I created a couple of scripts, trying to get better.

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@Jordan Blackman Does something like this work? does it seem too long? If I look at an item on the trello board.. What did you study in school? how did it prepare you or not prepare you for what you do? The "you" hook: Have you ever thought you wasted your time and money going to school? The Intro: Hi everyone it's Danny back with another quick tip. The Promise Made: In this video I will show you an example of how what you studied in school even if it has nothing to do with your current career has probably helped and will continue to help you going forward. The Promise Kept: Even though I was a straight-A student in school I became a 9th-grade high school dropout. I wanted to work and make money so badly and just knew I could move up the ranks in Mcdonald's and eventually own my own restaurant. That dream ended when I was 18 and got my first "real" job at an insurance company. I quickly learned that in order to grow at that job I needed a college education. As a high school dropout, I couldn't start college even though my company was willing to pay for it. Shortly afterward I got my GED and used that to get into the "College of Insurance" in New York City. I did a couple of years of that on the company's dime and then relocated to Florida, unfortunately, there was no real insurance industry in Orlando, and never got to use the education I received, or did I? My major at the college of insurance was Risk Management, the job of a risk manager is to protect the company from loss by making sure we had both the proper insurance and proper safety protocols in place. While this knowledge may be good to know in general it was a little overkill for me. However, college and my education weren't a total waste. I learned that I didn't have real educational options without the prerequisite of a high school education which made me go get my GED, I learned that college teachers didn't call your parents if you didn't show up, they didn't care if you didn't study. College in general taught me that I had to do stuff without being pushed and/or threatened by my parents. I learned how to learn, I was able to properly research, study, read, and write and most importantly think.