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Apr 27, 2017
This is the show that invites some of the top Passionistas in the world to share their passion and how they are making a living doing what they love. Today Caren Glasser talks with Steven Healy - He is a business video chat show host as well as a Udemy and Skillshare tutor based in Wiltshire. He is the co- author of Live Video Streaming: How to grow your business online. He has hosted over 200 LIVE shows since falling in love with the medium. Business interviews are his forte and he has enjoyed chatting with over 80 business people around the world. He co-hosts many shows including Across the Pond is a weekly show co-hosted by Leland Best and me which celebrates the links between the USA and UK. 1. Definition of Passion in the Webster’s dictionary is: intense, driving, or overmastering feeling or conviction 2. How would you define Passion? 3. What is your journey 4. This weeks quote is: Purpose is the reason you journey. Passion is the fire that lights your way. 5. What favorite quote do you live your life by? 6. If you could spread passion dust somewhere and give passion for the day, what would you hope to accomplish? Some of the things we talk about: Live Streaming – what is it. Different platforms. Chat shows are networking brought to life. You can engage with people from around the world in real time. Explore new topics and help people promote their business and cause. Facebook Business https://www.facebook.com/StevenonLiveVideo/ Facebook Profile https://www.facebook.com/stevenjhealey Twitter @stevenhealey
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hello everyone Karen Glasser here and
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welcome to this episode of the passion
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point this is the show where we follow
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passion ESA's all around the world who
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are following their passion making a
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living doing what they love and today we
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have a guest all the way from across the
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pond I think that's how we refer to it
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across the pond and even Seeley I think
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that's how we call it Steven Haley he's
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a business video chat show host so I
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already love him for that as well as
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Annie Demi and Skillshare Tudor based in
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Wiltshire he is the co-author of the
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book live streaming vide video streaming
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how to grow your business online and he
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has hosted over 200 live shows oh my god
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Steven come on in
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Steven Healy welcome to the show hello
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Karen thank you for inviting me it's
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good to be here and I'm looking forward
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to having a fruitful and enjoyable chat
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I'm just I'm so excited that you're here
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I mean literally when I read that you
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have done over 200 live shows that's a
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lot and even as we before we went on
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today you were telling me you this you
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had already done four shows or you this
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was your fourth show I mean you are busy
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guy this is my fourth shattered I enjoy
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live video I enjoy talking to people
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learning from people making contacts and
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live videos the way to do that how to
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date today's shows were political the
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first one because we've got an election
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in the UK and then the blubbing for
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Britain show which has been running for
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74 weeks consecutively with four people
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and thence afternoon a delightful
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discussion with a buyer who is based in
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Pakistan so around the globe around the
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globe and how fascinating because I mean
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this truly is a definition of how the
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world becomes very very small we are
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talking to people from all around the
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world as if they're just in our backyard
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right oh that's right I mean the quality
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of the video and the sound is such that
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no matter where you are in the world if
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you've got a good broadband connection
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then you can talk and you can have shows
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with people around the globe I mean you
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and I are eight hours apart and yet
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we're able to come together and talk
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and this magical I just I really love
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this and I kind of talked about you know
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bringing the online offline and even
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this I consider offline because we are
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taking this relationship this
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conversation this situation out of the
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social media environment even though
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it's playing live on Facebook but we are
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having this conversation that others can
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get involved with we have people that
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have joined us if you have comments have
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questions for Steven make sure you make
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a comment down there we're going to put
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it up on the screen and I know that
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Steven will be delighted to answer those
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questions so I'd like to start the show
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with a definition of passion and
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Webster's dictionary says that passion
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is an intense driving or overmastering
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feeling or conviction Steven how would
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you define the word passion I would
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agree with that but passion is when you
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doing something that you don't notice
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time passing you're enjoying it so much
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that you get engrossed you're getting
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grossed in what you're doing you lose
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yourself the outside world the world of
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video most keeps you in the world but
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you are actually doing something which
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is what we're all built to do which is
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communicate with each other and we can
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do that through live video so my passion
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is live video and I say thank you to
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blob for bringing us all together all
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those months ago because that's right
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all began and now we've got be live TV
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we've come a long way family you know
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that we out when I'm a long way and
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that's actually how you and I met was
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through be live TV TV live TV we met in
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the Beliebers group and you know we play
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in the same the same arena so this show
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is really all about you and we'd like
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our viewers to get to know you and your
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journey how did you get to where you are
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today you can go as far back as you want
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and tell us a little bit about your
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journey and what you're doing today
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right okay how far back I want to go I
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goes back to being a unit count at the
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age of 17 leaving school going to join
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the accountancy practice until next 10
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years or finish 10 years I was an
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accountant
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in practice in businesses then I went on
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to to actually help run a television
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rental company and then I discovered
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computers and this was the time of the
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Apple 2e we're going back and yeah the
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Apple yep the Apple 2e followed by this
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series followed by the IBM machine and
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PCs and then Windows camera long wait
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and that's when I started to write
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software and I wrote software for local
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businesses and it used to be hunkered in
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those days you'd write in basic and I
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really enjoyed it and then along came a
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product called Borland Delfy which is
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for those who have not initiated is
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Pascal and it's a visual way of
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designing software and I learned how to
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use that and I develop software 20 years
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ago which is still running today and
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obviously it's been updated but it's for
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manufacturing and distribution so if you
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think of manufacturing where raw
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materials come in and finish goods go
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out and software codes with all of that
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and all the quality certificate you need
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in between so you've got the raw
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materials coming in they go through a
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series of processes they're tracked at
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the end of that they're invoiced and
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delivered to the customer that's what
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the system does and it does it gained
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out and that's where I came from us
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counting then software and then 20
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months ago blab came along and I was
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blown away I found something I was
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watching the show by philistine who's
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based in the UK down in Cornwall and I
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was coming towards the end of his show
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on blab and he said does anybody want to
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join me well I was hiding I was a little
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late except I was sat in the corner and
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I thought before I knew it I was on
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camera and I was just there as a guest I
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was chatting and talking away I thought
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I like this this is just brilliant I
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mean we've been through logging we've
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been through Twitter we've been through
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posting on Facebook
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now we've got live video I thought this
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is mine and so we start our own Chandler
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John Upton and I was called bluffing
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fibrin which I've mentioned earlier and
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then Bob Tomlin has become a very good
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friend and his show on slab which my
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eyes I think this back in December 2015
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yeah and I thought this could be this is
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going to be big and it's that that stage
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I started to take it seriously
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so that's my journey so you know let's
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talk about why video because I'm in 100%
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agreement with you I think why video is
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where it's at it brings your audience in
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to you and it brings you bus out to our
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audience in these platforms that we have
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today you know when people ask the
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question so so how do you record live
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video and what platforms you suggest we
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were talking about this earlier that
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we're do you want me to start and how
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long is the list so I'm not going to ask
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you that question I know that you have a
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lot of favorites that you use be live TV
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live TV is one of them what do you think
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is about the whole live concept of being
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live I mean I know it's about
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integration and interaction and getting
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our guests involved why do you think the
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life this whole wide video is is
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exploding as we watch right now I think
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the key to it is people can get involved
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I mean we've all got a story and you can
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come onto live video you can tell your
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story and you can tell it's what your
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friends and then friends of friends and
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you can get them involved and they
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become part of the story that's the key
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Denver is watching now if you've got any
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comments or questions and Karen I'm
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willing to take them absolutely can take
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the house pass their guests I'm sorry
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Oh put them down there because we'll see
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them and I'll pop them up on the screen
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yeah I mean the key is that it is
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involvement and getting to know people
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and that's that's the key to it I think
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and live video we're just at the
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beginning now we're pioneers we're
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putting we're actually using beta
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software with learning we're improving
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and it's a great time to actually be
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involved because all the software that
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we're using we're using today
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we use most days is actually free and
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and the people are investing money for
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us to use the software and that's a far
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cry from where it came from
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it is a far cry from where it came from
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I remember back in the early 90s and I
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was live streaming truly I believe it or
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not I was back in the 90s and we were
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bouncing off the big satellites and and
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onto our big huge you know hard drives
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and and it costs money it cost money to
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do that and here we are now we just pick
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up our phone or we get on our desktop oh
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you're such a button and here we are
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okay so one of the questions I'm asked
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all the time am I too old to do this am
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I just too old to do this and I say no
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look at us here we are we're doing it it
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was it's it delicious the great thing
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about live video which I love is the
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fact that there are no producers towards
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age gender culture color religion they
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all disappear I mean I watch in
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amazement as Hindu Toxteth - Muslim
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Muslim talks to Christian every single
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day and the religion is there but it
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connect as people so I don't think that
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there are any racial barriers to it at
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all and I don't think that age is a
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barrier either because to my way of
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thinking your is doing what you feel is
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meant to them yeah no I agree
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I agree I mean there's a lot of us who
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we play in the social media environment
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I mean we live on our social media I
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would be one of those people and we see
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a lot of things happening in social
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media it's changing the way our world is
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getting their news or their faith news
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or whatever news they're getting but
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that is how we consume our information
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is changing because people put out all
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this stuff out there and it's up to us
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unfortunately and I say unfortunately
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because who has the time to do the
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research to actually figure out if what
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we're reading is true or not I know what
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your opinion on that is and how easy it
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is for for the world to see something it
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happened literally a second ago and how
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is that affecting what's going on in the
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world what do you think I think that
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we've seen a sea change
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and Twitter has led the way first of all
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in text and now in video I that we've
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got reporting being made by people who
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are actually on the spot and it's
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impossible for the news organizations to
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have some respect endeavor generally
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stationed in cities within countries but
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then to reach local is impossible we've
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now got local reports coming in from
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around the globe so soon as something
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happens faint on video and it's on
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YouTube or it's on Facebook great on
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Twitter and that means that we we are
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part of a global change where we can get
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to know what's going on around the world
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in real time and again I comes back back
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to the fact that it's free the other
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thing is that this may change but there
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are no controls over it right and I
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think that is one thing that has to
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happen there have to be some filters in
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some way so that the things that
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happened on Facebook recently don't
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recur and Facebook take action about
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that but I'm all in agreement with all
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these changes taking place because it's
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fascinating with the things that you can
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learn through a live video or annulus
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you know so yes
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yeah and I'm in agreement with you as
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well with with some cavities of don't
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believe everything that you see out
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there
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yeah right and and even though who has
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the time to do the research you have to
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have the time to do the research so
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something looks like it may be too good
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to be true or to out there do your
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homework go research it there's lots of
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different ways to go research go
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research it and be the voice of reason I
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I totally agree because that there are
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so many stories I mean especially if
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we're now we're going to connect to
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politics per se and you can you SEC so
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subjective we're gonna get into but
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there was so much reg news on both sides
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of the pond during the elections that
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you didn't know what to believe right
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and it can come to a stage where if you
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say it often enough then people will
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believe it yeah and that's very
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dangerous and that's something we've got
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a guard against but to
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the freedom to say we want in the West
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is fantastic I don't want that to change
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but as you say if you see a story and it
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doesn't live right
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as you said check it out check it out
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check solutely check it out so you'll do
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a lot of shows you did four before you
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came on with me you you do your own
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shows you're guests on other people
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shows what do you tell people and I'm
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going to throw this back to the whole
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passion thing that have maybe lost their
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passion they don't even know what their
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passion is anymore how do we how do we
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help guide them as mentors maybe or
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people that are here in front of
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audiences all the time why do we tell
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them how do we get them back on the path
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of following their passion right I think
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that's one of the things we can do is to
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listen to people when people don't have
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a passion is because they have something
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that's blocking that question and one of
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the ways to actually unblock is for
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something to listen to you so if we can
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ask not the questions and find the right
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questions then we can get people to open
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up and once people open up and you
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listen to them you find out what they
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are really interesting what they want to
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do then you can help them go in the
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right direction but if we all our own
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passions sometimes we lose it but if by
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talking to people you can actually get
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it back again well it's about it's about
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listening I mean it goes true of the
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video world that I watch as much videos
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as I create in fact more and by doing
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that I'm listening to people and
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watching people and if I see somebody
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who just needs a little extra help or
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push then I'll get involved and you know
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move from there I mean we can all help
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each other every day right and I the
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word with and the word listen is so
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important I really do think listen is
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the key because I don't I don't know how
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many conversations you get involved when
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where you literally see their head
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thinking as you're talking because
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they're not listening to you they're
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already thinking about how they're going
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to respond to you oh yeah
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ah true that's very true
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yeah absolutely so you're doing these
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shows and I know you have a YouTube
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channel and I'm going to put up how they
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can search for you there if you go into
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YouTube you can search for be live TV
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and Steven and you can see all of these
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shows that Steven is doing after the
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fact as well I know you put them up over
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there as well as you do your show live
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on on Facebook and I'm going to put that
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out there as well it says facebook.com
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forward slash Steven on live video
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that's easy to remember check that out
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as well I'm all about quotes so I'm
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going to share a quote that I really
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like every day I look for something that
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will guide me through the day and today
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this particular quote and it's anonymous
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I don't know who wrote it I searched for
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it but here's the quote purposes the
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reason you journey passion is the fire
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that lights your way what do you think
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about that you agree I agree I agree
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that's a good one too to guide by and to
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do you have any clothes do you have any
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quotes that you like a spacious no I
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don't have it I don't have any clothes
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well if I was able to answer all the
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questions and then yeah exactly what I
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was going to say is that you Steven
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you're too busy to have quotes you're
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you're so busy you know online and doing
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during your interviews so okay so this
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is this is one of these these quotes
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these questions that I like to ask and
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it may sound silly but I get some
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amazing answers I if you could spread
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passion dust anywhere around the world
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on anyone what would you hope to
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accomplish who would you spread the
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passion just on it could be one or can
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be many and what would be your intention
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that that passion dust would provide
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what pose does it have any powers you
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want to have right okay the world's your
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oyster you did right okay if in the two
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particular areas I would like to spread
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passion dust so that people
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well the first area is North Korea
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mm-hmm
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the situation is that they are
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developing nuclear missiles or the
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capability and I would like somebody who
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has the passion dusts to be able to
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bring that situation to a conclusion
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peacefully so that there are no well
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there are no military actions because at
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the moment we've got a very dangerous
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situation there and in the second
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situation military situation would be in
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Syria where again we actually have
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another we sometimes we go in as
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countries where angels fear to tread and
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Syria is one of those cases this
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situation that we helped create and we
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should help solve it so I will go for
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two global conflicts the one in North
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Korea and the one in Syria and hope that
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both end peacefully and soon I heartily
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agree with that and we're going to put
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it out with those intentions out there
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into the world for anyone that can help
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us get those passion dust little fairies
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out there and make sure that we get some
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movement on that because what you say is
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so important if I'm not making light of
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it in any way shape or form we live in a
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very interesting and at some times very
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scary world so thank you thank you for
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sharing that for those of you who want
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to get in touch with a Steven Healy you
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can go to his website Steven J Healey
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calm as I said you can check out his
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videos over on YouTube search for B live
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TV and then Steven and then check out
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his Facebook page Steven on live video
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just put down facebook.com or refresh
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and then the rest of it and you're going
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to find them there any last thoughts
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that you would like to share with our
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audience about live video about the
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journey that you're on or just a message
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to our viewers all right I think the
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message that I'll send out is that live
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video is the best way to network the
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best ways contacting people make new
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friends and renew old acquaintance
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and that if you can go on live video and
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my advice on that is just do it go live
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on Facebook or live on YouTube or live
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on Twitter and talk to people and get
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them involved in what you're passionate
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about show your knowledge and expertise
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share it and just basically help each
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other
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simplify and for those of you who are
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wondering you know can you do this - can
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you get online video Steven you have a
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great course up on udemy that people can
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go and actually purchase what is the
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name of the class actually called and
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I'm going to put it up here the complete
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introduction to be live TV complete
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introduction to be live dot TV so if you
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go to Demi dot-com correct udemy and
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just check and just then search for that
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you've got a great great program there
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great class there that people learn the
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ins and outs how to do this very very
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quickly basically you are very patient
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you're very patient teacher a very
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patient mentor look even my dogs are
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coming into to agree with that
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check out that class you will not be
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disappointed and we want to thank all of
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you we know that you have a choice as to
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where you spend your time and we are
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grateful that you chose to spend your
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time with us today
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go on out and give somebody an awesome
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day
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check out the passion point for all
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these amazing shows that we do with
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passion oozes from all around the world
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and we'll see you next time on the next
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episode of the passion point goodbye
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everyone
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