18 Burst results for "Kyoko"
THE EMBC NETWORK
"kyoko" Discussed on THE EMBC NETWORK
"A fighter, it was a key oxygen fighter. Yeah, and anybody that knows you're a fighter, you've done all kinds of martial arts. If anybody follows your Instagram, you do Thai boxing. You know a lot of the top fighters and stuff. So you've been in the martial arts game and in that world. You've seen it all, and I remember one time coming to your office, you actually told me you're like, look, look man, I respect all these martial arts. I do them all. But at the end of the day, I think you told me, and I could be wrong, but I think you said kiyoshi is the hardest. I might have said was this that the training for kyoko. That's hard. It's like, for example, you can go to like the hardest workout in a wrestling team in the Midwest where they have to talk about the room. Yeah, sure. The cure cushion workouts for fighters were just utterly insane. And I'll say this like gleason's boxing gym is in Brooklyn. A couple of blocks from where I grew up, actually. We didn't go there much, but our team of key urchin fighters sometimes we train at least sometimes. We go on the ring and train. And the owner of gleason's who saw like Mike Tyson, all these guys train there. He walked over to our coach and he was like, none of our boxers could get through this workout. And you know how, you know, a high level boxer is in very amazing shape. So I'm not saying, listen, let's say someone's watching like, no, no, I'm good. I don't care. Maybe you do a hard workout. I could care less. I'm just saying, in my experience, the auction workout at the highest level was like nothing I've ever seen. You know, and just real quick, 'cause I saw one of your recent posts because you still train in that martial art. And I saw you, you were like a body conditioning, yeah. Yeah, and you guys, you guys were hitting it, you guys were hitting each other pretty well. And the tag you wrote on Instagram was mindset training. Right. It's my training. Because the thing is, my body and that guy's body, we're already like trained like if I punch him like really hard bare fisted in the liver, like for your average person that might drop them. But he's used to that. And I'm used to that. So and even the low kicks we're doing, it's just that wasn't sparring. It's just body conditioning. So I caught mind training 'cause at some point you just training your mind with that because we've already trained our bodies for that. So what a cool upbringing. And then what led you to chiropractic fast forward? I mean, at one point, did you actually think you could do a career of or at the time? MMA wasn't popular to way later. So was there any thing did you ever think I could do this professionally or maybe I'll put my own dojo?
Bitches on Comics
"kyoko" Discussed on Bitches on Comics
"This meant something So yeah he thank you so much reading it. Thank you so much for having me. I've had a blast talking about all the many complicated issues of society. And i'm glad to have the last word on all of it so her head is. We solved it all so no begging. You've been absolutely delightful. Thank you for making us. Think really hard. Yeah like i said go stare into space for a while and go. Oh my that is a good point. so thank you for your time. Thank you for writing beautiful beautiful queer characters that we can love with our whole hearts and souls. I'm so excited to dive deeper into your worlds that. You're building and Yeah sarah is always listeners. We couldn't be here without you. Of course you know the joke. But i'm still gonna say it we could but it'd be really awkward if we were so thank you also kate. Who's editing this. I love you. You're the best Kyoko who was meowing in the background. Thank you for your efforts. Oh no no no she. She found like a box of cat. Food that i had legs snug under the tables like and i totally forgot about it. She came up and i was like. Oh you probably want food so yeah no. She's passed all the way out so don't even bother saying anything. She has gone dead to the world right now. Well good night kyoko. We love you serious kitten if you didn't know listeners. Thank you all so much. Always a pleasure to be here bitches.
Chutando a Escada
"kyoko" Discussed on Chutando a Escada
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What The Flip Podcast
"kyoko" Discussed on What The Flip Podcast
"On your switch and then you finish your game and then you say you've caught peak chew whatever you put your game down then you you know you're going to work or you're on the boston and you get an alert on your phones. All your peekapoos hungry. I'm just making this up pitches hungary and you can feed him on the phone and then you get home. And then you on the tv and he can put on a headset. And then you actually in the world of portland is colorado this thing. That's integrating into your day to day. That's why he's focusing not just on. Vr is is a whole new system is is like is is trying to be the future of the internet not necessarily a ready pay a one world which which i think he wants it to be at some point but i think is actually going to replace the internet in a very substantial way. At least that's kind of longtime plan. I think it's an a replacement thing as a novel like. You said it's just looking evolution. Yeah yeah yeah nepalese. Yeah my problem was is and i think the more you talk about the more go yet could help book just not in this generation. I wanna say on generation is like right for it but the like the generation before like like people. I saw some old people going into restaurant. And you know you have to use kyoko in scania menu and do dry. Don't know that's all generation. Does i think this is as horrible as it sounds. The generation the needs to be a death of the of the generation before this becomes a thing like i think our generation up and we know how kids now they just pick up technology an ipod the to and that can code and shit like the. That's when people will accept. I think it's not. It's not to do with the fact that we have. We have the technology and whatever people accept the technology. And i think now we've got a generation of all people but they don't know how to use an well except i think us i think we would accept it but i think that's when it starts. It stopped revolves. So while we're old that's when people will adopt technology because it's all to do it for me saucer to timing. When i look at playstation the best thing i can do is compare it to playstation and playstation loads of tech and just came like the vita and like this is like basic veto sick but like it was just it was device with pure digital. That was it. I how the device with digital and people didn't adopt to it literally now is like everyone's we we just wanted to. We don't want to just goes to show. How societies moving houses changing timing is time integral. I'm trying to say and like right now. This is just me like shooting the ship but like right now. I just don't think we're in a generation where people connect but still. I'm happy to be wrong. It's just like so far. Flung the idea to gross. But if play devil's i've got i. I think what you said was quite made some really good points and it is something that obviously i think. While at least mark zuckerberg is thinking about like. How does this house. This appeal gonna work. How's this going to really get people on board and.
The Nerd Soup Podcast
"kyoko" Discussed on The Nerd Soup Podcast
"We went to the next door here. Because we're closing. In of what i can get the questions. We're closing in on like an hour. Take like thirty minutes left. So we're like halfway through not closing graph with her next story tiff. We'll just talk about this briefly. We're going to tiff this week. Look at that toronto film festival. Starting thursday me and will be there. Teddy will not going to be solo pounding from canada. I got extradited extradited back to the. Us okay what. I can't go into canada. Okay right right right but what were you want for it and don't worry about. Yeah thursday manam. I'm really looking forward to it. We reserved our seats today. You got up to for press. You got up to twelve tickets. And then it's kind of survival of the fittest for the rest of them remaining appa waldo reserve up to twelve movies but for the other ones get tickets. Total can bring toll people. Oh no you can only bring yourself so cool like look at that there it is. Yeah it's pretty. don't nice. Kyoko lubbock your coat. Hawgood good two percent foam battery. All i fucking hope phone sales working. I might have might bring porty because we're going to be out and out all day value. You should bring forty. I don't have a point area by one. Go by being the moma. Now use your phone. We're gonna need it for my tickets now. The phone actually will probably say on all day. Yeah we're going to be on it that much we're gonna be sitting movies. Yes sounds awful dude. We can watch like some days. We'd be watching movies in a day like you wouldn't be able to do that right now. I i wanna go into the kickoff everything watery hours-long you hear this thursday twelve o'clock noon three hour movie. What is kick it off drive my car. Japanese movie in english won't even want to..
Julgados e Comentados
"kyoko" Discussed on Julgados e Comentados
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ChupaCast
"kyoko" Discussed on ChupaCast
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PT Pintcast - Physical Therapy
"kyoko" Discussed on PT Pintcast - Physical Therapy
"An olympic update. On the show yeah. Pt podcasts at the paralympics. All right. here's the deal back in two thousand nineteen. We've got a chance to talk to you as a rugby team. Member chuck a oak. I admitted olympics and paralympics. Geek was so excited at having chuck on for some cool behind the scenes insights. A lot of things. I wanted to ask him was really fun for me. Were re releasing. The episode low throwback for you. I also asked him one question that it always been on my mind and i just never felt comfortable enough to ask anybody but chocolate. Super chill may be comfortable enough to ask and it had to do with the terms olympian versus parallel view. It's in the episode. You hear me ask the question. Chuck gives a great chuck. Just for background has crazy wheelchair. Rugby resume and paralympic experience to time paralympian sixteen twelve plus this year. Which makes him three time paralympian. Two time medalist. He's got a bronze. He's got a silver this year in tokyo and we go and gold. He's also on top of being twenty twenty participant. He is one of two. Us olympic flag bearers selected to carry the red white and blue in tokyo. Congratulations again to chucky oak. As we look back on a throwback episode with him on pine can we talk pt drink beer and recorded. This is the p. T. pint cast kyoko point twenty paralympics are right around the corner. If you all out there go to your local in. Dcla let's go talk to all the sports media you know and say listen. Peril come common. These are awesome that you want you to cover them. We wanna see this content. We want to we want to see real throughout the track et cetera the awareness and the coverage across the country. The united states is going to grow so much and it's embraced by the world over. You know. I hope everyone really push rat and drive to get that coverage if they know they want to make it happen you know and now now is the time just a quick message before we get started here today. We've got a new podcast out. It's called n. P. t. study casts real brief because all the episodes are real brief short two point episodes to help students prepare for the pta like one episode on heart disease and episode on biceps. Tendinitis all between three and nine minutes. Just what you need to know all right so if you look at a past the or if you're a practicing. Pt just need to bone up. Got a patient your schedule that you haven't seen in a while. Take a listen. Recorded with clinical experts. Free online itunes. Google play spotify or wherever. Podcasts are hurt. N. p. t. e. study cast that show brought to you by our friends at arias medical staffing. Can't say enough about the leader's in travel physical therapy if you wanna do what you want to be a great. Do it where you want to do it and ariz. They know where the jobs are short term or long term. Find out more at a. You are a us medical dot com audience. How we do today. I'm excited because the olympics are coming up. I geek out. I admit it. I'm a complete fool when it comes to anything olympic but really wanted to highlight some paralympic athletes impera olympians so it gets to bring on chuck today. Chuck hokey is a two time medalist in wheelchair. Rugby do not confuse it with murder ball. Who actually should be confused because it used to be called murder ball and now it's wheelchair. Rugby chuck gets into that. But i really love it hip completely behind the pageantry of the olympics and then of course a couple of weeks later the paralympic games follow and as physical therapist. Maybe you're like me. I'm more in gross tonight. I want to know more about their stories. How they train with their abilities and the equipment behind it as well including the variations of the different levels and different sports. So i decided to start reaching out to pair olympians and chuck's the first one who who reached out to first person to say we'd grabbed him on the show. He talked all about export. What it's like getting ready for an olympic games and he's got a bronze he's got a silver our know what color the americans are taking home at this olympics in tokyo. So we get into that with chuck. Take a listen. This guy's awesome episode. Brought to you by owens recovery signs a single source for pt looking for certification in personalized blood flow restriction rehabilitation training and the equipment. That you need if you want apply in your clinical practice along with some research if you're questionable about it. They've got that on. The website is well. Put right out there owens. Recovery science dot com is where you can find out more right now. Take a listen. Here's chuck aoki's on the show. The best conversations happen at happy hour. Welcome two hours forum award. This is the pt podcasts. Here's your host physical therapist. Jimmy mackay best conversations happen at happy hour. Welcome two hours the next episode of pt. Podcast begins right now on the phone with me Two time united states paralympian and Who's still searching for gold man. Chuck aoki's chuck welcome to the show. Man hey jimmy thanks for having me on before we hit record a second ago actually said i was like the reason i really wanted to talk to you is. I'm a complete. I'm adore when it comes to the olympics. I geek out over it whenever it's coming up and i remember you know in the in the winter games when they were on almost two years ago and watching the paralympic winter games and thinking. I wish they did some more stuff on inside the games watching some some some skiing and cross country skiing and being a physical therapist my background i was like hey tell me more about the ski. I want to know how this athlete trainer is. Because they're all you know there's different classification systems so what you're training for wheelchair rugby. Because that's your sport murder ball. We'll get into. That is completely different. From to athlete because of classifications so So first of all. Yeah definitely wanna mention. You've got the silver. You got the bronze we know what color it's gonna look in twenty twenty right. Yes sir awesome. So what star with with what brought you to wheelchair rugby. And then i wanna get into the sport man. So what led you to this thing. Yeah for so I grew up in minneapolis. Minnesota kid from minnesota. I love it and i grew up with disability. I basically used a wheelchair since. I was about ten years old and i can talk more detail. About sort of what led me to Use that full-time at at at ten. But i grew up when wiltshire basketball which you know. I like it as a fun sport. A lot of friends shoot hoops. But you know. I never nothing it was. It was fun at every time i was. I'm missing something here. You know. And then i i saw in two thousand four like you referred to this movie called murder ball and it was about the two thousand four paralympic team and i saw these guys and wheelchairs smashing each other knocking each other around and going flying party. And you know fifteen year old needs like fun and my mom was like No you're you're not playing that sports absolutely not and so you know kind of back and forth over the course beer try no come on just a little bit. No no no it. Finally you know. I i think i ward basically known so. My dad drove me to a local practice minnesota and they took me there and the chair and i was like five feet tall hundred twenty pounds soaking wet extra ballplayers go. You wanna play. I wanna play. They're like all right. Sounds good so they got me in a chair and we started pushing around. I got smashed in walls when flying out of the chair i would everywhere. Just your total chaos. Just didn't beat up basely for two hours straight and as we're driving home my dad kind of looks me. You know kind of apprehensive look like so. What did you think and i was like. I was awesome. I loved him and so it was. You know the second. I got hit. I think i was hooked. You know inside went onto Years minnesota i moved down to Tucson arizona to play a few years there and then now near denver colorado plane wheelchair rugby sound. Like you said. I've been on the perils of for a couple of years or a couple of cycles on just i'm training for a golden tokyo tokyo in two thousand twenty august twenty fifth to September six now is how. How does it work in terms of the the timing e the teams already qualified. You guys are in already right. That came across. We are not actually qualified yet. Officially we have our we have our para panamerican games come up in peru at the end of august. And we actually have to qualify. They're technically on so if we if we win that tournament will qualify. And if we don't win that tournament there is a secondary chance to qualify. And i think we're ranked number two in the world right now so we are chances.
Podcast RadioViajera
"kyoko" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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First Person
"kyoko" Discussed on First Person
"Sense of the pulse of what was going on in the communities in what was on parents minds through that very very difficult period. I'm so fascinated by these mama. Preneurs owners of these centers. What do you think they've done for their ability to better. Their lives and really accumulate wealth. Independent of men are mama. Frontiers are rockstars. They're they're incredible and the name was very intentional right. These are women who embody the elements of a mother mama nurturing loving caring patients. But also they're they're hustling their entrepreneurs their strategic in work hard persevere. In spite of challenges as we saw last year we do have issues with husbands sometimes husbands. Who see their wives run these thriving businesses from from something very small and want to get involved or wanna take the money. We're having to develop a new strategy to engage husbands on why this is great. I think we've also had issues with husbands. Who find that. Their wives are working too much. Now and Are not home in time to make dinner so again of dealing with some of these challenges that come with having women that are so confident in empowered. We've had a few mama preneurs who were in really abusive relationships. We're able to detach from their husbands. Because they have the economic independence now to do so. I think it comes back to if they believe that what they're doing is important invaluable than nothing will stop them. You know it's incredible you've created a community. You've solved a lot of problems. That had already arisen in the area that people needed to deal with when you look at the policy landscape in kenya particularly around care. How do you think that you are personally influencing as a organization. We know that no matter how much we scale how big we get. There's no way we're going to reach every child and so we need to be working with the government on advocating for better more progressive policies. And we've had some really great quick winds on some policies. But i think the challenge comes into having those policies actually be implemented rather than just sitting as paperwork filed somewhere ultimately our theory. Here is that if women and mothers and communities understanding importance of childcare. An advocate for that than policymakers who are working on three to four year election cycles are gonna need to start listening and so how do we influence the behavior of parents and one of the coolest studies that was done. Last year was showing how kyoko parents have shifted their hierarchy of how they choose a childcare center so having been exposed to quality childcare there now choosing centers that have a better learning environment that have better nutrition that have qualified and trained staff. And if we can start shifting how parents choose childcare centers it's going to force childcare centers to improve their quality and make it really a strong issue that communities and elected officials need to start addressing. You given so much thought to this. And it really is just so deep that the tentacles of the operation in community with culture and government. What do you wish you had no about the childcare industry. When you started that you feel could have made a difference. I think when we started we we really thought about this as early childhood education issue and really focusing only on education and it took us a couple of years to realize that when you're dealing with zero to three year olds the needs are very different. It's it's health and nutrition and social protection all of these different sectors. And i think that's part of what makes childcare so brilliant is that it touches every department in there's the health component there is the labor component for women's economic empowerment. There's a social protection component. And i think we've we've only now really started to approach all of these different departments. But i think that's also what makes it super difficult is that childcare doesn't fit squarely in one place which is why there's no ownership or accountability. And i think that's one of the biggest moves we need to make the sector is potentially framing this more as an economic issue. As i think i was very naive at the beginning to think that if we could show policymakers we've brought them we've brought them to our centers of tried to show them the reality of working moms living in the informal settlements and they there is empathy there. But there's no action. And i think i now a little bit wiser a little bit with more grey hairs. No that policymakers don't make decisions based on their hearts. They make it based on their wallets. And i think if we can start framing this as an economic issue that child care will un leash this potential for women to work and have peace of mind at work and take fewer days off of work because their children are not sick as often. We can completely boost the economy of nations and then the the spillover effects which i think is the real important part is where then having children develop that are cognitively smart in critical thinking skills and socio emotional development and that will be the future human capital from these countries. Great.
FP's The Editor's Roundtable (The E.R.)
"kyoko" Discussed on FP's The Editor's Roundtable (The E.R.)
"Play packs so monthly play packs that got into the hands of young kids so just having something for young children to do most great. I think over the course of the year. We had created assembled in distributed over sixty thousand play packs we launched a digital caregiving stream. So we have all of this amazing content that we train our momma preneurs on and then also a two way ask the childcare expert hotline which was awesome because we had a sense of the pulse of what was going on in the communities in what was on parents minds through that very very difficult period. I'm so fascinated by these mama. Preneurs owners of these centers. What do you think they've done for their ability to better. Their lives and really accumulate wealth. Independent of men are mama. Frontiers are rockstars. They're they're incredible and the name was very intentional right. These are women who embody the elements of a mother mama nurturing loving caring patients. But also they're they're hustling their entrepreneurs their strategic in work hard persevere. In spite of challenges as we saw last year we do have issues with husbands sometimes husbands. Who see their wives run these thriving businesses from from something very small and want to get involved or wanna take the money. We're having to develop a new strategy to engage husbands on why this is great. I think we've also had issues with husbands. Who find that. Their wives are working too much now and are not home in time to make dinner so again of dealing with some of these challenges that come with having women that are so confident in empowered. We've had a few mama preneurs who were in really abusive relationships. We're able to detach from their husbands. Because they have the economic independence now to do so. I think it comes back to if they believe that what they're doing is important invaluable than nothing will stop them. You know it's incredible you've created a community. You've solved a lot of problems. That had already arisen in the area that people needed to deal with when you look at the policy landscape in kenya particularly around care. How do you think that you are personally influencing as a organization. We know that no matter how much we scale how big we get. There's no way we're going to reach every child and so we need to be working with the government on advocating for better more progressive policies. And we've had some really great quick winds on some policies. But i think the challenge comes into having those policies actually be implemented rather than just sitting as paperwork filed somewhere ultimately our theory. Here is that if women and mothers and communities understanding importance of childcare. An advocate for that than policymakers who are working on three to four year election cycles are going to need to start listening. And so how do we influence the behavior of parents and one of the coolest studies that was done. Last year was showing how kyoko parents have shifted their hierarchy of how they choose a childcare center so having been exposed to quality childcare there now choosing centers that have a better learning environment that have better nutrition that have qualified and trained staff and if we can start shifting how parents choose childcare centers. it's going to force childcare centers to improve their quality and make it really a strong issue that communities and elected officials need to start addressing. You given so much thought to this. And it really is just so deep that the tentacles of the operation in community with culture and government. What do you wish you had no about the childcare industry. When you started that you feel could have made a difference. I think when we started we we really thought about. This isn't early childhood education issue and really focusing only on education and it took us a couple of years to realize that when you're dealing with zero to three year olds the needs are very different. It's it's health and nutrition and social protection all of these different sectors. And i think that's part of what makes childcare so brilliant is that it touches every department in there's the health component there is the labor component for women's economic empowerment. There's a social protection component. And i think we've we've only now really started to approach all of these different departments. But i think that's also what makes it super difficult is that childcare doesn't fit squarely in one place which is why there's no ownership or accountability. And i think that's one of the biggest moves we need to make the sector is potentially framing this more as an economic issue is i think i was very naive at the beginning to think that if we could show policymakers and we've brought them we've brought them to our centers of tried to show them the reality of working moms living in the informal settlements. And they there is empathy there. But there's no action. And i think i i now a little bit wiser a little bit with more grey hairs. No that policymakers don't make decisions based on their hearts. They make it based on their wallets. And i think if we can start framing this as an economic issue that child care will leash this potential for women to work and have peace of mind at work and take fewer days off of work because their children are not sick as often. We can completely boost the economy of nations and then the the spillover effects which i think is the real important part is where then having children develop that are cognitively smart in critical thinking skills and socio emotional development and that will be the future human capital from these countries. Great advice the company is called kadogo operating in kenya. Childcare centers pollen preneurs.
G&Q Review
"kyoko" Discussed on G&Q Review
"Some hotel stay in columbus and you came from. Yeah you can't from la the last. No i had in probably the one i liked. Is you know this Kyoko the youngest sister was talking to a noriko who they're both similar i think in kindness and they're upbeat both single as well. I don't know that saying anything. Kyoko says her ass norico. She said isn't life disappointing. And said yes it is. That's that's the film to like so I don't know how Shiga or she she she the oldest sister she she. S s. h. I. g. i. suga no as h. i. g. e. pronunciations shiga. Maybe yes she she she got an alko shiga. She's horrible horrible and Her parents came home from the springs early and she runs a salon and they kind of walked through the salon. And she's like. Why are you guys home early. Like why didn't you stay like. Why are you guys home early. And then They like leave and then she's talking to her customers. Wanna customer says oh like who were they and she suggests some friends from the country. Fucking parents. I actually view. Yeah i guess that's intentional. For a second. I thought it might have been a bad translation. Like that's kind of hang. Okay you have to realize that. This os du film is on the criterion collection like. There's no the subtitles are are are. I'll have been approved like many times like they're they're definitely the legitimate closest translation gonna get. Yeah it's i was surprised to see on. Hbo max a little to segue. But i think that's on espn had some good stuff. They have to others so you can check those out to. I know you watch those two other dozo. Oh long weekend coming up. You didn't have any plans right right right. The mrs and dude hopped out here. We are surprise back to.
103.5 KISS FM
"kyoko" Discussed on 103.5 KISS FM
"Kids Good. Meanwhile, you could have told me that you go. Charles Oh, no. So it always Some things should never say you're broke your heart like someone did you love me for a second? I don't know. Oh, thank you. God gave me one. What are you going? I can't cancel pride is back, and it's so awesome. So it's helping to raise funds for LGBT Q. Plus organizations like Glad Saj the Trevor Project. It's this Friday, June 4th. Hosted by Elvis Duran and Bebe Rexha. There's gonna be performances by Tate Make Ray Healey. Kyoko Jo Jo See while yes, Queen and pink. You know she's gonna kill it..
Still Buffering
"kyoko" Discussed on Still Buffering
"I wonder if that was why we've talked about before on the show that a lot of the stuff that was cool that i was ever into is it came from you so it makes sense as to why like this wasn't something that i was familiar with and it feels like it should have been like as i was listening to it. I was like aw teen. Sydney would have loved this. Why wasn't she listening to it. I you know it was. It was hard for me to grapple. With how how much. Like i hid. How much of my feelings. I hit and teagan sarah's music as a young person like that was my place to go. When i had nobody to that i could talk to you about how i felt. You know crushes on girls like i. I didn't have anybody talk to. And it was like a horrible secret that i couldn't share but i had teagan and sarah's music to listen to you and like i listened to these songs and it's such a time and a place for me like it exact moment of like nobody else can. No but i have this sad song. That i can listen to you on repeat and kind of feel my feelings and like that was that was kind of their music was the place that i went to so i think it was sort of sacred to me but it definitely was a secret. That's really interesting. I don't know that. I mean riley. Would you say that there's music like that now for you that you have had or is it just that kind of idea of music is thankfully becoming less necessary. You know what. I mean like to have like a secret like that. I guess yeah. I guess it's become less necessary. I mean i. I mean yes i guess coming to terms with like or understanding your own sexuality i think is still hard for anyone no matter how progressive accepting society gets. I've still felt that before. Even though i wasn't i didn't feel a need because of society. When i was feeling those things to keep that a secret but i guess when it comes to music like there are more openly queer artists. They're more openly out people that are making music and telling their stories through. Tv shows and art and music and all those things That sure if you listen to them. I mean it is kind of a joke online. Like oh you listen to girl and read. You must be a girl that likes girls leagues that kind of thing like there are bands. It's like oh okay. is that again. Yes girl and read great great music but it is like a funny thing online to ask. Oh if you wanna ask if someone likes girls you ask if they listen to gordon right. It's not lady in red no or you could also ask about hailey. Kyoko which is very much. Yes i nothing makes me happier and hopeful for the future. Then hayley kiyoko music videos where she's just like i'm hot bunch of hot ladies that want me. This song is about how hot. I am and all the hot ladies that what may. She has songs about her coping with being a young gay artists. But like also just like it's like those hot like music videos like pop songs from our youth. It just happens to be gay..
H-sana
"kyoko" Discussed on H-sana
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Kacper Majdan
"kyoko" Discussed on Kacper Majdan
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Science Fiction Remnant
"kyoko" Discussed on Science Fiction Remnant
"Mind with all this conversation we just had. This is the kind of conversations that we have and we watch his movies. And that's the reason why simple one hour and a half movie would go five hours. Yeah well yeah. It's actually but i know what happens to kalem after his. Yeah he goes helps you know He becomes general hooks. Yes he does. Here's the weird thing too. Because kilo has his plan because during the course of when he finds out that nathan got roy drunk and his key part falls he's able to grab it and he sees all this stuff that has been doing all the test of his robots and everything What has guys wanting to get to this. The character of kyoto with the japanese housemaid. Did you know that was sipe. Work right away or did take some time for. He realized that i knew it right away. I i wanna. I wanna say that i noticed right away just because of how granted you have made. Nowadays they would act that way but there was something off when she came in with with food for for kayla And that leads me to believe you know what you know that. My i got two words that gave her away at right away. And that's what i've seen that. This actress is amazing. Cheat achieved a role body language. The more that you walk through that room you can tell. That's not a person and if you look of our. Eva moves around. She does the same at each. What you were describing. The you know the obvious of the burn. it's it's fluid enough but his smoothly drink at the same time so so it's all like a human in. There's no doubt random clemson is that we have to. Which is that own predictable. Outcome element into our behavior again is is. It's all over the place yet throughout the movie. They're constantly seeking it. You know. I see out there very true so we did the moment there where kilo of gets his plan that he's done a nathan blind drunk and when she shuts off she does park. It's revealed later on. That was the one of the doomed. Old power cuts the power. He's going to reprogram all the lots. So that nathan will be launched in size that her hit her and table steep yum. But then this morning it backfires on him. Because nathan doesn't want to drink he says i've drinking too much ambron race middle water and it's revealed that kilo but was nathan dot. Net knew about hilo yes gave us been and then revealed to kill new that neither was watching them and has already changed little house already and so overseen trying to escape nathan kilo tries to stop both iba and your goal and i think that it was kyoto that stab some or us. Yeah who's going to away that he kinda just back into. The knife noticed debbie because he was not seeing kyoko behind him standing still. He went into the national. We'll slowly walking into the into him. The problem he was awaiting bc wrestling we eva when he destroys her arm then kyoko ios walks into him and kinda put night like her on him. But here's the funny thing. And i want you guys both to tell me your perception capture at any time throughout the movie. Something off about nathan like he was playing on again like he had some comments that were kind of like what the heck in some behaviors died. We'll give you decrypt there. Something more going on here in just one dude testing out a robert. I thought in my mind key was unacceptable. Archaeology of this goal to be able to escape and how us everything ill like sexuality schumer everything energy abilities to escape from this room and so i don't think he actually really. You never worried about anything. He just like lifting goal. That's why he got drunk often because he said hey. This is chump that i brought in. I'm gonna tell him things that he wants to hear about him. Being this great quarter and being really smarts no he's basically his patsy in a way for me to g my goal with his robot because of vitamin prove that this Robot can outsmart a human to escape than i've got it. You know i can create my best human and nor will build know if from the real thing and that's my take on it. So i feel like he was he was being manipulated of. Yes but it is buying. He's feels like he's doing it for the grid which is the best thing in also villains because they always feel like they're doing the best thing for humanity and really it's not and we're not enough in i mean caleb is completely rule by. He's moral combat. Yes yes. I think that that is so much that he actually infringes on his logical thinking blinded him so yeah very much. Yeah that definitely bind them. Good good point jean grew. That's absolutely i mean. Think about it. He looks a some cruel behavior. A he already reacts like it's another person. And i mean he behaves one is speaks like one but we can all agree it. S not a prison and i think nathan realizes would all the time that he would get upset with caleb on his Non logical thinking comments. And i also think that if he would listened to nathan.
Marketing Secrets
Hard-Selling vs Soft-Selling and the Invisible Hooks You Probably Missed
"What's up everybody this Russell Brunson? Welcome back to the marketing secrets. Podcast today at one talk. About the marketing that's invisible inside of the fulfillment of the thing that you are actually selling so the big question. Is this power entrepreneurs like us. He didn't cheat and take on VENTURE CAPITAL FOR SPENDING MONEY. Own pockets marketing away. Let us get our products and our services and the things that he believed in out to the world and yet still remain profitable. That is the question in this. Podcast will give you the answer. Name's offer Brunson and welcome the marketing. All right so a couple of things ahead. Somebody An instagram right me in the questioning. Hard selling and soft selling out the wheels my head spinning and then today actually this whole week. Everybody is starting to get the the books in the of the traffic secrets are showing up. The box shown up odd so exciting seeing everybody getting their boxes and packages and a couple of people circle made videos them open boxes and it was like. Did you guys all capture? The marketing lessen the Russel's gave us here inside of this box. And it's fun because I don't think most people got it but a few people did some secrets just in case because a lot of times we focus so much on the hard selling I'm GonNa go. I'M GONNA create my offer my funnel. GonNa. I'm like Hook from a hook them. Tell the story make an offer. That's hard selling right. Soft selling rate all the subtleties. You're doing around everything for example in my podcast and my facebook lives in my interviews. My everything I'm always talking about stuff right. I always talk about click funnels and when when I had made a circle when it was still open if you ever noticed the first probably three hundred episode of this podcast as always talking about major circle members. Don't manage circle member to this circle member to this. I was talking about these people in this tier need this group and as I did that more people right I want to be in their circus are looking for it right. And that's what just it's just like casually talking about things talking about phones talking about order talking about all these things that lead back to whatever it is that you actually sell and so I think a lot of people think oh I mean there's some my product you're selling my product or I'm or I'm I'm teaching right and say no they all go together. Do you understand that? Like they're all they'll kind of tied together in so soft songs all the things. You're doing all the time lake. Just for example right. Now what have already done already talked about? Click funnels with talked about the traffic secrets book and talked about the box and talking about circles with four things. Just in the first two minutes of this podcast just and it's like planting seeds and talking about and talking about more and and as you do more and more of it it just gets people to to wonder more into look more and be more excited when the opportunity to purchase arises. So that's kind of a hard sell soft so now to go deeper on that. This is This is what's what's Fun Right. So everybody bought the book and You went to the book funnel right if you have a book yet come on Alec. Why are you even listening to me this point? Don't trust me enough to go by the book. But I digress. Traffic DOT COM. You'll get the book the book you go through down so flowing through the whole thing off there. I you much webinar. Hopefully go to Webinar. And you know the whole whole funnel happens. That's hard now. Soft cell are the things happening now right so in the mail every got box outside the boxes waiting for you open the box scan the Qr Code. And I know about people know how to use our Koji. I still am just learning how to use them if they go to your photo APP and you hold Kyoko to pop open website. Where the video from me in the video ad space basically tell people? I think you so much for buying this book I read from. Sison like you're gonNA love it. I can't wait to dive into it and ask them for favors. Look just know an authorized me biggest thing that we want is we want to be able to make how people actually get the thing. We create right. We spend eighteen months of our life. Lock down like writing this. This this thing for you like I want you to feedback. It's like the thing that being the most me right now is before you open his box of extra record yourself. The boxes you open it go and then shared on facebook and instagram social media and tag me on it and and I wanna see those things right now again. This is like this is the art of selling now right so maximum for favorite US book. I I kill myself to give it to you. Have if you could just make a video you in boxing and posted now. Obviously not everyone does not even like not even the majority of people do but a good percentage people do and posting them everywhere the posting when the close group posted on their own page posting them on instagram their their stories that like I am getting tagged in in boxing video everywhere and obviously we sold like I think sixty or seventy thousand copies of book so far and my getting sixty or seventy thousand getting literally hundreds multiple hundreds of people posting these videos. And when they're doing it gets what's happening their friends their family members or other people like what's up. What's it about and it's starting to make sales Second wave cells are coming. I didn't do anything for other than I. Just ask people to be willing to box that. They're they're thinking posting and boxing you tag. She's been really really cool All the course ones. I don't see all some land. My other folder junk-food but the cool ones. I see I share Mcginn. It's helping those people as well so there's a lot of benefits than side of the book like if you the box you open up a quickstart guide in quick start. Guide walks you through how to use the book. You can buy a computer. You Get Quick Start Guide you buy. Software Quick Star Guy like before book. We don't we included quickstart guides to get quick star guidance. I Okay. I need you to read this book. Second thing you need to do is if you ever read. This is part one of three. They go get the other two books and make sure you read the whole. Trojan get along with the workbook for free. Then here's how to get the whole box set. So I'm telling about the best way to consume the book and how it fits with the other books and for them to go get it right so. It's not hard to say here that you're reading this. This is the best way to consume it. I'm just like if I was selling crackers. I'd like the best way crackers with some some crackers. Cashew milkers of I don't even know. Is that even a thing like I was? Let's say let's say I had a food company right and Shampoo Company right. The Best Chiampou Booms doubled yourselves right. It's these little these little things like that. And so the quickstart guide is also then like little tickets to other things like tickets to webinars tickets all offers. We have just like oh by the way. Here's a bookmark you can use but it also serves as a pretty good ad smell these bookmarks that come in the in the boxes people who broke marks in the books but it's pushing to the Webinar funnel and the this thing and it just other places. They're quick funnels trial things like that you know. And so it's just it's little things kind of including in the sales process the fulfillment process that Increase a whole bunch of things right. It gets your your book. Your product is spread more viral. It gets people talking about people sharing it gets people knowing. What's the next step? Where do I go from here in the value like what's the next piece and so all the things that you kind of look at them? That's that's the magic so anyway. I hope you started thinking about