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How Autism can be YOUR [SUPER POWER] · Aspergers & Autism Podcast [The Aspie World] AuDHD

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  Okay. So this is episode 1 of the
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  podcast. Thanks for joining me guys
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  today. And this episode, we're just
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  going to listen to a talk that I did talking about.
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  Why autism is super powered on why autism can be used as a
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  superpower. Okay.
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  So this is the first ever episode of we are autism
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  podcast. So I hope you enjoy this.
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  Actual talk was taken from a live talk.
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  I did in London, do for the integrated autism service, and I
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  think it was a really cool and to empower people to do
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  something different. This is episode 1.
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  I'll try and get an episode out every single week and maybe
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  twice a week. We'll be interviewing other
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  people. If you like what you hear.
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  There's also a secret podcast available only through
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  patreon.com forward. Slash that ask me world where
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  you can pay three dollars every month to get access to the
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  secret podcast, which we take questions from the patreon
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  people to ask on the podcast when I interview people.
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  So this is number one. So thanks for listening.
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  If you enjoy it, please tweet at the art world and let me know
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  what you thought of it. Okay guys, enjoy.
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  Hello, everybody. I want to sunglasses because hay
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  fever is a thing. Anyway, so I'm done.
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  Thanks for the introduction. I was awesome.
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  And I am the ask me world. Well, that's where all this
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  brand name. So, this is my brand name and
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  I'm going to talk to you about what I do.
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  And why I believe Austin can be used as a superpower, which is
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  pretty cool. And I've been testing this
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  Theory out now for about three years, which is super awesome
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  super but another picture me, there's something Cisco favorite
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  place in the world. Awesome, right?
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  So I'm going to be Speedy on this because we got like a half
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  an hour or something. Getting off the stage and people
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  like throwing rubbish at me. So I'm going to be as quick as I
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  can. And also, if anyone else ask me
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  questions, I'm going to try and take some questions at the end
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  as well because a lot of people ask me questions, but if you
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  haven't got any questions, don't worry about it.
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  I also have ADHD, so try and keep up much love.
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  Okay, cool. So the ask me world.
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  What is the ask me world? I run a YouTube channel, which
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  is basically a, it's like I make videos.
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  I mean fun videos on my condition because I always see
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  like, autism or seems like a negative light.
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  So I was on YouTube and I was diagnosed.
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  I was like on a lot about asking sentiment YouTube.
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  That's all depressing. You know, the people have.
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  It's like, I want to die sighs. I don't know.
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  So I was like, I wanna do something fun.
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  So I decided to make fun of videos on YouTube, but we're
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  talking, let's use topics to try and educate people in the field
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  working as professionals to help Martin case.
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  Don't know. It might be kind of helpful.
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  I like helping people out. Yeah.
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  The other anyway, so my YouTube channel currently is 12, or was
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  it won one award for the YouTube nextup a world where they took
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  all YouTube channels in the whole of UK between 10,000 and
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  100,000 subscribers and said, which of the best 12 are going
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  to be the best channels ever my channel account.
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  Number one, how Not. So I got my whatnot.
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  How's that nice? And then I also Like a nice big
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  and I also I also want to and one for number nine hour, 40
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  best autism blogs on the internet, which is pretty cool.
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  So I'm kind of pleased that also National Six excitement.
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  One obviously. So yeah.
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  The maybe I can beat them one day.
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  No, not joking. I'm joking.
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  I work in them. Okay, so currently my channels
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  got forty one thousand subscribers it, which is a lot
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  of people actually. And I really, I really enjoy
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  communicating with the people on their apply to every single
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  comment. It takes up most of my time.
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  I invited everybody smile. He's not talking like my heart
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  every single comment. So everyone's everyone's kind of
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  feel inclusive and I'll talk a bit about why I chose YouTube to
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  use as a farm for advocacy or helping people out with Austin,
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  inspection conditions and a share in a short.
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  While the idea of the channel is that it will.
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  First of all is to give people information about autism
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  Asperger's from my point of view.
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  So people can get insight information on but the secondary
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  is now using it for false to change.
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  Not talk about that again in a few slides from now something
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  else you might not know. Why me?
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  But I'm an international best-selling author.
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  Yes. I am and I can't I've got this
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  Alexia, right? And this is another thing.
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  This is why autism is super power.
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  I can't read or write for buggery.
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  Right? But I'd rather fuck am I.
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  She got a flashlight in the US and the UK, but the interesting
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  thing about how you worked as a ghost writer, so I didn't a
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  dictatorship but I still did it. Just proves that?
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  Nothing is impossible. It's just incredible.
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  The fact that you may think are. Okay.
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  That's not the right way of doing it for me.
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  So I'll try different ways. That's what I did.
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  Okay. Moving swiftly on, where's the
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  clicker? Is it going to work or going to
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  work? Let's do it.
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  YouTube. Okay.
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  Let's talk about YouTube. So YouTube.
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  The reason I wanted to the other Christian users, many different
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  social media platforms, like Facebook, Instagram in as
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  thousands of them on every single one, because I'm a bit of
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  a nerd, but I thought you to be the best one because YouTube has
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  1 billion 300 million active users.
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  Now, that is a lot of people on One platform.
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  So you've got to think the Outreach on there is probably
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  bigger than any of the TV network and get onto.
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  I'm just one of the biggest Social Network.
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  I think that's to Facebook for user interactivity for visual
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  content. You too.
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  Uber's, and number one, or crosswalk.
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  Amazing. That's why I use YouTube.
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  The next is Eyes. Open Access freedom of speech,
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  YouTube Don't Tap what I say is why I can say that, you know, as
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  Burgers is awesome, possibilities of rubbish and
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  nobody will judge you for it other than the people watching
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  the content teaching, say, okay, you're free to say whatever you
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  want and I love that. It's creativity down to factor.
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  You Can Be You long at judge by anybody, by putting on the
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  platform, the other people judge you to fan base.
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  So, you know, you got to pick them.
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  Well, so that was that's what I like.
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  Well, if we must reach above all else, it's creative.
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  I'm a massive. Massive.
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  Watch the person about creativity.
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  I love treating stuff and I'll get on to all the stuff that
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  create a minute but making videos as a passion of mine.
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  I love it. I love everything about making
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  videos in the YouTube. Algorithm is our brother and
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  YouTube allows you to be creative and they promote it and
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  they actually they wine you and dine you when you become quite
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  big in YouTube and I'm going to take a me down to London and we
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  did a lot of training down there.
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  I'm going to meet them in the Los Angeles next week and all
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  those kind of stuff and it's really, really fun.
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  And they boost it because it love creativity and not wrong.
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  Really Truman. I was like, yeah.
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  Creativity. Because creativity are believed
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  to me is like the biggest thing. Have you got an awesome Spectrum
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  Disorder? You really creative.
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  You've got to push that creativity because the only
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  thing that will make you really really happy.
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  And like that's awesome. But I'm just checking my time.
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  Make sure I'm not kind of like going over right YouTube.
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  Second one is building a community.
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  So YouTube again, 1 billion billion billion active users
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  Wow's a big place. So if you want to build a
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  community of people of like-minded intellect and you
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  want to build something, for a bigger difference than YouTubers
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  place to do it. Because what I do is, I answer
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  every single can't make you all feel important and special
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  because they are because without them, that my channel is My
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  thumb, which is what interesting.
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  And so what we do is we have a Facebook group where we just
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  discussed talking support ideas. Excuse me on well relative
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  topics, like somebody saying, oh, you know, my kids come home
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  from school and he's throwing up.
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  And I do want to do and you can we just do?
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  This is an adult and it's called community help each other not
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  wasn't a second kind of Gore my channel, right?
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  Actually. This is the most important when
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  I when I first did YouTuber, people are going to be like, I
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  think all my YouTube channel, I've got me.
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  Maybe about 300 videos on which is pretty cool videos and all
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  the good guys are feeling really crappy videos and like maybe one
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  good video outdated. One videos.
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  Don't put my first ever video with really part.
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  I recorded on an iPad. I was like sitting outside and
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  make a video just going to kill myself.
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  So I make this video and put the iPod down.
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  I did this video and I was terrible at know, the presence
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  of the camera. I know kind of like personality
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  on the camera. I didn't know what I was doing
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  before I made the video, but what it did and this is
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  interesting. This is why I chose you because
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  it built confidence. I'm confident in everything.
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  If you got no confidence, you don't you fail everything.
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  Cuz you you need to be confident.
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  And I was always been like this person who was among the fence.
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  I wanted to understand. I was really confident.
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  And so with YouTube app are just doing, put it out.
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  I forgot all about. It's about his only got 10
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  views. Nobody really cares.
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  I came back in the psych almost a million views this video now,
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  so it's like that. But the cool thing about it is I
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  built confidence and confidence is everything.
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  Now, one of the things I find people who are like followers of
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  my nice whole family members because we can't like a must
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  accept the family on YouTube, but But one of the cool things
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  about my family members as they always say like oh and and why
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  do I want to put a video? I want to do something cool and
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  creative arts person. I want to make paintings on a
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  mountain. Do it.
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  Why wouldn't you this hour one? I just fear of being judged or
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  fear of the fact that their nobility set is, and from an
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  artistic standpoint. So they feel like are going to
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  get judged for putting this. This thing out nicely, just do
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  it. Because when you do it builds
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  confidence and confidence makes you feel empowered and it's
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  awesome. And you feel like, super, super
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  pumped. And I was time to do this.
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  This is one corner, you can take this one at home with you as
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  well. And I get this question a lot
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  because I've got an interview tomorrow, some assessment,
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  something tomorrow. And I don't feel really bad
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  about getting anxious and I got a hunch about everything.
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  I got answers about the mail going to do.
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  So don't worry about that. But, you know, and these people
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  like go for job interviews to how can I be confident?
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  And I say you need to be Superman pose.
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  And when you do a Superman, told your brain says, this person is
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  confident. So if you ever feel a not
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  confident, do the Superman or Superwoman superperson experts
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  and super close and then you'll feel awesome.
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  Honestly is amazing. And it works.
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  It makes a while just like smiling if you're feeling down.
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  Just smile because it works. But I have to force myself to
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  smile because my facial expressions don't match.
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  I'm thinking my guns, always like you.
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  Why are you sad? Like what?
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  But anyway when you're talking about my girlfriend here and
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  okay. So next slide.
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  Is it working? Looks like it's quite a
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  so-called inspiration, right? Some being inspired.
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  So coming to toes on the autism spectrum, disorder You go.
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  Okay. So this Y is something school,
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  but it is like school school suck.
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  It mean, I always there and I was like I can do this, but I'm
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  still just like, You know, it's 1998 or whatever.
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  Who that's awesome. So it was kind of really
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  difficult for me to find to dig way out of this kind of hole.
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  So I was diagnosed officially suspects in the murder of 26.
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  So from like I've had all kinds of diagnoses of with the years,
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  you know, even goes as far as like used to select he's shy.
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  So it was really fun to kind of get to the often factors on I
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  was like, but I wanted to do something cool and honestly
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  inspired. So this is again why I turned to
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  YouTube is actually started making YouTube videos back into
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  2008 for this started. Monetizing part for me was a big
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  thing back then when it's big to video but not like, you know,
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  creative entrepreneurs. If you liked, it wasn't that
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  big. So YouTube drove me to be
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  creative and this inspired me to do more because with YouTube, I
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  could have a voice that I didn't have anywhere else.
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  We got on the street like, hey, this is Asperger syndrome
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  happens. Like shut up.
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  If you're on YouTube, you like you type anything, like John,
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  see, some cool stuff with Asperger's and I was like, yeah,
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  and people come across it and it's inspiring as you go up.
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  I can help educate, people helped push people to do
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  something cool, understand an Autism Spectrum Disorder, just
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  by being empowered or or inspired by each of the platform
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  itself. And then the other thing was
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  focused. Now, this is interested.
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  So it developing a superpower. If you have an Autism Spectrum
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  Disorder, or if you want to encourage somebody, sick person
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  who has an Autism Spectrum, sudden, you need to coach focus
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  and focus of no Focus. Because to me, it was like, I
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  focused on stuff. Like I'm really sad aliens and
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  stuff. Like I was weird or cycle.
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  Really entail each I was like, Fall asleep when he volunteered
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  often launched Google stuff, one aliens and I love it and I want
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  it was like hyper focus and I never realized that this would
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  come into play later on the life when I actually find this hyper
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  Focus to my degree. I was able to actually actually
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  doing be okay. Did have a little support from
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  academic their support for disabled students, but the idea
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  behind the concepts do my exams. That was me, you know, on my own
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  doing the stuff Bruce down to focus.
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  The focus is heavy breathing. A lot of people think about
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  autistic people's own out here. Determine its own, do you
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  walking on the street? And there's a certain amount?
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  Tissue before. Come on down and then likewise,
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  he sold out his own doubt. He's in his own world.
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  No, no, he's zoned in and he's in that world that come across
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  the front floor mat. Whoa.
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  What is this? How does it what can I use it
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  for? How can I take this have
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  happened to make you something better than it already?
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  Is where did it come from? Who forgot their what's it made
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  of wood if I could make them? And that's what my brain does.
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  All day every day constantly. And so what I have to focus on
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  something. Everyone's always like God stop
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  it. Going to be soaring like an
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  hour, but now it's a good thing, right?
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  Folks getting so promote. Focus and attention to detail.
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  This is interesting. A lot of people will tell you
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  that he will autism kind of abstract thing.
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  But I'm sorry. I didn't let me do anything.
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  I can, I take that time as I'm sure.
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  I think you've been. So anyway, that was quite
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  interesting. So inspiration I take
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  inspiration from lot of things were focused and YouTube, which
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  is awesome, which is why I do what I do.
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  So, this is a cool graphic. I stole this so hashtag don't
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  see me Google, you know, they were just as cool.
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  I just thought I was cool. Please, don't tell anybody
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  nobody works for Google today. Governor.
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  Right? Where are we bosses and
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  superpower? Okay.
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  So there's no traffic a stopwatch talk to my studies
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  together. Myself, as if there's nothing
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  good on this one that's gonna prove it sparkly bits on it.
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  Well. Anyway, stuff.
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  What am I don't say? I'm losing track of thoughts.
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  I cannot my right. Awesome, super powered, right?
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  So awesome. So far.
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  It's the Super Bowl because I taught myself to play about five
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  or six different instruments. Right.
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  Never touches in my life. Interested in music and one day
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  this guy in Uncle Jake. He was like home, but it has
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  been a pleasure this bounded in his high school.
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  I was like Ugh and I'll do things like nothing obviously
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  got 2,000 reason. I was always looked up to him.
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  Cool. So I think he's hot tom,
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  stoppard's play guitar because it's hard meetings.
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  Max writes. All the frequencies pass each
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  piece. So I was like, uh, I love math
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  with music first, done it. So it didn't, and I've learned
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  how to play music and then I was in a band.
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  I want to hyper, focus on things, you are able to achieve
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  those things. Again.
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  I can focus the company. So what Only two things done
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  recipe, I have heightened focus on warrants of doing things of
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  the ability to accomplish to go, right?
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  I'm gonna get one of them doing the play music in front of other
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  people, or not. Anyway, because was looking for
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  places like two men of the dog there, but like, you know, it's
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  kind of cool and it gives us confidence and when you have
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  this confidence chatter, get empowered, like by elements of
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  bass player, you know, I mean, it's like is you and the longer
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  this weird own Studio, we have kids or the kids wind up all his
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  toys. Hasn't got a bad deal.
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  This guy who plays music and powering.
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  This is super important. If you have somebody, you know,
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  how are you To be on the Spectrum who has a hyper focus
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  on something. They love promoted his a build
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  confidence, confidence has every confidence is King in this
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  scenario. So we my band, I was like, okay
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  like this is an idea of hyper-focus.
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  I applied the same rules. I applied to my haircut, Focus
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  to looking up things abstract to ideas, and principles of moving
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  forward. And what I mean by this is you
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  heard of like Vision chance to say I made this vision for this
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  fluffy and think of a single Pinterest.
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  You think about it. What is it in a people just use
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  it as a division biology and also our kitchen to look like
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  and that's just one thing. So I took a step further.
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  I refuse what I know with vision boards, to make a goals board
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  and a vision of what could I do with my life?
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  How can I prepare my fat softball?
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  We do the things, I love sounds like I want to see the out in
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  Japan, right by bands. Like, you know, this is borrowed
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  from Holly and I will see never wrap it up any red ones.
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  Like I want to see the out Japan and I wanted to chart.
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  So how was going to did the made a vision glasses?
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  This is what I'm going to do. And when you do, you unwind your
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  focus with the things love and the things that you're
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  passionate about your kind of focusing on those areas and
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  you'll find a way. So I did it.
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  So I, hey, - to find a rapidly one, Japan, set it down.
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  Oh, they loved it. And then they signed the bombs
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  on, became another five in the newcomers chance of Japan and
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  HMV entire Evolution suit go. So if you go to Japan to be
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  like, hey, hit a straitjacket Legend.
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  Someone's gonna go. Yeah, I'm only 15 next to Blink
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  182 and I'm like no, that's my gun.
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  Okay, nobody in nobody cares, but still in Japan.
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  I love it. So can that was like, dear if I
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  could focus on pushing Focus to something that's really
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  creative. I love it.
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  Okay. So the second thing I did was, I
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  left school with no qualifications because every
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  school was like, yeah, so you can just serve in tennis rackets
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  in our examples, like what? What does this map?
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  So they just didn't know. I'm learning style.
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  I was annoying because like, if they focus on what I knew, how I
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  might bilities, it could have like a probably forward.
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  So anyway, I went back and I did loads of access courses and
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  stuff like that. And I went back to do that.
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  Just cost starts with the bottom, right?
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  But, you know, I came right away, but now I have a degree in
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  chemistry. I'm an actual official Sciences
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  where. But yeah.
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  I did a degree in chemistry just crazy and I didn't realize it
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  was back then. Original characters and how this
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  bloody degrees and Dew and University know like you doing
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  chemistry. I was like, yeah, what was wrong
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  with it? Like what?
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  But it's amazing. And I find my focus in when I
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  applied my focus to, I actually built tools and this is
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  something I was just talking about some of the people
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  earlier, my dissertation. I did computational physical
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  chemistry, something about for and but thing I learned was we
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  like Italy symmetry group Theory, a theory.
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  What I did was I built a teaching tool for and
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  competition physical chemistry than Minecraft.
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  So anybody you got mine country, like, boom.
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  I just learned. You know physical chemistry like
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  10 seconds, coolers up, the get. It was hyper focus.
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  And I love, I love just using the things.
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  I let you go. Obviously, we know, I wrote a
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  book again. I was like, dyslexic, know what
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  it's already told me about 10 years ago, Daniel of the
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  best-selling book in us and UK. I would like, what?
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  I can't even spell my own name area around, but I did it.
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  And I focus, my thoughts and I was like, oh what, what can I
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  do? And I love of passion about Star
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  Wars and I was like how to style has helped me grow on a person
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  with Asperger's Syndrome. So, I've used Asperger's
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  Syndrome or Star Wars together and then it was like, here we
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  have a pumpkin and Publishers like Love it, you know,
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  Publishers alike. Love it.
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  Anyway, so we did it and it was really fun.
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  It was like they put it out with us to London.
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  We have dinner stuff, you know, and it was at phones on and
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  anyway, but it was good. It was good.
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  Fun and scary as heck gonna London though, but it really
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  good. The publisher really nice and
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  they kind of like really nice about, you know, the the, the
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  the awesome thing. So, right, the last thing I'll
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  talk about before we take some questions, can all move but it's
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  building my YouTube channel. This is Is cool.
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  So I did you to I started YouTube.
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  Let's talk to you about the video.
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  Alright. On the iPod is rubbish and Mike
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  and I've got like three hundred thousand views of people
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  actually want to see more so then don't confidence, which is
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  cool. So then I got to last year and
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  in November last year. I have 13,000 subscribers meet.
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  You don't know. I thought I was like, yeah
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  30,000. This is awesome.
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  And I thought I was really too confident in it, right because
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  it's getting too much and only Danny but if you want to see
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  more high quality pattern also content and I was like, how am I
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  going to do this? I'm going to up my game.
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  So I find my hyper Focus. Creating cinematic
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  cinematography and I've never done something like this before
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  in my life. So I didn't learn and taught
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  myself how to make cinematic videos, unless you're some.
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  You guys earlier some Cinema and video that I made and I love it.
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  Now. I'm obsessed with cinematography
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  and the second thing I did to push my channel over the edge
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  and I'll tell you what I got to do today is I studied this is
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  really boring. But I love it.
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  It's search engine optimization SEO, and LSI type content, which
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  is how you optimize search engines.
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  Pick up your content and low. Own and YouTube works on an
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  algorithm and an algorithmic change.
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  I studied the algorithm works and really super, do you know
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  sitting all night? Like I pulled it apart, pulled
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  apart and I found out an amazing have to have YouTube to make it
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  work in my favor. So I get an average of 70 to 90%
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  of 100 SEO score. My videos which is nuts.
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  And today. I'll yes, natural last night.
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  My channel hit 41 thousand subscribers and also since
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  November. So my plan is trying to 100,000
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  by December this year. I'm the reason for this new.
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  Like oh, he's just favorite requirement.
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  What are the know the reason for it?
• 18:44
  Is this I want to change how the public service is, how people
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  with Asperger's and autism access Public Services, how they
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  access shot, how they access like hospitals and stuff.
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  Because these places are not accommodating to people more of
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  a spectrum like years ago, and like the 70s or the 50s or 30s
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  wherever as far as you can go back.
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  We also access for wheelchair users walls, 0 and 1, which is
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  back now. Well, that sounds like you've
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  got a wheelchair then that's your problem.
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  But now if you search for me, probably get prosecuted and it's
• 19:09
  not illegal to not have your taxes in public.
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  Services, so everyone cares about physical disability or
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  yes, they do but nobody remembers about neurological,
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  neuro-diverse issues or mental health issues.
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  Nobody is aware of this. The fact that they need to adapt
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  their place to accommodate these people.
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  So I was like, how am I going to get these people to listen to
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  me? I'm like, hey, I'm down and I
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  guess so go back of the queue, you know, I mean, there's a
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  million people you don't campaigning for this campaigning
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  for that constantly data. So like how many did I thought
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  people are? We 100,000 strong people who are
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  willing and able to action will be Move.
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  Then the tie-dye shift with me. That would be a basis of that is
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  the goal of my channels and that's what I'm doing.
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  I'm building my channel, bring 100,000 strong.
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  I want only like, you know, where is it now?
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  59 away from 10,000 away from get hurt on strong.
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  But, you know, the idea is going to be that one day.
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  We will definitely push up our even thousand.
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  And I will make a campaign to take to these governing bodies
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  and say, this needs to stop and you need to actually take
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  accountability having access to your places for people with
• 20:08
  these positions. Because if I don't speak out
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  about it, He was going to speak about, there's all these people
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  doing it the autistic National Society, doing it yourself
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  degree, but they're quite like just blase with it.
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  And there's no fence to them. I don't want to go in there.
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  Smashing the come on, Stuart. We're going to do it, get on
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  with it, because that's what this thing.
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  I've got to the processor with your little by little, it's
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  like, oh, we need to do in everything all at once to make
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  sure these people, listen. And that's just me.
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  So yeah. Anyway, that was me and my
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  presentation down. The ask me world.
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  And if you want to check me out, you can go to the ask be
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  world.com and it's not like, it's not like they asked me
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  well. I just Googled.
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  Yes. Will you find my videos?
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  I can type in aspect is in each even.
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  I thought that number one. Yes, baby.
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  Anyway, so I will take some questions if anyone has any
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  questions, I'll take nobody him kicked off stage.
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  So, are there any questions at all?
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  Yeah. Oh wait, microphone.
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  I won't be able to hear your advice.
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  Sorry, my supersonic hearing hasn't developed yet.
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  Despite what I've just told you nice to talk about.
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  I have. Okay, how do you encourage sign
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  a child's? You start partial learning
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  difficulty as well. It's finally, the thing I'd say
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  that would be the most. There was that means an
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  interest. So like, say a kid.
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  So first appearances, me off like a success in Minecraft.
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  Right? Is on all the time and energy
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  was like, oh my God, I don't want to be on all the time to
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  take them off because it's damaged, you feel inferior to
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  actually computer games, helped, develop all kinds of skills, and
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  it's actually very approachable. So it's whatever they super
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  interest is, they must have an interest in something or have a
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  specific kind of like franchisor music.
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  There you go. So it's that the more that they
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  can use it to develop because what they're doing is learning
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  skills. It's not like you just sit there
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  and passively watch things. I notice anybody with an ostrich
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  feathers on a. Don't have time to watch TV.
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  I don't watch TV. I watch TV.
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  I don't watch things because it's boring.
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  It's not creativity is just to Recreation or something and
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  something or already done is recreate that.
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  So if you just move to creative, that's helping to hide talk.
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  Besides working for companies like creativity.
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  So, I'd say just focus on what what they actually like and I
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  pushed pushed more of him really encouraging the best way better
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  in a safe and healthy Market. I'm not trying to say like 24/7
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  just for safety, and we also me questions, talk gently.
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  question, actually, I mean like as then being kind of pushed.
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  I don't know of any that that's their main focus.
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  I don't know. Few people, especially for
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  there's a lot of work with well for Cystic, a and then they,
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  they actually meet with a lot of people in the government on the
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  NPC. And these are except for of it.
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  But I don't know if they mean focus on and I guess I'm at
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  least I've got a lot on their plate.
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  So I'm yeah, I think I'm going to be that's just like, oh, this
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  is my thing and I stood myself, you know, we're just saying that
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  there's a, there's a lot of people are interested in, but I
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  don't know if it's just like, that's his main focus.
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  Oh, yeah. Well, it's a big part of me
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  because I love the daily, but for them, it's just like another
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  thing on their to-do list is that's why it happens.
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  I guess anyway. Any more questions from anybody
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  lady over here? And I just want them hope.
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  Well, first of all, there's no jurisdiction on YouTube and I
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  feel familiar that there is no jurisdiction on that and I think
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  it's like 16 or maybe 12. Now.
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  There is a restriction on if all these reasons emotionally
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  distressing when you have a comment but this is it he is
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  come on time you get he's anything you do when you put
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  yourself up in a public bathroom.
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  You say, well look and leave myself open to haters.
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  Not everybody. My family loves me.
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  So I don't expect any of the internet to all than me.
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  Now the way I deal with it and I think about this quite
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  interesting, you know, like so he is I never use.
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  He's not only talking about ever using C.
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  Stop bad life, but he is said to be comments all the time.
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  I like her and I like the comment, give him that comments
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  and thumbs up. And I coming back because the
• 25:18
  thing is there's always hating on you.
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  It's not because you're a bad person because if the majority
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  of people really like your content and even if they don't
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  sort of you're doing what you love and that's cool, but they
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  hate and all she has an issue that had do you live.
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  So, obviously, but there's something going on in life is
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  inviting them to go on in and I'll go with me because they
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  don't know me from Adam, you know, I'm gonna lose.
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  It's like, okay, but like, you know, it's not their fault.
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  Um, so I just go while cages nice one.
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  I'm gonna comes up. I can't back to his, you're
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  going. Okay.
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  Nice one top. Anyway, you know, but the fun
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  thing about it is that you have to kind of think and I don't
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  learn this. I didn't know this, the my
• 25:49
  girlfriend said it's, she's like, you have to know what they
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  like. Sorry, but Girlfriend, by the
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  way, she works in the field of all, she's worked with kids on
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  the Spectrum, day in day out, huh sighs?
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  You can stop me. And they, the interesting thing
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  is that she said, look, there's something going on in people's
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  lives. So don't worry about it because,
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  what it doesn't affect you that their issue is not an issue for
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  you. You know, your stuff is fine, a
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  reason. We know their stuff is we had
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  together. So no highly modest.
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  Yeah. I know who any more questions.