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Your Daily Routine Matters!
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Jan 18, 2023
Your daily routine doesn't have to be "routine". We share some new and fun ways to get yourself into a flow that works for you. We cover books, food and more so everyone can enjoy! #morningmiracle #dailyroutine #cafestudying #officesetup Check out Caren's interview with Hal Elrod about his book The Miracle Morning here: https://youtu.be/TU7TgXcYfD4 All interviews are for informational purposes only and are educational in nature. Any health advice discussed in this show/podcast is not intended to treat disease and should be discussed with your doctor prior to implementing. 📌 Subscribe to Caren's Channel: https://YouTube.com/@carenglasser 📌 Subscribe to Rob's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@officialrobglasser Watch all shows on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3VStXU3 Follow Caren on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/carenglasserlive Follow Caren on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/carenglasser Check out the AlteredUniverseLive store to pick up some cool swag: https://www.altereduniverse.live/shop Don't forget to download a free copy of our eBook "Finding Your Passion": http://www.mindingyourmentalhealth.com
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Glasser here and welcome to minding your
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mental health I'm here with my co-host
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Rob Glasser he's also my son and we talk
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about the topics that shape mental
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health today
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uh we we teach the importance of
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inclusion we share why we should be kind
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we share all sorts of stuff because we
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love doing this and so whether you're
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here live or on replay let us know where
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you are tuning in put it into the
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comments so today Rob we're talking
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about routines right and why they matter
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why they're so important and why
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routines don't have to be routine there
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you go I like that routines do not have
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to be routine okay we'll explore that uh
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one of the things that um I do and we're
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going to start right off because I do a
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morning routine and my morning routine
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started out first by a gentleman by the
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name of Hal Elrod and his book The
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Miracle morning
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and
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um literally this book well first of all
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it's way cool way way cool why is it
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cool because
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he talks about something called Savers
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and it's an acronym s stands for silence
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well maybe sitting in meditation
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would be a silence second affirmations
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things like I am powerful I am
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a great person I am patient I am
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whatever you are we always talk in the
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present so you would do those
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visualization where you literally
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picture yourself somewhere right it's a
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visualization exercise very important
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reading is the r and scribing which is
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kind of funny because when he did the
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Savers um he wanted to do writing but he
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couldn't come up with an acronym so he
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took the S and he made it scribing so I
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guess that's his way of saying writing
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it's an Old English way of going about
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it yeah it's totally Old English right
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um and the way this is meant to be is to
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do it in an hour 10 minutes for each
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segment but he also says for those of
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you who say there's no way I'm going to
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get up that early to literally do an
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hour thing He suggests you can literally
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do it in six minutes one minute for each
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thing so guys anyone can do this right
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literally six minutes it's kind of cool
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so I encourage you go check out that
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book and he also has a free app which I
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I just learned today Rob I was doing
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some research it's in the iTunes Store
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and in the Android store
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go ahead and pick it up it's free
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um and I interviewed Hal Elrod the
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author about four years ago I'm gonna
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put in the show notes that interview
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that I did with him it was amazing the
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guy is amazing we also had his Co his uh
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Co
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um what do you call co-writer on a
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recorder was there as well
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um and so it was really great show so
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make sure you check that out
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so the next thing Rob we're going to
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talk about brunch right gotta eat
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yes that is something I can get behind
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fully because I do enjoy food in fact I
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found the funniest gift for when I was
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promoting my end it's a clock and it's
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all food things so it says lunch
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thinking about lunch having more lunch
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dinner I'm having more dinner that's
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kind of how my brain works so we're not
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going to go over specifically what's in
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the article here but if you do want kind
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of an upscale way of giving yourself
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something to eat go check it out so
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we're going to go over some of the
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things we like or each of us like
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um I'm going to start out with the
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simple thing of a good egg and sausage
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or a nice little biscuit combo for me
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something as simple as a breakfast
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sandwich while not necessarily super
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healthy it does actually give me the
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energy that I like and why is that a
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great brunch run well usually you have
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enough time on the weekend if you got to
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go pick it up or cook it at home you can
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easily whip up some eggs some sausage
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and boom two pieces of bread you're done
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right however more recently and this is
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one that might be odd but I got back
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into eating oatmeal for a couple reasons
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so I actually did some research on it
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separately kind of accident but
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apparently eating it for about 30 days
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and people have done this on YouTube and
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stuff it actually helps to maintain your
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cholesterol your blood sugar your blood
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pressure and can also help with weight
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loss as well if you're looking to lose
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some weight of course just like any food
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you know they say don't eat too much
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because it can cause you know stomach
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upsets but that's another brunch food
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for me as well and I picked those two
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things specifically one on the healthier
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side one on the not so healthy because
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you can get them you know the Frozen
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from the market you can grab them from a
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from a restaurant or you can make them
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but they're all very homey and very
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quick and easy to make and usually
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brunch and I'll I don't know if brunch
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means here but for me it's just taking a
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few extra minutes to just Savor the food
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you're eating uh you know during the
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week we don't turn the TV on or anything
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until we're done with breakfast so we
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spend breakfast eating breakfast yeah
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she's got to be on her phone for work uh
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but on the weekend when she's not
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working we spend a few extra minutes
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eating right and that's just kind of a
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way to enjoy the moment together and
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just kind of enjoy what you're trading
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so what before you pick yours what does
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brunch mean to you is it kind of a
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similar idea well first of all the word
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brunch as I'm sure we all know is a
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combination of of lunch and breakfast
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that's where the word brunch comes right
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and brunches can be at any time during
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the day it's just when whenever whenever
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you get up on a Sunday morning maybe or
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a weekend that's that's when we tend to
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have brunches on as on the weekend
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especially what you just said it you
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have extra time there's no way I have
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time during the week as do you to be
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able to sit down and do it like a full
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course meal you know it's not going to
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happen in my case though weekend time is
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the time that I make waffles and the
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reason why I make waffles is well before
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they're delicious
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um but we I always make extra waffles
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um because I like to create my own
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frozen waffles instead of going and
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getting Lego at you know from the
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freezer department at the market I
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literally or egos not Legos Legos
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it's lego my eggo okay
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um I make a bunch of extra ones I break
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them into uh quarters and then we toast
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them and so we literally can spread
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brunch out during the week so that's
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kind of cool and then the second thing
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that I like for brunch is eggs just like
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you you and not only do I like eggs I
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make eggs for the dog so the dog that's
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his treat on the weekends he loves
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scrambled eggs um so he has brunch too
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it's better than many probably do
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absolutely and so um we just want to
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show up throw up a couple of things here
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because
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um this is the waffle mix that I do
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crusties and it's great I mean you can
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pick it up at
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um Costco you get a big huge bag of it
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or you can get smaller portions at the
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regular market and then you put it on a
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waffle iron it's so easy you just mix it
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up you know with a little bit of water
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and an egg and a little bit of oil I
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think is in it and you throw it on the
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waffle iron they come in all different
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shapes right this particular one is very
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um easy to store I think so you know I
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have I have one that spins and it's so
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clunky that I'm thinking this would be a
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whole lot easier so check it out guys
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um but who doesn't remember the Mickey
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Mouse one too come on now I mean they're
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making us waffles hello
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put that on the screen I didn't even
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think about that one oh my gosh right
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you're right okay well that come on now
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if you want to have a waffle why not
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have it shaped like Mickey Mouse I mean
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exactly and put some chocolate chips in
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it and let's make dessert because
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right whipped cream strawberries all
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that stuff and the other thing that I
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like to do on the weekends is have
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actually I do it all week long is my
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Keurig coffee maker it makes cappuccinos
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it makes lattes and every single morning
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and sometimes you know these go on sale
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so you want to keep your eyes open and
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see when they come on sale but it's all
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in one so I literally create my steam
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milk and my espresso and I have a
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cappuccino every morning I know that
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Krista does tea right or you both do
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yeah so we have I don't know if we have
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this one we have a similar one and you
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can either use the uh pods that come
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with it or uh just the standard tea you
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can pick up online or at the market and
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you can do hot you can do colds
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um she got herself a set of tea mugs
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like coffee mugs that stand next to it
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but yeah you can do a lot of it with it
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and when I do actually feel like
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drinking something a good cup of tea
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like green tea something like that is
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pretty good so I agree I like that thing
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a lot I'm not a coffee but I definitely
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think it's good for anybody who wants an
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instant thing because you can do uh hot
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chocolate I do hot chocolate in there as
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well and I do steamed milk and put that
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into my hot chocolate
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oh okay yeah so I can see your brain
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ticking Rob you're literally going oh
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that might be you're gonna make me some
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Starbucks style hot chocolate at home
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and not spend seven dollars yeah I love
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you Starbucks you're cool
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no but really I think a good you know
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and again it's um something I was gonna
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burn because I'm with the book you're
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talking about too is that really you
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know because I know we were talking
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before what my thoughts on his stuff too
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or and this is no offense to anybody who
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does this but really I think it's less
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of a listening to somebody else doing it
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but picking what you want to do your
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routine is yours and no matter what
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somebody tells me even when I you know
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meditate I never necessarily watch the
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whole thing do I do it I might be
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writing something down I might be doing
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something so for me meditation could be
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doing a chore but doing it while
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listening to some nice classical music
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in the back so again this is never mean
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to sound and it means anybody doing it
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and everybody's doing this for their
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profession which is great but I always
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want to be clear that when we do talk
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about it you're you're really making it
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what you're doing and just like with the
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machines you're using you use yours for
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coffee someone can use it for example
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but that's kind of the point of today
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guys it's talking about how
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things that you know just because
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somebody says do it this way no you
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don't have to you you do you you do
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exactly we're giving you suggestions of
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things that we have tested we have tried
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and we like but again you do you you may
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look at this and say I don't like any of
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this exactly
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I just throw that out there because that
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was a good thing to share with that you
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know sometimes you just get bogged down
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with listening to everything and even
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like me when I do the videos when we do
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the videos I'll be like hey I'm not the
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know it all this stuff I'm just sharing
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you what I know so you want to listen to
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me or not but I just want to speak you
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know what I right and the things we talk
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about the coffee and you made a mention
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you don't have to go to Starbucks and
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get your Eight dollar you know coffee
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but our next article that you're going
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to talk about in fact suggestions it
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gets one I just said but yeah so anybody
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who's a fan of Gilmore Girls and members
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that show well you'll remember Rory
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Gilmore uh doing her thing at the coffee
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shop studying there's memes about it all
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this stuff there's actually a meditation
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of her and you follow her while you
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meditate it's a really weird I don't
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understand it but Krista would
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understand because she loves that show
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but she was onto something because
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apparently coffee shops are a great way
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to study some of which are physical
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reasons some of which well you might not
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have thought about so number one access
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to free Wi-Fi and something that we talk
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about off screen all the time and sure
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everybody does is the cost of crap today
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you know things are going this way
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instead of this way so picking up some
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free Wi-Fi once in a while is great now
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be careful
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uh free Wi-Fi does like to let in people
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that you don't initially want on your
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network so right right because just a
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little open internet right
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so while it might be free
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may not be yeah it may not be the safest
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there but free Wi-Fi generally is great
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and places like Starbucks I think even
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Coffee Bean does it now uh will allow
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you to hop on their uh Wi-Fi and write
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and do whatever you got to do and again
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these are things you can do whether
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you're working or you're a student at a
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school right number two it apparently
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maximizes your efficiency why because
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well
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you're not just doing that you're you
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know you're you're drinking your drink
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you're having something to eat you're
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kind of getting everything done at once
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and when you're getting your energy from
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your croissant or your muffin you become
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more efficient to it when you're at home
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at least for me you tend to kind of get
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distracted because I have so many things
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behind me that are just too cute and I
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want to touch so when I'm somewhere else
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some of the distractions are gone I
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think you'd agree yeah and the other
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thing is is that you're not the only one
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in that coffee shop doing this
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um other people that are going to the
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coffee shops first of all because they
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even though they work from home they
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don't want to be alone and they want to
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be amongst other people and so they go
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over to these coffee shops and the other
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thing you didn't is you can plug into
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their electricity too so you know
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I mean Panera is another one of those
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places that people go and sit and in
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fact they encourage it they'll give you
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I think they have some deals you know
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coffee for the day kind of thing where
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you just you set up shut up I used to
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hold meetings at Panera because I didn't
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want people coming to my house right so
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we would go do that so that's great I
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love it yes that actually that makes a
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lot of sense I did not know they did
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that but that is kind of cool along the
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lines of efficiency motivation is a
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problem as they say when you're sitting
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in your pajamas you just don't want to
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do anything right because you're in
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pretty pajamas but the fact that you had
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to get dressed leave your house and go
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down there you just spent about 15
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minutes getting there you probably want
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to make it worth your while so the
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motivation there to you is not only is
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it beneficial that you're getting work
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done or that you actually moved and hey
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maybe you got some exercise too but you
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are motivated to work to make your drive
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or your walk depending on how close you
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are to your shops right worth your
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entire while when you talked about how
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Panera encourages I kind of remember at
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schools like CSUN other colleges they
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did the same thing too like they they
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wanted you to a library they wanted you
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to go to the food area they wanted you
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to do stuff to kind of get out of your
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element and do what I think they
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directly tell you and you didn't really
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get anything for it but they made you
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know teachers I remember would say hey
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if you don't want to do it in your dorm
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go to the library go to the rest
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restaurant go to the whatever and not as
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much as me doing it but when I was
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venturing through campus you would look
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around and you would see clumps of
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people sitting
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for what I'm assuming was doing work I
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don't know what they were doing but they
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were out and about doing their stuff on
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their laptops and reading doing whatever
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so the motivation is there when you
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realize that you just put effort that
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you didn't want to make you're like well
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I might as well make the best of it
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let's you know let's do some work right
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right and again Rob I'm going to go back
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to you know
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all of this when you work with other
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people or you're surrounded by other
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people it makes us feel better it just
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makes you feel as part of a community
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rather than you're locked in your room
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somewhere and I mean I make the choice
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to work remote and so do you you make
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the choice to work remote very hard but
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what happens is all of us who work
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remote and I'm sure and I'd love to hear
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from our audience when you work remote
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and you're sitting in your office or in
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your kitchen or in your bedroom in that
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little Nook or wherever you have your
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desk and you're the only one there
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sometimes it gets very lonely and so you
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want to get up walk around and maybe go
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off to the coffee shop or the restaurant
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Maybe not maybe you not you don't want
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to and maybe not me either but every so
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often I will do it I will do it but
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that's also because we both like our
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offices Rob we both like the space that
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we work in that is true right and so if
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you are sitting in a space that you
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don't like but you are working from home
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maybe you're a solopreneur or an
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entrepreneur or whatever you are
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um it's a great way to get out and meet
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other people and network who knows who
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you might meet
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there you go so I'm just going to do one
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more off of this before we go because
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that actually is a great segue to our
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second one but the last one I'm going to
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uh bring up is uh the background noise
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so a lot of the times coffee shops uh
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places like Panera will kind of have on
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General music now I don't know if you
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know I'm sure you do or those out there
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uh that's part of how they get you to
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come so I don't know you know the the
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color of the building the uh style of it
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the reason why McDonald's m is yellow is
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because somebody down the line noticed
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that yellow made you buy and happening
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and happy so that's why the m is such a
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bright neon yellow so background noise
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is great now one could say you could do
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that at home as well and personally for
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me because I am very picky on my music
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choices I'm happy to put on my my
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Pandora my Spotify whatever and play
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something there but sometimes the hustle
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and bustle maybe hearing people talk in
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the background the pigeon is flying
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outside whatever it is might be kind of
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a little bit of a fresh air and you know
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I talked about their therapist before
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even when I drop just a daily Drive
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outside even though I'm in the car we'll
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stop at the park staring at the dogs at
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the dog park I might see the same dog
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three days in a row but it's still
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something you don't see often and that's
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the background noise so to speak right
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that the Juices Flow but I really wanted
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to jump into the last part here which is
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the the desk and we've been waiting for
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this for a while so as you mentioned
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office setup is super important not just
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for reliability and usage but you got to
17:38
make it fun and cozy and of course I
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think mine is the best that's my
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personal opinion I'm biased rob you have
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the best well there you go I guess I'm
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not as biased as I thought I'm gonna
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make you consider so everyone can see it
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oh there you go okay so these are
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actually when I did have my bookstore
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these were from the bookstore and these
17:54
are very hearty bookshelves I picked it
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up from a Pier One style uh store that
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was right next to me actually
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um these things that moved with me
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multiple times a couple of Nicks and
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scrapes but these things hold up well so
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that was the first thing that I wanted I
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wanted something in my office that would
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hold all of my goodies right
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secondarily most of my posters are out
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of view however I did get this this one
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right here that I thought was really
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cool I got off of Amazon and I wanted
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something colorful to break up the black
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lastly you know obviously I like my
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little toys and stuff like that but you
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know it's a bookshelf you put books on
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it so you can see we have some of my
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Classics like HP Lovecraft and Dante
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Alighieri we have some of my Stephen
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King and then of course we've got some
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of my Star Wars and Pokemon on the other
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end as well
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um it ranges from novels to Comics to
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how to draw this is actually uh Krista
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got this movie for uh birthday super
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cool you basically get to draw the
18:52
Pokemon and all that but that's what I
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wanted for Myspace
18:59
um something that wasn't you know some
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yeah it's kind of funny nothing too
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crazy which a lot of color but for me
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nothing too crazy but enough
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um what do you call it uh difference
19:10
it's totally inviting you can't wait to
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go into your office in the day right
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exactly I literally come in here more
19:16
often now than I did before because of
19:18
the way I set up the office so I love it
19:21
though now you went the whole different
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way
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right what you're looking at here Rob is
19:27
a business setup
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um and there are so there are uh
19:31
podcasters out there that are on camera
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all the time and I'm on camera all the
19:35
time so I I'm in an office I don't have
19:38
that backdrop
19:39
um but I'm rapidly moving into something
19:42
new and that is and I'm not going to
19:43
open it up we were laughing about this
19:45
earlier this is a newer
19:47
um green screen and I'm literally going
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to place it across the back and then put
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a picture as if I'm sitting in a coffee
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shop or sitting
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um on an airplane or sitting wherever
19:59
I'm sitting and that's what's called a
20:01
green screen so I have that and and I
20:04
also have
20:05
um office stuff so I have my iPad which
20:08
sits on a little stand over here and I
20:11
use it for some of my shows that's why
20:12
it's there I also also have a desk pad
20:15
that it's messy under there that I keep
20:19
all of my this is where I you know do my
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hand writing and I have several journals
20:24
here that I write in because we all know
20:25
that I love journals and I have note
20:27
cards and then I also have and I'm going
20:29
to pick it up I don't think it'll make a
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difference so I use an external
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microphone
20:35
uh okay yeah I've seen that before a
20:37
couple of my other uh so I've done that
20:39
with that right the external yeah I
20:42
think it just disconnected me uh okay I
20:45
can hear you well yeah it just turned
20:47
off the one that was on here anyways
20:49
um but it's an external mic and the
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reason why I use it is that because of
20:54
when you're doing podcasts sometimes
20:56
noise bounces off the screen and this
20:58
way the computer doesn't get confused I
21:00
also have a webcam I also have a ring
21:03
light that's above me or actually above
21:05
me that way
21:06
and Lighting on either side as well so
21:09
my office is more like a studio
21:12
it's a studio that has some working
21:14
workable things over here what kind of
21:17
what kind of office space do you guys
21:18
work in what does your office look like
21:20
let us know put it in the chat we'd love
21:22
to hear how you work we'd love to hear
21:24
what your morning routine is or your
21:26
afternoon routine I know rob you have
21:28
routines in the in the late afternoons
21:30
or the afternoon as well in the morning
21:32
you have routines for everything right
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uh pretty much yeah I know exactly what
21:37
I'm doing at almost every point of my
21:40
day and that works for you right that
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totally works yeah it does and again and
21:44
this goes back to what I said before
21:45
about the books that people write it
21:47
really come you know and again it's not
21:49
necessarily me ranting or raving but
21:51
it's just a the more I watch the less I
21:55
actually care about what they're saying
21:57
because they are showing it from the
22:00
perspective that they've done and that's
22:01
great and I have no problem with them
22:03
doing that what I'm learning daily is
22:06
okay that's nice
22:09
let me do me and do how I do so for
22:11
instance everybody recommends exercising
22:14
I don't do what they do exercising I do
22:17
it the way I do it why because really
22:19
it's the only way that works for you
22:20
right now so it's less of a punch in the
22:23
gut to the people doing it and more of a
22:25
you do you do you do you let me do as I
22:29
do so that's one reason why you know
22:31
when somebody says hey go you know check
22:32
it out I go thank you but no thank you
22:35
politely because you know I have as you
22:37
said I have my routine done I know what
22:39
I'm doing and if I need a question
22:42
answered or if I need an idea pop on
22:44
Google hop on YouTube go all right what
22:46
does this person do for this oh
22:48
interesting or huh let's try something
22:52
else so really it's a it's a good point
22:54
Rob that's that's a good point and
22:56
because you do you research on YouTube
22:58
and you find those things and yes I
23:01
learn a lot of things that either I
23:03
don't care for or I do care for but I
23:05
definitely know the difference now and I
23:08
know okay this is great and even the
23:09
stuff I don't like I'll just end it here
23:11
doesn't mean that they're bad video
23:12
they're actually great videos I just can
23:14
come out of it and go that's great video
23:16
I'm not going to use it but good on you
23:19
for doing that because that's very
23:20
important talk about
23:22
General and also all you need is to get
23:24
one little nugget right you can watch an
23:26
entire video and just learn one thing
23:28
and the rest of it is like I don't even
23:30
know why they were talking yeah exactly
23:32
right that's one thing but sometimes
23:34
it's worth it just for that one thing so
23:36
we want to remind you guys to go check
23:38
you know pick up this book this is a
23:40
great book again just a choice on how to
23:42
do them if you don't know how to create
23:44
a morning a routine this will help you
23:46
also if you're into making waffles on
23:49
the weekend go check this waffle out and
23:52
check out the actual waffle mix or maybe
23:54
if you're nice she'll send you some
23:55
waffles maybe if you're nice I'll send
23:57
you some waffles
23:59
um and then of course the the Keurig K
24:01
uh Cafe single serve K-Cup that's a
24:04
mouthful
24:05
um this is fun even if you don't drink
24:06
coffee you can always make tea or hot
24:10
chocolate let us know what your
24:12
favorites are we would love to hear from
24:14
you
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um and uh as we always do at the very
24:17
end I just want to give you some
24:18
resources because I can and that means
24:21
that we're gonna just give you some
24:22
resources if you are struggling right
24:24
now you can check out the National
24:25
Institute of Mental Health you can also
24:27
go to Nami which is the National
24:29
Alliance on Mental Illness and finally
24:31
988 which is a number that is all over
24:35
and if you call that number and you need
24:37
some help they will direct you to where
24:39
you can get that help any last minute
24:41
thoughts Rob
24:44
um hopefully you guys enjoy it and
24:46
hopefully you enjoy the more open Candor
24:48
that we have because honestly I think
24:51
it's more refreshing and it's time for
24:53
us to share more from what we feel and
24:56
not just kind of give you the facts and
24:58
you know what I mean like absolutely
25:00
absolutely so go out give somebody an
25:03
awesome day Rob we'll see you next time
25:05
we'll see everybody else next
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