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Hey guys, just wanted to share with you my LED bulbs that I recently switched over to. The ones that I got today are ones that are going in my refrigerator that’s in my kitchen and garage:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00TH3LGE0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

So these LEDs use 4.5 watts each. I have 4 bulbs in my fridge. So 4.5 x 4=18 watts total.

The OLD ones …. I had 3 bulbs that were 40 watts each and 1 that was 25 watts so 3 x 40 =120 watts + 25 watts = 145 watts TOTAL compared to the LEDs 18 watts. So my math is kinda off but I think i’m saving about 75% or more in watts! For just one refrigerator!

Unfortunately …

I could replace the ones in my garage refrigerator so :(

NEXT are the ones that I use in my home:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D7Z1Q9E/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

These LEDs use 7.5 watts each. I have 20 bulbs in my home so 7.5 x 20 = 150 watts. Compared to the old CFLs which used 14 watts each 14 x 20 = 280 watts. So I would say i’m saving a little less than 50% in watts usage.

FINALLY

I had 2 CFL tubes each using 32 watts in my kitchen and 2 other ones in my garage. So 32 x 2 = 64 watts (kitchen) and 32 x 2 = 64 watts (garage). I replaced all 4 tubes with 2 Philips LED tubes:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JY3QZSU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

So NOW in my kitchen I have 1 LED tube using 14.5 watts and another one in my garage using 14.5 watts. The total watts comparison is LED 29 watts total vs CFL 128 watts total. So that’s another 75%+ in savings on watt usage!

Anyways just wanted to share my LED lights with you guys. If you have other efficient lights that you use, let me know in the comments!

It all started with Gary Vaynerchuk’s 2017 flip challenge video.

“THIS IS THE #2017FLIPCHALLENGE. WE ALL HAVE A TON OF ITEMS LAYING AROUND AND WITH THE E COMMERCE AND SALES PLATFORMS THAT EXIST TODAY, THESE CAN ALL BE SOLD FASTER THAN EVER. SPEND YOUR TIME WISELY AND GET THE JOB DONE.”

In the video he gives a shout out to “Reezy Resells” who is a 11yr+ Fulltime Amazon Seller. Reezy resells lots of things such as books, shoes, toys etc… This video brought to light the reselling community which is now seeing lots of growth this year. People flipping things on ebay, craigslist, Amazon FBA, and other eCommerce websites. Plus these people are documenting they’re journeys and getting lots of Youtube views and subscribers.

Eyyy its me again, back again with another one for my book club. Today’s book is on the sequel to my previous review of Biocentrism by Robert Lanza. This book is called Beyond Biocentrism. The book goes deeper into the principles laid out in the first book and helps the reader understand some history that went on as well as to explain why it all makes sense. The main takeaways for me were on the topic of time and how it exists in our minds. The second take away was that planet earth is fined tuned for life, any modification such as the increase in gravity or lack of oxygen would make it impossible for life to happen. Very eye opening section which makes you believe that we are no accident. The universe is fined tuned for life as it should be because we create the universe. Check out the book for the whole fascinating explanation and other insights!

Today’s book review is on the topic of Quantum Physics, Consciousness, the universe and the like. It’s a topic I always found fascinating, why are we here? are we in the matrix? This book has some answers through its paradigm called “Biocentrism”. I will list the 7 principles of Biocentrism to inform you of what it is all about.

First Principle of Biocentrism: What we perceive as reality is a process that involves our consciousness. An”external” reality, if it existed, would — by definition — have to exist in space. But this is meaningless, because space and time are not absolute realities but rather tools of the human and animal mind.

Second Principle of Biocentrism: Our external and internal perceptions are inextricably intertwined. They are different sides of the same coin and cannot be divorced from one another.

Third Principle of Biocentrism: The behavior of subatomic particles — indeed all particles and objects — are inextricably linked to the presence of an observer. Without the presence of a conscious observer, they at best exist in an undetermined state of probability waves.

Fourth Principle of Biocentrism: Without consciousness, “matter” dwells in an undetermined state of probability. Any universe that could have preceded consciousness only existed in a probability state.

Fifth Principle of Biocentrism: The structure of the universe is explainable only through biocentrism. The universe is fine-tuned for life, which makes perfect sense as life creates the universe, not the other way around. The “universe” is simply the complete spatio-temporal logic of the self.

Sixth Principle of Biocentrism: Time does not have a real existence outside of animal-sense perception. It is the process by which we perceived changes in the universe.

Seventh Principle of Biocentrism: Space, like time, is not an object or a thing. Space is another form of our animal understanding and does not have an independent reality. We carry space and time around with us like turtles with shells. Thus, there is no absolute self -existing matrix in which physical events occur independent of life.

Yo what is up,

Getting ready for summer break here in El Paso, TX. Wanted to make a video about the first self help book that I read and pretty much the first self help seminar that I attended. Talk to you guys soon.

This book is the matrix behind webinar advertising, funnel advertising and seminar advertising. Russell does a great job of explaining the marketing tactics that he himself uses to promote his clickfunnel business. Russell lays out everything from how to create a movement that others will pay to follow, how to sell your story, how to have answers for any objections from your fans to webinar pitching and seminar secrets. My 2 takeaways were:

Your business/product should be the vehicle to the success they are looking for. For example, the way to increase sales and make more money is through SALES FUNNELS, and the best way to succeed at sales funnels is through CLICK FUNNELS. Once the customer is convinced that your vehicle is the only way to make more money and or succeed then the customers will sell themselves.

SEMINAR CLOSING. Russell studied some of his friends who would make half a million dollars in a seminar. By the end of the seminar, most of the room was lined up in the back ready with their credit cards. HOW? Russell’s friend explained some tactics that he uses, the first one is called “trial closes”. This is asking small questions from the audience to get compliance as well as to get the audience to start nodding their heads up and down. This serves as a subconscious primer and gets the audience in a higher buying state. Examples of trial closing lines include: “Are you guys ready?”, “Are you guys getting it?”, “This is awesome right?” If the audience is nodding throughout most of the seminar then they have a higher chance of buying. The last tactic Russell’s friend shared was “the stack”. Each offered presented throughout the seminar gets stacked at the end so the audience can ALL see the offers presented not just the last one. This makes it seem that the pitch has more value for the money. Hopefully you check out the book and learn the rest of the “Expert Secrets”. -Till next time

Hi there,

Today’s book review is on “Unshakeable” Tony Robbins. I’ve read most of Tony Robbins’s books such as “Unlimited Power”, “Awaken the Giant Within”, and “Money Master the Game”. This book was like an overview that was trimmed down and updated. I read his previous financial books “Money Master the Game” and the updated version. His first book got me to open up an Index Fund with Vanguard. I started with $3,000 last year with VFINX and now its up to about $4,700 and I’ve probably invested around $100 bucks a month on and off. His new book Unshakeable goes over the essential principles of passive investing as well as some new insights on new discoveries and psychological biases. HIGHLY recommended reading if you’re thinking about investing in the stock market.

Today’s book review is on “The Automatic Millionaire” by David Bach. It goes over timeless principles on how to automate your investing, savings, and going debt free. 1. Pay Yourself First — Before you spend your check on utilities and other expenses, you should pay yourself first whether it’s 10%,15% it should go to your savings or some investment fund that you have. This is money for you in the future.

2. Make it automatic — Just like you automatically get deducted for income tax, insurance and other expenses, pay yourself first should also get deducted automatically to insure that you are constantly putting money aside for you. Talk to your employer to make your deductions automatic.

3. The Latte Factor — $5 (average cost of a latte and a muffin) X 7 days = $35 a week = approx. $150 a month. This is money that could be invested. Everyone has little daily expenses that can be cut and invested, go over yours.

That is pretty much the main principles I got from the book. If you want to learn more then check out the book at http://davidbach.com/

Till next time

Today’s blog is a book review on the book “Hustle” by Neil Patel, Patrick Vlaskovits and Jonas Koffler. The general idea is that more and more people are creating side projects that MOVE them or side hustles. This could be a youtube channel that you started, photography on the side or maybe starting a business on the side. The point is there is more hustle opportunity now than there ever was before. Other ideas in the book are how to manufacture your own luck by hustling and seeing new opportunities that you didn’t see before, by meeting new people, attending events. Finding meaning in relationships, experiences, reflection. Finally how to balance money and meaning, too much money and you start questioning if you’re doing has enough meaning, too much meaning and you start questioning whether to keep going because you need money. Always try to find the balance. Anyways more on the book in the link below. Check out the book!

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Today’s book review is about Evan Carmichael's book “Your one word”. The book talks about finding your one word to power your business and take it to the next level to succeed. Evan’s one word is #believe. In the book, Evan talks about how to find your one word by looking at yourself, your friends, your interests and anything else that has to do with you and finding one word that connects all of them. The book gives examples of successful entrepreneurs who have succeeded with their one word. The book gives some background on Evan and how he sold a software company at age 19 and then became a VC Venture Capital funder to provide entrepreneurs money to start their business.

So I was scrolling through Facebook one day and came across an ad for Beard Czar. The ad had said celebrities were using it such as Drake and Keanu Reeves. Now I myself don’t have any facial hair at all. I can barely grow some chin hair and that’s about it. So I decided to order a bottle of Beard Czar for $90 and post my journey on Youtube. The bottle comes with 60 supplements and recommends to take 2 supplements a day for 30 days. I wanted to make my bottle last so I decided to take 1 supplement a day for 60 days to see what effect it had on my facial hair. My journey begins below.

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Today’s book review is about Tools of Titans by Tim Ferris. If you haven’t heard of Tim Ferris, he’s the author of the “4 hour workweek”, “4 hour chef”, and “4 hour body”. He also has his own podcast “The Tim Ferris Show”.

His book “Tools of Titans” is about the guests he’s had on his podcast. Tim distills the most important lessons, stories, tools, quotes, books and other successful habits of his amazing podcast guests.

How to identify and when to eliminate mechanical flaws in pitchers

This article goes over a powerpoint presentation I went over about mechanical flaws in pitchers. The article has some questions that are answered by Tom House and Ron Wolforth. These two guys have been considered to be some of the top pitching mentors.

The mechanical flaws include – Inverted W – Flat arm syndrome – Elevated Distal Humerous(High throwing elbow) – Forearm Flyout – Premature Pronation

I’ll let this video explain what Bitcoin is but pretty much it is the internet of money.

  Andreas Antonopoulos is a bitcoin entrepreneur, he also serves on the advisory boards of several bitcoin startups and serves as the Chief Security Officer of Blockchain. I don’t know if Bitcoin is going to become mainstream but in my opinion…

The Sensory Deprivation Tank

I first heard about the Sensory Deprivation Tank listening to the Joe Rogan Podcast on Youtube. If you guys remember, Joe Rogan used to host the Fear Factor show back in the day.

Now he is a stand-up comedian, actor, martial artist, sports commentator, and Podcaster. Here is Joe Rogan explaining the Sensory Deprivation Tank.

So I…