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Good luck to you!! Not sure how much you've looked into it, but wherever you go I'd recommend seeing if they have a tribal law program. Not every school covers it, but if you want to practice on tribal land/represent your tribe, it's something you'll want to specialize in. Best of luck wherever you end up!

@Tex100 Awesome friend 🧡 Thanks for that information. I'm currently being mentored by one of my tribal elders who has a rich history in Politics/ Tribal politics. He's an absolute unit of a brain and he's given me much encouragement/ Persuasion to Critically think, develop more diction/ understanding of words I use, And Retain of topics and information discussed. 🤟🏽🗿 Are there some ground plans you'd recommend to someone in my instance, Or in general? Really want to start pursuing experience and education to help me be the best I can be. Hope you're well mate, Leem Lemptch 🫂🗿

That’s great to hear! All of the advice largely depends on how old you are/what your background is. Big things that anyone can do are to read as much as possible, particularly philosophy, economics, history, and anything about issues you find interesting! When you’re in undergrad, focus on a major that you’ll find interesting but that will give you a solid background for the LSAT. Also, make sure your grades are high! If you think you’ll get anything below a B+ or an A- in a class, drop it! The higher your GPA, the more likely you’ll be able to get into a great law school and the more money they’ll give you. Other than that, you’re already on a good path! Keep seeking advice from people you respect and who know what it’s like to pursue the path you want to. If possible, find someone in your community who went to law school somewhat recently and try to form a connection with them. Keep up the good work and never stop learning 💪

It’s called a magic trick. Yes, they can be performed for children or by children

Glad someone else can verify 😂 Good luck with 2L!!

@@Tex100 thank you!

No problem!

Try again

That’s fair 😂 We are at a completely different campus though! The undergrads are out in Tempe while we’re in downtown with the nursing students and journalism majors

You used too much force then. Most playing cards are coated and finished to have enough spring to easily handle this

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It’s a great time! Even though the actual stadium isn’t as fancy or expensive as some other places, the fans are all nice and welcoming! Plus the tailgating is solid. I have another video on my channel where we got a behind the scenes tour of the stadium. You may find that interesting. Enjoy whatever game you go to this season!!

Thank you!!

@@Tex100 welcome!

No problem!

Good input! I mention the pressing down mainly as a way to indicate the tension that you should be building. You can absolutely curl your finger though!

I’ve given this advice before, but I’d look into other masters programs and see if they fit your interests! Some of the top schools offer MLS degrees which are watered down versions of JD’s. You won’t actually be able to practice law, but you’ll get a high level overview of what it means to think and act like a lawyer. I will caution you that it isn’t the full experience though. If you really enjoy reading and writing, I would look into reading some legal theory/philosophy and looking at the writing involved with case law, motions, memos, and briefs. If you find it interesting, then I’d say apply for an actual JD program. The vast majority of lawyers will never actually advocate for someone in the courtroom. Instead, they spend the majority of their careers reading cases, doing legal research, and writing legal documents. If that sounds interesting, then go get a JD! It’s never too late to switch career paths! If that seems tedious though, and you just want to learn more, check out the readings I recommended and look into MLS programs and other law specialized masters degrees. Hope you found this helpful!! Best of luck with whatever you decide to do!

Glad you found it helpful! I do mention tuition in other videos, but I wanted this video to be about the actual experience of law school, not the cost after. I try not to be discouraging, but I make sure I’m realistic and truthful in how I present everything. Hopefully you’re not too discouraged by all of the negative opinions out there! It truly is a great experience, despite the drawbacks.

Forgot to mention that there’s a small chance of explosions and catastrophic injury. Proceed at your own risk!

Nice! Good luck performing! I recommend picking up a few tricks so you can do a whole routine. Feel free to comment again and let us know how it goes!!!

@@Tex100 yeah i am gonna pich a couple more and my camp starts june 17 so yeah ill get beack with you for the results

Sounds good! Good luck!!!

Rewatch it🤷‍♂

Thank you!

Keep practicing! This is finicky at first and you need to practice it.

Rewatch it again till you get it

Yes if you shuffle in bigger clumps then the cards will be less shuffled. The key is to do it in fairly small clumps. It’s not as effective of a shuffle as a riffle shuffle or a wash, but it still does mix the cards up a bit. Plus it’s super easy to control cards with this kind of shuffle so it’s important for magicians to learn

Okay, thanks for the elaborate I'll sub 👍

Nice! Happy to help teach it to you!

Glad you thought so!!

Nope you’re doing it right! Forgot to mention but that’s actually step 1 of learning how to shuffle 😂

Congrats!!! Happy I could help!

When I’m actually on the field I’m not going to waste my player’s time by setting up a camera and filming myself coach 😂 We’re too busy putting in actual work 💪 I recorded this during down times when I wasn’t making the kids the best they can be