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 Jose Mourinho has endured a difficult start to the season with Manchester United, picking up just three wins from six in the Premier League coupled with a shock third-round exit in the Carabao Cup at the hands of Derby

 To add to the pressure, the Portuguese coach is reportedly in the midst of a bust-up with club-record signing Paul Pogba

 Former Chelsea star Frank Lampard, in his first managerial role, got the better of his old Stamford Bridge boss with a penalty shootout victory at Old Trafford

 United failed to capitalise on Juan Mata's early opener, with Harry Wilson scoring an sensational free-kick and substitute Jack Marriott directing home either side of Sergio Romero's sending-off for handling the ball outside the box

 Marouane Fellaini's stoppage-time header kept United in the tie but Derby goalkeeper Scott Carson denied Phil Jones to pile the pressure on Mourinho

 Following the match, Mourinho said: "It happened that we didn't score when we could in the first half

 "We had situations to kill it, we didn't and at half-time I repeated basically the same words I repeated in the last match that their dressing room was for sure a dressing room with belief because the result was open and they were playing quite well

 "And we needed to go and kill the game which we didn't." WILL MANCHESTER UNITED SACK JOSE MOURINHO? WHEN DOES HIS CONTRACT EXPIRE?What is Jose Mourinho's net worth? According to Celebrity Net Worth, the 55-year-old's is estimated to be worth £38million ($50m)

 His annual salary with Manchester United is reported to be in the region of £18m, which equates to around £346,000 per week

 Mourinho has a remarkable spread of commercial deals that have made him extremely wealthy including Hublot watches, Jaguar, Heineken, Adidas, Atlantis hotels, Lipton Tea and EA Sports

Jose Mourinho latest news Mourinho stripped Paul Pogba of the vice-captaincy and left him out of the squad for the Carabao Cup defeat to Derby on September 25

 The exclusion comes off the back of the pair reportedly falling out on few occasions last season - although the United boss denied any rift with the midfielder

 Mourinho said: "The only truth is that I made the decision of Paul not to be the second captain any more but no fall-out, no problems at all

 "The same person that decides that Paul is not the second captain anymore is the same person who decides that Paul was the second captain

Myself. I am the manager, I can make these decisions. "No fall-out at all, no problems at all, just one decision that I don't have to explain

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For more infomation >> Jose Mourinho net worth: How much is Manchester United boss worth? How much is he paid? - Duration: 3:02.

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How To Make The Impossible, Possible - Duration: 7:04.

So there's this t-shirt I wear, it's called "Bend Reality."

It's a Mindvalley t-shirt. It's become one of the most popular

t-shirts within Mindvalley. Like all over Instagram,

you see people wearing this t-shirt, hashtagging it bendreality.

But I want to tell you where this phrase came from, because this phrase means

something a lot to me. So it started around 2008-ish.

2008-ish, me and my friends at that time, we started experimenting with ways

of applying different tools of consciousness to building

a business, right? And we noticed that as we started playing with some

of these tools, it would almost seem as if we would accelerate our progress in this

business. And it almost felt as if we were lucky, that we were going downhill rather

than uphill and so we coined this term, "bend reality," and we thought it was just

our silly, little nonsense. We had, of course, watched movies

like 'The Secret' and that Law of Attraction stuff which we always felt was

kindergarten and way too simplistic and not necessarily complete, right?

But playing around with different tools that allowed you to access altered states,

that allowed you to merge with different elements of consciousness,

we found that as entrepreneurs, we could accelerate that flow but we

thought it was just us, and we thought this bend reality phrase just

belonged to us until October 2011 when a man by the name of Walter Isaacson

released a book called 'Steve Jobs'. In that book, three times,

he uses the phrase "bend reality." So check this out, right,

because this is fascinating. You know, the first time he mentioned it in the book

had to do in a conversation between Steve and another entrepreneur by the name

of Bushnell. Bushnell was the founder of Atari. If you grew up in the '80s like me,

you remember Atari games. And Bushnell said this of Jobs.

"We used to discuss free will versus determinism. I tended to believe that

things were much more determined, that we were programmed.

If we had perfect information, we could predict people's actions."

Steve felt the opposite. That outlook accorded with his faith

in the power of the will to bend reality. Okay, now, let's go further.

Isn't that really cool? Steve Jobs felt differently.

He felt in the power of the will to bend reality. Now, Isaacson goes deeper.

He explains it like this. At the root of his reality distortion was

Jobs's belief that the rules didn't apply to him. He had some evidence for this.

In his childhood, he had often been able to bend reality to his desires.

Rebelliousness and willfulness were ingrained in his character.

He had the sense that he was special, a chosen one, an enlightened one.

He thinks there are few people who are special, people like Einstein and Gandhi

and the gurus he met in India, and he's one of them.

So I found this fascinating. You have this guy called Steve Jobs who

believes that he can bend reality. He's a guy who grew up in California,

but traveled to India to meditate, to meet with gurus. In fact,

when Mark Zuckerberg asked Steve Jobs for advice in building up Facebook,

one of the first things Steve told Mark is to go to India and seek

a particular ashram, a medication school and spend some time there.

What was going on?

Was Steve really a modern-day mystic? Now, as you read more about Steve Jobs,

you start noticing that he had this incredible ability to make bold

declarations and then make it happen. So there was a discussion recently

on Quora. Quora is a Q&A board of the internet where you can ask any question

and people come to answer. Someone asked this: What are the best

stories about people randomly meeting Steve Jobs? So an engineer by the name

of Tomas Higbey shares this story. In 1994, Higbey worked at NeXT.

NeXT was a company that Jobs was running when he was kicked out of Apple and

before he went back to Apple, right? So Higbey says he was in the break room

with two colleagues, they were making a bagel and Steve walks in

to make his bagel and then Steve, out of the blue, turns to them and goes,

"Who is the most powerful person in the world?" And Higbey says, "Mandela?"

Because Higbey had actually worked in South Africa as an international observer

during the elections. And Steve replies, according to Higbey, "No,

you are all wrong. The most powerful person in the world is the storyteller.

The storyteller," says Steve, "sets the vision, values and agenda

of an entire generation that is to come and Disney has a monopoly on the

storyteller business. You know what?" says Steve, "I am tired of this bullshit.

I am going to be the next storyteller." Now, this was in 1994, and again,

Steve seemed to bend reality. What happened next is that in a short span

of just a few years, Steve unleashes 'Toy Story' though his

company Pixar. It becomes one of the most celebrated movies of its time.

Pixar becomes one of the most remarkable companies of its time.

Disney acquires Pixar and Steve Jobs becomes the number 1 shareholder

at Disney. Steve Jobs owns more of Disney than anybody else. And while he pulled

that off, he uses storytelling to create Apple which becomes the biggest company

in the world today, a trillion-dollar behemoth that changes everything.

Now, what kind of man walks into a lunch room to pick up a bagel and declares that

he is going to be the next great storyteller, and then in a span of 12

to 13 years, actually shifts the tide of the world to make that happen?

And that's why I believe that there is such a thing as people who have the

ability to create mass influence in the world. And I honestly don't know what's

going on. I don't know why it works. But I know that if you looked at the

ancient Indian sages, the gurus at the ashrams that Steve went

to study at, they talk about the world as an illusion. They talk about the world

as Maya. And they say that with the right training, you can shift this Maya.

You can, in short, bend reality. So if you find these ideas fascinating,

I certainly do and I've been exploring these ideas for almost a decade now,

I've used many of these ideas to create the life that I want,

to create Mindvalley and other companies I've created. I'm certainly

like at a tiny, tiny, tiny slice of that compared to masters

like Steve Jobs, and yes, I called him a master,

but what I like to do is to create a structured approach so that not just I can

do it, but thousands of people can play with these ideas. And I encourage you

to check out this masterclass I'm doing where I go deep in the topic.

It's about an hour, an hour 10 minutes, and I think you'll find it fascinating.

The title of the masterclass is "Bend Reality." So check it out.

It's completely free. If you like the masterclass,

you might want to enroll in some of the Mindvalley programs,

the advertisements are at the back of it, but this masterclass is completely free

and I think you're absolutely going to find this idea intriguing.

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Meghan Markle wedding dress cost: How much did Meghan's royal wedding dress cost? - Duration: 3:42.

 The haute couture gown was designed by British fashion designer Clare Waight Keller, currently the artistic director of Givenchy

 The Duchess of Sussex, 37, said she chose to work with Ms Keller for her "timeless and elegant aesthetic, impeccable tailoring, and relaxed demeanour"

 She looked the epitome of elegance as she showcased a sleek train shaped by a triple silk organza underskirt, and three-quarter edge sleeves

 The minimalist design was praised for its open bateau neckline, offering just a peak of the duchess' shoulders while also framing her slender silhouette

How much did Meghan's royal wedding dress cost? Meghan's wedding dress, with its 16ft train and veil which was adorned with the flowers of the 53 commonwealth countires, is estimated to have cost a whopping £387,000

 An exact value for the royal wedding dress was not released, but it was estimated the dress could have cost anywhere between £200k and £400k

 A more precise figure of £387k was later mooted following analysis from fashion experts

 MEGHAN MARKLE SISTER: WILL MEGHAN SEE SISTER SAMANTHA MARKLE IN HER UK VISIT THIS YEAR? In comparison, Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge's dress is said to have cost £250,000, according to royal expert Kate Nicholl

 Speaking before Meghan's wedding on May 19 this year, she told Entertainment Tonight: "Kate Middleton's dress is rumoured to have cost £250,000

 "It was her parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, who paid for that bill. "I think it is very unlikely that Meghan would spend more than that and in doing so try and upstage a future queen

 MEGHAN MARKLE 'LOSING HER AMERICAN ACCENT!' HAS DUCHESS BECOME BRITISH? "I don't think she's going to want to get royal life off to a start where she's criticised for spending something like £400,000 on a wedding dress

" Meghan had largely been expected to wear a Ralph and Russo creation. The fashion house is known for its glitzy and intricate dress designs with elaborate use of sequining

 But Meghan's white dress was far more demure than anticipated although her platinum diamond encrusted tiara did add some bling

 MEGHAN MARKLE NEWS: DID DUCHESS OF SUSSEX BREAK ROYAL PROTOCOL BY DOING THIS LAST NIGHT?  One of the defining features of the duchess' wedding outfit was her eye-catching 16 foot veil, deftly embroidered with the 53 flowers of Commonwealth countries

 In a trailer for a new TV documentary about the Queen aired last night, Meghan is shown appearing with her wedding dress before she married

 Touching the veil, she can be heard saying in the footage: "53 countries, oh my goodness, it'll keep us busy

" The documentary, Queen of the World, is available to watch on ITV player.How much will Princess Eugenie's wedding dress cost? Rumours are rife Princess Eugenie, 28, will walk down the aisle at St George's Chapel in a dress costing just as much as Meghan's

 Eugenie has been tipped to wear a outfit designed by another British fashion stalwart, Stella McCartney

 Hamish Shephard, founder of wedding planning app Bridebook, has calculated the design could cost about £200,000 alone

For more infomation >> Meghan Markle wedding dress cost: How much did Meghan's royal wedding dress cost? - Duration: 3:42.

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Model interview | Veronika Nomura | Modeling industry in Japan | How it works | Freelance | ENG sub - Duration: 11:54.

Hi, my name is Veronika, I'm 24 years old

I've been living in Japan for already 6 years. And I'm "hafu"

Half Japanese and half Russian

One of my friends knew a guy who is a photographer and he offered me to model for him

And the photos turned out OK

It was a swimsuit shoot because it was summer time

And them my mom started working

as a nanny for a kid who's mom is a model agency's owner

And she invited me to visit her agency

So, I've registered at their agency. At that moment I've already had some photos in my portfolio

And then I've started meeting other girls who were modeling too and they've recommended me some other agencies to work with as well

They have given me some links, phone numbers etc. So, I've started calling them and have registered at those agencies too

So, then I've started receiving e-mails with castings invitations and job offers etc

And I've became a model lol

In general, all of these agencies (those who works with freelancers) don't sign in foreign models

So, only those people who has Japanese visa and who lives here in Japan can work there

But there are some agencies that may help some models with getting a visa

Like in some cases if someone was a student and had a student visa that has expired. But that person had many modeling offers and worked really good, so they might help him to get a new visa for half year or year smth like that

Maybe they even help them with another visas in the future

My first agency was Angel17. This agency's owner is Russian

It's a very good agency

Because they really care about their models

You know in many agencies manageres don't often go to a castings with you

Managers from Angel17 always go to a casting with you, always tell the clients about you

They say that you're so nice, so the client should book her etc

And most of the jobs are really nice

I mean most of the jobs are high-paid and you can earn a lot, they offer less "extra" (low-paid jobs)

And I have kinda small contract with this agency

You know, there are situations when different agencies offer you the same jobs (castings)

So, if for example I've got the same job offers from Angel17 and from few other agencies at the same time

I have to take a job from Angel17, because it's the first agency where I was registered ( the agency with whom I have my 1st contract)

So, now I work with 5 agencies

There are 2 major parts of Japanese fashion business (2 types of model agencies)

Those who works with international models. So, Mother Agencies from various countries send models to work in these agencies

And there are freelance - oriented agencies

The agencies for people who lives in Japan

Most of the times girls who works in International model agencies

They are more like fashion/ runway models. They do the shows etc

The take jobs where clients want to see tall models, I mean real models :)

And we (local freelance models) most of the times take "lifestyle" jobs

Like advertising, some fashion catalogs as well

Some time ago fashion models and lifestyle models have never crossed / met each other on the castings - the jobs were totally different

But now the marker has grown and there is a real diversity among models

So, sometimes we see each other on various jobs. Like music video sets etc

Japan is very specific country

And you really never know what kind of look clients are looking for

So, even the girl who's just a little bit cute

She can become a model in Japan and

And the height doesn't really matter here too

If you're too tall it's not good too, because there's no normal clothing size for you

And if talking about tvs / advertising jobs, most of the times the actors there

Japanese actors are about 170 cm tall maximum

OK, maybe 172 cm

So, if the girl is taller than the guy beside her, it obviously looks strange

So, most of the clients look for girls about 165-168 cm tall for the tvc / advert jobs

because you'll be working with famous Japanese actors etc

The most common jobs that I take are video jobs

I don't know why

I've never worked in fashion show

Because I'm not tall at all. My height is 165 cm

And my weight isn't really like model's weight lol

And at the moment I work really often for various sport brands

It's like... jobs for sport clubs, gyms, sportswear

And now I work for New Balance

I have a really good collaboration with them, because I model in their catalogs several times a year

And also they give me their clothes for promotion ( I workout wearing it, photographing myself for instagram etc)

Ok, and could you please tell us with what agencies are you working at the moment?

Maybe you could also recommend some good agencies for local freelance models?

As I said, I'd recomend Angel 17

Then Avocado Model Agency, Free Wave Model agency

And Remix Model Agency

BTW Remix Model Agency really loves hafu

I mean mixed models who are half Japanese

They offer many jobs for TV

Some jobs in the movies

So, those people who lives in Japan and are fluent in Japanese

have a very good chance to become a "talent" as they call them here :)

Becoming actors, tv personality etc

So, it's a very nice agency if you want to grow in this field

So, I think I'll tell you from the beginning how the process of getting a modeling job goes here

I receive e-mails from various model agencies

With the job information: the payment, date of casting, date of actual job

Name of the brand

Sometimes they can also attach some similar photos of videos as an example of the job

If the dates work for me, I send them "1st keep"

It means that I'm 100% available on those dates

If I'm not sure whether I'll be available on those dates or not, I send them "2nd keep"

And if I can't work on those dates I send them "no good", just tell that I'm not available

If everything's OK and I have 1st or 2nd keep for this job

They invite me to a casting

Actually first of all, the agency sends the pictures of mine to the client

If they like me, they invite me to the casting

So, if I was invited to casting, the agency sends me the e-mail

with the casting location, date and time

and most of the times they also

give the information about the clothing - what I should wear and what make-up I should wear as well

If they don't specify any make-up or clothes

It means you can wear anything you want

But most of the times I try to take a look at the client's website or take a look at the brand

So I could see what kind of brand it is, how their products look etc

So, if it's some business company, I try to wear some suit for a casting

If it's a cosmetic brand the clothes don't matter at all, the main thing is to come to a casting wearing natural make-up

So, it depends on the job

So, if I see that it will be smth romantic, I'll probably wear a dress

If they need kinda Cinderella, I try to look like her, become a Cindrella lol

You know what I mean lol

So, the client could image me in that role and think: yeah, she looks like her, so we need to book her

So, the payment

So, you can earn from 100 to 10 000 $ for a job

So, usually for the cheapest work you'll get about 100 - 150 - 200 $

These jobs called "extra". It's like the extras in the movies, music videos etc

So, most of the times it's the job where many people are involved

And there's one main actor who's the face of this ad

And the other people are one the background doing smth

So, its the cheap job

And you'll get from 30 000 to 200 000 yen for the catalog jobs

It's from 300 to 2000 $

The price depend on how popular the brand is and etc

And the jobs for really famous brands like Toyota, Panasonic

Fujifilm... Like various cameras, cars...

And "Este"... The jobs for those brads are highly paid

I think the most expensive is "Este"

Este means the jobs for some Beauty salons

For example if its a TVC for the beauty salon it's a very expensive job

And you'll get about 7 000 - 10 000 $ for that jobs

Because most of the times these jobs require partial nudity

Like there can be a naked back. Or like an advert for massage salons etc

And if there are any restrictions

They'll pay you for this job more as well

It means, for example you have a catalog shoot and that catalog will be used by that brand for one year

For example it's catalog for Nike

And the restriction means that you can't work with other sport brands for a year while you have a contract with Nike

Let's imagine that you're successfully working for one month

How much can model earn

Do you think it's possible to work like this full time or it's more like a hobby?

First of all, it depends on the model

How she works....

And not really how she looks...

I'd say that Japanese clients pay more attention to the models personality

For example you need to not only be good in doing the task on the casting, but

be like

very communicative, positive

Both on the casting and during your job

So, if you want to get that client

like for the future jobs

If you want that client to book you for other jobs

Beside the working process on the set

When you have a lunch break or smth like that

you also have to be like very positive, fun, communicative, you have to smile a lot etc

So, the team would think that you're so cute

And they would love you as a person. It;s really really important

So, that's what your monthy salary really depends on

So, if you're often get booked for the jobs thanks to your personality, you have a lot of work in general

And you earn a lot of money

And it also depends on the month.

So, for example December isn't a really good month for work because it's the last month before the New Year and Christmas

So, it can turn out that you won't earn anything at all in December

Or for example you'll earn like 1 000 $ only

And there can be the other month when you'll earn like 10 000 $

Or you can earn like 5 000 $ for one shoot or smth

And those months when you have lots of jobs help you

survive on the months when you have no jobs at all

So, you think it's possible to work full time as a model?

Yes, of course there are many girls who works in modeling full time, it's their main job

But for me it's just a hobby and I'm not going to work as a model my whole life

So, I have another job as well

But being a model is very interesting

Because modeling industry means connection in various fields

There are like... Parties where models get invited

Where you can meet people whom you can meet in the future or use this connection for your future job

Thank you so much for the interview, it was a pleasure!

Thank you too :)