How Generalists Win In The Information Age

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In one of my last video I made the case that we are on the verge of a second renaissance, with many parallels to the last renaissance. So it begs the question - how do you crush it during that time. Like Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Copernicus, Galilei, the Medicis and others did back then. How do you have an impact on the world and create a great life for yourself? That’s what this video is about. Creating the modern day or digital Renaissance Man.
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@tillmusshoff Год назад

Hope you enjoy this one! One thing I forgot to mention is that my obsession with Bitcoin came with this exact generalistic, multi-disciplinary approach. There are few things more interesting to look at holistically than Bitcoin. Networks, cryptography, economics, money, psychology, freedom and so much more bundled into one!

@wadewithcoffee1207 Год назад

I agree probably one of my favorites is Lex Freedmen's podcasts

@lukasjakob2969 Год назад

So true. The Bitcoin rabbit hole brings ever new aspects of fascination.

@AnishGhimire1 Год назад

Agree on this❤❤, the sense of enlightenment you get, that is to the moon 🚀

@smulktis Год назад

Thank you so much for this fantastic video, which so perfectly articulates this hunch that I think so many generalists have! Excellent work, and great story telling abilities. Thank you. As for my rabbit holes? electromagnetism. I mean wow. we’ve only just begun.

@BosonCollider Год назад

Bitcoin is also unique in being a bad idea from pretty much every single one of those viewpoints.

@michaelcortez9954 Год назад

"Jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one"

@tillmusshoff Год назад

You can be a master of more than one thing, see Da Vinci for example.

@hydoffdhagaweyne1037 Год назад

This made me laugh 🤣🤣🤣....true words of wisdom

@epicaunleashed8764 Год назад

@@hydoffdhagaweyne1037 said by Shakespeare

@voidspirit111 Год назад

@@tillmusshoff no, you can't. not in our current day, unless you lower the standard for mastery or redifine what a master is. Master of something used to mean at least 10 y of experience. But sure.. if you have ppl with 1-3 years of experience as masters then you can be a master in multiple things. While i like to learn about many things and got multiple interests and consider my self competent in quite a few of them, i don't consider myself a master in any of them.

@tillmusshoff Год назад

@@voidspirit111 There are several 10-year periods in your life though? When I learn one thing from age 20 to 30 it's not like life is over most likely. It probably takes longer than 10 years. I am certainly not a master at anything, but I am 26. I hopefully have many years ahead of me :)

@michaelyoon9355 Год назад

I used to think generalists were useless because medicine encourages specialization. I started to realize that actually knowing a little bit of everything from ALL fields, however irrelevant they may seem to one other, is crucial to just being successful in life. Jack of all trade, master of none is better than master of one.

@dreallday07 Год назад

ex medical student turned to programming. Medicine does encourage specialisation, but in majority of cases achieving xyz specialty earlier is paved by better general knowledge than your peers. Can’t become a neurosurgeon if you don’t already master anatomy, physiology etc.

@michaelyoon9355 Год назад

@@dreallday07 That stuff like anatomy, physiology really goes out the window in residency. So i disagree. Why did you go to programming?

@VaporChad. Год назад

And that is exactly one of the main things that are wrong with modern medicine. True health is holistic, and that is something most doctors still ignore.

@michaelyoon9355 Год назад

@@VaporChad. Yea I agree. The problem is the system. We can't do our job properly.

@dreallday07 Год назад

@@michaelyoon9355 I think the degree to which it goes out the window varies by medical system and specialty as opposed to being a guarantee, but I get you. And it comes down to a bunch of different reasons tbh, didn’t do the prerequisites for engineering so went all in for medicine, fell out of love with surgery (the goal originally) and my intelligence/thought processing is better suited to maths/programming as opposed to the rote learning that cramped medical courses entail.

@fs7bjmc Год назад

Ch 1 - Habits 2:05 | High Energy Exercise 3:14 | Focus 3:29 Flow State 3:57 Doing what you love, don't compete to others 4:16 | Self Education Ch 2 - Skills 4:34 | Permissionless Leverage - Capital Leverage vs other new forms - YTubers, Streamers, Writers, Coders, Podcasters 6:35 | Meta Skills - Writing & Reading - Digital Literacy

@streetscienceofficial8675 Год назад

Did you do these by A.I summarize tool bro?? Very mindgoobling

@BlendesQ 22 дня назад

Thanks!

@DevinCBeck Год назад

Thanks for the video. Since I begin learning programming I have created applications to automate my work and also create tools for personal use. It has also allowed me the opportunity to move from labor work to using my brain. I start my first IT job next month which is one step closer to my future CS job. I've found that if I'm patient enough to read through documentation I can do almost anything on a computer. It's mostly when I only skim the material that I get frustrated with the process.

@tillmusshoff Год назад

Great seeing you here again! I‘ve talked about this too and it was the most important lesson I took out of my CS degree: to stick with problems longer. Theoretical CS (computational complexity, automata, lambda calculus, …) and the math you are faced with are very overwhelming at first, but totally doable if you actually put in the time and effort to try to understand it. This is a lesson you can take to coding in general. It‘s problem solving, stick with problems long enough without giving up and are very likely to solve them.

@DevinCBeck Год назад

@@tillmusshoff You the man!

@aaronconnolly1496 Год назад

Honestly as we enter into the AI age why are you concerned with learning CS? Once UBI is introduced it will matter nowt. Better to go long on things that will actually matter after knowledge workers are made redundant. Things like actually being able to socialize and being a rich character full of unique talents and interests - living solely to enrich the lives of the humans around us that actually matter. This seems to be the only meaningful pursuit I see ahead of us unlike continuing to try climb ahead of the RU-vid botnet. Just my 2 cents though.

@arunk2710 Год назад

Patience and persistence.

@kandels3195 Год назад

@@aaronconnolly1496what is UBI?

@rando5673 Год назад

There is a character class in dungeons and dragons called a bard. They can fight with a sword and cast spells, initially not as well as a warrior or a wizard in either. As they level up, they add expertise on top of their general knowledge that allows them to stand on nearly equal footing in both domains as the specialists. I've always admired that sort of dedication to be more of everything

@tillmusshoff Год назад

I like bards!

@planetary-rendez-vous Год назад

If you're specialized in 2 things, are you really a generalist ? You're a specialist in 2 things.

@tillmusshoff Год назад

@@planetary-rendez-vous Sure, possibly. I don't draw the line for a clear cut definition if it has to be 2, 3, 4 things. Doesn't really matter imo. My perspective is to creatively combine your skills. If you are really good at two things, you have the opportunity to be uniquely good at the combination of the two. When people talk about specialism they usually refer to doubling down and doubling down and doubling down on one singular thing.

@BecomingYourIdeal Год назад

@@kris3451 in that case the bard would lean toward a polymath meaning more than one mastery. in this videos he used polymath as a synonym for a generalist

@hurmaes 6 месяцев назад

This makes me really happy. I took a test for fun before, on "What D&D class are you?". While my friends had a field day getting the mysterious Wizard or the cool rogue, I got the vague bard. My stats weren't as good as theirs and while they knew what their roles in a party would be, I absolutely had no idea where to place myself. I still don't, and this is metaphorically speaking for my place in life, but this comment made me feel better about it. So thanks! 😊

@ElenGlazova Год назад

I was always curious about many things and pursued a variety of interests, including traditional and digital art, graphic design, animation, photography, and choreography. Recently, I started working in film as a director by combining all of these skills. At first, I was worried that my broad interests would make me mediocre in any one area, but I've come to realize that following my curiosity and developing a range of skills has allowed me to create something new and unique. Thank you for the video.

@Iceehockey21 Год назад

Absolutely stellar. This is such an important concept - and love that you pulled the Naval quotes in. Permissionless leverage (via computer/digital literacy) gives the average person exponentially more power than in years past. It's mind blowing all the tools available (and many free!). Everyone is suddenly realizing it's not about 'coder' vs 'not-a-coder' - it's about - can you think critically, learn quickly, and problem solve. That is the 'coders' mindset - and it can be used on any of these SaaS/Low-Code integrated tools these days.

@tillmusshoff Год назад

I really like that statement. It‘s not about becoming a coder, but having the mindset of a coder. I feel like I could make a whole video on that sentence alone!

@eshaannilekar3851 Год назад

Well said

@OsvaldoBayerista Год назад

@@tillmusshoff An AI probably can make a whole video with that of a prompt xD

@itsweaponX Год назад

A lot of entry level coders these days lack problem solving skills of their older counterparts. That’s because many simply follow instructions given to them. The problem solving skills have moved to UX and Product Designers who are both the doctors who diagnose problems with empathy and the architects of software.

@coachasif Год назад

@@tillmusshoff Please do.

@freethinker3083 Год назад

This was an extremely helpful video. This is why I love youtube. Sometimes you don't have a friend or family member to bring the full picture together for you. For someone that is 31, newer to tech, working remotely, and watching the world change into the digital age. When you first start realizing you need to shift your skills and future-proof your career life it can be overwhelming when you see people focusing on specific job types within the digital world. This video helped me realize it's not about becoming a RU-vidr, coder, or podcaster it's about having Digital Literacy and permissionless skills in general. This really gave me a full, high-level view of what is happening and gave me a better direction to focus my attention. Thank you. 💛

@Lombardi54 Год назад

Your videos and source selections are incredible. This channel is totally underrated. Thanks for making these incredible thoughtful videos.

@iosaccoleman Год назад

You've outdone yourself again Till. This is hits on so many fantastic jems.

@tillmusshoff Год назад

Thanks a lot, I wasn‘t expecting these types of comments for this video honestly 😄

@greggyttt9188 Год назад

such an incredibly useful video. Thank you very much, Till. You're going to be BIG if you keep on like this

@pedromiiiguel Год назад

This video blew my mind. I have always thinked of myself as not knowledgeable in my aspects and also interested in many things, this really made my think in a completely different mood. Thanks a lot!

@simiuciacia Год назад

Just 4 min into the video and i'm already completely hooked, your way of explaining things and making them interesting at the same time is compelling. Subscribed!

@mkc3704 Год назад

One of the most underrated videos I've seen on youtube about the future job market. Not only that but this is just generally good life advice. Thanks :)

@CSKdataLab Год назад

One of the best video I watched this year. I was already aware of the individual facts and tips metioned. But, the way in which you compiled/bundled this video is excellent.

@ascendikhealth3203 Год назад

This video is pure gold! This is my last day in the company and I start freelance life from now on..

@tillmusshoff Год назад

Good luck man! And thank you :)

@TheAlchemist1089 Год назад

All the best!

@maxfrischdev Год назад

Damn.. I had this video saved in the watch later playlist for.. 3 months. GLAD I finally watched it! What a great composition of tips, clips and thoughts! Danke Till!

@edboss36 Год назад

My friend, this is my favourite video on RU-vid because I agree with EVERY single point. Generalists are the future of the world. Imagine hiring 30 different people who are experts at one skill whereas 5 intellectuals who can learn 2x quicker and think diversely. Keep making videos like this it's great and this topic is so interesting, it's going to be a good 10 years

@MrCoffis Год назад

It’s probably going to be a mix of generalists and experts. Nowadays though any science field you choose you learn a vast amount of information that would back in the days seem unrelated to the topic you are doing because everything is related and influences one another. It’s all one.

@mikulcek Год назад

It's extremely hard to become a generalist. Not many people have biological potential for that and even a lesser number of them have priorities set in a way that they can become one, then there is that thing of luck to stay alive long enough to make it work.

@MrCoffis Год назад

@@mikulcek every generalist will have their specialties. Like at school we all did different subjects some were better at math others in history etc. What’s important is that different fields clash together to form something new and with new perspectives.

@tongpoo8985 Год назад

@@mikulcek also being a generalist sucks because you dont get paid any more. At least as an employee. I do mechanical design, electrical schematics, programming, and assembly and maintenance of prototypes at my job and I still get paid the same wage as someone just doing mech design. So theres not really much incentive as an employee you just give yourself a bigger workload for no gain

@mikulcek Год назад

@@tongpoo8985 yes, exactly, that is such a good point! But on the other side, generalists tend to create their own opportunities. I'm a generalist in the telecommunication sector and I would love to co-found a business with a generalist with a skill set like yours, that is the place generalists shine. Have a great day mister!

@passionatebeast24 Год назад

These is some high quality stuff. Thank you for making this. These deserved to be in Netflix documentary and you should get millions.

@marmeladenkuh6793 Год назад

Your last few videos are completely outstanding. Keep up the great content.

@tillmusshoff Год назад

Let‘s go! Thank you!

@hanswurst9972 Год назад

Exactly the Input I needed right now. Sometimes It's hard to concider myself "you are on the right way". Thanks for the uplift!

@peterekberg Год назад

Till! Thank you so much! Really resonated with the message and feel excited about the future!

@tillmusshoff Год назад

Glad to hear that 🔥

@wadewithcoffee1207 Год назад

That's a great review for this vlearn video

@kiwiguy4706 Год назад

You really deserve more subscribers, thought provoking stuff 👍

@Bling_The_Visual_Creator Год назад

Your content is supreme bro. Much love from 🇿🇦

@alaska4joe Год назад

Powerful video my friend. It galvanized what I’ve been trying to do with all the knowledge I’ve learned the past few years. 🔥🚀

@chaztical Год назад

Thank you for validating my existence! Been struggling to find out where I fit in this world and this doest exactly that 🙏🏻

@dhrumil5977 Год назад

Man I feel you.....

@Shahzad-Khan Год назад

This video was made for me! It's so beautiful when everything clicks. Such is the beauty of life

@BakuTales Год назад

Love this video x100. I resonate with the sentiment for the future heavily.

@calebngugi Год назад

Stunning video 💯 I thought taking on many things was a bad idea, learning that it could be the future gives me the hope and motivation I desperately needed. Cheers mate ✨

@alirezaamani2027 Год назад

Wonderful work. Thanks. Hope to see more of your super high quality content.

@ebonytowers5070 Год назад

Another great video. Thanks, Till!

@tillmusshoff Год назад

Thank you!

6 месяцев назад

One of the best videos I've seen this year. 🏆

@TheMahavatarBabaji Год назад

circle of accelerated adaptation graph is right on point. excellent video!

@andro_system Год назад

I can only say thank you for making this video! This mentality is really thought-provoking for me. Actually I was kinda lost, what to do with myself (I'm 18 and ahead of uni) and this video showed a idea how should I approach my ideas.

@whatslucasup2 Год назад

I love this, this is what it’s all about

@LonginusCorp Год назад

What a great video. This is exactly the topic that has been in my mind since two or three years ago. And is exactly the message I try to teach to my students in the University. Thank you.

@Arsalan-Pervez 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for uplifting the morale ❤

@ashutoshmahapatra537 Год назад

First video from this channel that I watched, and quality content is of the roof! You are really underrated!

@fr5229 Год назад

Wow, I’m blown away by the quality of this video. You deserve my sub and many more. Keep spreading the message of curiosity and learning!

@mikeh39 Год назад

This is absolutely one of the best RU-vid channels. prima Arbeit!

@tillmusshoff Год назад

Danke ❤️

@hendrikvanhove Год назад

This is amazing content. Happy I discovered you. Keep it up!

@mounirb174 Год назад

Good video! I would not go as far as comparing multidisciplinary scientists and artists like Da Vinci to today's freelance devs and artists. Both are generalists, and starting as one leads to genius, but only if it doesn't stop at freelance work or learning to just adapt. I would call this 'shy experimentation', as you only pointed at using new tools, neither defining them, nor challenging old convictions. All in all, it feels good to find such content. It's inspiring, and can go a long way.

@aaditya_alive Год назад

This Channel is going to blow up one day! Your Content is built for the future! 🙌

@369ranch Год назад

One of my favorite videos I’ve seen on RU-vid which is saying something given the amount I consume. Followed you on Twitter. Thank you.

@nmnYT Год назад

Happy to discover your videos my man! Keep making :)

@dhrumil5977 Год назад

Man this is the video which describes everything which is in my mind, my problems, solutions and what my inner self really wants for the life each and every second of this video was all that I wanted. 🤯

@tillmusshoff Год назад

It‘s wild how many people have been saying this. To me this was a really average video, absolutely nothing special. It somehow ended up being my most succesful one and a lot of people really resonate with it. Glad about that and glad you like it!

@dhrumil5977 Год назад

@@tillmusshoff I remembered a quote from a book which goes like "meaning of life is all about finding the meaning of life" and this video kinda solidified the meaning which I can live my life for on the bases of people's desire and their traits you showed in this video. Feels like I can be one of them with some effort too. Thanks for making video and the RU-vid algorithm which recommended me this lol ❤️

@barentobadaso6846 Год назад

Love your content, keep it coming!!!

@tillmusshoff Год назад

Thank you! Will do 🙌

@yohanesliong4818 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for making this video.

@andrewjpalla Год назад

This is the second video of yours I've seen today. The first one was the Generalist vs. Specialist video. I'm ready to subscribe. I genuinely love the process of learning things. I think feeling like an idiot in an unfamiliar environment is actually really cool.

@asfanebi567 Год назад

didnt expect I gain so much from this one video. thanks!

@johannesmarkusfroech Год назад

Wonderful video and great music choice

@CJ-uv6pb Год назад

This is a great video and fits perfectly with the era of life I am in. Thank you!

@abhinavmisra8800 Год назад

this video might be one of the best one of 2022 for me. Very powerful

@gagandeeprangi13 Год назад

Absolutely loved the video. Thanks!

@myhandle__ 7 месяцев назад

I loved this video and i hitted the subscribe button without any thought

@tindertoast1553 Год назад

Honestly such an enlightening video

@Harveyjcaton Год назад

Great video. It's all about willpower, creativity, awareness and research now.

@MallikGunji Год назад

Excellent Video, I'd seen recently. Thankyou for making these thought provoking videos....

@tillmusshoff Год назад

Thank you! Appreciate that you take the time to comment ❤️

@kiplimocollins Год назад

What a great video! I've gained so much from this video.

@Glubok Год назад

This channel is going places. Subbed.

@S1m0n1985 Год назад

best video of the year. I send this to everyone I know

@RPGyourLIFE Год назад

Tim, you had me at high energy levels. Brilliant point brother. Subscribing right now.

@aayur7451 Год назад

Nicely done, hope digital renaissance will make the world a better place.

@TariqMK Год назад

I have to say, this video is worth its weight (length?) in gold. Thank you for this.

@adroitspartan7907 Год назад

Great stuff !! Video of the week for me!!

@samuelhawksworth1923 Год назад

This really opened my eyes to a good line of thinking, good topic

@ryanryker3298 Год назад

You are very inspirational so glad I found your channel!

@markmonfort29 Год назад

As a fellow generalist, this video was brilliant. Solidifies why I choose the path I do across the various things I know. That full quote as well "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one"

@juanchojack Год назад

Amen!

@FictionCautious Год назад

True. I really don't know anything more amazing than the flow state. There is hope. Love is the answer.

@DinoRossYT Год назад

Well I fall into this particular term with experience in UX/UI, design, branding, development of dynamic products, DBs and front-end. I found that my perfect fit is like a coordinator of teams such as Product Owner with mix of Scrum-Master while I handle some hires for the things that I know will be solved easily and effectively with a list of collaborators I worked with. Really interesting video!

@bradchristy5002 3 месяца назад

Brilliantly done!

@barbarosozturk Год назад

Loved this! Looking forward to the growth of your channel.

@junaidur_rehman Год назад

incredible video man! packed full of value - you introduced me to some very cool concepts. You just gained a subscriber

@pawelkapica5363 Год назад

Wonderful, this gives me the perspective and confidence that I indeed am able to suceed in modern times, and that it's time to become self employed and work on my skills and habits.

@sameerkhan55 Год назад

Enjoyed this video, it has given a peculiar perspective.

@Nettamorphosis Год назад

First time ever seeing a video of yours. Fascinating. Subscribed. Hope to learn more.

@marcusalx Год назад

I love that this came out a day or two before ChatGPT. How right you are!

@tyronefrielinghaus3467 Год назад

Absolutely brilliant video. Great,clear voice too👍👍👍

@betweenearthandsky4091 2 месяца назад

I'd love to see a follow up video Tim! Something like the pillars of the modern renaissance man; how to build a skill set, and more innovative ideas of yours! Please keep it coming 🙏 I could see you become a pioneer in such sphere

@samakolBanbol Год назад

Bro, instant sub!!! I wish I'm shown more European continental creators!!

@mareksbi6531 Год назад

I always look forward to see something new from you. The video gives me another push for 2023 to get even better. I think you could help a lot of people get more out of themselves. Become a kind of mentor. Maybe worth considering? Cheers and a happy Christmas time!

@tillmusshoff Год назад

Awesome to hear! If you have specific thoughts about this, how I can help better, let me know :)

@al7240 Год назад

This helped me a lot, thanks.

@awanturnik978 Год назад

Great video. So clear and understandable, yet so enriching. 👋

@7BlackShadow Год назад

This is what I have kept in mind since I was 12 years old. I want to know as many things as possible. Now that I am much older I can see how this is beneficial. It starts to develop connected mesh like thinking.

@K1989L Год назад

"Do not want to compete with someone who is playing all day doing what he loves while it fells like work for you." Great way of saying it. We could start a discussion about where would our society be if most of us could just follow our interests instead of working all day.

@MayurPatelZA Год назад

Really like the messages here. Resonates with a few things I’ve been thinking about for a while now. Time to write them down…clearly…

@imkerswanepoel9586 Год назад

I like your videos and agree with what you say. One thing I would add though as someone who likes both coding and physical engineering, I believe that although software is important, it's not going to solve many of the issues that we will face in the future. We need good hardware engineers to solve our food, energy and health problems. I think it's equally as important to get people excited about hardware as much as software

@tillmusshoff Год назад

Oh absolutely! Innovation in the world of atoms is even more impressive than in the world of bits!

@Hexanitrobenzene Год назад

@@ElmerGLue "There is plenty advancements in hardware but software devs aren’t able to keep up" What are you basing your claim on ? As far as I know, people always tell it's the other way around.

@briskettaco Год назад

I really enjoyed this video. 👍🏻 One thing that really stood out is literacy. Reading internet comments and speaking to young people IRL it appears that general literacy has been either not taught or undervalued in the US education system in the last decade or so. It seems what differentiated a person from the pack 100+ years ago is also what differentiates a person today.

@jasondubon Год назад

Dope video and I really like the transitions and b-roll you use for the video

@Because_Reasons Год назад

You've made the video I've been meaning to make. I 100% agree. I'd love to learn your wtiting and research process.

@soffaerie Год назад

Great video I always doubt my path but this tells me I'm taking the right one

@HemstitchedIrony Год назад

When we start to create tools that make us more efficient by orders of magnitude, being 10% better than average at a ton of things makes you a force to be reckoned with.

@mariansam_was_taken Год назад

This is the first video of yours that I've watched and I can't understand why you have only 15k subs after two years of video creation. Subscribing right now and going to watch some more!

@tillmusshoff Год назад

I had under 7k just 2 weeks ago 😁

@randomrainforest Год назад

kept being recommend this vid. great job!

@MerlinTheCommenter Год назад

Your message is a solid one. I personally believe only a very tiny fraction of us are going to take action on it, but hey, no worries. Less competition for me.

@erdemgsu Год назад

Great video super valuable take always! Thank you!

@ThisIsntmyrealnameGoogle Год назад

Love this channel! Everyone is worried about being replaced by this AI and that chatGPT but at the moment, we are still very much in control of what skill sets we bring to the table. Sure there may be a point where EVERY skill set ever is automated but at that point we will be living in a very different world and no longer apply our current economic system at all so while we haven't reached that point (and it very well may take a while) might as well continue doing what we can to be the best version of ourselves and acquire tons of knowledge.

@Neutrino0000 Год назад

I’ve always been curious about everything and I would consider myself a jack of all trades. One thing I noticed is that school and work drain that ability away from me. Causing me intellectual fatigue. Covid was a blessing for me because when I lost my job, I was curious about everything and began to read/learn more than I have in my life. I still needed to pay the bills so I had to get a job and I can feel myself lose that curiosity. I’m making it a life goal of mine to build up the experience to be a freelance software developer so that I can work whenever I wanted and how long I wanted. Instead of working traditional 9-5 hours where, personally, my work efficiency goes down hill after 4 hours causing the rest to waste time.

@damirchina2203 Год назад

Super interesting video, I like the idea about writing. Keep it up! :)

@jayshiku Месяц назад

Third time watching this video because it's just too perfect. I will come back too because I am hosting a discussion on taking advantage of the digital age over on X. Thank you.

@tillmusshoff Месяц назад

Thank you!!