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 Description: five years from now you will be the same person you are today except for the people you meet and the books you [Music] read hello and welcome welcome to input English this episode starts with a quote so let me Define my terms and explain where we&#39;re going with this we&#39;re talking about perspective and how perspective changes with time starting with the quote so the quote came from Charles E Jones Charles E Jones in youth liked the word tremendous he was an enthusiastic young guy and he said the word at least one time too often and somebody made it his nickname so he became Charles tremendous Jones he was an author he was a public speaker his field was inspirational speaking personal Improvement positive attitude um that was what he did he was born in 1927 and he died in 2008 so he was my parents gener genertion his quote that I started this episode with dates back to the 1950s maybe early 60s so that&#39;s between 50 and 70 years old so whenever you have literature uh anything that that humans make it represents the time that it was made things change sociey change attitudes change and the world&#39;s changed the United States of the 1960s doesn&#39;t look anything like the 21st century United States no it&#39;s completely different so I&#39;m not trying to rewrite his old quote but we can Riff on it and aside okay if I say riff I&#39;m using a simple little word to Riff on something riff can be a thing it can be the subject or it can be an action if you say if you say it was a riff you&#39;re really talking about a musical term a riff is a group of chords or nodes that become part of a phrase so Dave Breck the jazz pianist uh wrote a song called take five that became world famous and it starts about now you now have evidence I&#39;m not a singer I can&#39;t sing it for you no but that&#39;s the Rhythm and he played it on the piano and that became part of the phrase that became part of the song and so that is the Riff okay so it&#39;s a thing in music specifically Jazz but if you say to somebody yeah I&#39;m going to Riff on that well if you&#39;re holding a musical instrument you&#39;re going to improvise but if you&#39;re talking about something and you&#39;re not playing music then you&#39;re using the word Rift I mean you&#39;re going to embellish expand upon improvise you&#39;re going to you&#39;re going to start that start with that idea and then expand it and that&#39;s what we&#39;re going to do so if you go back to the original quote what Charles tremendous Jones was telling you is that we are very influenced by input he didn&#39;t use the word no because in the 50s nobody was talking about input but that&#39;s what he was talking about he just didn&#39;t use the word input comes from people and it comes from the language we absorb in his day there were a lot of magazines but most of us looked at them as fluff I have never met a person that says you know my life was changed when I read that magazine article no magazines were characterized as entertainment people used to subscribe to magazines and they would show up in the mailbox and they&#39;d sit and go through them for hours kind of like surfing the internet these days so magazines were more for entertainment but books could have a great influence on people and that&#39;s what he was saying books and people were very influential but what he really was talking about was input so with that understanding let&#39;s come to the 21st century let&#39;s move 50 75 years into this present day and what would be a good way of saying that not to steal his Thunder he he earned his Fame but for our own understanding well going forward over time the biggest influences on our lives are going to be certainly the people we meet and the media or the input we consume the information we get access to and that&#39;s not just books it&#39;s books it&#39;s seminars um it would include videos podcasts you might object podcasts oh no they they&#39;re they&#39;re they&#39;re just for entertainment no podcast can be incredibly useful and Powerful for people because in our business here Comer princial input podcasts are your friend because they&#39;re input as a beginner in a new language podcasts are hard to get a get a grip on it&#39;s hard to find your way in a podcast because you don&#39;t know enough words but there is a point in the learning of any language to where you understand enough of that language that you can turn on a podcast and understand it so I&#39;m not going to create a quote to write it down and have it attributed to me no no that&#39;s it&#39;s not about me I&#39;m just riffing on what he said we are very influenced by input if we Avail ourselves of good input in the form of books audio books podcasts lectures that kind of input can very much influence us and influence our future this is all good news that&#39;s it for this episode I wanted to Riff on Charles tremendous Jones&#39;s famous quote hope you enjoyed it comments below if you please and I hope to see you in another video bye [Music]
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