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Hey guys! I appreciate you tuning in for this episode of The Mental Minute. Today,

I'm going to be talking about communication, and the best way that you can

get the information that's up here, coordinate it with your gut, and then

externalize that. You know, when I was having a lot of issues processing things,

I realized that I had a lot of information up here, but I just didn't

know how to express it. And the problem that I had is that anytime that I

would have some sort of communication with somebody, generally, I would always

fill in the blanks because I thought it was just an excellent opportunity for me

to get out what was up here and externalize it. However, I realized that

was actually the wrong thing to do it. So, here's a tip on how you can improve your

communication with somebody: only respond to questions being asked. Don't respond

to statements, don't respond to basically anything where you interject any sort of

opinions unless asked. The reason that you do that is if somebody

wants to know something from you, eventually, they're going to ask. The

problems that you may have is that when you attempt to fill in the blanks and

give information, it's not necessarily what the other person is thinking.

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فيلمر TV | ليش لازم أتابع تابوو ؟ Why TABOO - Duration: 7:26.

Attention : Filmmer will not spoil any Film or a TV Series for you

Spoiling is an anti Human Act !

we call Acting scenes "Acting" Because its Simply "Acting"

Thats it Bro

i am a very dangerous man to know

and i have a use for you

in early 19th century ,

Adventurer James Keziah Delaney

returns to England

after his trips in Africa and other countries

trying to protect a land his father left for him

which has a strategic location

therefore the King of England the government of USA

and the east India company

are willing to waste his life in order to take the land

from the creation of Steven Knight

the genius British who gave us Peaky Blinders

in addition to Tom Hardy and His father Chips Hardy

which the series were adopted from the story they wrote

Produced by The BBC

and let me say that if you are a Peaky Blinders Fan

you are now facing a similar series

in matter of plot events scenes and music

but leave all of this aside, what made Taboo Taboo

is the performance of Tom Hardy as a main character

Tom Hardy Co-produced this series

with the great Director Ridley Scott

so you can imagine the freedom he has

in playing a scary dark character

which has bloody violent characteristics

and if you did not watch peaky blinders

and don't know Tom Hardy , you are missing much visual joys dude

from his Role in The Dark Knight Rises

to great films as "Mad Max" & "The Revenant"

reaching to his great role as Alfie Solomons in Peaky Blinders

many solid roles this guy gave us

and proved himself as a performer of motion picture

especially in Villains roles

but when i tried to analyse and understand

his real personality through interviews maaan !

he doesn't see any one !

dude you are setting next to Dicaprio !

snacking chocolate !!!

the character of James Delaney is so mysterious

has a power pf presence and prestige

what made that even better is the performance

of great actors around him

like Jonathan Pryce who we know as the High sparrow from GOT

Mark Gatiss who did great as Mycroft Holmes in SHERLOCK

Not to mention Oona Chaplin who was the same Rob Stark's wife in GOT

I Believe the actors of Taboo were chosen

based on the roles they played

not for fame or how well they are known

thats why you can notice SOLID roles

done with decent performances

but that doesn't mean you believe me

and you go watch the series without hearing the answer

of the cosmic Question ! ..... WHY

Taboo is a Mystery Drama that is so dark

and sick on many levels

Dark with its events, scenes and characters

a character such James Delaney

is so serious , don't expect to see him smiling once

his goals are almost clear

but the ways he take to reach these goals

are always mysterious and leave us with no clue

just like peaky blinders Taboo is a TV Series

that takes its time to feed you the plot and its twists

heavy dialogues but on a slow timeline

that will give you more time to live with characters and watch their growth

as per imagery , this series did very well

in visualizing the early 19th century period

you are talking about London in 1812 man

a muddy city with all the slums, horses and smoke

in addition to the palaces and carriages of the high born

all of this was made in nice locations

and decors and art work that brought us closer

to the 19th century England

1 Season , with a total of 8 episodes

that came to us in 2017

and many more seasons are planned to come

with a 8.5 on IMDB

Nominated for 2 Emmy Awards

One of them was on Music

which was a factor of the series success

in addition to ........

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its just 8 episodes , that you can finish in 2 days

if you are a Filmmer

don't forget to tell what other TV series

you would like us to make a video on in the coming months

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Why Do We Drink Milk in School? - Duration: 8:58.

If you were ever a kid going to school in the US, then you probably remember seeing

this in the cafeteria around lunch time.

And that's because President Truman and the 79th Congress passed the National School

Lunch Act into law in 1946, and The School Breakfast Program received permanent authorization

in 1975.

That means that cartons of milk at school, an item almost synonymous with childhood in

the US, is actually part of a huge umbrella of entitlement programs, which provide students

from lower income families with low cost or free breakfasts, lunches and (sometimes)

snacks during the school day.

And today, the National School Lunch Program is the nation's second largest food assistance

program after SNAP (still colloquially known as food stamps).

But as cute and innocuous as a kid drinking a carton of milk before the bell rings seems,

government subsidies (like for the dairy industry or other farming programs) and federal entitlement

programs (like school lunches, welfare, or public housing) continue to be major driving

forces for national debate.

And at the heart of it all remain two main points of contention:

First: What kinds of services and goods should be given out or protected by state and federal

governments

And second:

Who should be covered under these government programs?

That's why this week we're starting off small (as in carton of milk small) and then

going big (as in federal spending big).

Because everyday items can be the result of some much greater political powers.

By the late nineteenth century, most states in the US had mandates that required young

children to go to school until a certain age.

For more on this history in detail, you can check out our video on "Why is 18 an adult?"

As a result of growing school mandates, children were leaving rural farming communities or

industrial factories and pouring into state sponsored schools.

At the time, many children who attended these local schools were expected to return home

at midday to eat their lunches, since most people lived near where they worked (or in

the case of folks who owned small farms or worked in factories with dormitories, lived

where they worked).

But as time went on and more children enrolled in school, a dilemma arose since not every

child lived close enough to the nearest school to make it home for lunch and back to school

in time for afternoon classes.

In her article for PBS, food writer Tori Avey notes that at first school lunch programs

sprung up in a similar way that new schools did, kind of sporadically and on a case by

case basis.

For example one school in Philadelphia gave out school lunches for a penny in 1894.

And school houses in Wisconsin used the "pint jar method" where students would bring in

foods that could be reheated in sealed jars.

In the morning, teachers would put the jars into hot water on the school house stove (often

the stoves that were also used to heat the classrooms) and by lunch the food was warmed

up again.

Some schools built kitchens connected to the schoolhouses where cooks and staff would make

hot lunches or sandwiches for students in the early 20th century.

But the case by case system meant that not every student in need of a lunch was getting

one.

That's why in the 1930s and 1940s, when the US saw an unprecedented number of entitlement

programs get signed into law (think FDR's "New Deal" and the Social Security Act)

school lunches were pulled into a tidal wave of new laws that were passed by President Truman.

But what does 'entitlement' even mean?

Although it gets lobbied around nervously during every election season, like playing

hot potato with an active hand grenade, the concept of entitlements is relatively straightforward.

According to the glossary of the US Senate an entitlement is, "A Federal program or

provision of law that requires payments to any person or unit of government that meets

the eligibility criteria established by law."

But the term draws such polarizing opinions, not only for the programs it describes, but

also because the word "entitled" in other contexts implies someone is demanding something

in exchange for nothing.

But the word wasn't actually applied as an umbrella term for all of these types of programs

until the 1970s and 1980s.

And although the language of "entitlement" programs is pretty simple in theory (every

person who is eligible for an entitlement program, under the guidelines of that program,

can receive those services) the politics of agreeing how those budgets are decided and

who should get them isn't so clear.

And around that same period (aka during the Great Depression and in its immediate wake) the Federal

Government was looking for ways to alleviate financial strain and promote economic recovery.

So farming subsidies which began in 1933, like the ones afforded to dairy farmers, regulated

product quantities, release dates, and prices.

But just like entitlements, farm subsidies aren't universally popular and can be a

polarizing topic. And if you want more info on that head over to our video on "Why Do We

Eat Popcorn at the Movies?"

So we figured out how lunch programs became part of entitlement spending and when milk

got subsidized.

But when did the two become conjoined in the cafeterias of our youth?

And if those programs were passed in response to the Great Depression, then why are reduced

cost or free school lunches still in place today?

Why kids?

And why milk?

Well the answer to "why kids" is the most straightforward one so I think I'll start

there.

The school lunch argument, since its inception, was grounded in the idea that young children

(who haven't been allowed to work full time, year round jobs in this country since the

early 20th century) should be considered a protected group of people and should also

be put into mandatory education.

Sending kids to school during certain months of the year suddenly synced the calendars

and geographic location of children right around the midday meal.

And kids stopped going home to eat lunch.

Once kids were required to go to school together it became more apparent to those running the

schools which kids were going hungry and which children were malnourished as the result of

limited food options at home.

And although lots of entitlement programs focus on older folks (like retirement programs

and healthcare options) school lunch is aimed directly at the tiniest members of our society.

So the original language of the National School Lunch Act notes that the purpose of the law

is, "...to safeguard the health and well-being of the Nation's children and to encourage

the domestic consumption of nutritious agricultural commodities and other food…"

And while not everyone wants to raise tons of kids, it's probably safe to say that

most people wouldn't begrudge a child living with food insecurity a good meal, because

a kid has no way of either making their own food or making money to pay for food.

So by making school lunches an entitlement program, the federal government is stating

that children are a protected class of people who should receive these services, regardless

of their parents' ability or inability to pay for them.

And this also includes certain structured after school programs that provide snacks.

Which is cool because snacks rule.

But milk isn't always the natural choice when it comes to the second half of this entitlement

program, namely giving students "nutritious agricultural commodities" in school.

Because entitlements aren't just about who gets services and what they receive, but also

what the responsibility of the federal government is when they're providing these services.

And although milk is high in calcium and vitamin D, flavored milks like chocolate actually

aren't always the healthiest choice because they're loaded with sugar.

In 2010 70 percent of milk served in schools was flavored and a single serving of the sweet

stuff can contain about 4-6 teaspoons of sugar.

But because milk is subsidized (and supported by powerful lobbies that protect the interests

of dairy farmers) flavored milk often gets a wink and a nudge while other high sugar drinks

like soda and juice are quickly getting banned or greatly reduced in cafeterias nationwide.

So those little cartons you drank from in elementary school are actually in the crosshairs

of some pretty important issues like…

Who should be considered protected classes of people eligible for government entitlements?

And...

Is milk actually the best vehicle for providing nutritious meals for tots?

But while kids are (usually) not the center of controversy when it comes to agreeing that

they should receive federal services, how those services gets rolled out and interpreted

is still challenging.

Government officials in 1981 were roundly criticized when a proposal to count ketchup

and pickle relish as vegetables in school lunches was rejected by the general public.

Luckily condiment as a vegetable rule didn't pass in 1981 or in 2011 when there was another

kerfuffle about whether Congress was trying to count the tomatoes in pizza sauce towards

vegetable servings for school kids.

But while the connection between being well fed in school and better school performance

has long been established by educators and health officials, new studies are testing to see if there is

a correlation between the how healthy the school lunches are and student performance.

Who knows?

If there's a strong connection between improved test scores and health foods in the future,

maybe kids will start drinking green juices instead of chocolate milk?

Well as one of the few people in the world who doesn't really like chocolate milk and

would rather eat grass from a Home Depot lawn bag than drink unsweetened green juices, I'm

just glad that I already finished high school.

Now I can drink plain soy milk and eat my green vegetables in a salad...like an adult.

So what do you think?

Anything more to add to our timeline, or to what cartons of milk teach us about entitlement

programs?

Drop those questions and comments below, be sure to subscribe to Origin on Youtube and

follow us on Facebook and I'll see you next time!

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What is Anger | Why do People Get Angry | The 3 Types of Anger - Duration: 10:24.

you are late do you even know what time it is man I really hate my pass have you

ever heard this people are always expressing anger today and the smallest

of things seem to tick people off that's why it's important to recognize the

three different kinds of anger that I'm going to share with you in this video as

well as the exact reason why people get angry in the first place so that you can

deal with them more effectively and create more harmonious relationships

sometimes it's directed at you sometimes it's because of something that you said

or something that you did sometimes it comes with no reason at all anger is

everywhere around us today and if we do not recognize it we cannot deal with

people effectively angry people are going to be around us for our entire

lives and if you continue dealing with them the way you have meant well

unfortunately it's going to create problems that's why here I am today to

tell you about the three different kinds of anger as well as why do people

actually get angry in the first place it's quite interesting remember that

anger like all other emotions is quite normal there you have it surprise

surprise anger is normal the thing is when we

look at anger in itself it's just communicating different messages it's a

survival mechanism that we need in order to survive and deal with the world

around us however often today we tend to react first before responding we do not

know how to express our anger effectively or convey how we feel this

is so important when we look at anger all it is is a bunch of chemicals that

keep going off like this in your brain it's like a burst of chemicals going off

and that inward explosion tends to come outside in the way we express ourselves

it's funny the if we learn how to control this then we

can control how we respond and recognizing why this happens is so

important remember that this kind of burst that happens within the brain is

for a mere 20 seconds 20 seconds that's how long the primary release of

chemicals within the brain happens these neurotransmitters do not last longer

than 20 seconds which is why it's so important to realize that if we can

control our anger within that 20 seconds frame we can overcome our anger however

why do people feel angry for prolonged periods of time why does it tend to

dominate our mood have you asked yourself this important question the

thing is we tend to follow our chemical reactions or our bursts of anger with

certain thoughts that are associated with anger I gotta get back at that guy

she pissed me off today this is so important to recognize because once

those thoughts tend to combine with these neuro chemicals we tend to form

something of circle a communication message that tends to continue for a

long period of time in sometimes it can go on throughout the entire day when you

recognize that this is how things happen if you can cut that emotional reaction

where it is where if we receive some kind of anger from the external world or

something that causes us to feel angry if we can contain our anger within those

20 seconds and keep our emotions at bay then we can deal with people more

effectively and master our relationships keeping that in mind if we continue to

form this circle it's going to create problems now what are the three

different kinds of anger that you need to be aware of

often we associate and ER with aggression in social psychology there

are almost 11 different kinds of aggression let's keep it simple today

and talk about the three ones and associate them with different

temperatures easy to remember right this can be hot anger cold anger or even

neutral anger let's look at hot anger first hot anger is that kind of anger

where you completely lose control where people go all out and explode just like

that chemical reaction when that happens they tend to lose all conscious thought

about what they're saying they may even say things that they don't actually mean

because they are going full-throttle with their anger do you know people like

this I think this is what we usually associate anger with with different

people that we see this is when you see an angry person this is the image that

comes to mind so this is I would say the most ineffective way of expressing your

anger as well as also having other people around you it tends to create a

bad environment on the other hand the other two forms of anger are relatively

better so once we understand that hot anger or the most explosive kind of

anger if we learn to contain it for about 10 seconds we don't react then

we have mastered our ability to control hot anger

these people are tend to get their point across have a breakthrough or

breakthrough you sometimes and actually deliver their information whereas people

with cold anger a little bit more chilling when you think about it these

people communicate their information not immediately but they take that time

they wait it out wait for all of the chemicals to die down and up until the

point where they are thinking about how they should react they want the message

to be very crisp and very clear unlike the people with hot anger people with

hot anger sometimes don't even think about what they're saying but this

person is constantly thinking how am I going to get back at this person which

is why this chilling almost cleared clinically crafted message is so much

more powerful and sometimes even more scary then the person who is speaking

from a point of view where he has experienced hot anger is trying to get

something across to you neutral anger on the other hand can be best expressed as

someone who says to you I am very disappointed in you you see the

difference this is kind of a loud tone this is a very low tone and ultimately

the third one here this is almost what you would describe as a mid tone I am

really disappointed in you you have really made me unhappy typically

followed by a long pause and often when you have this kind of pause it makes

people think when they say this to you it it gets oh it's a very crisp way of

conveying information that would otherwise be bombarded or take a long

time to bring it out the funny thing is when we look at all three of these

different kinds of anger neutral anger seems to be the more the most what you

might describe as the most chilling and the most crisp and the most most I mean

fewer words but the information comes across so much more easily when you see

all these three different kinds of anger always try to choose cold anger and

neutral anger because gold and neutral anger tend to

prevent a lot of damage and in fact the this passive-aggressive way of

expressing your anger or finding an alternative object to express your anger

on tends to be better for you in different relationships having said that

recognizing anger and understanding that people do get angry today and even the

smallest things can pick us off if we recognize this we can do something about

it and it all starts with recognizing what actually causes people to get angry

can we do something about it and if we can let them know if you want all of

this to become more clear and more develop a better understanding of all of

this I would suggest that you watch my video on the six steps to deal with

angry people it's going to basically complete the entire circle when it comes

to understanding how anger actually works and how you can effectively and

encounter people who are either angry around you and ultimately get the point

across this is the most important thing if you can do all of this then you can

deal with angry people more effectively I hope you found this video useful if

you did make sure you hit the thumbs up button comment down below tell me what

you want to see in future videos remember I am dedicated to making 20:19

your best year ever and having you become the best version of yourself

performing like a champion that's our goal on this channel subscribe right now

watch one of the videos that I have for you down below the playlist is all about

how you can deal with different people in your life if we want to get better at

improving ourselves we need to learn how to interact with different people in our

lives because people play a crucial role we're social animals after all and we

want to recognize how to deal with these people effectively all of this and more

in the playlist below check it out this is Vikram signing off I will see you

the next session have an amazing 2019

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Why do Industrial Pavements Crack - The Structural Why Files - Duration: 7:56.

G'day. It's Matt Cornell from Cornell engineers. Today we're going to have a

quick look at an external concrete slab - a driveway slab - and have a look at

some failures that are pretty common and I'll give you a couple pointers on how

to avoid them. So here we are let's start with this one .tTis crack looks like a

shrinkage crack and shrinkage cracks occur in the early days of a concrete

slabs life - probably in the first one to four days and they occur when the

concrete shrinks, loses volume and gets smaller in volume, before the concrete

has enough strength to resist the tensile forces. So the crack forms at at

stressed locations, in this case there was another piece of concrete against it

and would have propagated over its life. It isn't going to get any worse. The best

way to avoid these types of cracks is to place extra reinforcement at stress

locations. So a couple of extra bars across the perpendicular to the

direction of the crack would have kept that crack closed or at least a little

bit more controlled. So moving on now and we're looking at some abraded concrete.

See how the stones in the cement matrix of the concrete matrix have been exposed

which probably means that the surface has been abraded away by the wheel

traffic or weathering or both leaving the fine stones and exposing them to so

that you can see them. So probable cause of this is either a weak surface the

cement matrix was water soft or had too much water in the in the cement matrix

at the surface and that decreased the strength of the concrete layer on top

and allowing it to be abraded by the wheel traffic. Moving back up to here so

this next crack is an interesting one. See how it's right beside a sawn line

that - the straight line is a saw cut line in the concrete and there's a crack

right beside it. So in this case this is still a shrinkage crack the purpose of

that sawn joint was to avoid this crack forming or to relieve the stresses

in the concrete that caused this crack to form. So what has actually

happened is the sawn joint has been placed way too late. Even if it had been

placed the next day after the concrete was poured it's likely that the sawn joint

had have been placed way too late so it really should have been placed in the

first six to eighteen hours after the concrete was poured.

So now we see some more abraded concrete - the service layer is lost and

the stones are very well exposed. Coming up now to a different kind of crack

again so, well actually, it's the same kind of crack because it's another

shrinkage crack. So cracks that propagate from changes in shape of

concrete or corners where cutouts were placed in the concrete for the grated

are prime examples for concrete to shrink in two directions away and the

stress buildup is accentuated at the corner of the grated and causes

it to crack in another location where extra reinforcement should have been

placed in the concrete. Moving on and you can just make out a pattern of

rectangular shaped things on that patch of concrete back there but we'll come

back to that. So across another control joint. This crack in the middle of the

driveway right down the centre of the driveway is again another example of

shrinkage cracking. So this tells us that perhaps this is where the concreters

should have put another control joint - another sawn joint where the crack

was positioned. In this case, unlike the front crack which was right beside a

control, a control joint hasn't been placed in this location in the

middle of the driveway and a crack has formed there anyway. Some more control joints

more control joints and more cracks just in the middle of slab panels. So this

rectangular section of straight line cracks is again another

sample of cracks but these are not shrinkage cracks. Well in actual fact they

are shrinkage cracks they actually known it as plastic

shrinkage cracks . So in this case the concrete has actually settled, maybe

been under-compacted around these locations the cracks are formed as the

concrete slumped and hung over the top of the reinforcement so the cracks have

opened up again in the early days of the concrete slab so hasn't really affected the

extra life for long age or the longevity of the concrete but

nevertheless this concrete has got these cracks showing up and that's why in this

case. And then finally we come to a failed corner joint and I say it's

failed because there's cracks in each corner just about each corner on three

of the four corners so this is not so much a concreting error as it is a

is error by the engineer the design engineer the concrete inspector perhaps

to instruct the concreter on how to locate dowels - reinforcement across these

joints. The cracks have probably formed after the sawn joints in this case so

there has been shrinkage after the concrete was placed after the saw

joints were placed across these joints. In industrial to light

commercial slabs, there are often dowels they help keep the concrete slabs level as

they open up as the control joints do what they're supposed to do concrete

opens up at those joints if you don't have dowels there you don't have load

transfer and the slabs can misalign.. So these slabs are nicely misaligned (oops - not) but

the concrete the two-many dowels across the corner in both directions have

locked up the concrete. The concrete has still shrunk but it's the shrinking forces

and the dowels have caused the corners to crack. So there you have it in quite a

small section of concrete really we've seen quite a few different types of

concrete failure. We've seen scabbling of the concrete from a weak concrete

surface, We've seen control joints failing because they are either placed too

late or dowels being placed across them

in both both directions. We've seen plastic shrinkage cracks which were

those parallel sort of rectangular cracks that where the concrete was hung

over the top of the concrete and and we've seen that this concrete slab

really didn't have enough control joints in it because of the cracks that are

formed in the middle of the concrete panels. So that concludes our session on

industrial concrete slabs light commercial and light industrial concrete

slabs, how they crack and what can be done to prevent that cracking and some

of the other failures that we observed. A lot of the blame has been placed on the

concreters but in actual fact construction concrete construction is

combined effort. Concreters obviously have a large part to play in it but the

design engineer, the inspector that inspects the concrete all these people

play a part and need to work together to provide top quality concrete slabs.

Thanks very much for joining us for this video training session. If you like what

you saw don't forget to give us a thumbs up whether it's on Facebook or on

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Wo-oh, oh-oh!

Hi guys, welcome to Andy Bernard channel.

So today I'm gonna cover the video called Taki Taki from Ozuna, Cardi B and Selena Gomez.

Hope you guys enjoy it!

[SPANISH] Báilame como si fuera la última vez

Y enséñame ese pasito que no sé Un besito bien suavecito, bebé

Taki taki Taki taki, rumba

Wo-oh, oh-oh Hi Music Hi Flow

Báilame como si fuera la última vez Y enséñame ese pasito que no sé

Un besito bien suavecito, bebé Taki taki

Taki taki [ENGLISH]

Taki Taki, she wants a little kiss or a little pieces

Booty explodes like Nagasaki She lights up the motors Kawasaki

That the club is full, and the Annunnakis came

The booty sticks out of your outfit She didn't bring panties so he doesn't have

to work for it It's just that I know what she thinks she

knows She says she doesn't want to but she is spying

on me me The booty sticks out of your outfit

She didn't bring panties so he doesn't have to work for it

It's just that I know what she thinks she knows

She says she doesn't want to but she is spying on me

[VIETNAMESE] Khieu vu cung anh nhu the day la lan cuoi

Va hay day anh buoc nhay anh khong biet Mot cai hon nhe ngot ngao, bebe

Taki Taki, Taki Taki Rumba!

[SPANISH] El booty sobresale de tu traje

No trajo pantiesito pa' que el nene no trabaje Es que yo me sé lo que ella cree que ella

se sabe Cuenta que no quiere pero me tiene espionaje

El booty sobresale de tu traje No trajo pantiesito pa' que el nene no trabaje

Es que yo me sé lo que ella cree que ella se sabe

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How to make money as a photographer? One of the most frequently asked questions

in the past, in the present and in the future. That's right my friends. Its money

Monday or photography marketing Monday. It's a first episode of this series on

this channel. You might want to subscribe.

My name is Zdenka Darula. I work as a photographer for many years.

I'm a former model and a few other things. Today's episode will cover the

most important topic when it comes to photography marketing. It is something I

didn't do at the beginning when I was starting out and I deeply regret it

because I would probably have lot of bookings right away from the beginning. I

am talking about email marketing. If you are very active on social media and have

very large list of followers you might opposed to email marketing. But what

would happen if your Facebook or Instagram account got deleted tomorrow?

It would take a very long time to get those followers back right? Email lists

are something you can own and back them up. There is very little or no risk of

losing them. It is the most effective marketing method because people tend to

respond more to something coming to their inbox then rather seeing it on a

social media feed. If you are using Gmail or in Entourage to send out mass emails you

are most likely not reaching your customers due to their system. But a

better chance of reaching users inbox you should look either into mailer lite or

mail chimp. Mailer lite is free up to 1,000 subscribers.

Mail chimp is free up to 2,000 subscribers. They both offer templates and

wide range of online support articles.

Legally you cannot just send mass promotional emails to your clients and

customers. The best way of doing it is to create an opt-in on your website

within contact form. Now lots of people don't like subscribing to newsletters

because simply they don't want to get more emails, so you will need to be a

little bit more proactive. You will need to offer something to win them over.

You can either offer discount code or coupons for your services or products or

you can offer free tips or checklists. For example: How to get ready for a photo

shoot? Or how to be better in posing in front of camera and so on. If you offer

something like that, you might have a better chance of them signing up. Once

you grow your list of email subscribers you are ready to send your special

offers. That means more sales and more bookings.

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Make Money Online: 3 REAL Ways to EARN More PASSIVE INCOME Than Your Job 2019 - Duration: 18:00.

hey friend would you like to earn more money and more income next year 2019 and

beyond hey my name is Chris from chrisnjigha.com and in this very exciting

episode we're gonna talk about exactly how you can make more money online and

passive income then your job going in 2019 and beyond hey I'm a father of two

young boys and a husband of 10 years and yes like you was looking for

opportunities to make extra income on top of what I was doing these three

ideas I'm gonna share what you have put extra late some of them I put I use more

than others but I put extra income in my pocket I can actually do the same for

you now they a little bit of work but if you're and so if you're scared of work

and you should just go ahead and just not watch the rest in this video alright

but if you're okay with putting in work and being compensated recognized for the

work you put in and in 2019 and these three ideas will put more passive income

in your job going forward to stick around for that

hey welcome Hey if you don't know this channel is all

about you alright the home business entrepreneur

alright an empowering you with the mindset alright and the marketing skill sets to

get results make more money and finally get the breakthrough that you deserve

that you're looking for all right so let's get right into it I want to talk

about the three best ways these real legitimate ways to make money online

right this is actually a blue Chilean different strategies in different ways

but these three I favor one of the top three to encompass they take up

encompass a lot of different things and I think if you start with these three or

any one of these three hey you'll be on your way to making passive income and

definitely set yourself up for having having stability in your financial life

say hey say did something happens in your work something happens in your jaw

something happens to you it health-wise or in your family hey you have some

extra income to buffer you from what you're making in your job and that's my

hope for you is that you map option that you create options in 2019 I'm going for

alright and these three ideas will help you do that alright the first one is

ecommerce dropshipping alright fulfillment by amazon amazon FBA now if

you don't know what ecommerce is essentially what it is is any

transaction that occurs online so if you instead of going to the brick-and-mortar

store and buying hey that cell phone you wanted to buy and on in the store you

buy it online hey you just did ecommerce right as an

electronic chance actually happens online now drop shipping is where you

can you can be a person that has an online store and provides tools and

provides anything that you want to sell to a to a marketplace now what I'm gonna

learn the best recommendations I can send right now a chakra file right if

you've not heard sacrifice shop by leading online owner in web site like

any person like you and me the start up a web site that's professional as

graphics ready to go there's got some basic social media trains that's got

hosting I've got everything you knew that payments everything you need to

start really online store ecommerce store sacrifice god I can't recommend it

enough so what what ecommerce the drop shipping is essentially

you coming up with an idea right you can come up with there's so many ideas and

things you want to sell let's say you're into cell phones right until electronic

hey you can come up with an accessory storage but you sell that what you do is

essentially we're gonna you're gonna create a website where your customers

can go to and buy and then what's gonna happen is that as you doing dropped

using drop shipping means that what you do is you work with an off-site

wholesaler someone has already has the items for you and so when someone comes

to your store your Shopify store for example clicks that they want to buy

that new phone case for the iPhone 10 over there right

it could be iPhone 11 by the time you watch this video right and then they buy

that case that case order will go to your wholesaler let's say Amazon for

example that's what I'm fulfillment by Amazon means they are the ones that's

gonna fill the order so the order will then go to you you said that you take

that order that your friends if someone just purchased send it to Amazon Amazon

to fill supporter packages it ships it directly to the consumer and they get

the item of my sudden they got this new case they're happy because they got a

product that was really quick and drive shipped in front of them you're happy

because you don't have to handle the product or see it or deal with it so

you're happy Amazon is happy because hey they just

made money and were able to fulfill another service it's a win-win-win

hey there's so many ideas you can come up with me and my wife are doing t-shirt

business right now you could come up with t-shirt bidding it's so simple and

if you're looking for ways to be able to really get started on it I can't

recommend Shopify enough is a really really great source been helpful for me

and my wife like I said passive income comes from

being able to set this thing up one time so once again it's gonna require some

work on your part some learning and understanding supply it's great for that

they got a lot of training a lot of resources to help you and you can take

their 14 day trial and they walk you step by step by step on how to get

started to create your own online store all right and like I said the passive

income comes setting that up a lot to set up man it's on autopilot all you

gotta do now is promote and man sales or money it's coming in every day every

month all right so my second way for you to make money

online earn a passive income more then when you're making in your job 20:19

going forward we'd be affiliate marketing alright so I

don't know what affiliate marketing is let me help you out real quick all right

essentially affiliate marketing is you becoming an affiliate or a

representative and any company alright or any service and when someone buys

from that product I buys a product or service from that company because you

referred then usually from an affiliate link what happens is that that company

is going to then take the sale and a portion of that still goes to you in the

form of Commission now I can vary depending on the on the program your

head it can be a commission convey from five

four or five percent if you're on Amazon all to ten twenty thirty percent for

streaming services web based services all epital one percent depending on who

you're buying from different digital products really marketing is really a

great way to get started because it requires very little investment or in

the beginning if you're getting started you don't need to create your own

product or anything like that because you don't have any idea and it allows

you to really really by expanding your options and where you want to go what

you want to promote him what you want to be involved in you start with a building

marketing can little price on you step one the basic thing is a deciding on

what it is you want to be about what you what makes you want to get into it are

you uh I got a fashion tip so if you like fashion er you like beauty and

makeup you can find a lot of affiliate programs and don't get don't get bogged

down with just Amazon isn't on a program hey did you know that Walmart has

affiliate programs target has once uLTA Beauty hands with home best I have with

Apple has won all these all these companies you would think that are a big

well no damn affiliate programs to that you can add into don't forget there's

networks that you can get involved with my flex offers and pier-glass they're a

bunch of different programs that you may not find anywhere else as places to find

programs to promote now what makes this passive and I do make passive earnest

passive income more than your job in 2019 is that as you

this some of these programs have real kind Commission's that pay you every

month as long as customers continually using their service and your if you have

enough of these maybe you're making $30 $50 per customer every month

imagine $50 Ted customers that's $500 every month right

imagine me did you scale that you can get to the point where you're making its

consistently 5,000 10,000 which I know for a lot of people ask more than what

you're making your job right 10,000 a month that is very - it's very

possible as you scale what's gonna take some work right gotta start small none

of this happens over time overnight wait as you continue to do it

it can't happen so I have a lot of videos on here talking about the

different network marketing opportunities you can check out a lot of

videos on there and some videos and how you get started - even without any

investment but some of the main things you need a lead capture page capture

these you know an email autoresponder to sell follow-up series - and just finding

the right programs getting Mitch down Hank start earning passive income real

money right so this is a legitimate way affiliate marketing that people are

using that retail stores offers so it's a legitimate opportunity you can get

involved in that tons of people are making great income with you can -

alright submitting my last last way to make real money online that is after you

passive income and 2019 morning your job is network marketing alright so you've

not heard of net with Mario maybe you've had and I've heard of negative things

but let me explain so network marketing is interestingly

enough is very similar to affiliate marketing essentially what's happening

is that you are an affiliate or in this case the call your distributor or call

you a partner with a particular company or manufacturer that makes products

goods and services and what happens is that as these as as cuz customers buy

from you you get paid Commission what's interesting with network marketing is

that not only that but your customers can be more involved to the point where

they can become distributors with you they can become team member

with you so when a customer becomes so let's say they become such a fanatic

with the product and love it so much and they want to promote it to essentially

what happens that they can become an affiliate as well are distributed and

when they make sales and their products - with their products and their

customers they that person will get a sale you will get a percentage of that

sale as well that's what's called multi-level marketing right getting

argue our direct sales okay so when the affiliate marketing free now

I have a video too that I'm going to do where I'm gonna talk about the

differences about and how similar building money in network marketing is

to check out that video in the description below but essentially it's a

billion marketing but with multiple levels so that your customers can

promote and get paid and then your and as they get you get a percentage or an

override of those sales as well so the interesting thing about network

marketing as well as it's also also referred to as direct sales right so

essentially remember you're directly making predict you're directly the

company's directly selling to consumers remember so instead of going to the

traditional right way you have a manufacturer that creates a product and

then they sell it to a wholesaler and then the wholesaler sells it to a

retailer and retailer sells it to you man actually selling directly to you

alright that's what's happening and the way they sell is they read day they get

distributors just like you who love the product and they spread the word about

it word-of-mouth marketing instead of your

typical typical way you would like you know from TV radio and things like that

I think what's interesting is that a lot of people have had bad experiences with

network marketing because it's more challenging than your affiliate

marketing some people will say affiliate marketing is much much more you can make

more money and it's much more legitimate and real and network marketing and

actually I would say that actually there's people making great money with

network marketing and affiliate market they're both business models that both

work they work if you were so much like affiliate marketing with network

marketing you don't have to worry about creating the products and services it's

already made for you right manufacture you don't have to worry

about the the research and development on it you don't have to worry about

filming of the product it's automatically sent from the manufacturer

straight to the consumer so comma drop shipping type of thing as well and you

don't have to worry about all the technical the the the discard struggles

and difficulties of running an online business with overhead and and consent

and on employees and things like that there's all kind of taken out from it

and usually the cost of getting started can be very bad cheap you're looking at

like maybe fifty to a hundred bucks I open to a thousand dollars depending on

high-end network marketing companies but I love network marketing as a way to

make money passively online going in 2019 because you understand what network

marketing is helps you understand how you make money with it so for example

hey you can work on it part-time anytime you want you come back from home right

and you just finish your work you can put in an hour's work and talk talking

to customers talking to prospects rights promoting your product okay you can work

on it when it's whenever wherever you are and you're not at home you can use

it on use your laptop if you're using online strategies you can work it on it

so it's a great way and here's what makes it pass it is that as you build

the team as you build a team of customers and they're building their

teams of customers and distributors hey all of a sudden you start getting paid a

hundred two thousand fifteen hundred five thousand dollars right and that's

very possible from the sales that are happening

override residual cells that are coming from your team now here's what may

that's what makes it so amazing that's your residual passive income is coming

from your team versus affiliate marketing you have to continue making

sales for that money to come in right but you can use online strategies to

kind of automate that you know what working you're using human resources to

kind of automate that if that makes sense

so what makes it more challenging is that well there's people involved right

affiliate marketing there's not as many people involved but in network marketing

you have to help people and power people and manage that human resource team

right otherwise it kind of falls apart there's a lot of training a lot of

strategies that usually calm when you join a particularly

morning ionization team they help you understanding the mindset how to how to

build the team and the skill that you need so you should work on those basic

skills like I said you can work on these skills at any time on a part-time basis

and slowly but surely build your income slowly but surely and create a passive

income source that is a lot more than your job foot before you know it right

well one thing I'll give you the bonus bonus idea that I'll give you right the

fourth hidden one that helps you make more money online and actually will help

all three of the things that I just talked about is being an influencer I

don't know a lot of people talk about it but an influencer in other words someone

that has authority someone that people respect a leader and that's within your

niche in your space someone has passed that's providing lasting value that

people look to for answers you see becoming an influencer will help

you solve all your problems could the biggest problem you're gonna have with

all three of these things that I mentioned with the e-commerce drop

shipping with affiliate marketing and with network marketing is influencing

people to buy why should they buy from you if you become an influencer that

resolves all those problems and selling and making money and making income

becomes it's very easy I'm gonna do another video on the idea of how to come

what an influencer is and how to become one so I'll leave that in the

description as well so you can refer to that but essentially becoming influence

it means someone as creating helpful information viral content relentlessly

saturating the marketplace with valuable information that you even if it's

mission that's already been done it does not matter because information has never

been told from your perspective and when people see your perspective they're

gonna jive with you most more than maybe they would try with someone else and

maybe some some people don't jive with you they try with other people that's

okay though you're attracting your own specific fanbase right your own true

Fanjul instead of raving fans that would buy from your ecommerce store they will

buy and will subscribe to your affiliate products they will join the network

marketing team that power becoming an influencer is from

and we'll talk about I'm gonna be talking about this some more but that's

definitely something that will help you along making a steady passive income not

only in 2019 not only that beats what you make it your job but can scale up to

the height that you can only imagine and years going forward so that's it my

friend I hope you enjoyed it hope that was helpful that right there was my

three real ways to make money online going to 2019 I hope we make create

positive income source for you for your family they give you more security and

more protection in the economy and the times of the coming up ahead in 2019 and

gone beyond alright so hopefully that was helpful was that valuable did that

help you in any way if you did hey I really appreciate that I definitely give

the video like consider subscribing to the channel so you can get more

information I'm thankful that you're here to watch this at the end of this

video and oh by the way hey check out my free gift I got for you alright it's my

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next one alright peace

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How To Make $13 Per Hour As A Web Search Evaluator - Duration: 8:19.

Hey guys John Kevitz from Acquire Liberty thanks for spending your time with me

here today. Today I have a website for you that is very similar to what I shown

you in the past which I've gotten very specifically and it's a web search

evaluators position with a very unique website and things you very very well

but before we get into that I want you to subscribe my youtube channel click on

the little Bell notifications every time I make it uploaded you'll get to see it

first and remember if you no longer want to trade time for money but you all

learn how to make passive income you all watch my number one recommended

opportunity click that link below watch the free video it's how I got started

and thousands of other people got started gave me ability to work from

home and the great thing about it is you learn how to make passive income set

something up once let it make the money for you

alright guys a lot any further ado this is what I have for you today it is I

soft stone dot-com okay now this actually is a web search evaluator

website okay now one of the ones that I've shown you in the past is a pen calm

and I'll try to remember I'll find that link for you but I'll put the little

card up there in the right upper right hand corner for you can watch that video

I focused on another one called a pen and a pen is actually a really good

opportunity it's a little challenging to get into but it also pays very well this

one will pay you somewhere around $14 thirteen to fourteen dollars an hour and

this is how it breaks down for this one you're not like I just showed you in the

u-haul video yesterday you are not an employee you are an independent

contractor which means that you'll be paying and being responsible for your

own money and taxes okay at the end of the year so with that being said you

have time freedom in the sense that you can manage when you decide to work for

them when you want to be a web search evaluate or web engine evaluator now I

think for this one this one here specifically years toward you searching

like things on Google or Bing or Yahoo or start page or DuckDuckGo any of the

search engines that are out there this company has you do searches for

them and you evaluate what the reads what the results are going to be what

the results were what were the errors that you

encountered when they're looking up certain sites on the search engines and

things of that nature so it's not like crazy challenging work

but it is detail-oriented and you're probably going to have to respond and

reply and comment you know have good written skills good verbal skills and be

able to communicate the things that you found and experienced while you're doing

these tasks for people with that being said like I've said in the last couple

of videos for this kind of job depending on you know certain times a day or who

if you have to talk to supervisors or other people you're going to need a

headset and a boom probably and I'll click down that right now I'll get that

up there for you good when I recommend right here the logitech hg h 390 USB

computer headset for around 40 bucks go to Walmart go on Amazon to PI you get it

for ten to fifteen dollars less but it's a good quality headset getting back to

the website what I want to tell you is this you have to work a minimum okay of

10 hours a week minimum minimum minimum minimum minimum but the difference

between this website and ape and for example apron was pretty much you could

work 30 to 40 hours as long as you know time was built up and you built your

reputation up you would get more jobs keep you busy or longer during the week

well I soft stone you only get a maximum of 20 hour 25 hours per week with this

job at least in its current form or state depending on if things change they

always do right so I don't know when you're seeing this video so keep those

things in mind I'm telling you as I'm saying them to you it is factually true

but I would you know endeavor or tell you to endeavour on doing your own

research and see if anything's changed since this video has been put out

because those things are constantly changing it as of now you can only get

up to 25 hours per week making say thirteen to fourteen dollars an hour and

at the high end maybe fifteen depending on your experience and hauling you with

the company but another thing I want you to keep in mind as I'm telling you this

pay you get paid once a month through direct deposit not PayPal not any other

online services they'll want your banking information

so they'll pay you once a month you know goes directly into your bank account so

I mean this is actually pretty simple guys it's really nice and easy it's

effective and what I'm gonna do I'm gonna in the bottom of the link below

and in the description I'll put these links in there for you so you can

actually click check everything out yourself check this out I'm gonna put

this link in here these are the current job openings and where you they're

located like here you know Germany Spain let's see if they have any American jobs

available there goes to another page United Kingdom I don't see me oh here we

go United States but it's Seattle American English data collective

Charlottesville Charlottesville Hellena Charlottesville so here right now those

are the only jobs available where you are locally if you want those kind of

jobs but this I'm gonna put this in the link for you this is constantly changing

if not every day at least every week so keep an eye on it if this is the kind of

thing you want to do and you want to work from home

check out these sites see what things are open look for the work from home

jobs and grab them as soon as they pop up that's the trick when you find jobs

that require little to no experience and you just have to apply the hard part the

hardest part is getting your foot in the door and paying attention to when the

jobs are actually available for you know for you to apply alright guys I believe

that's all I have for today oh and one more thing I wanted to show

you this is on reddit now there is a you know a forum and a stream right now a

discussion going on as far as ice to ice soft stone search evaluator job so check

it out I'll leave the link below you can see what other people are saying about

the job they'll give you idea more so if it's something that you're interested in

because the best information my personal opinion is people have actually done the

job and where you're going through here and you're searching through things and

you want some more information always try to find or talk to people who are

actually doing the job you think you might want because that's going to give

you the best idea of whether this is something that's fit for you all right

guys listen that's all I happy today if you would be so kind click on that link

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How Does Banksy Make Money? - Duration: 8:40.

The street artist known as Banksy belongs to what is sometimes called the "Bristol

Scene," which includes creatives from different genres, notably music.

You've probably heard of some of the artists that are or were part of this scene, including

Massive Attack, Portishead and Tricky.

Graffiti was also a big part of the scene, and while there were many artists around,

the one you've all heard of is Banksy.

His stenciling style is known all over the world, as are his attacks on the establishment

and what he sees as human rights abuses.

It's said he was expelled from school as a kid, and took to the streets to paint on

walls.

No one is certain who he really is as he keeps his identity secret, although there is lots

of speculation as to his real identity.

But how does a disestablishment hero like Banksy actually earn a living?

Welcome to this episode of the Infographics Show, How does Banksy make money?

This guy started out young, and you could see his graffiti around Bristol, London and

Brighton way back in the 90s.

One of his earliest creations that became well known was a mural called the "Mild

Mild West" which featured a teddy bear throwing a Molotov Cocktail at riot police.

Much of his work is related to what you might call government oppression, but it's not

always deadly serious.

Another of his most famous works was called "Kissing Coppers", which of course was

a picture of two policemen kissing.

This he drew on a pub wall in a seaside town called Brighton, which is often called England's

gay capital.

When we ask how Banksy makes his money and how he doesn't make his money we only need

to look as far as that beautiful mural of two cops having a good old snog, as they might

say in the UK.

Banksy sprayed this piece of art on that wall back in 2004, but a decade later it was sold

to an anonymous buyer in the USA.

Hmm, how do you sell something sprayed on a wall?

And who does the art belong to, the owner of the wall or the artist?

First of all, to sell it you have to strip it from the wall.

That happened with the kissing coppers and it was sold for $575,000 at a U.S. auction.

A writer for the BBC said this about Banksy's art, "If you happen to own a wall which

Banksy has used as a canvas for one of his art works - I should imagine you are perfectly

within your rights to hack it out and sell it."

So, if you own the wall, and you are absolutely skint (British word for broke), you are in

luck.

But how much goes to Banksy?

The answer, it seems, is nada.

The same goes for when someone took one of his most famous creations from a wall in London.

Banksy had drawn something he called "Slave Labor (Bunting Boy)," which featured a poverty-stricken

boy sewing Union Jack flags on a piece of string, or bunting.

This was a protest piece of art relating to sweatshops and the manufacturing of Diamond

Jubilee and London Olympics memorabilia.

One day it went missing, and no one knew who had took it down.

It first sold in the USA for somewhere between $500,000-700,000, but residents of the area

complained, stating that the art belonged to them.

It was an important artifact that brought human rights issues to the fore.

It was returned to the UK and later sold at auction in London for $1.1 million.

But again, Banksy didn't see any of the cash.

He even commented after this, about the selling of his graffiti, saying, "I was very embarrassed

when my canvases began to fetch high prices, I saw myself condemned to a future of painting

nothing but masterpieces."

That's the art world for some people, a kind of posh con, where art becomes commoditized

by people who pretend they know a lot about it.

Now Banksy is so famous his works, never mind what they are, will bring a high price.

Sometimes the price of the art obfuscates the inherent value of it, something Banksy

doesn't seem to like.

Banksy often criticizes abject greed, the worst aspect of capitalism, so it's no wonder

he is upset.

He fought back, and in 2018 you could say he gave us his piece de resistance.

His famous sketch of a little girl releasing a balloon self-destructed at auction after

it had been sold for $1.4 million.

This was a copy of the original piece of art, on paper, which shredded inside its own frame

after it had been sold.

Banksy later wrote, "the urge to destroy is also a creative urge", which was a direct

Picasso quote.

Some people believe Banksy was even in the room as it happened, in disguise, likely watching

with a wry smile.

A video was also later released of someone fitting the shredder in the frame.

Some people believe the destroyed work is now more valuable than it was when it was

intact.

The auction house later called it, "the first work in history ever created during

a live auction."

They will stop at nothing to add more value to art.

Banksy does have to make a living, though, and that he does.

He has made money many ways, but we think the most amusing way he made some cash and

perhaps something that shows us how crazy the art scene is, is when Banksy's art was

sold at a street stall in New York in 2013.

No one really thought these pieces could be originals, so it wasn't easy selling them

for around $60.

Banksy then put out a message, saying, "Yesterday I set up a stall in the park selling 100%

authentic original signed Banksy canvases.

For $60 each."

So, yes, he made a little bit of pocket money.

The lucky buyers, reported the Guardian, bought pieces now worth up to $150,000.

One art critic called the event a "coup."

He said, "The fact that his paintings were original and were being offered at a tiny

fraction of their true retail value, raises real questions about the perception of worth

and the nature of art as commodity within the marketplace."

One woman sold her two sketches soon after for $125,000.

A job well done.

There are plenty of Banksy fakes in the world, and no one really knows the difference from

them and an original.

When something is real, though, Banksy will let people know most of the time.

So, we know that Banksy is not compensated for the works that are ripped from walls,

but he does make money from prints.

He has sold such prints through a Bristol-based dealer called Pictures on Walls (POW) for

thousands of dollars, but POW closed in January 2018.

In some ways you could say that for Banksy he has a license to print money.

After all, whatever he touches turns to gold, even if he doesn't like that.

He has said he wished his street art would stay where it was meant to stay, and not because

he cares about his own compensation.

"Graffiti art has a hard enough life as it is, before you add hedge-fund managers

wanting to chop it out and hang it over the fireplace," he said in 2013.

"For the sake of keeping all street art where it belongs, I'd encourage people not

to buy anything by anybody, unless it was created for sale in the first place."

In fact, it's said that he can make around $20 million a year, but that's just speculation.

His 2005 book "Wall and Piece" sold well, and his movie "Exit through the gift shop"

grossed $5million.

Banksy also sells pieces through the agency called Pest Control.

He sometimes sells his stencils for way less than the market value, and so as an act of

kindness he allows someone perhaps in need of money to make some money.

On top of that, if he does make money from a big sell, he often gives that cash to charity.

Pest Control has said that Banksy is not a traditional artist by any means.

Talking about how he makes his cash, the agency said, "He does not sell through galleries,

he doesn't have solo or group shows in the traditional sense, but will sell privately,

behind closed doors through Pest Control, the proceeds from which are used to realize

his projects, which are significant in scale and ambition."

People that sell his artwork, or rip it from walls, do make a lot of money.

This has astounded Banksy at times.

He once wrote after one of his works went for well over a million bucks, "I can't

believe you morons actually buy this."

Could it be your wall he uses next?

It's unlikely as he often chooses publicly owned walls, but there's a chance that it

could be you and you could collect a lottery size windfall.

If indeed you decide

to sell.

What do you think?

Should his art be sold on, or should it remain where it is as part of the community and to

deliver an often important message?

Should it end up in the arms of art collectors?

What do you think about the value of his art?

Tell us in the comments.

Also, be sure to check out our other show This Man Spent 43 Years In Isolation - How

Long Until A Person Goes Crazy?

Thanks for watching, and as always, don't forget to like, share and subscribe.

See you next time.

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