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Hello there, everybody, and welcome back into this lecture.
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Now, this lecture, I would like you to take it really seriously because it's about copyright.
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Now, even though nobody likes to hear about copyright because it's just a bloody monster, you know,
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But it's better safe than than not.
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Okay.
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And so there's a couple of things that you'd have to know about copyright.
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Now, when you are using images inside of your book, for example, in my book, I've used a bunch of
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images.
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Now where did I get those images?
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Where exactly?
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Now I got the images.
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Well, these screenshot images are actually real screenshots, so there's no copyright in there, it's
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just screenshots of an image.
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So there is nobody that can sue me saying you've you've infringed the copyright.
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And as far as the other images for example, that are not screenshots, which are images created by
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people, let's just try to find one.
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When you want to find one, you can't find one.
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I believe they're up at the beginning of the course.
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Now, if I scroll up at the beginning of the course, there were a couple at the beginning of the book,
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there was a couple of images that were.
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Okay, So this one here?
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No, it's actually this one, right?
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So this image here, I got it from Canva.
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Okay.
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Now I got the image from Canva and it's because I actually use the premium version of Canva that I am
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allowed to put my images here without having to suffer from any copyright issue.
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And if you read canvas terms of conditions, they are actually giving you access under the pro Canva
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plan, which you can see it right here, pro under the Pro Canva plan.
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That's when you can take images, put them in a book or even put them on a t shirt if you so desire
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to.
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As long as you have the pro version of Canva.
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Also here, what I would like to say, go and check this out.
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Right.
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Check it out by yourself.
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This is just me telling you about it, but you have to check and fact check and double check and do
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your due diligence.
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So there are other websites that people are going to tell you to go and download images from.
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But I have a rebuttal on this because I was one of the people that got the lucky information from somebody.
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I would not specify his name, but if he's listening to me, thank you very much for that advice.
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Thank you very much.
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Now, I used to download images from Pixabay, which is this website you're looking at.
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Also, I used to download images from Pexels, Unsplash and the like, and I used to download these
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images for free.
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For free.
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The only problem with these these websites is that someone can be a spammer, someone can take an image
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which have copyright claims under it, and he might publish that picture to pexels.
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As a photographer or to Pixabay or I mean not Unsplash.
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I believe Unsplash are safe because or an Shutterstock.
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Shutterstock is more safe because you can purchase you have to purchase images from Shutterstock.
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But if you're getting your pictures from Pixabay and Pexels and the free websites that allow you to
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download images for free, please be careful about this.
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I'm just going to tell you be careful about this because you don't know if that person is really the
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owner of that picture or not.
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Okay.
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You don't really know.
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So, for instance, this person has uploaded this picture.
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They have 223 followers.
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But I don't see their face in here.
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And how do you know?
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How do you know?
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Right.
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How do you know that?
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This is the picture taken by the guy who's the original owner of it?
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And still I would really recommend you that if you want to use images for commercial purposes to just
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purchase them or to get the Canva Pro subscription, which I got for $55, I know I'm going to get a
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lot of backlash for this because a lot of people are going to be saying, Well, you're promoting Canva.
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Actually, I'm not promoting Canva at all.
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There is no link here.
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I'm just telling you, this is an advice from you, from me to you.
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Okay.
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And I think this is the best thing.
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Otherwise, you would have to go and purchase images from Shutterstock.
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Now, let me tell you something about Shutterstock before we move on.
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Is that Shutterstock?
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I found myself, really, I should say, guilty of this.
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I used to purchase images from Shutterstock and it was really expensive.
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Really expensive.
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Were charging me something like a $29 for I think ten images or something like that.
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It was really horrifying, you know.
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But when I found out that canvas for $55, I can download every image I wanted.
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And worst I found that the images that I was used to download and pay for from on Shutterstock, I found
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that these images were on Canva, right?
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So they were available for me to download for free.
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And so there is no debate, right?
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For me.
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I think that Canva is the best by far, hands down.
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And I advise you if you want to, you know, protect yourself from copyright issues, please do it.
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Now, there is another way that you can actually protect yourself is by creating your own images using
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AI.
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Right now I have to say that there is no law that regulates I as of now.
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So any image you could create, there is no copyright infringement.
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There is no law that says you are infringing on copyright.
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Except, of course, if you take the picture of a famous star movie star or someone who's known a public
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figure.
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Now, if you create an image of a public figure and use that and claim, claim copyright and even put
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it on t shirts and start selling these t shirts, then you are really playing with the devil, you know?
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So so you have to be careful about how you treat this.
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And now I've shown you the safe way.
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So we've got that out of the way.
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And for so many of you who are not taking this seriously, please take this seriously because you don't
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want to make 300, 300,000 bucks only to lose 300,000 bucks later in lawsuits.
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Okay.
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So don't do that.
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Purchase your images or purchase a membership in a software that allows you to use images, copyright
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free.
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Okay.
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Because they take responsibility.
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And by the way, let me tell you this, Canva, they actually have a lot of people that that these people
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they they put images inside of Canva.
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There are Canva artists or they publish designs on Canva, should I say.
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And Canva, I have to tell you, is really strict and rigid, really strict and rigid when it comes
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to when it comes to selecting these people.
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So you can't just walk up to Canva and expect yourself to become a published designer.
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They will really test you, you know?
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And so it's not easy.
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It's not easy to get approved by Canva to start putting designs unless you put some things or some,
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should I say, proof that you're legit and you can't run run from from the responsibility.
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And also you notice that some images you can see on Canva and then the next day you don't find them
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anymore.
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They are out of Canva.
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So Canva, they actually take this seriously.
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And in the worst case scenario, if something happens, if something if an issue happens, you are not
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to blame.
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Right?
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You are not to blame because you just did it.
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Right.
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Okay.
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So enough with that.
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That was a pretty long rant about image copyright, but it's serious.
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Okay, Now let's go back here to the copyright page.
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But for once, if we go and take any book, for example, let's take the ChatGPT millionaire, which
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my dream is to wipe this book from the surface.
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You know, I just want to I just want to take the place of this book, even though that will be hard.
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But I took it as a challenge upon myself.
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Now, if you go inside the book, you'll find literally every book on Amazon has a copyright page.
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And that goes to say that you have to take this seriously.
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Also, since we're going to be writing this book using ChatGPT, we have to specify it.
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Now, if you didn't write it using ChatGPT and you're positive that all of it was written yourself,
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then you can simply not mention it in the copyright page or nowhere in the book.
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So here.
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So here.
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This guy didn't just write this here for sports.
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He wrote this here because he understands the repercussions.
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He understands that he has to mention it.
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Right.
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So don't try to lie.
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Don't try.
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You know, just just mention it and you know, and just try to rub it, you know, if, for example,
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you could just give them an ice cream while doing it.
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This is exactly what this guy has done over here.
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So here's what he did.
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He says, Get your gift for free gift.
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So he gave them a free gift by scanning the QR code.
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Thanks to him, by the way, I've used the same strategy.
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And then he gave them the bad news that this was written using ChatGPT.
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So.
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So you give them the good news and the bad news.
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You can do that.
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But I mean, nobody's going to read the sentence anyways, and this guy knows it.
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And if you notice, he put it in bold for people to see it, Right?
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But you can trust me that nobody's going to read it.
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At least 90% of the population are going to pass through it because who likes to read the copyright
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pages and and all of these pages, You know, even though he made it clear that he wrote the book using
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ChatGPT.
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Okay.
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And also, for the most part, some people wouldn't really have a problem with him writing a book using
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ChatGPT.
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Okay.
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Because they will never read it in the first place.
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They'll just buy the book just like you buy a book and put it in the bookshelf.
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So coming back to our muttons here about the copyright page, you will find it attached in the resources
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of this particular section.
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You can download it.
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The only thing that you have to change is published by so this is passive income.
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Gen Z, my brand so published by.
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And here you have to change.
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If you have a website, put your website in there.
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That's quite a fancy domain.
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I got there and here printed in the United States of America, which is exactly what it's printed.
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Otherwise there is really nothing else except for here 2023 by passive income Gen Z.
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All rights reserved.
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Now, we've already spoken about what's inside the copyright page at the beginning of the section,
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if you remember, but there is no problem in mentioning again.
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So there's section 107 and section 108 of the United States Copyright Act.
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You have to mention those sections right there to make sure that a person understands they do not have
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to touch your book or take it or write something from it, inspired from it without the prior written
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permission of you.
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And when I say written permission, you have to either send them an email or you can send them a piece
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of paper signed by your signing.
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Or if you have a company stamp, you can do that as well.
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So so those are the things.
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But generally speaking, there's no reason for you to give your book to anyone, but just to protect
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yourself, put that in there.
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Then there is this book is protected under the copyright laws and that the reproduction or unauthorized
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use of the material or artwork contained herein is prohibited without the express written consent of
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the publisher.
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That's also good.
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Now, the book is is now this is by far the most important one.
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Focus now because you're teaching about financial stuff.
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So, for example, you watching me right now, you are learning about money.
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You're learning about money, whether you like it or not.
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Okay.
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So this in some cases can be taken as financial advice.
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And I have seen cases where people, at least there is influencers in my country, there's one influencer
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is specifically I've heard this in a podcast and this is real, this influencer, he ran a podcast of
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E Commerce.
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So he's an e-commerce pioneer.
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He's made a lot of money.
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He lived in Thailand for a long time and so he's got a lot of money.
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The bottom line is that he's got a lot of money.
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He started a company, my home country.
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He's doing really well.
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He's a millionaire.
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Over $10 million in net worth.
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He's got a Ferrari.
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He got everything for him, living really the life of a successful entrepreneur and young.
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And so he's advising people about e-commerce and stuff.
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And one day someone commented while he was running the podcast, someone commented to him and said,
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I quit my job.
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You destroyed my life because of you.
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I quit my job.
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Now I don't have anything else and stuff like that.
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And the guy read the comment while on the podcast.
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He read the comment and says, I didn't destroy your life.
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You did.
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You took you took the responsibility of quitting your job.
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I was.
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And so what can you do in those situations?
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So you have to make it clear from the beginning to people that we are no financial wizards.
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We are not people with magic sticks.
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The heavens who can help you become rich.
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We can just give you advice and never take it as is.
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Right?
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Do not take this and go and say I can quit my job today.
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I'm just going to apply whatever is taught in this book.
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Because if someone does that and some people can be quite dissatisfied, especially in the US, you
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might end up in trouble.
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So you have to mention this.
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This is important.
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The book might include affiliate links, even though my book doesn't really include affiliate links,
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though I could have put some affiliate links for software such as Picture.i, Murph and other software,
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but I was decent enough not to put any affiliate links in there.
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You could also consider it a stupid move from myself because I could just capitalize on that, that,
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and basically make some extra money in affiliate commissions.
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But that's okay.
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Now, this book might include affiliate links.
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Okay.
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Please consult with a professional advisor or attorney before making any financial decisions based on
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the content of this book.
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The author and publisher are not responsible for errors, inaccuracies or omissions.
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They shall not be liable for any loss or damage of any kind, including, but not limited to any direct,
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indirect, incidental, consequential, special or exemplary damages arising from or in connection with
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the use of this book or its information.
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I have to also tell you that ChatGPT is quite good at writing copyright pages, but if you really insist
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on using ChatGPT to write a copyright page, then just use my copyright page.
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Copy this content from here and based on this, ask it to write something more fancier, something better
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or more protective.
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Right.
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With more clauses.
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Okay.
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And one thing I would like to add is I have spent close to five years in industrial environments.
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And I was I took at some point for a large time actually in my period in industry.
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The last one was in a very large steel manufacturing company while I was taking care of purchasing and
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logistics operations and importing raw raw materials, but precisely importing what we call them, PDF
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or in English they are called spare spare parts, right?
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So we were importing them from abroad because that mostly where that's mostly where factories, you
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know, lead their businesses.
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And so I used to deal with businesses and I used to create a lot of contracts, you know, And in these
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contracts, I really got to meet some very, very successful contract people.
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I've learned a lot of things about contracts.
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Right?
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And I can tell you that legal stuff should be taken seriously.
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And this is why we're having this lecture.
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It's long.
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Yes, it might be boring.
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Yes.
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But.
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I mean, I enjoy the drill because let's face it, I don't want anything bad to happen to any of you.
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Okay?
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I want to make sure that you guys and girls are protected with the data that you're getting here.
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And so I'll see you in the next lecture where we're going to dive deep into continuing to create the
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book.
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But before we go, I'm going to go and copy the copyright page like this.
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Okay?
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And then guess what?
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We're just going to go ahead and paste this copyright page exactly in our book.
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So let me go back to the doc, the Google doc.
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Now we've already added the intro.
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So the next part is going to be easy.
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Now just paste it right after it.
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Okay, For now.
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And I'll tell you why.
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Because if you paste it in in a distinct page, though, you can do that.
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That could work.
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It could be really organized.
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But I prefer to do it like this here.
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Until I transfer this into a Kindle version.
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Then I will go back and I'll put everything in its page.
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We'll discuss more about that later.
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Don't worry.
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Now this needs to be reformatted.
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Okay, so format clear formatting for it to inherit the format, the original format.
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And then over here, make sure that you check 1.5 and line spacing and add space before and also add
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space after the paragraph.
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And what you also want to do, you want to make sure that you select the copyright page.
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Don't make it a heading or anything.
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Just go and add size to it.
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Mainly I think 14 would do and give it a bold effect and get these closer together.
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Closer, the better.
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There you go.
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All right.
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So there we go.
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This is it.
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Now let me scroll down.
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All right, so these spaces, let's just remove them.
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Okay.
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All right.
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So I think this is the last paragraph.
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Before the last paragraph.
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All right, so there's one more.
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There you go.
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All right.
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Let me scroll down.
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And this.
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I just keep it like that.
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One other thing you would like to check is the size.
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So here, if you select this, the size is 11 of the text.
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And you also make sure need to make sure that the size for everything you copy after that is 11 because
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you don't want any inconsistencies or incoherencies.
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And the best thing to do is to make sure you do it every single time, right?
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So that you don't have any problems that might arise without your prior knowledge.
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So right now that we've written the copyright page, we can move on and continue.
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So in the next lecture we're going to be doing for the most part is simply.
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Formatting the book.
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Now, for that, I'm going to have to go and write the the other parts of the book.
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So I'm not going to write everything right here while you're watching me.
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One thing I'd like to add is that you can add images to make your content better.
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For instance, here, under this particular subheading or subchapter, I've added an image, and for
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the size of the images, I would prefer that you use a size of 1000 and 230 by 601,230 by 650 or something
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like that.
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Maybe a 1400 by 630 or something like that.
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So and I download the images just like I said, I download them from here, which is Canva.
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So I created click on custom size here and for the width here, 1280, for example, by 630 this is
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good.
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And then you just download any image you desire.
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For example, here I'm understanding ChatGPT.
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It's about artificial intelligence.
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So I went in, I just downloaded an image that best represents artificial intelligence, and that's
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a brain with electric power.
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Now what you can do also is you can use AI such as Midjourney to generate the images that you want to
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use inside of your book.
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That's also could be a strategy that you can do.
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And I believe that you've watched enough content about Midjourney in this course to be able to create
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content and to be able to create really good images.
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So, for example, if you so happen to like this image right here, you can use it.
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Now, one thing here, if I set this image as a background image, you can see the brain is not looking
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good, so you can detach it.
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And because the background color is a uniform, you can select here and apply colors to the page.
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And that's a trick, right?
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And now you can see that the image looks better.
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So I'll see you in the next lecture where for the most part we're going to be formatting the Kindle
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eBook.
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But like I said, I'm going to be going first and I'm going to be continuously adding the content to
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the ebook to make it a bigger eBook.
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And then we'll go and talk about formatting it to a Kindle format.
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So stay tuned and I'll see you in the next lecture.
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