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The narrator explains that when you wake up, your body temperature rises, causing an increase in the hormone cortisol. Cortisol enhances your immune system and metabolism when elevated at the right time, which is early in the morning after waking up.
To trigger an early morning cortisol spike, it is essential to view bright sunlight, ideally within 30-60 minutes of waking up. This signals to neurons that trigger cortisol release. On clear days, aim for 5 minutes of sunlight viewing. On cloudy days, get 10-20 minutes. Do not view sunlight through a window or windshield, as it won't be bright enough.
Getting sunlight exposure early in the day regulates your circadian rhythm for optimal sleep and wakefulness. It provides an energizing effect you'll notice daily. This is grounded in physiology, not "woo woo" science, with extensive research supporting it.
If unable to view real sunlight due to weather, darkness, or other factors, use an artificial bright light device. However, note that typical indoor lights, while too bright at night, are not bright enough in the morning to properly stimulate cortisol and alertness.
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The narrator introduces a new TikTok side hustle using ChatGPT and Canva to make trivia quiz videos. People are earning up to $1,579 per day in their first week by posting these AI-generated trivia videos.
They use ChatGPT to generate trivia questions and answers. Then they turn it into a video in Canva using templates, graphics, and an AI voiceover. The videos get tens to hundreds of thousands of views.
These videos earn money through TikTok's advertising program that pays up to $1 per 1,000 views. They also earn affiliate commissions by promoting products like online courses in their profile.
The narrator shows step-by-step how to create these videos. Key points:
By following this AI side hustle model, the narrator claims you can earn over $1,500 per day from TikTok views and affiliate commissions.
William Zinsser was a professional writer and teacher who wrote a popular non-fiction writing course. One of his books, On Writing Well, has sold over 1.5 million copies.
The narrator discusses another Zinsser book that argues writing can be used as a tool to learn any subject. The book explains why writing helps learning, provides examples of good writing, and shows how two types of writing - explanatory and exploratory - can improve understanding.
The narrator says Zinsser's ideas align with proven learning techniques like retrieval practice and elaborative interrogation. The book is not a typical "how-to" guide, but rather aims to convey the value of writing to learn.
The narrator shares positive opinions about Zinsser's other writing advice book, On Writing Well, and recommends a course on large language models by the sponsor Brilliant.
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The narrator states that the world is a manifestation of our conditioned consciousness. By controlling our imagination and feelings, we can consciously create our outer circumstances.
The conscious mind generates ideas and impresses them onto the subconscious mind, which then gives them form. Feeling is the medium through which ideas are conveyed to the subconscious. We must feel and assume the feeling of our wish fulfilled to realize it.
Sleep and prayer allow us to enter the subconscious. As we fall asleep feeling our desire is fulfilled, the subconscious accepts it as fact and expresses it. In prayer we must assume the feeling that would be ours if our wish was realized. By yielding to the wish fulfilled we compel its manifestation.
We must capture the feeling of being and having that which we want. According to our faith and feeling, so it will be done unto us. We attract that which we are, not what we want. Assume the feeling of already being what you wish to be.