What is the video all about? Choose two statements that refer to the main ideas of the video.

1. The idea that self-esteem is developed in the early years of life, suggesting that one's upbringing influences their self-esteem and subsequent success.

2. The importance of self-esteem in achieving success, exemplified by successful individuals like Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, and Warren Buffett.

3. The significance of surrounding oneself with high self-esteem individuals to improve one's own self-esteem and chances of success.

4. Self-esteem is emphasized as crucial for personal and professional success, with the assertion that individuals we admire typically possess high self-esteem.

Michael: To start with, what is your definition of a (1) person?

Peña: Being all that you can be every day, 24/7 365 being all you can be.

Michael: If we would like to (2) of our lives, personally and professionally. What would be your advice? What can we do? What is most important?

Peña: Well, the most important thing is (3) . The people that do we read about, the people that we admire, Elon Musk's, the Steve Jobs, the Warren Buffett's, etc. all have one thing in common, they have (4) self-esteem. And of course, you've heard me say this before (5) the first seven or eight years of life and. Unfortunately, we're with our parents the first seven or eight years of life; (6) we don't have too much I have self-esteem. But to build high self-esteem, and the way you build high self-esteem, if you're twenty-five, thirty-five, or forty-five, is to be around surround yourself with other people that have high self-esteem. Show me your friends and I'll show your future. And so you can still you can (7) by who you associate with.

Michael: How do you do that?

Peña: Well, you (8) that are, that are, where you want to be. But they're already there, you're 22 years old, you're 32, you're 41 years old, and there's a guy or a gal who's forty-five years old who is where you want to be. They've (9) a lot of things. If you're into they're saving the world they're using their money for good causes. Go, (10) those people. Be around those people and they're easy to find.

Peña: Now just remember, (1) LinkedIn, all the, I don't know 20 million or whatever people that are in LinkedIn are all (2) . They're there, because they want to do business, they want to meet people. Unlike some of the other social medias, like, Facebook, or Twitter, or and I don't even know the names of the others. But I mean LinkedIn, they're there but for a common purpose, they have a (3) , they have a common goal. They want to (4) , and it's a great tool.

Michael: But you say it's so easy?

Peña: No, it's no no I'm not saying it's easy. I'm saying that (5) that tool. But the, there are other people that want to make be all they can be. There are other people that want to expand their horizons, Gallup did a poll in 2016, worldwide eighty seven point six percent of all the (6) . Eighty seven point six percent of all the people on the planet (7) . I'm gonna say it again, because I know these are Dutchman right. Eighty-seven, but we'll just round it off. Eighty-seven percent of everybody that watched the face of the earth, seven point six five billion people are unhappy.

Michael: So what went wrong?

Peña: Well I mean.

Michael: What is the story?

Peña: Well if you're if you were born in by Afra, I mean (8) were against you. But if you were born in the Netherlands, which a lot of you were. (9) you, had a better chance, a (10) than the (11) born in Africa, okay.