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you know I've heard a lot of experts say

that fear isn't real that is such a

bunch of baloney fear is so real in fact

there are probably things that you're

afraid of doing right now in your life

in your relationships at work and the

fact that you're afraid that's robbing

you of all of the experiences that you

want to have in your life I mean if

you're afraid to fly that's gonna limit

your ability to travel and see the world

or go visit friends if you're afraid of

public speaking that's gonna really

limit your ability to express yourself

and share your ideas if you if you're

afraid of talking to your boss or asking

for a raise that directly impacts how

much money you make or what if you are

dreaming of starting a business or

you've already started a new business

but you're afraid to talk to people and

you're afraid to share your business

with people I mean fear is something

that stops us all and that's why I'm

here to talk to you because it doesn't

have to fear is real but I am gonna

share a secret weapon that I have used

for years to beat every single fear that

used to stop me now first before we get

into the secret weapon I just want to

cover a few facts about fear what it is

what it isn't and some things that you

may not know about fear so first thing

fear is a physical state in your body

that is exactly the same as excitement

let me say that again fear and

excitement are the exact same physical

state your heart races

you might sweat a little bit you might

feel tightening in your chest you might

feel a pit in your stomach you have a

surge of cortisol it's basically the way

that your body goes into a hyper aware

state because it's readying for action

now what's the difference between fear

and excitement really simple the only

difference between fear and excitement

is what your brain is doing as your body

is all agitated if you're excited your

brain is going

wow this is gonna be so cool to ride

this roller coaster if you're afraid

your brains going Oh got no way there's

no way I'm doing that this is dangerous

get out of there don't do that it's

saying something different so what's

critical about understanding this is

that we're gonna use the fact that your

mind is either working for you for

excitement or against you with fear to

your advantage and I'll tell you about

it in just a minute how you're gonna do

that second thing I want you to

understand is that you may have heard

the advice feel the fear and do it

anyway you may have heard the advice oh

just try to calm down think positive

thoughts it doesn't work does it and

there's a reason why it doesn't work so

let's go back to fact number one when

you're afraid your body's in a state of

arousal on agitation it your heart is

racing and you're all like amped up and

you're hyper aware of what's going on

and you're freaking out a little bit

what is it like when you're calm ah

you're just kind of chilled right you

got like this low arousal state very

very difficult to go from a state of

agitation of being all jacked up and

excited and weirded out uh to a kind of

state it doesn't work it's like trying

to stop a train by throwing a boulder on

the tracks it's gonna make the train

jump off the tracks it's gonna cause a

disaster in fact they've proven in

research that when you try to ignore

your fears it actually makes them worse

they've also proven in research the

positive thinking alone also can make

your fears work worse so what do you do

what do you do when you're about to go

talk to your boss and you feel afraid

what do you do when you have to get on a

plane and you're actually terrified of

flying what do you do if you got to give

a presentation and you are afraid of

public speaking here's what you're gonna

do you're gonna use a strategy the same

one that I use that has helped me beat

every single fear and turn me into

somebody that is terrific when it comes

to a high-stress situation this is how

you do it you're gonna use my

five-second rule in combination with

what I call an anchor

and that is going to reframe what your

mind is doing so that your mind goes

from feeling agitation and making you

afraid to reframing it from agitation to

excitement it works like magic now I

have used this technique for years

literally for years and one of the ways

that I want to introduce you to it is I

want to take you backstage I want to

take you backstage to a speech that I

delivered this year and what you're

gonna see is you're gonna see me behind

you know the major set I'm about to walk

out you can kind of hear the crowd

roaring my introductory video is playing

my body is in a state of arousal

I am literally my heart is racing my

arms are sweating like it's like you're

gonna see this I'm gonna tell you about

it and you're gonna watch me use this

same technique I'm gonna teach you to

reframe my nerves into excitement check

this out

all right I'm about to go onstage there

are seven that was a people out there

and it's so exciting because of them

what they don't know is they're about to

learn the five-second rule their lives

will never be the same again now I got

to tell you my heart is racing my

armpits are sweating I have the exact

same physiological feeling as what I'm

afraid but I'm not afraid I'm excited

excitement and fear is the exact same

thing in your body it's just what your

brain calls

here's a trick that's proven by science

that I use every time I speak when I

start to sweat when I start to have

butterflies when I start to have my

heart race

I say I'm excited I'm excited to get out

there I'm excited to talk to these

people I'm excited to share the

five-second rule and what that does is

it sends a message to my brain that

tells my brain why my body's all

agitated and excited and that way I

don't feel afraid

remember excitement and fear exact same

thing in your body the only difference

is what your brain calls it now I want

to give you one more example just to

make sure that you really get how you

can use this so a lot of you have

written to me about your fear of flying

and I can really relate to that fear

because I used to have the exact same

fear but I used this same strategy to

conquer it here's how you're going to do

it so first things first if you've got

to do something that really makes you

nervous or that you're afraid to do

before you're about to do it come up

with an anchor thought what's an anchor

thought well an anchor thought is

something that's going to anchor you so

that you don't escalate any situation

into a full-blown panic attack or into a

situation where you screw things up it's

a way for you to anchor yourself so you

maintain control over what you're

thinking and how you behave so here's an

example with fly it's important when

you're creating an anchor thought to

pick something that is in the proper

context of what you're afraid to do so

for flying pick an anchor thought that

has to do with the trip that you're

taking so if I'm boarding a plane to fly

back home to Michigan an anchor thought

might be a picture in my mind of my mom

and I walking on the shores of Lake

Michigan where I grew up that's a

thought that makes me happy it makes me

excited and it's also related to the

trip that I'm taking if you have a

conversation that you need to have with

your boss pick an anchor thought about

how you feel after having that

conversation maybe it's you picking up

the phone and calling somebody that you

you love and saying oh my god

shit went so well or you know you

walking out of the meeting and feeling

like yeah I survived that conversation I

feel pretty good about myself so now

that you have your anchor thought you're

ready to beat the fear is the biggest

obstacle that we face Thiago it's simple

it's self-doubt it's not fear it's not

like a money it's not lack of supporters

it's the fact that deep down inside

we'll doubt yourself at critical moments

and here's the problem with self-doubt

self-doubt doesn't have to stop you the

problem is self-doubt is that the second

that you feel a little doubtful the

second that you start to question

yourself

you physically hesitate

that hesitation has become a habit that

stops you because the moment you

hesitate it wakes up your brain your

brain starts linking and then you hold

yourself back you guys know I talk about

the five-second rule incessantly it's

the title of the new book that I'm

writing that's coming out in 2017 the

five-second rule is a tool that battles

self-doubt because in those moments

those those tiny micro moments when

you're faced with should I do this or

should I not should I speak in a meeting

should I hold back my ideas should I

have this tough conversation or should I

wait till later

the second you doubt the option of

moving forward

yesterday

then you think then you have

that's how it happens every single time

that's how you sabotage your success

that's how you rob yourself joy

of hesitating the moment that you feel

them is killing your dreams

the single biggest obstacle in life data

is the doubt that you feel and the

single biggest mistake that you're

making is that you hesitate when you

feel it if you start to use the

five-second rule in those moments to

just physically move forward within five

seconds of feeling that doubt you'll win

what energizes you and that we naturally

have a tremendous amount of body wisdom

about that and that every one of us has

an internal fuel tank that is either

empty or full and if you're empty you

feel depleted if you're full you feel

energized and so if you simply are in

any situation I mean any situation and

you pay attention within five seconds to

does this person energize me do they

deplete me where are they in the scale

you just gain some tremendous wisdom and

you the simple way to start to figure

out who you are and what you want is

start aligning yourself with more things

that energize you so situationally if

you're lying in bed and the snooze alarm

goes or the arm goes off and you feel

depleted and you start reaching for the

snooze button that's a really big sign

that you need to get out of bed now

being depleted versus energized has

nothing to do with whether or not things

are hard or easy it has to do with what

naturally actually either expands you or

shrinks you and so if you look at your

client list and measure it depleted

versus energized what shrinks versus

expands me you have the actual map and

when you start to find the courage to

make decisions

that energizes you and that expand you

whether they're scariest or not that's

when everything changes and so that's

how I actually make business decisions

is this I don't even like the money

conversation comes second it's does this

deplete or energize me and if it

depletes me how do you move it in that

direction or how do I stay sane oh if it

energizes me how do I do more because if

you are energized or expanded by

something you will do it for no money

you will do it happily and you will

suddenly wake up and say oh my gosh like

my heart I'm pursuing my passion

how did that happen a lot of you feel

stuck because you're waiting for some

kind of external force to either push

you and pressure you to change and to be

great and to be amazing or you're

waiting for somebody to give you

permission you're either sitting back

because you need some sort of external

motivation from somebody that's gonna

push you or praise you or pressure you

in order to change or some life

circumstance like maybe in your past

you've experienced trauma or you faced

something really scary and that was the

thing that made you change and then the

second thing that people wait around for

is permission

look those may or may not come in your

life if you are somebody that is sitting

around waiting for some external force

to come and do the work for you that is

such a losing bet it's unbelievable

maybe you'll get lucky maybe somebody

will come but more than likely no one is

coming

the only kind of force that will truly

create change in your life is you the

internal kind of force I hate to say it

but for those of you that feel really

really stuck and you keep thinking that

somebody's got to pick me or somebody's

gonna discover me or somebody's got to

give me permission to write this book

it's it's ridiculous this is external

versus internal force

and what you have to figure out if

you're stuck is are you the kind of

person that is guilty of needing wanting

and waiting for external forces people

an event some outside force to kick you

in the ass they'll finally do the stuff

that you've been dreaming about doing I

want to tell you something no one's

coming no one the people in life that

get what they want are the ones that

aren't waiting for an external force to

validate their dreams to inspire them to

give them permission it's the people

that realize that success but happiness

that control it comes from the internal

force and what is the internal force

it's you it's you it's you being able to

realize that no one's gonna do the work

for you it's you realizing that you're

never gonna feel ready

in fact even as you start working toward

the things that you really want to do

you're definitely not gonna feel ready

and you're gonna feel outside your

comfort zone and that's normal when you

start to feel like you're stretching

yourself and you're sticking your

scrawny neck out there and you're taking

some risks that's amazing

cuz you're growing trying to become a

fashion and beauty blogger and Mert and

earn money from it full time but I have

some kind of mental block and

procrastination problem this is

something that we see over and over and

over again and it's this idea that you

don't ever start you stay trapped in

your head and if you feel paralyzed if

you've been spinning the same ideas over

and over and over again then you know

what I'm talking about

you see many of you are thinking way too

big you're attaching way too much

pressure on the things that you're

interested in until you start blogging

about fashion you won't even know if you

like it so thinking that you have a

dream about doing it and thinking that

you have this grand plan that you're

gonna do it full-time it is a complete

and utter waste of your time to be

dreaming that big and let me tell you

why because oftentimes if you're the

kind of person like Vicky that's getting

trapped up here the bigness of

you're thinking about is what's stopping

you what I want you to do if you're in

Vicki's situation is I want you to stop

dreaming and I want you to just start

doing small things I want you to go back

to curiosity and less into crushing your

big goals you think about life and

business and success is that you have to

be willing to start and for people that

procrastinate starting is the hardest

part for people that worry for people

that think too big starting is the

hardest part folks that study

procrastination talk about the fact that

the only way to beat procrastination is

to create what they call a starting

ritual which is a way to push yourself

to get started because all the research

shows that if we can push you to get

started on something you'll likely keep

going spend a lot of time talking about

mindset from the standpoint of think

positive so positive things happen and I

do believe in having a positive mindset

obviously I think that the actions that

you take are way more important in terms

of developing that mindset but we don't

spend enough time on what you were just

talking about which is understanding how

the automatic nature of worrying about

stuff all day long how that is making

you less money how it is making you less

happy how it is disconnecting you from

your spouse how it is keeping you

unhealthy and how it is a habit that

robs you of joy and opportunity and

power and it is one of the easiest

habits to break number one your life

happens in five-second windows number

two in five seconds you can control what

you think you can decide what you're

going to do and you can change

absolutely anything which changes

absolutely everything and so the five

second rule is a mind trick that's all

that it is a fancy way to call it as a

you know it's a form of metacognition

but it's basically a hack it's a cheat

code okay and the way that it works and

this is the challenge with getting it

out there is that it sounds so

profoundly stupid like a gimmick that it

took a while for people to actually take

it seriously I get that and to really

stack up the science to make you know

anybody that interacts with it go holy

shit like this actually works yeah so

here's what it is basically the moment

you catch yourself hesitating or

doubting or starting to worry or about

to chicken out or shrink or shut up or

whatever it is that you're about to do

that is shrinking your power you just go

5 4 3 2 1 you count backwards 5 4 3 2 1

what happens when you do that don't do

it out loud because it'll scare somebody

it's like you know we say it's it's so

simple that people live skip in the

making because that means I've really

made it through your kids will use it on

you so my kids will use it on me so if I

have a certain tone that comes out I'll

hear my child go 5 4 through watch that

tone mom you know just alright mom 5 4 3

2 1 I thought you're gonna go to the gym

yes

so by counting backwards the the kind of

cheat code that you're doing in your

mind is you are interrupting what are

called habit loops that get encoded in

the central part of your brain and you

are starting up the prefrontal cortex

it's a little trick that causes focus

and it's it's a lot like having a mantra

because you're shifting gears but the

thing about having a mantra is and I

suppose that as you count backwards more

and more and more you become used to it

but it becomes a habit that triggers

action so what you do is go 5 4 3 2 1

cut off this part of the brain awaken

this part of the brain and then move and

what happens with the counting backwards

is there's nowhere to go after one

and your mind is socialized in a

countdown situation to go and so

counting up won't work because you can

keep forever and you do it in many

aspects of your life so it's actually

not something that requires any focus

I'm the kind of person that believes you

should always make decisions with your

heart and soul you can use your brain

for math you can use your brain to look

at the fine print in a contract but when

it comes to the actual feel of the

decision you always want to go inward

and check it against your heart and soul

how do you do that here's the simple

test does the decision that you're about

to make expand you expand your future or

expand the possibilities of your life if

the answer is yes then the decision is

yes no matter how terrifying it is if

you conversely look at the choice that

you have to make and the decision will

shrink you will silence you will inhibit

you in some way then the answer is no no

matter how easy the decision is no

matter how safe the decision is the

answer is no now one of the things I

want to point out that when you start to

use this does it expand or does it

shrink me does it open possibilities or

does it keep things closed does it raise

my voice or does it silence me right is

that there's always a short-term and a

long-term impact to the decision the

short-term impact to making an expansive

decision a decision that's based in your

heart in your soul

sometimes it's terrifying because

sometimes it means moving or it means

changing a job or changing a

relationship or having a difficult

conversation or starting something new

and those sorts of things are always

uncomfortable so brace for impact

put the force fields up but make the

decision anyway because the long-term

impact of making a decision from your

heart and soul that is where the best

life comes from because you're living

for what's true for you not what's safe

in the

I think everybody has fear all wrong

people have so many theories about fear

they talk about oh I'm afraid of success

no I'm afraid of failure I'm afraid of

intimacy I'm afraid of heights I'm

afraid of this I'm afraid of that I'm

afraid of the other thing there's

actually only two fears only two and if

you're in sales which you are or even if

you're not

life is about persuading people life is

about influencing people and fear is the

invisible force that will make you

ineffective at that it will stop you now

I love JK Rollins as an example I mean

we all know the Harry Potter series but

what a lot of people don't know about

her she talks a lot about fear she

struggled with major depression do you

know she was unemployed and she wrote

the original idea for Harry Potter on a

napkin while she was on state benefits

she was then rejected by 12 publishing

houses and this by the way was after she

was divorced bankrupt and a single mom

of a kid pushed herself pushed herself

pushed herself she talks a lot about

fear and about failure well you know we

know the moral of the story she just

kept going of course she was afraid but

she had the good kind of fear not the

bad kind of fear first things first when

I wake up in the morning and I do not

sleep next to my phone the reason why I

don't sleep next to my phone is

sleeping next to it or use it as your

alarm your tendency is to look at it

while you're in bed that means that

you're checking email before you've even

thought about what your priorities are

do not do that that's tip number one tip

number two I have a pad of post-it notes

yes post-it notes next to my sink in my

bathroom

because after I brush my teeth haven't

looked at my phone yet I take a post-it

note out and I write the three things I

need to focus on today and then you know

what I do with it I stick it on the back

of my phone now why would I do that

because I have my phone with me all the

time and so if it's on the back of my

phone I'm gonna get a visual cue to

remind me exhibit top of mine so I stay

focused on it third thing that I do it's

a little trick I call 30 before 7:30

what that means I spend 30 minutes

before 7:30 a.m. just focused on getting

my day organized and getting a few of

the things that are my top priorities

either finished or further down the

field so that's 30 minutes before 7:30

a.m. that's time

for me if you utilize those three things

don't sleep with your phone

right after you brush your teeth right

out your three priorities and stick it

on the back of your phone just like this

and spend 30 minutes before 7:30 for

yourself I promise you you'll be shocked

at how much more focused you are and

e-field

many of you are sitting around waiting

to feel ready you can still move forward

when you're not ready too many of you

are waiting to feel like you deserve to

make six figures it's about the action

your mind your history your past you

will always have a million excuses not

to do it not to feel like it not to

believe in yourself they're all the only

thing that matters in your life and your

business is the actions that you're

taking and then the more consistently

that you take action the faster you will

start to believe in yourself because you

will see proof that you are not the kind

of person that sits around and feels

unworthy that you're not a victim that

sits by and get sucked into other

people's stuff that you're not that kind

of person

so it won't make sense to believe it

anymore but it starts with action I

believe in all of you and I believe in

your ability to get it done but it's

gonna be up to you who is the problem

yeah who is the solution that's right

don't wait to feel it that it's the

biggest mistake you could possibly make

it remember that you're smart remember

that you know what to do and just get it

done

what's fascinates me about human beings

and it fascinates me about myself is

that we have such a high tolerance for

suckiness isn't it crazy as long as the

suckiness is a routine but the second

you get thrown out of your routine or

the second that whether it's because you

lose a job or somebody moves or somebody

dies or somebody breaks up with you or

you break like all of a sudden that

awakens the courage in you to make a

change because you you know either you

have no choice or now you got a problem

to solve but fighting that inertia of

life is the most difficult thing in the

world I ended up getting a job with a

law firm because it was the path of

least resistance in Boston in Boston I

hated it because I went from being in

the courtroom to writing briefs all day

and luckily I got pregnant with our

first daughter who just is starting

college which makes me feel so ancient I

just want to like punch myself in the

face if I have a 18 year olds freshman

college um thank you but I got pregnant

with her and when she was born I had

horrific postpartum depression Wow I

mean the really scary kind where you

can't be alone with the baby you're on

crazy meds that turn you at life not the

kind you take recreationally these are

the kind that like turn you into a

zombie and it was a really scary thing

and I when I kind of came out of the

eight-week trance of that I looked up at

Chris and said I've made a decision

and he said okay what would that be and

I

I don't ever want to answer the question

what do you do for a living with the

response I'm a lawyer and he said okay

you realize we've just bought this house

and we have a kid and we have to pay and

he said so here's the deal you've got

exactly four weeks before your maternity

leave is over

you need to make $60,000 I don't care

what you do for a living that's your

problem go solve it and the night before

I was supposed to read so I networked

like a crazy person because again if

you're a human being with a problem

you'll solve it yeah and so if it

matters enough to and so I got a job and

this was the first convo in Boston I got

a job the night before I was supposed to

go back I've been in the media business

for ten years when I tell you that

things have changed 1,000% let me just

give you an example my first media deal

I was signed by ABC that's right ABC the

big dog crazy syndicated shows I was

signed by them to do a talk-show deal

now do you know what that meant there

was some executive that was looking out

over the sea of talent they were meeting

with agents they were picking people

they were doubting you and then guess

what if they did pick you they owned

everything they told you what to do

Oprah Sun anomaly the game was

gatekeepers a few media players a sea of

competition total scarcity now what is

it today holy it's unbelievable

if you have an iPhone you can have a

show if you have an idea and you're

willing to put it out there and you're

willing to start sharing yourself on

social media you have a syndication

platform there is no one doubting you

except for you and that's why I'm

sitting here imploring you I'm telling

you right now if you have a business if

you have aspirations if you have a dream

the single biggest opportunity in front

of you is to being put it out on social

media to start talking about the things

that interest you to start sharing your

ideas sharing and documenting what

you're up to I guarantee you you start

doing that and you're gonna start

amassing an audience that you had no

idea was out there dying to connect with

you to learn from you and to grow with

you gave a speech yesterday in Dallas

after the speech it was a big audience

of people in financial services a guy

dressed to the nines and like one of

these super slick suits comes up to me

he says hey Mel you know really love the

five-second rule do you mind if I give

you some feedback feedback ah don't you

hate getting feedback and then when

people actually preface it by saying can

I give you some feedback I don't know

about you but literally my butt's like

it just cannot and it I immediately go

on edge but here's the thing about

feedback you have to take it you have to

take it it is critical critical critical

critical so I want to tell you number

one what the guy said to me my reaction

and then I want to give you my

philosophy about feedback because what

the guy said to me was so valuable and

it was also really hard for me to hear

Here I am

after the speech were surrounded by a

big group of people he walks up to me

and says when it's his turn in the line

can I give you some feedback

I immediately tense up and this is what

he says Mel I love the concept of the

five-second rule

super cool idea can't wait to try it

okay now comes the punch of the gun he

said you called it stupid so many times

during the speech it was off-putting

doesn't that sound terrible that word

and he said I could tell that you were

doing it on purpose he's right

in fact you called it stupid so many

times and yet you have these insanely

powerful examples of how people are

using it you came off as defensive when

he said this to me I'm literally you

know how you feel like you're shrinking

in life or you're like standing and

you're full-size and then all of a

sudden somebody says some you're like I

just want to disappear right now and the

reason why I was such a zinger is he was

right he was absolutely right you see I

do call the five-second real stupid

because I'm in front of so many

analytical audiences I'm in front of

skeptics all the time and so I use it as

a pre-emptive way to disappear the

biggest push back on the five-second

rule which is on its face it sounds so

stupid so

there's no way it could be so powerful

the problem is I've gotten lazy and I

say it too much he's a hundred percent

right and by hearing that feedback I can

make a really simple tweak to my speech

I can call it stupid once or twice in

the very beginning and then I can

transition to calling it something

that's very simple and powerful now

that's gonna help me reach more people

with the five-second rule and here's

what I want to say about feedback

feedback is intense to receive it really

is because you are exposing yourself to

critical opinions it will make you feel

very vulnerable the way that I handle

feedback and process it I'm very clear

about the things that I will receive

feedback on and I'm very clear about the

things that I will not receive feedback

on and the reason why is if you don't

listen to any feedback at all guys

you're never gonna improve you're not

gonna ever do anything new so no

feedback means nothing new if you listen

to everything that everybody says in

terms of feedback if you allow everybody

to weigh in on everything it's gonna

become so paralyzing that you will do

nothing new so the key with feedback is

knowing yourself and knowing what you

actually accept feedback on and knowing

what you don't accept feedback on so

many of us have this perfectionism gene

and the reason why we're perfectionists

is we're trying to insulate ourselves

from criticism that if you get it

perfect no one will give you feedback if

you get it right nobody's going to

criticize you if you do it perfect then

no one will be able to attack you and

the problem with that and that's just

another side of the same coin which is

the fear of disappointing people you're

managing not disappointing people not by

lying and not by being codependent but

by actually trying to be a perfectionist

so that nobody criticizes you so let me

tell you a story about the fear of

disappointing people in my own life

because this is the biggest trigger in

my life I mean it goes back to being in

fourth grade right it's there

and this is another thing I have to

remind myself of this everybody every

single day you cannot remove the things

that trigger you you can't if you've

been doing a pattern since fourth grade

there will be things for the rest of

your life the

will trigger that pattern to come up but

you can always choose not to repeat the

pattern so you'll be triggered and be

afraid that you're gonna disappoint

somebody that's real that's normal it's

natural it's part of being a human being

I think it's interwove and into every

relationship where you love somebody but

you don't have to behave the way that

you always behaved when you're nervous

about disappointing somebody so let me

give you a dumb story ready when my

husband and I got married my father gave

us this really incredible gift he gave

us an antique pool table I grew up in

Muskegon Michigan where Brunswick was

founded and my dad has a hobby of going

to garage sales and estate sales and

buying old dilapidated pool tables and

then he restores them so when Chris and

I got married he bought us an old

dilapidated pool table from the same era

as our house which is the 1870s he

restored the whole thing and then

recently he and I rented a u-haul and we

drove this sucker from Muskegon Michigan

to Boston Massachusetts my dad and I

took a road trip get there and we

assemble the pool table in what used to

be our playroom fast forward three or

four years the speaking business takes

off my business starts to grow we have

people that work for us and my kids are

older we don't need a playroom

we need an office the pool table is in

the middle of this thing for the first

two years of having the office we kept

the pool table there why because I

didn't want my dad to be disappointed

because I love him now he visits our

house twice a year for two or three days

with my mom and I kept this thing

occupying a third of our office for two

years and then I realized I'm being

ridiculous I'm being absolutely

ridiculous now here's the thing

will he be disappointed if I take the

pool table down absolutely definitely

they're always going to be things that

you do decisions that you have to make

in your life in your business for your

family that will disappoint other people

it's unavoidable but the fact that he's

going to be disappointed should never be

the reason that I don't do something

that is aligned with my

values now let's take it a step further

when you make a decision that is likely

going to disappoint people or that does

still make the decision because it's

your life there's nothing worse than

when you start to rob your future and

your life and your happiness because

you're so focused on other people

however if you love people you can still

take care of them when you make that

decision so let me go back to the

example of the pool table so I knew I

was gonna take it down I knew my father

was gonna be disappointed I was

disappointed I don't have a big house so

I don't eat you know I don't have the

room for a huge pool table I don't have

a finished basement like a lot of people

I don't have like a cool garage game

room thing like I just don't happen I

called him first and said I need to talk

to you about something you know the pool

table I love the pool table dad my

business is growing so much I actually

need an office and all great it'll be

great in the office and I'm like wow

yeah wood except I have you know through

four people showing up we got to put

some desks in there for now

even with that while you could put a

piece of plywood and they could work on

the pool table and then they could do

the thing and then the thing and now my

heart is racing because I don't want to

disappoint my dad and now he's fighting

for the and I had to just say for me dad

here's what's gonna happen I'm gonna

hire professional movers in the pool

table business to disassemble this with

love and care we were gonna store it

beautifully when I either get a

full-time office off-site or I build a

barn or I build a different house this

will have its own beautiful room

dedicated to you so we had this

beautiful conversation now was he

disappointed absolutely when they come

to the house and visit which they just

did and they walk into the office do I

feel a pang you better believe I do

it doesn't matter that's all normal I

still need to make the decisions that I

need to make and the difference what's

changed is how I relate to that fear so

instead of what I would do in the past

is I would make a decision that doesn't

serve me I'd leave the pool table and

then I'd be all about it I'd leave the

pool table as a way to make my dad happy

but it makes me miserable to leave it

there because I need the space right and

then I'd be kind of annoyed and

he'd come and I'd fake play pool because

I kind of want to run you know you know

what I'm saying like we do all this but

that's not real and what I've been able

to do for myself in some instances when

I sketch it is to hit it head-on

and to be authentic and to still take

care of people and what I've also come

to learn is that people can be

disappointed in you and they still love

you you know you're never gonna get

around this everybody in your family is

gonna be disappointed with you probably

once a day probably and you have the

ability to retrain how you respond to

that trigger that rises up in you where

you start to fear that you're

disappointing somebody and the answer

really is make the decision that's

aligned with your values and the thing

that supports you and then take care of

the person by being honest and

straightforward about it dealing with

their disappointment head-on because

that's really the adult thing to do and

that's what you do when you love

somebody the way we've all been handling

it myself included is manipulation lying

resentment withholding and that doesn't

serve anybody my life changed a couple

years ago when I discovered something

called the progress principle it is a

principle that was written about in the

Harvard Business Review it's based on a

tremendous amount of research done by a

professor over there and what she

determined is that people that feel

happy and successful and fulfilled by

their lives and work they all have one

thing in common

they feel as though they're making

progress on something that matters so I

read this little bit of research and I

started applying it to my life and what

I do is as stupid as it sounds it really

works I don't focus on balancing

everything I focus on just making sure

that I make progress on one thing a day

that's right you heard me one thing a

day that matters to me now if I can make

progress on one thing a day that matters

to me

then I can let go and let the rest of my

day get hijacked by kids by spouse by

phone calls by emails by social media by

all kinds of things that come up and

tend to hi

Jack your day when you're a busy person

when you have a family when you're

married when you got a lot going on and

so by focusing on one thing a day

I feel the sense of control in the sense

of progress that science tells us will

make you happy and make you feel more

confident and actually make you more

effective at getting things done it also

frees me up to be more present with my

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Thank you, whoo

This thing on this thing is on

Awesome Wow, mr. Bingo himself

Giving me an introduction. Hey everyone, ah, I get to close off the first day

It's almost beer o'clock in the schedule. I think yeah, whoo this guy knows

I'll try to get you warmed up for that. My name is Michael and I am a designer

That's my twitter handle if you want to connect

Please take pictures tweet. I read them all afterwards and weep

There are so many things that you can give talks about in this industry so many disciplines so many talented experts sharing knowledge

But something that we all have is an origin story

So that's our path to what we do today and and the lessons that we've learned along the way and those talks are

Usually the ones that I find the most the bestest

Because they're quite unique in our different experiences yet. Somehow they managed to say something Universal about being makers

So today I brought this a little key note here that I am. Whoops. I'm humbly calling how

How I became a maker

Yeah, you guys still awake right because I know it's pretty late long day

Yeah

Okay, okay, so let me tell you my story I

I was always interested in making things. I I drew a lot as a kid. Here's a self-portrait age three

So happy my mom saved this

I was a cool kid from the 80s growing up in the 90s and

From very early on I drew things that interested me, right?

This is two characters from the Danish television series bamse and Cooling now bombs

And Cooling directly translated is essentially bear and chicken which I thought was kind of fun

Definitely my favorite show when I was a kid and you can tell I'm already a pretty decent illustrator there that's bomb

So that's cooling obviously. Alright

Even dressed up as bombs for Halloween. My mom make me this costume. I

Grew up. I became a teenager. I became a geek and I played Dungeons & Dragons. I built my own computer

Here's a picture of my setup back then. I love that thing blurry picture

We're doing games and this thing called click and play anyone remember click and play this wonderful game here. Yeah

representing this wonderful

Little game making tool you would make these little games in it, and I'd sit there next to my friend Rasmus

He would do the coding and I would do the art and add a dream of one day making real games that all the people

Would play right? I remember really wanting a black keyboard, but I couldn't afford a black keyboard. So I

Spray-painted my keyboard black with Warhammer paint

That is probably the epitome of being a geek you you're painting your keyboard with Warhammer paint. It wasn't very good keyboard

I was really sticky but I kept it for like five years because I loved that thing. I made it right

I I got my first digital camera loved it

I think getting a digital camera was kind of like my gateway drug into making more things on the computer. I thought this place called

deviantART

deviantART

Anyone remember DA hands? Yeah. Hey, we're all gonna start somewhere right? It was probably my first real creative outlet

I uploaded my pictures there

I got likes and I got comments and this kind of brings me to one of the first lessons the first big secrets I learned

As I was finding my way. I learned that I had to stay motivated to push my crap now

It's a foundational skill of any successful creative

I think

Motivation is what separates people who are able to stick with something from those who are not now one great way

I found very very early on just to hack staying motivated is to get feedback and appraisal for the progress

You're making ain't nothing wrong with the like economy, right?

Share what you're making to keep those Pat's on the back coming now

we have this real human need to be rewarded for the stuff that we do and

The main reason why people stop pursuing the dreams is because they lose motivation

Finished gym nation high school in 2003. This lovely picture here was taken of me

And at this point I was very interested in design

I had learned myself some HTML had taken my first steps in Photoshop, and I thought you know what?

I'll go and I'll study design at the science school, right?

Yeah, besides school boy was I wrong this is a picture that was brought in the local newspaper

That's me in the middle right there

I'm visiting with my new design school. It's it's pretty obvious. I'm I'm like the only guy I

Was really out of place not just because I was the only guy inherently that might have been a good thing, you know

But there was very little expertise and the sort of things I was interested in look at that gullible fool

He thinks he's on his way to become a designer. He's like

All right, they didn't fit in during design school. Here's a cover for a chair. I designed I hated it

I'm pretty sure the teachers weren't too keen on me either design it felt

Inaccessible and serious in a way it seemed wrong to me

I just wanted to make things on the computer and when I wasn't at school

I went back home and I made websites for anyone who would wanted them. Basically. Here's a splash screen

Remember when we had splash screens for a local butterfly park, right?

Well, I wasn't very good right but I loved it. Let's just would we choose German over here? Obviously

Here's what it looked like when you entered the site you can't tell from this still but the butterflies were gifts. They're moving

Just gorgeous stuff, really?

Um, to be honest, I didn't learn in March at design school. I grew my hair long

I drank a lot of beers. I finished the education because my mom told me I had to

And I swore that I'd do something totally different with my life something not related to the sign that went well

But this brings me to another lesson

I sure wish I could go back and tell myself this

Because if things really aren't going according to plan you shouldn't really worry too much

There's always something else waiting behind your current obstacle and somehow you'll find your way. I

Found my way into a turtles costume. I

Enrolled it at University in 2005 studying Natural Sciences of all things

Far away from design as I could write

attending University was kind like a breath of fresh air after the toxicity of design school and

I made new friends and I became chairman of the fret bar and

Started all manner things we had to ask channel the frat by only running the small organization

We had to make some flyers like yeah, I can make some flyers. It's fine

It's okay other people on campus kind of got wind of this they came to the party

Hey Michel, we have the student handbook. Could you illustrate the student handbook? Yeah, sure

I've never written a book before but I'll I'll try design had gotten a lot less serious for me

Because it wasn't really a goal. It was just something I did because I liked it

2006 also the year I got my first mech

Guys, remember your first Mac, right? Yeah. I love that thing

I got really interested in replacing those wonderful icons everywhere on the OS I

Was getting more and more into drawing things on the computer

I made wallpapers because wallpapers that's something you can do that other people can use sort of like a utilitarian art in a way

fanboy wallpapers like this

really fell in love with Apple and their products

I rekindled those click and play days and made sets of icons these little 32 by 32 pixels

You have to sit and draw in every pixel by hand and then I gave him away for free for developers to use in their

Applications and I remember it clearly 12 years ago

Now I was sitting in geography class as I launched my first portfolio

I needed sort of a place to keep all these things that I was making and I

Had no idea what I was getting into yet, but it kind of taught me something

This is pixel resort the very first version which is my little one-man company. It taught me something really valuable

Almost by surprise. You need to make yourself available. Now this seems super obvious

But a lot of people they don't do this and they're surprised that no

Opportunities find them while it's great to be on social networks

It was sort of a game changer for me when I opened up my own portfolio on my own domain where I controlled the entire

experience

It's one of the first things I always tell younger designers like get an online presence to take part in adventures

You need to be discoverable now back at university still wasn't sure. I wanted to be a designer for my bachelor's I studied human-computer

Interaction try to be a programmer found out it was like the worst programmer in the world possibly

But I was constantly drawn to the visual side of things the types of websites

I may change the bit and I think a pretty consistent thing and the stuff I did early on was of this love for colors

And textures just playing around with colorful drawings in Photoshop, and I slowly but surely fell in love with design again now

I still had it in my mind that I wanted to get a master's degree

So me and a bunch of friends, we all applied for the master's degree at the IT university in Copenhagen

I remember the day we handed in our motive motivational applications this wonderful picture was taken of us

idiots

And this is what my motivational application looked like we read each other's

Applications and all that and it's so cool that I was the only one that summer that didn't get in

So my academic career came to a screeching

Halt right, I was pretty bummed out about that. But then I kind of remembered this thing that we learned, right?

Don't worry find your way. So I launched a new version of pixel resort and I was soon doing all sorts of freelance stuff

I did more illustration stuff and and trying to improve my drawing skills and getting paid for it at the same time

I did like lots of fun conceptual work. This is for an antivirus solution. Obviously, I

Took every opportunity to make things in Photoshop. I saw the movie wall-e and

Ran back home and tried to render them in photoshop. This is more than

1,500 layers in Photoshop combined

It was around that time I got an offer to join a Danish agency called retouch now

I hadn't had a real job as a designer before just hanging around at home

I

hadn't had an actual salary and a team before so I joined and we moved into this loft and I got to work on a

Shit ton of stuff. You won't believe some of the stuff. I worked I was

Just fair with me. So I got to make their logo funnel of making logos

I was doing lots of icon work sketching them out and rendering these little vector icons for various clients

Got to do a ton of websites with horrible stock images like this one with the baby

That's definitely one of my favorite worst ones, right?

We've all been there

Anyone know what this is?

No, oh you in for a treat

This is the Jes extender the premium penis enlargement kit

Yeah, let that sink in for you

At retouch we're doing graphics for them

So yes, I ended up working on the affiliate packaging for the the Jes extender the banners and website designs

I told your words on a lot of wheel stuff. I put that doctor up there looks real professionals gonna help you out, right?

yeah on the flip side we worked on with upscale supermarkets on credit card designs very different and

I even did product photoshoots because I had a camera I was like, hey who has like michael has a camera fine

Okay, so he I did first and you know when you do these photo shoots

you take

Hundreds of pictures and take all that raw data and you ship it off to a country with cheaper labor to cut them out

That's usually how it's done. I

Was the cheap labor I cut all those pictures out

Working at an agency was kind of like being drafted for the army like it's it's not always fun

In fact, it's it's sometimes downright horrible. I see a few agency people here. That's okay

You get to see all the greatest and all the worst aspects of client interactions and you get to work on so many different

thought things but it was pointing for me to spend my time there because when I arrived my

PSD files were a mess

I wasn't used to working with other designers and I didn't know much about the grater process of making things

Working with people that are better than you is a very important part of becoming better yourself. I

Still freelanced on the side pursuing the type of projects. I thought was fun still made some wallpapers from time to time and

after a period of time

I went to my boss Johanna and told him you know what? I'd like to quit

it was right in the middle of the financial crisis my bank and many people around me thought that was a

stupid move

but I

was learning that you need to take risks if you want to change your

Circumstances and not just be happy with how things are but allow yourself to keep moving

So I launched a new version of pix restored start a freelancing full time

luckily

client work started picking up and

And when I didn't have freelance work, I made things that I myself wanted started doing lots of replacement icons

Here's another take on the Adobe suite of icons

New iTunes icons again solid love for tactility and colors a more fun Safari icon

I actually ended up doing a whole range of experimental Safari icons because you know

Just playing around this idea of all the types of compasses. You know, what does it look like if it's like, you know a

GPS or a

needle in a glass of water or a flight compass or a nautical compass or one with the earth underneath

I took all those and actually made a poster that people bought and hung in their offices was just super weird and humbling to me

I'm sure you understood by now. I'm a big gamer did lots of illustrations of things that inspired me from games

Here's a sword from Dragon Age, and I took that and turn it into a wallpaper pixelization fan. So wallpaper

I did retraining the V and save five probably my most popular wallpaper paper to date was this thing right? Go figure minecraft. I

did these

Downloadable icon sets that included the source files the PSD file so that people could build out their own icons and grow the set

And I'm showing you all of these kind of oddities because it helps me pinpoint

Another lesson, one of the most important lessons you can learn as a creative in my opinion and that is make shit up

Right. It's okay to do something just because you think it's fun just because you want to learn and you want to share now you

Can do you can make things without clients?

You can make things without someone telling you to personal projects can easily be the driving force of your career now

I'm gonna given you an example. I have a very good example of this

So this kind of starts with another wallpaper. I know wallpapers

so it

I had this habit of making these Christmas wallpapers every year and lots of people who download them and it came to a point where

People were actually waiting for my yearly Christmas wallpaper

And one of those were a guy named Willy now

He liked the art style and he contacted me about an idea

He had for an app apps very new back then and he was from Denmark. Sure

Let's meet we had some beers and eight months later. We launched our first app together. It was called outside

You just look through a little window and you see all the weather outside I drew all weather

And when it launched it seemed like the whole world talked about it and one morning we woke up to this

And of course this is the first full week of spring and other flowers of blowing birds are chirping

I know this because I have an app on my iPhone. This shows what it looks like outside. So I have to go outdoors

I can just see spring on my

Like two guys from Copenhagen looking at each other holy Sh

We should probably make a company and we actually ended up creating a bunch of weather apps over the years

And

we found that this product development studio called robocat and

Went on to hire lots of people and work on some amazing projects and I'll get back to a few of them just to emphasize

Some lessons I've learned but the first lesson you should take away from that from me

sitting at home in my boxer shorts making wallpapers to meeting Willy to making an app to being joked about on Jay Leno is that

You never know what?

Little side project or piece of content that will lead to the next big thing

The next thing that will shape your life now every time you make something and put it on the Internet. I love this analogy

You're essentially lighting a spark in a flammable room waiting for things to ignite

You put out an app you make a website even a blog post. Just keep igniting that spark

While robocat was kicking off

I launched a new version of pix resort notice how there's a

Consistency to this talk every time a new chapter in my life seems to open up I update my portfolio

That's how often that happens early

iOS days remember shit like this got to work on lots of UI for phones right skew morphic stuff like this with

Material and you know lights and textures and oh UI for games look at this amazing

popping bubble wrap game the most

Downloaded bubble wrap game in the world

I might add we made an unofficial app for the Roskilde festival of large music festival in in Denmark

They already had an official app. So I was like kind of like hush-hush, but we didn't get paid

Got free beer, so that was nice

Worked on illustrations for various things worked on editorial illustrations logos for own projects is a failed social network

We tried to launch sprites for games. We made illustrations for games. There's a game

We had to slide things across the table. I drew these on my Cintiq and then I rendered them in Photoshop we

when we bought our apartment in Copenhagen

I set out to draw that old house

Spent hours on it just so we could put up a notice in the hallway saying hi, you know designer moved in

No reply from anyone, but I liked it

Made a lot of icons and all that brings me to the next lesson, right?

You want to make a lot of things?

to really find out what you like to do and what you're good at and what you're perhaps not very good at you need to

Try out as many things as possible

And that's kind of a double lesson here because the way you hack that is you say yes to everything

If you want to make more things you shake the tree you create personal projects

put them online make some noise and then say yes to every single opportunity that comes your way I have said yes to things I

Had no idea how to do

Put yourself force yourself into those situations and you will learn a tremendous amount

Another way of saying that is and you've heard this before fake it till you make it right. That is absolutely true

While we're still doing desktop application, I can select stuff like this

I was circling more and more around the art of making app icons for mobile

I love that process of sketching out ideas and then rendering those ideas and making that those ideas fit the UI

Going through that motion again and again like sketch render ideas render sketch

render and

By becoming really good at the process and not only any particular tool

You're sort of training your part of your brain that helps you build way more complex things

so at Robo CAD

We would go on to make lots of products with millions of users

Because we became good at that process of coming up with ideas than executing those ideas while telling a good story

Now we made

use we use that process to make award-winning games to that little kid playing around click and play would have been amazed by

We used that process to create hardware

we

Sketched out and rendered our ideas and then told that story in a compelling way and we created these little digital

thermometers for smartphones as an extension of one of our many many many weather adventures and

We launched what essentially became the most popular Kickstarter campaign in Europe in 2013

got

More than ten times the amount of funding we asked for when on this amazing adventure of creating these little things in China and shipping

more than

40,000 units to 77 countries

Now what I'm the point I'm trying to make here is that to make anything you need to learn the process?

It's not just about tools not about one specific discipline

It's not about whether or not you call yourself a UX designer or a product design or whatever

Everyone can transcend their own field of expertise and make just about anything if they learn the process

Now from making all these things it became clear to me that there's many things to be made

They'll probably always be some things that you like making more than other things right you guys probably feel that way as well for me

That has always been a PI consumer. I can see in general. That's why I'm wearing the ikana Steiger

This was the icon for the first weather app

I just talked about cold outside and it's amazing to me that

Everything about that app and all that it meant to us and the many users can be represented by that single image

Making app icons truly became one of my big passions to me Icona

They're kind of like the jeweler's of design in a way

We get to craft these little gems these little pieces of concentrated design

and you get to tell the story in a wonderfully restricted canvas and you get to create this little scalable branding element and

I've made icons like these where you you get to use your

painterly side or icons like these where you have to carefully consider every little

Shape every little gradient and where you try to layer symbolism into the pixels

Sometimes I even just make icons for fun like these here I made for a personal project I call app icon Wars

Just to play around the restrictions what happens when you remove the outlines of an object

you still recognize the characters and you get to play around with renderings and lighting and

Textures, I love Photoshop

Also, the more sillier parts of it

I have made a lot of icons truly for my own products and for clients around the world

and I wanted to tell you that because one other lesson that I've learned is that

For all the talk about learning the process

It's okay to fall in love with something too recklessly pursue something because that is what you enjoy doing

It seems so super obvious, but you'd be amazed at how many people doesn't think this applies to them?

I want to show you something that just to hammer home this point something

I usually show design students when I give talks at schools and I call this the circle of fun you guys ready?

You're still with me right? I know I talk a lot

Okay, it's quite simple. You do something. You think it's fun? You share it with someone the internet

Um, there's always someone who thinks what you're doing is cool. They in turn gets you more projects of that kind

Let me try to break that down for you. If it's too abstract, I love making

Icons app icons as you just saw sometimes I just make them for fun. Put them on gripple on Twitter

Whatever some people find them interesting they comment and maybe they share them a client comes along and needs app icons

He or she sees my stuff and sort of stuff that I think is fun to do and hires me to do an icon now

I got an icon that I've been paid to do that I can present that on my portfolio

And so the circle continues right on the flip side

Unfortunately, there's also this thing that I like to call the circle of boring

Yeah, you do something. That's boring. Right? It happens. It happens to all of us

You know, it might be a job

You might be a student you might have taken that project if you're a freelancer because you needed the money

There's many reasons why we do things that we think of boring now

Unfortunately when you share that work

Someone thinks that what you've done is cool and in turn the world presents you with more things of that nature

Example not super keen on making websites for clients

Let's say that I took a website project because I really wanted that new drone, right?

So what make the website the website launches before they hate who made your website? Oh Michael make the website

Hey, Michael, you want to make a website for me? No right in many ways

You become what you work on

And it's it is that's why it is incredibly important to do what you think is fun

a lot of people think that

Speak to a lot of people about this and a lot of people think that the good projects

They're just around the corner and that just isn't true

That's I think I think you regularly need to look in the mirror and see if you're in the right circle

Yeah

So as things were progressing I was constantly experiencing things like this

I made something either for someone or for myself

And all the sudden I get to do a bunch more of it like making a bunch of food icons are becoming the professional chicken

Icon is that I am

I play around the rendering one night and the next thing I know I end up the line of posters on society6

Yeah

I create some resources for myself and make them available for download

They get a million downloads and I get invited to speak about app icons or icons around the world

now one thing leads to the next no matter what humble beginnings they might have I

become what I work on and

If you become what you work on it should be obvious that you need to pursue what excites you

Only you have the power to really move in any direction here. It's not no no one's gonna come and hand this to you guys

We help the nonprofit organization be my eyes

design and launch an app that connects blind people with sighted people amazing project and like FaceTime for week sided or blind people and

They had an amazing launch. They got worldwide coverage and

300,000 people signed up in the first week

Now it was a crazy time, but it's hot me that you can make things that change your lives with your creativity

You can actually make a difference for someone else as a designer. I've I've done this we're still focused

sometimes I'm making that little button interaction so

nice

you can actually make stuff that changes people's lives and

Don't wait until it's handed to you either when we got one of the new Apple TV's before it launched in

Was that 15 in Denmark?

We sat around like what would be the coolest app to make for the new Apple TV?

Right, that would obviously be to make an app for the Danish national

Television the DR but many had tried to pitch DR things through the ages

They told us not to bother they even told us that might kind of be a little like dangerous legally

we went ahead anyways made the prototype and

Uploaded a video on YouTube showing it off and at the end of the video says who do we need to talk to. Dr

Very sassy move was a Friday

Next Tuesday in a meeting room with them

Like there's like crap crowd around a big big conference table in a glass cage

They're just about to call legal, but they wanted to hear what we had to say for ourselves like

Push back my chair pitched my heart out about why why a small team my gosh should make this for them

We actually got to build it and we launched it for them

And it's one of the most downloaded apps in Denmark on the platform now, that's all good and well

But more importantly, do you know what TR makes?

one guess this

I'm some cooling obviously, right that's made by DRS working on the app. Damn it

I got to visit bounces house made your bonus

Don't wait for permission to do something awesome

thinking about my professional life

It can essentially be boiled down to pursuing things that my inner kid would love

Listen to the kid in you

It's a clear line to your real desires

And when you find something you want to do more you need to take some serious steps towards it

I remembered what that little kid back in so many years ago dreamed of so to focus more of my time on making games

I started that company called north play in 2016 specializing in entertainment design. I have a four year old son and he loves trains

I think most for you also love trains

But we made a game about trains and worked on it for months was a first products a little new little games to do sort

Of them. I'm a make or break everything depends on it. Right? It's called conductors. I don't know if anyone played conductors

Yeah, there's a few hands. Don't be shy, uh, you control these little trains

We have to transport passengers try to avoid these terrible accidents

It ended up not being a kids game at all

But every little world sort of this possibly needs to solve and it's incredibly difficult

We launch conductors in 2016 and end of 2016 and it's been a wild ride every earn last year

we won a 9 mga Award for it in San Francisco and the game has now been downloaded more than three million times now that

Little kid playing around click and play. He definitely got his dream come true three million times

But I'm telling you this because it helps me convey the last important lesson that I've learned

I'd never be able to do this if it wasn't for my awesome team that is well liked and that is bass and I and

work with a few other really talented people on

All the amazing things that I do and I've learned that you don't need to make everything alone

the most awesome things are usually made with other people and I see a lot of new entrepreneurs or

Specifically students struggling with this like look around you at an event like this

It's almost beer o'clock right find someone and go on that journey of making those things with them. I

Want to end up here? I'm a little over time. I know but I'm the last one. So I'm gonna steal those minutes anyway

Telling you again to do what you think is fun. Now it sounds so obvious that people entirely overlooked it

I know you've heard it before I people even dismiss it as a cliche

it's a phrase that's easy to repeat but hard to live by and I

Think it actually requires a lot of courage it will give you setbacks

You might might not get into that school you wanted or you might have to quit a job and take risks

But it is not just words if you steal your life by it

You will find your way. Thank you

You

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7g salted butter + 7g unsalted butter

85g sugar

100g cream warmed but without boiling

115g semi sweet chocolate chopped

In a thick bottomed pan on high heat, put the sugar gradually and let it melt completely before adding more.

Be aware not to burn the sugar.

Wait until it reaches this amber colour.

When all is melted remove from the heat and mix in the butters.

Next gradually add the cream and mix until all is well incorporated.

Be careful with this part because the mixture will bubble up and make smoke.

If your mixture makes these thick lumps then return it to low heat and keep mixing until they dissolve.

When all lumps had melted and the mixture is homogeneous, remove from the heat and transfer it to a heat proof bowl.

If you only want the caramel sauce then transfer it to a airtight jar.

Now for the ganache we will be needing the caramel already made and still hot.

Add the 115g of chocolate to the caramel and mix until all is well combined.

If your mixture doesn't melt the chocolate then microwave it for 10 seconds or put it in a double boiler until it melts it.

And it's ready, a luxurious Caramel Ganache that will make anyone want to taste more.

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Make a Moisturizing Lip Balm to Protect Your Lips

You can go to the store and find all sorts of lip balms that will protect the delicate skin of your lips from environmental pollutants and damage.

Not everyone includes lip balm in their beauty routines, but more and more people are interested in preventing dryness and using moisturizing lip balm on a daily basis.

This area of your face is more sensitive than you might realize, and is easily damaged by the sun and other toxins.

In addition to the commercial options, there are also some homemade recipes with 100% natural ingredients that offer some important benefits for your skin.

Today we want to share an interesting recipe with you to prevent dehydration and take care of your lips.

Pay attention!.

Moisturizing lip balm to protect.

The moisturizing lip balm we want to share with you is filled with essential nutrients that will regenerate the skin of your lips, especially when it is dry or cracked.

This combination of natural ingredients deeply moisturizes the skin and removes any dead cells from the surface.

Advantages.

It contains ingredients that will replenish any moisture stolen by the sun, chemicals, and other harmful environmental agents.

It provides important amounts of vitamins C and E, which stimulate cellular regeneration of the skin.

It has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties that create a protective barrier against microorganisms that can irritate or infect this delicate area of your face.

It contains antioxidants that reduce the negative impacts of free radicals, which cause premature aging.

Essential fatty acids support the regeneration of your skin and promote healing.

It does not contain any harmful chemicals and is appropriate for all skin types.

How do you make this moisturizing lip balm at home?.

It's easy to make this natural cosmetic product, which doesn't require any expensive or difficult to acquire ingredients.

In fact, you can find most of them in herbal stores, pharmacies, and the cosmetics department.

Ingredients.

¼ cup of beeswax (50 g) 2 tablespoons of coconut oil (30 g) 1 teaspoon of jojoba oil (5 g) 20 drops of coconut essence 2 drops of vitamin E oil ¼ teaspoon of honey (2 g) 1 handful of crushed rose petals.

Utensils.

1 heat-resistant container A wooden spoon 1 glass jar with a lid.

Preparation.

Add the beeswax to the heat-resistant container and allow it to melt.

Add the coconut oil and jojoba oil, stirring with the wooden spoon until they are mixed well.

Remove the mixture from heat and add the coconut essence, vitamin E, and honey.

Stir until well-mixed, and then add the rose petals.

Store this lip balm in a glass jar with a lid in a cool, dark place.

Mode of application.

Using a little of this balm with your fingertips, apply it to your lips until it is completely absorbed.

Repeat twice a day, every day.

Tips for the best results.

If you want to keep your lips soft and hydrated, be sure to follow some other basic care tips.

Exfoliate your lips once or twice a week, avoiding the use of very abrasive products.

Increase your water consumption to prevent dehydration.

Avoid alcohol or tobacco use, because these toxins dry out and stain your skin.

Make sure your other lip products aren't expired.

Remove all makeup every evening before bed.

Don't share any personal or cosmetic items, as this can lead to the spread of infection.

Avoid moistening your lips with saliva, as it can alter the pH.

Do you have dry or dull lips? If they're feeling cracked, try making this excellent balm at home and enjoy all its benefits.

Start including it in your daily skin care routine, as it's the best way for them to stay soft and moisturized.

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The selected bangles should be of the same size

Place bangle of craft board

Trace the inside with a pencil

Cut out the circle

Place the cut out circle inside the bangle

apply clear adhesive glue around the side to join the board cut out with the bangle

start adding more bangles

Use clear adhesive glue to join the bangles

Keep adding bangles until reaching the required heigh

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