you're really scaling it up you might

make you know a couple hundred thousand

you might make you know 500 grand

whatever but if you really want to scale

to the ceiling you're gonna have to

start running look like audiences

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this is where you're gonna really find

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Gabby: September is national suicide prevention awareness month, so today's episode of VO

BOSS is a little different than what you usually hear.

If you or someone you know is struggling, they are not alone.

We want you to know that you matter, and there is help.

Please call the national suicide prevention lifeline.

1-800-273-TALK.

Again, 1-800-273-8255.

Announcer: Today's voice over talent is more than just a pretty voice.

Today's voiceover talent has to be a boss, a VO BOSS.

Set yourself up with business owner strategies and success with you host Anne Ganguzza along

with some of the strongest voices in our industry.

Rock your business like a boss, a VO BOSS.

Anne: Welcome, everybody, to the VO BOSS podcast.

I'm your host, Anne Ganguzza, along with my amazing cohost, Gabby Nistico.

Hey, Gabby.

Gabby: Hey, Anne.

Anne: Gabby, we have a very special guest with us today.

Gabby: Yes.

Anne: We have Vanessa Pierre-Parker, who is a licensed marriage and family therapist,

a member of the Domestic Violence Advocacy Council, and serves as a champion for survivors

of intimate partner violence.

She provides a safe place for clients who seek support, guidance and compassion, and

provides therapeutic services for trauma and coping skills, and has provided mental health

services in outpatient and community-based service agencies, including Pfeiffer Institute

for Marriage and Family Therapy with children, adolescents, and adults, the shelter for battered

women with adults and families, and she is the principal therapist and owner of Kindling

House Psychotherapy.

She lives in the Charlotte area near you with her husband and three children.

Welcome, Vanessa, to the show.

Thanks so much for joining us.

Vanessa: Hi, hi, hi, thank you so much for having me.

I appreciate it.

Gabby: I think Vanessa is officially our first guest to have the most technical intro and

bio.

Anne: I know, I love it, right?

Gabby: It was very by the book.

That was good.

Vanessa: I am thinking like, who is this person?

[Anne and Gabby laugh]

Vanessa: Sounds very cool.

[laughs]

Anne: Let me explain.

Let me explain.

I didn't want to miss a beat there because all those qualifications, I thought every

single one of them was just amazing to me, I didn't want to skip any of them because

we're very honored to have you here, because I think there's some really important topics

that, that we want to cover today with you.

Vanessa: OK, great.

I'm looking forward to it.

Thank you for having me.

Gabby: So initially, Vanessa, this discussion about having you on the show started a couple

months back, and um as I'm sure most of our listeners remember, we had two celebrity suicides

almost back to back, Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade.

It impacted a lot of people.

Anne: Oh yeah.

Gabby: It's not like it used to be.

Someone commits suicide, and now the effects of what has happened, the ripple if you will,

is almost immediate.

Within 10 minutes to a half an hour of their passing, it, it's all over the globe.

Everyone knows what's going on.

It got me thinking about, as actors and entrepreneurs, we're in two really high risk categories for

suicide.

Anne: Yeah.

Vanessa: mm-hmm.

Gabby: It got me thinking, what's going on in our community?

And are people aware of A, when a friend, a colleague may need assistance?

Do you know where to turn?

Do people know where to go if they are feeling um the effects of depression or anxiety, or

any other host of possibilities?

And so we really wanted to talk to you today about just that, the, the pieces of, how can

we be more proactive as a community?

How can we look out for one another?

What do we look for?

Vanessa: Yeah.

Those are all very good points.

You know, when you think about the, the suicide reports that we are experiencing, it is staggering.

I mean, I'm just thinking um the CDC reports that suicide is the 10th leading cause of

death in the U.S.

Gabby: Wow.

Anne: Wow.

Vanessa: It, it's a it's a huge deal that, as a community, we really have to focus on

and pay attention and say, "OK, what is happening?"

Because when you look, maybe even 10 years ago, the numbers are not what they are now.

And there's just been a spike, especially after you've experienced a celebrity's death

like Robin Williams or like you mentioned, Anthony Bourdain.

I was looking into some research data.

I found some information that was just interesting.

After celebrity death, suicide calls jump 25%.

Anne: Wow.

Gabby: Wow.

Vanessa: So it tells me that there is a lot of people out there hurting, and when they

notice that this is happening on the, on a world stage, right, because these people are

famous, they are in the limelight consistently, so it opens up the door for someone to say,

"I need to reach out for help."

But some don't.

What do we do?

What do we look for?

But before I go into warning signs -- we can always identify look for this, look for that,

look for that -- I have to say this.

I was having a discussion with the client today who reported to me that her friend took

his life this past week.

Gabby: mmm.

Vanessa: So what she did, which a lot of us do, is where she went back over through text

messages, and she fell on one text that was four months ago where this friend was having

a -- just a casual conversation with her, but in there he mentioned, just a brief sentence.

And by that sentence she assumed, "oh my God, that was a sign, and I missed it.

He said something in that text, and I should have caught it, I should have known, and I

didn't know that that was a cry for help."

So now we're looking at guilt, right?

We're looking at someone who's thinking, "I should have recognized that my friend

was suffering."

When in fact when she went back and analyzed the text, how could you have known?

That was not a clear indication that there was a thought of suicide, or that there was

a plan in motion.

This person was just expressing some pain they were experiencing.

Could it have been depression?

Maybe, but again, that discussion went somewhere where it didn't lead to any further disclosure

of what was going to happen.

And the thing to also remember is that it shows up differently for different people.

I have personal experience with someone who did complete suicide, and it was my sister-in-law.

And she was really good at two things, masking her pain and disarming you when you asked

her how she was doing, OK?

So masking, that looks like, "how are you today?"

"Oh, I'm great, honey.

How are you doing?"

As a professional in a mental health field, I need to ask some more questions, but even

then she would disarm me.

"Why do you think something's wrong?

Is it the way I look?

Is it" -- she started just asking some questions that deflect and change the direction of the

conversation.

So I wanted to just put that statement out there that we have to be careful when we think

about warning signs.

They are different for everyone.

Anne: Wow.

Vanessa: OK, so --

Gabby: Yeah.

Vanessa: So that's the first thing.

Having said that, one of the first warning signs, there are things we can pay attention

to and be aware of.

When someone is talking or thinking about suicide, or even threatening to take their

own life, that can be a major sign, right?

So if there is someone that you know can be pretty like, you know, in a pleasant mood,

things may be going well in their lives, but then things change.

Their language starts to change.

Their actions start to change, and they may even have a plan and say, "you know what?

I can't take this anymore.

I'm just going to, you know, take this step and take my own life."

That's a surefire way of saying, "wait a minute, something is wrong."

Even if you don't know that it's true or not, ask.

Ask and listen, because a lot, um -- more often than not, they'll be willing to share,

but you have to probe.

You have to ask, because you got to understand.

When I look at this, when I am going over some of these pointers or warning signs, think

of the hurt.

That person is a hurt person.

I identify them as hurt, and then you have the loved ones, but everyone can pay attention

to the signs.

Does that make sense so far?

Anne: So far.

Gabby: Oh yeah.

Anne: Absolutely.

Vanessa: So that's one point.

Anne: If somebody is speaking, as you mentioned about it, if they are joking about it, is

that also a sign?

Vanessa: Well, some people joke, and unfortunately I have to say adults and teenagers that I

work with, sometimes they will make some passive comment, right?

It's just passive-aggressive type behavior.

What I suggest is ask.

Still ask, "what would make you say something like that?"

Anne: Right.

Vanessa: "Why would you joke about something like that?"

It doesn't hurt to ask.

So sometimes they may say, "hey, I was, I was just kidding.

Oh my gosh.

Why are you taking it so seriously?"

So that is an opportunity to let that person know, if in fact they were thinking it, or

they are joking about it, but really they're not --

Anne: Right.

Vanessa: When you stop and say, "listen, that is a very serious topic, and when I hear

that coming from you, I don't know where it's coming from, so I want to make sure that you

know I am here for you.

And if you need someone to talk to, I'm here."

Does that make sense?

Anne: Yes, good advice.

Vanessa: You open the door to say "hey, you may say you're joking, but just in case

you are not, I'm here for you."

Gabby: That's the hardest part for people too, is the asking.

It's coming to terms with their own fear of the subject matter.

Vanessa: Correct, correct.

Because you know, some people think, "well, if I, if I ask, will I make them think about

it more?

If I ask, ill that create more damage?

If I ask -- what if I ask and something goes wrong?"

What if you don't?

What if that just taking a pause and saying, "how are you doing today?"

And, and also listen for their feedback, right?

So I have some people who'll say, "I'm fine," and one of the first things I say

is, "OK, define fine.

What does that look like?"

Now, you know it's socially normal to say, "hey, how are you?"

"Oh, good."

"Ok, see you later."

But when you're paying attention, and you notice something's changed in a coworker

or a friend, family member, whomever, and you take the time and say, "hmm, OK.

I'm fine.

What does that look like?

Tell me, tell me a little bit more about 'you're fine.'

What is happening, how is your life doing?"

So you make it about them, and you just kind of pay attention.

Listen to the feedback that they give you.

Yeah.

Ask those questions and get them to really uh unpackage that, because that can be a loaded

sentence, "I'm fine."

What does that mean?

Anne: Can I ask you about, is it something that you can ask on social media, or discuss

on social media, and what are the implications?

Vanessa: People just kind of have this need to put up a façade, right?

And they, they have to be OK.

When you think about the industry that you both are in, people expect you to be happy,

to be OK, to be great.

But sometimes, if you can reach out to the person privately and have a private conversation,

it may give them the opportunity to be more honest with you and share exactly what's

happening.

So it just depends, really.

It depends on the individual.

Some people are an open book, but then the implications of that could be backlash, right,

because everyone on social media feels they have an opinion.

They know how you should feel, who you -- where you should be in all of that, and that can

perpetuate that issue.

Remember I said that person who is going through this can be identified as a hurt person.

So now they have opened themselves up for more criticism.

Anne: And then, were the signs they are?

You know what I mean, based on the posts on social media?

I know there is always people speculating about that.

Should we have known by the posts?

Vanessa: Right.

And so a lot of times it's paying attention to what's being said, reaching out and saying,

"when you posted that, what did that mean?"

Because sometimes it could be a cry for help, but we just don't know.

That is the thing with suicide.

We don't know.

That person in their mind, they are, there is a perception and an interpretation of their

situation.

So in that moment -- think about your feelings.

They ebb and flow.

They come and go.

So they could have just had a discussion with a girlfriend and decided "let me post it

on there."

And if someone is paying attention, it is OK to ask, privately maybe.

"Hey, what's going on?

Can we talk?

Call me, text me, something.

I noticed you posted something, and I'm not quite sure what that means, but I thought

I would check in any way."

Anne: Yeah.

Gabby: Anne and I have worked to use this, this platform.

We are very fortunate to have this as a way to communicate with other voice actors and

business owners, and to take away some stigmas, to help normalize some of the problems and

the challenges that we all have.

How do we do that with mental health?

How do we normalize some of that?

Because I think sometimes people think, "I'm alone, I can't.

This is only happening to me."

Vanessa: Oh yeah.

Yeah.

I can think of a client that I was working with, and he had gone through his own experiences,

and, and fortunately did not complete suicide.

He felt like he had to keep this experience that he had close… knit.

He couldn't share it with anyone because, "if I do, what sort of judgment is going

to be passed on me?"

So as a male, one of the things that society teaches the young boys, men, is, you have

to be strong.

You know, don't cry, don't share your feelings.

You know?

And just, you will be OK.

Everything is going to be good.

You are fine.

But I find that that just again perpetuates the issues.

For him, he decided to answer questions honestly, so a friend he hadn't seen in a while said,

"hey, you know, around this time, I was checking on you, and you didn't respond.

What happened?

Where were you?"

And he decided to say, "I was going through a tough time, and this is what happened to

me."

Well, because he opened the door, that friend disclosed to him that that, "oh my gosh,

I am actually in a place where I don't know what to do.

I don't know who to reach out to."

And so it was a great opportunity for him to share his pain with someone, and because

he was able to do that, now this person felt like, "OK, it's not just me, you know.

We are all dealing with some issue, and so here is this person who went through some

things, maybe not exactly the same, but I can reach out for help."

One of the quotes I share with some clients is don't make a permanent decision on a temporary

situation.

I can't remember who I heard it from, but it made a lot of sense to me because it's

like, well, things change.

Feelings change.

Situations change, but the thing is in that moment, that person's perception is just

so negative that they don't see a way out.

So I think that is one of the ways to normalize it, to say, "hey, we're all hurting.

We all have history.

We all have experienced different things in life, and it's OK to not be OK.

It's OK that you're in pain.

There is help out there.

There is people that can help you and support you."

Gabby: It's such an important message, and I mean, gosh, Anne and I can both attest to

this.

Bosses do cry.

Bosses have emotions.

Bosses go -- we go through all of it, the whole spectrum.

Anne: This whole creative industry, I mean, we face rejection um so much on a day to day

basis in all different forms, and I think it is just so important to know that, that

you're not alone, and as you mentioned, and I said everybody hurts, and everybody

--

Vanessa: Everybody.

Anne: -- everybody has, and to not feel alone, I think, is really a, a big safety net, or

to at least know you are not alone, that, there are people out there that you, that

you can talk to.

Um hopefully, you know, you get to them, and you find them.

Vanessa: And don't be afraid.

When you think about the hurt, it's like, shame or guilt of experiencing.

So for example you think about the industry with actors and business owners.

There can be this piece that, "is there meaning in what I am doing," or some sort

of identity crisis, or, you know, "what is the purpose of all of this?"

Right?

So existential type of challenges that people face.

"Hmm, if I chose to be a, for example, a voiceover, but now that I've gone down this

road, I can't change it.

My family thinks that" – well, you know there's the saying, you make your bed, you

lie in it, type of thing, and so people assume that they have to stay with that choice that

they make, and it's OK.

It's OK to say, "no, umm I'm at a place right now where this is not what I want to

do," or "I'm more than just this.

There are other sides of me that I'd like to explore, and, and so I'm going to be courageous

and venture out into these areas.

And if you don't understand it, ask me questions."

All of those things play a role in being able to say, hmm, "I have some pain.

I have them negative self talk.

I have some difficulties that I am facing, and I just, I want to make a change.

I'm not sure how," but don't be afraid to talk to someone.

Seek a professional, if it's a spiritual leader, if it's an accountability partner.

That's another thing that I have started to use with my clients, is, who in your circle

-- think about your circle.

When you close your index finger and your thumb, those people who can fit in that circle,

who are they?

Identify your tribe, get support from that tribe, and get them to kind of help guide

you or walk alongside of you so that you can find a way out.

Gabby: It's so important.

Nobody does this alone, and that's the thing that yeah, people, people forget.

They just – ughh, everybody gets so wrapped up in their individual -- whatever it is.

Whatever's happening, that they isolate.

Anne: I, I love what you said about being able to like change, to change direction and

if it's not working for you, and to be you.

I mean, and that, that includes, you know, I think people in this industry.

If it's not fitting you, and it is not going exactly the way that you are envisioning it,

it doesn't mean that you have to stay there.

Vanessa: Correct.

Correct.

Anne: And I think most people, when they stay there, and things continually don't go the

way they expect or anticipate, that just leads them down a very unhappy path.

Vanessa: Correct.

Correct.

And if you keep doing the same thing you've always done, you're going to get the same

response.

Anne: Right.

Vanessa: And so you know, people become depressed.

They become discouraged.

Anxiety grows, shame and guilt.

"I should have done this.

I could have done that.

Why didn't I think of that?

Why didn't I venture out?

Why didn't I -- why, why, why?"

Well hello, I mean, that's not going to help anyone, you know?

And so that takes you down a rabbit hole of self-defeating statements, negative self-talk.

"I'm undeserving.

I'm a failure."

And that narrative just continues and perpetuates those, those depressive symptoms people normally

experience.

Speaking as someone who comes from an HR background, and I decided, well, you know, it is working

with humans, but that's not the type of work I wanted to do, that I thought I was

called to do.

And I decided to change.

And so what I did was I went back to school.

I went back to that existential questioning, right?

What am I here for?

I was created for something bigger, for something greater.

Is it through human resources, or is it through something else?

I've done this 10 years.

It's not working, and it's not bringing me the level of joy and happiness that I'm

looking for.

So I'm making a change.

And let me tell you, I'll never looked back.

Now is that going to work the same for everybody?

Maybe not.

It's your life.

You have to make the choice to say, this is what brings me happiness.

Gabby: I think sometimes people wear like it is a badge of honor to say, "I'm my own

worst critic."

Vanessa: mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Gabby: But that is not, that is not, that is not a badge you want, because --

Vanessa: No.

Gabby: -- you are not going to be able to um self-care and be compassionate to your

own needs if you're always criticizing --

Anne: Yeah.

Gabby: -- yourself.

Vanessa: Correct.

Gabby: Vanessa, how can learn more about you and your practice and the things that you're

doing um to, to help those who are struggling?

Vanessa: So yeah.

Um check me out on my website.

It's thekindlinghouse.com.

My contact information is there.

If anyone has any questions, um and they would like to just check in, I do have some 15 minute

complimentary consults that I can provide.

If it is to try to find you -- if it is someone in the North Carolina or specifically Charlotte

area, I can connect you with a clinician or provide some resources.

I would be happy to do that, some suicide prevention resource guidelines and things

like that, I will be glad to do that.

So yeah, that is a great way to reach out to me and contact me.

Anne: Vanessa, thank you so much.

This has been such a valuable, valuable interview, and uh we thank you for taking the time to,

to talk to us, and to help our listeners out with some really great points and some great

advice.

Vanessa: Absolutely, my pleasure.

And thank you both for having me.

Gabby: Vanessa, you think there is anything else we should add to that?

Vanessa: Have a safety plan.

I mean so think about, we have triggers.

Identify what those triggers are.

Understanding that there are some coping skills.

If you have not gone to therapy or have that type of support, you may not readily know,

so that is why it is important to seek out the help of a professional, but getting some

coping skills.

Also in there is, what are some signs that something is wrong?

One person I spoke to said the way he -- she identified it was to say "if I don't leave

my house for several days in a row, that is a sign.

So come knock on my door.

Here is the key," or you know, things like that.

Also too, the safety plan can have a contact, a list of who to contact and then support

groups, things like that that can help in a moment of crisis to help somebody out.

Anne: I'd like to give a big shoutout to our sponsor, ipDTL, yet again connecting all of

us together in one beautiful-sounding arena.

So you can find out more about them at ipdtl.com.

Gabby: They, they help us make our circle, Anne.

Anne: They do, they absolutely do.

Gabby: You're, you're in my circle, no doubt.

Anne: I love it.

Vanessa: Oh good.

[laughs]

Gabby: And for all things BOSS, of course, please be sure to check out our website, voboss.com.

Lots of cool things there.

Uh but most importantly, guys, the message for the day really is that we want you to

know that um, if you're struggling, you're not alone, and we really hope that you reach

out to someone.

Announcer: Join us next week for another edition of VO BOSS with your hosts Anne Ganguzza and

Gabby Nistico.

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Use a flat screwdriver. Use a vise grip locking clamp. Disconnect the fuel supply lines from the fuel filter.

Fuel supply line is pressurized! Before opening the hose connection cover it with a thick cloth. Then reduce the pressure by careful disconnection of the hose. Wear protective glasses.

Remove the fuel filter.

Install a new fuel filter. Fasten the fuel filter in the holder.

Connect the fuel supply lines to the fuel filter and tighten the fasteners.

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