Okay, I'm gonna do the entire video
balancing these on one finger.
Nevermind.
Hey, what is going on guys?
So today I thought I would do
another book recommendation video,
but I do want to tell you up front,
that this is a little bit different
than my previous book recommendation video,
which was all about books I think
that every student should read.
By contrast, this is a list of the best books
that I personally read this year,
so while every book on this list is educational
and I found to be very useful,
I'm not necessarily going to say that you
have to read this book if you're a student,
but I do think that you'll find a lot of the books,
on this list interesting no matter who you are.
Case in point, the first book on my list
is The Code Book by Simon Singh.
Now, this is a book that teaches you all about the history
and the ins and outs of cryptography,
the science of encoding and decoding messages.
The book basically gives you
a comprehensive overview of this topic
and it starts all the way back in Roman times
and goes over Caesar ciphers
and monoalphabetic substitution ciphers,
moves onto polyalphabetic substitution ciphers
and then goes into the modern day
and covers things like Diffie-Hellman key exchange
and public private key cryptography
and even quantum cryptography.
Now, the book is lacking a little bit in practical details
about how to secure your online life,
though we did do a podcast episode all about that
that you can check out in the description down below,
but it is an absolutely fascinating read
and I could not put it down once I started reading it.
Second on my list is Essentialism:
The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown
and we did have to look up how to pronounce that
on Forvo before making this video,
so I'm pretty sure I have that right,
but if you're Irish, then you can correct me.
It is an Irish name, right?
- [Man] No idea.
- Boy, now I have to look that up.
- [Man] Also, one of them said McKeown.
- This book talks all about how to prioritize
the most important things that you're doing in your life
and focus on those things, how to work without distraction
and this book was really important for me
because as an entrepreneur and a creative person,
I get a ton of ideas and if I don't keep my mind restrained
a little bit, I'm easily able to just go off
and get distracted on a new idea
before finishing something that I'm already working on,
so reading this book really shifted my mindset
and made me take single-minded focus on an important task
a lot more seriously than I had in the past
and this was one book that we did talk about on the podcast,
so if you want an overview or a summary of it,
I'll have a link in the description down below.
The third book on my list is a big one.
Debt: The First 5,00 Years by David Graeber
was a fascinating read, and admittedly,
I'm actually not done with this book yet,
but I am about halfway through
and it is really really interesting
if you have any sort of inclination
towards reading about economics.
I actually heard about this book
back when I watched the money episode
of the Crash Course World History Series with John Green
and the idea that it explores is really fascinating.
Basically, in classical economics
they teach this idea that before money there was barter.
Basically, before you had coins to trade with,
you took your cow to the market
and you lopped off part of its leg
and you traded that for some rice,
but the thing is while this theory is taught
in most intro to economics textbooks,
anthropologists have found almost no record
of any society that ever used pure barter
before the development of money.
Instead they used informal debt bonds,
which eventually became formalized by the development
of money and IOUs and banking and so forth.
Anyway, again, this is not the kind of book
that's gonna help you balance your own checkbook
or save more money efficiently,
but it is a fascinating introduction
into how economics really works.
Next up on my list is the Elon Musk biography
by Ashlee Vance and you may have seen this one coming
since I did make an Elon Musk video pretty recently.
I've been getting more and more into reading biographies
and in the past couple of years I've read biographies
on Jeff Bezos, on Steve Jobs, and on Elon Musk
and I have to say the one on Elon Musk
inspired me the most and I came away with more respect
for him than I did for the other two.
Obviously, all three of these men
are or were wildly successful
and they all definitely had glaring flaws
that I don't wanna emulate, but out of the three,
I came away with the feeling that Elon Musk has this
just driving motivation to improve humanity as a whole.
That's the reason I made my video on Musk in the first place
and listening to his biography,
because this is one that I did listen to as an audiobook,
was really motivating for me.
It made me wanna put more effort into my own work.
Book number five on my list
is The Big Short by Michael Lewis.
Now, if you've seen any of my conversations
with my friend Taha on Twitter,
you will know that The Big Short
is my favorite movie of all time
and earlier this year, after watching the movie
for probably the third time, I decided it was high time
that I actually read the book that it was based on
and this book is an excellent overview
of exactly why the financial crisis of 2008 happened,
so if you have any interest in recent history and economics
and why the markets all crashed the way they did
and how corrupt the system really was,
this book is a fascinating read
and it's honestly a lot of fun to read as well,
though it will probably also make you mad.
All right, book number six on my list
is How To Not Be Wrong:
The Power of Mathematical Thinking by Jordan Ellenberg.
Like the title implies, this is a book about math,
but before you go clicking out of this video
if you don't like math, it is not a math book.
You're not gonna have to work on problems.
It is a simple introduction to certain math concepts.
In fact, he has one page that teaches you calculus
in one page, at least the fundamental concepts of it,
and moreover, this book spends a lot of time talking about
statistics and how statistics are misinterpreted or misused
by the media or by people who have an agenda to further,
so by reading this book, even if you don't go pick up
a math minor in university or study the concepts further,
it is going to give you a more intuitive understanding
of statistics and you're gonna be able to more accurately
interpret the ones you see in your everyday life.
Book number seven on my list
is The War of Art by Steven Pressfield
and this is another book that we covered on the podcast
this year and it is probably the best book I have ever read
for when you are struggling with procrastination.
This book is basically a meditation
on the work of an artist, the daily consistent work
put in over years and years.
It deals a lot with the concept of resistance
and how to defeat it, and honestly,
if you have a lot of trouble putting inconsistent
daily work into things that you're striving to do,
this is a really good read.
Book number eight on my list
is Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain
and I picked this book up because,
as you might have heard in my previous video,
I've been really into cooking recently.
Now, this book, while wildly entertaining,
is not a how-to on the science of cooking.
There actually is a book called The Science of Cooking
which I also picked up but am not doing with yet,
but this book is more of an exposé on the life
of a professional cook and if you've ever watched any
of Anthony Bourdain's TV shows before,
you will know that he is an incredibly entertaining guy
and that definitely transfers over to his writing.
Now, I will say that this book did teach me
a couple of things, which is why it's on this list.
If it was just entertaining,
I probably wouldn't have put it on there.
It actually has a chapter that talks about
why restaurant food tastes different than the food
you make at home and he also talks a little bit about
some of the basic tools that you can add to your kitchen
to be a better cook yourself,
but for the most part, the book is mainly full of stories
of Bourdain's time as a cook and eventually a chef,
and because it's Anthony Bourdain
and because he does narrate the audiobook,
I highly recommend listening to it rather than reading it.
And finally, the ninth book on my list
is Good To Great by Jim Collins
and this book was really useful to me as an entrepreneur
because it's all about how companies
go from good or mediocre to great.
The entire book is based on a five-year-long study
that looked at data from hundreds of different companies
and identified the ones that spent a really long time
in the mediocre zone and then finally had a transition point
to greatness that was sustained
and I took a lot of lessons away from this book
that I tried to apply to my work
and to my own company, but one of the most important
was the concept of Level 5 Leadership.
The book explains that a Level 5 Leader is somebody
who embodies two incredibly important characteristics.
First, they have an indomitable will and work ethic.
They're willing to put in whatever it takes
to further the goals of the company,
but at the exact same time, they are humble.
They live by that excellent quote from Harry Truman.
"It's amazing what you can accomplish
"if you do not care who gets the credit."
After I read that, I took that to heart.
I realized that I run a business
where my face is basically on everything,
but there are a lot of elements
that I have been able to let go
that have actually improved because I've done that.
So guys, that is my list of the best books
that I've read this year and I would love to hear from you.
What are the best books that you've read this year?
Let me know down in the comments.
Also, I have all these books linked
in the description below, so you can check them out
if you want and for the ones that we did happen to analyze
on the podcast, I will have links
to those podcast episodes as well.
Beyond that, if you enjoyed this video,
you can give it a thumbs up and you can also subscribe
right there if you wanna get notified
when I publish new videos and you can also click right there
if you wanna get a free copy of my book
on how to earn better grades.
You can also find our latest podcast episode
right there where we recapped 2017
and kind of did a little year in review
and if you wanna find one more video
on this channel, click right there.
Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video.
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5 Tricks To Remove Water From Your Ear | How To Remove Water From Ear - Remedies One - Duration: 3:00.
even though at first it may not be that annoying getting water out of your ears
is very important when it comes to avoiding hearing problems and some
infections today's video will discuss five tricks to remove water from your
ear before you watch this video please take a moment to subscribe our YouTube
channel by clicking the subscribe button then tap the bell icon so you will be
the first to know when we post new videos daily at one point or another
everyone has experienced going for a swim in the pool or at the beach and for
some reason getting water in their ears because of this we have decided to share
the five most effective tricks that will remove water from your ear one empty
effect it is very common that when we have water in our ears we get scared and
start to tap the opposite side of our head although this technique sometimes
works a more practical option is to place your palm over the affected ear
and exert pressure this creates an emptiness that helps the water to come
out of the auditory canal to tilt your head to the side there are many options
for this trick you can cock your head to the side and tap the back of your neck
or your other ear with your hand so that the water becomes unstuck and comes out
or if the water is very deep another way is to jump with your head sideways the
jumping will help you get the necessary pressure and will release the water 3
sleep on the effective side this trick is fairly easy and effective
you just have to sleep on the affected ear and let gravity work for itself you
can incline your head slightly so that it is parallel with the bed this will
cause the audited canal to be straight and help the water to come out for
hairdryer using a hairdryer is ideal for evaporating the water from inside of
your ear it is recommended that you put it on its lowest setting and place it a
fair distance from your ear to avoid burning your
let it sit for a few minutes five vinegar and alcohol extremely effective
for removing water from your ear mix the alcohol with vinegar and pour the drops
into your ear let it sit for five minutes and then turn your head to the
other side so that you can thoroughly remove water from your ear this will
help the water come out much easier and it will evaporate any residue that is
left inside this little trick is also great for removing wax from your ears
which method do you like let me know in our comment section below if you liked
this video give it a thumbs up and share with your friends for more daily tips
subscribe to our channel below thank you
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Korea to impose additional regulatory curbs on cryptocurrency trading, prices nosedive - Duration: 2:21.
A sudden government announcement shook up the world's third biggest market for virtual
currencies.
In response to extreme volatility and a very uncertain future, Seoul's latest measures
are designed to curb speculation on Bitcoin.
Lee Ji-won fills us in on the move that caused crypto prices to plunge.
After a meeting of related ministries Thursday,... the Korean government announced additional
measures to regulate speculation in cryptocurrency.
(Korean) "Virtual currencies are not legal tender.
And despite numerous warnings over the sudden ups and downs in price, fraud and hacking,...
the prices of most virtual currencies are much higher on Korean exchanges than in other
countries,... and speculation is getting out of control.
That's why the government has decided that we can no longer sit and watch."
One of the major changes in the measures is a requirement for investors to use only verified
bank accounts and they'll have to use the same bank that the exchange uses.
It plans to require real-name transactions in cryptocurrency trading starting next month,...
banning the use of anonymous virtual accounts.
This is to boost transparency... and ban speculative demand from teenagers and foreigners.
The issuance of virtual accounts is banned effective immediately and work will be done
to switch over the existing users of virtual accounts.
Another change will be a crackdown and tougher punishments for cryptocurrency-related crimes.
The government will set out a plan for its crackdown on cryptocurrency crimes for next
year,... and crimes such as price manipulation will be treated with the maximum penalty allowable
by the courts.
Banks will also have a greater obligation to prevent money laundering on cryptocurrency
exchanges.
And to cool down speculation,... the Korea Communications Commission will regulate indiscriminate
online advertisements for cryptocurrency.
The Ministry of Justice for the first time officially proposed enacting special laws
to shutdown the crypto exchanges,... and the government said it will, for now, leave all
options open,... while keeping a close eye on the speculation and response measures to
crime.
Meanwhile, Seoul's crypto exchanges saw prices fall off a cliff,... as much as 16-percent,...
after the announcement,... causing worry over the government's intervention in the market.
Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.
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5 Tips For A Healthy Looking Skin | Natural Ways To Maintain Beautiful And Youthful Skin - Duration: 3:27.
5 Tips For A Healthy Looking Skin
Natural Ways To Maintain Beautiful And Youthful Skin
Skin is the biggest organ in our body and definitely one of the most important ones.
Your body needs the right nutrients to fight off damage, and your skin is no different.
Protecting yourself from harmful chemicals while getting enough sleep,
relaxation and exercise will all help you maintain a healthy glow.
This is why, today I would like to share with you,
5 tips for a healthy looking skin;
hopefully these tips help you to maintain beautiful and youthful skin.
1.Add 1 tbsp of olive oil in each of your main meals
Olive oil not only gives a better flavor to the food,
but it also has lots of positive effects on the body when consumed in the right quantities.
It also seems to protect the body from coronary heart disease and some types of cancer.
Olive oil is high in antioxidants and omega 3s fatty acids and can prevent cardiovascular disease,
while it inhibits oxidative stress and helps in reducing ageing.
2.Have half an avocado for breakfast or snack
Avocados are high in antioxidants and contain omega 3, healthy fats too,
which will help your skin to stay flexible.
The antioxidants in avocados might protect the skin against the UV damage.
Avocados are also very high in vitamin E,
which is necessary to protect the cells from oxidation and it can affect the gene expression.
3.Yogurt
Yogurt has very high protein content, contains calcium,
vitamin D and a variety of probiotics which nourish the body.
The good bacteria found in the plain yogurt will help you ease digestion while it will
help moisturize your skin.
Some beauty experts claim that a natural homemade yogurt mask will gentle exfoliation on the skin
as well as it will help to diminish lines and wrinkles.
4.Add more vegetables to your meals
Green and red fruit and vegetables are very high in protective antioxidants
and as mentioned previously these compounds help fight the free radicals found in the environment.
A study that compared the consumption of green and yellow vegetables
and fruits in comparison to foods high in saturated fat showed that
the wrinkles were significantly reduced in the group which consumed more vegetables.
5.Drink more water
Water is the most important part of the body as it appears in every body function
and it makes about 70 % of the body.
That's why it's very important to maintain it in the body and rehydrate properly especially
when you exercise.
Remember to drink at least 500 ml of water for every hour of training or competition.
Other drink options to keep your body well hydrated are decaf tea and flavored with no
added sugar water.
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Learn how to make an origami snowman - Duration: 30:29.
Hyo Ahn's Origami
Origami Snowman Copyrighted by Hyo Ahn
Lavel: Beginner Base: masked 8x8 matrix
Published on December 28, 2017 at Hyo Ahn's Origami channel!
If you need text instructions, turn closed captions on!
I am using a 7" x 7" (18cm x 18cm) paper here. But you can use any size paper.
Rotate the paper by 45 degrees.
Prepare to apply a horizontal valley-fold and then unfold.
Apply a horizontal valley-fold.
And then unfold.
Prepare to rotate the paper by 90 degrees.
Rotate the paper by 90 degrees.
Prepare to apply a horizontal valley-fold and then unfold.
Apply a horizontal valley-fold.
And then unfold.
Prepare to turn the paper over.
Turn the paper over.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to turn the paper over.
Turn the paper over.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to unfold.
Unfold.
Prepare to apply a mountain-fold and then a valley-fold.
Apply a mountain-fold and then a valley-fold.
Prepare to apply.a valley-fold.
Apply a valley-fold.
Prepare to turn the paper over.
Turn the paper over.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half,
Apply a valley-fold in half,
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to open the paper.
Open the paper.
Prepare to turn the paper over.
Turn the paper over.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to apply a pleat folding consisting of both a valley and a mountain-fold.
Apply a pleat folding consisting of both a valley and a mountain-fold.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to turn the model over.
Turn the model over.
Prepare to apply a series of valley-fold or pleat-fold.
Apply a series of valley-fold or pleat-fold.
Prepare to open the paper.
Open the paper.
Prepare to rotate the paper by 90 degrees.
Rotate the paper by 90 degrees.
Prepare to apply a mountain-fold.
Apply a mountain-fold.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to turn the model over.
Turn the model over.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to unfold the crease.
Unfold the crease.
Prepare to apply a mountain-fold.
Apply a mountain-fold.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to turn the model over.
Turn the model over.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to turn the model over.
Turn the model over.
Prepare to open the paper.
Open the paper.
Prepare to apply a mountain-fold.
Apply a mountain-fold.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to apply a pleat-fold.
Apply a pleat-fold.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to turn the model over.
Turn the model over.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold in half.
Apply a valley-fold in half.
Prepare to apply pleat-fold.
Apply pleat-fold.
Prepare to apply two valley-folds in order.
Apply two valley-folds in order.
Prepare to open the paper.
Open the paper.
You have completed making a masked 8x8 matrix base.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold and then unfold.
Apply a valley-fold.
And then unfold.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold and then unfold.
Apply a valley-fold.
And then unfold.
Prepare to apply a mountain-fold and then unfold.
Apply a mountain-fold and then unfold.
Prepare to apply a balloon-fold.
Apply a balloon-fold.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold and then unfold.
Apply a valley-fold and then unfold.
Prepare to apply a mountain-fold and then unfold.
Apply a mountain-fold and then unfold.
Prepare to open the paper.
Open the paper.
We are going to apply a closed sink-fold. Prepare to apply a valley-fold and then two mountain-folds.
Apply a valley-fold and then two mountain-folds.
Prepare to turn the model over.
Turn the model over.
Prepare to apply a kite-fold consisting of two valley-folds.
Apply a kite-fold consisting of two valley-folds.
Prepare to flatten two sides.
Flatten two sides.
Prepare to turn the model over.
Turn the model over.
Prepare to apply a mountain-fold and then unfold.
Apply a mountain-fold and then unfold.
Prepare to apply another mountain-fold and then unfold.
Apply another mountain-fold and then unfold.
Prepare to apply a horizontal mountain-fold.
Apply a horizontal mountain-fold.
Prepare to apply an inside reverse-fold.
Apply an inside reverse-fold.
Prepare to unfold the center crease.
Unfold the center crease.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold.
Apply a valley-fold.
Prepare to push the flap down.
Push the flap down.
Prepare to put the top flap down.
Put the top flap down.
Prepare to turn the model over.
Turn the model over.
Prepare to apply a mountain-fold and then unfold.
Apply a mountain-fold and then unfold.
Prepare to apply a mountain-fold and then unfold.
Apply a mountain-fold and then unfold.
Prepare to pull the edge in the arrow direction.
Pull the edge in the arrow direction.
Prepare to apply a mountain-fold.
Apply a mountain-fold.
Prepare to apply an inside reverse-fold.
Apply an inside reverse-fold.
Prepare to flatten the crease.
Flatten the crease.
Prepare to apply a mountain-fold.
Apply a mountain-fold.
unit the right side into the left side.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold.
Apply a valley-fold.
Prepare to apply another valley-fold.
Apply another valley-fold.
Prepare to apply an inside reverse-fold.
Apply an inside reverse-fold.
Prepare to apply another inside reverse-fold.
Apply another inside reverse-fold.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold.
Apply a valley-fold.
Prepare to turn the model over.
Turn the model over.
You can let it stand by itself.
Now, we need to make face.
We can use eye sticker or dot label for eyes.
For nose, we can use color label and cut it to a carrot shape.
You can put stickers or draw directly on the model.
Now, we need to make a Santa's hat. We will be using a typical origami paper here.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold on the bottom edge.
Apply a valley-fold on the bottom edge.
Prepare to turn the paper over.
Turn the paper over.
Place the snowman's head on the bottom of the paper.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold and then unfold.
Apply a valley-fold and then unfold.
Prepare to apply another valley-fold and then unfold.
Apply another valley-fold and then unfold.
Prepare to apply an valley-fold and then unfold.
Apply an valley-fold and then unfold.
Prepare to apply another valley-fold and then unfold.
Apply another valley-fold and then unfold.
Prepare to rotate the paper by 90 degrees.
Rotate the paper by 90 degrees.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold.
Apply a valley-fold.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold.
Apply a valley-fold.
Prepare to apply another valley-fold.
Apply another valley-fold.
Prepare to rotate the model by 90 degrees.
Rotate the model by 90 degrees.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold and then unfold.
Apply a valley-fold and then unfold.
Prepare to apply an inside reverse-fold.
Apply an inside reverse-fold.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold and then unfold.
Apply a valley-fold and then unfold.
Prepare to apply an inside reverse-fold.
Apply an inside reverse-fold.
Prepare to unite the edge.
Unite the edge.
Prepare to apply a valley-fold to insert the flap into the pocket.
Apply a valley-fold to insert the flap into the pocket.
Prepare to apply a mountain-fold.
Apply a mountain-fold.
Put the hat into the snowman's head.
Let the snowman stand by itself.
Congratulation! You have completed making an origami snowman!
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