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[euphoric]

Thank you for the vid Antonio. Things you mentioned make so much sense and is very real. At this age where common sense doesn't seem to prevail, adults need to teach the young what's appropriate or inappropriate. Very useful when I teach my students about creating a positive image online. Thanks again!

[Fhernando]

Real Men Real Style You really love that shirt, sir.. As always great video

[grayeagleswolves]

Hey I really have enjoyed the video's and am passing the things on to help and bring up the younger generation Thank you

[TheTruthTeller]

You some how come up with a better video every time !!!!

[Stateofmind]

It looks like you already have a favorite shirt for every video :)

[factoryninepl]

Simple tips, which you can figure out when you take a time and think about it. But it is still worth to say them loud and summarize.

[garyv]

On max security settings, I saw one article for job hunters that recommend not to do that based on the idea that somehow you can manage that image and then only post things that are relevant and positive to potential employers.  That might work for Antonio's #4, but I'm not going to go back through 5 years of Facebook posts to make sure I didn't say anything potentially damaging.  It was something to think about, the idea being that if someone is looking for something on you that they'll keep looking till they find it and at that point it will most likely be negative.  

[atorres]

Hey didn't realized you made a video over this, fantastic, I'm gonna checkout that wayback machine. I like the way you organize your info on the videos as a list format very digestible, from my point of view would be nice if you make longer pauses between your points but thats my opinion, Oh yeah love the fact that you respond our emails quickly, keep up the woodwork!!

[Cujucuyo]

Great video as always. How about a video on watches? They accentuate the look and it really looks bad when you pull out your cell phone when someone asks you what time it is.

[zScrotumify]

Hi Antonio! Would appreciate if you can do a vid on the different options and styles of semi casual outfit for men. Ive enrolled for my degree in a university and the daily dress code is semi formal. I would like to have many diff options and be able to look sharp daily instead of just wearing polos everyday, which js boring. Great vid as always, you and alpha m are always my goto style gurus

[DonQuixotec]

Would it be possible for you to make a video where you go a little in depth on applying for jobs and doing interviews? By this I mean talking about the CV, what to write in the application for the job and how to do a good interview. I am currently in the process of doing this. And not for business jobs, but general jobs. I am applying for police officer jobs and are just finished with the police university college in Norway.

[fernie]

I too would love to see a video on hair. My hair is wavy and fairly thick and all the pictures I see on google images of hairstyles would never work with my hair!

[wong]

totally agree with you  be aware of the info u share

[ammyhaq]

Great tips Real men Real style!! can u do another video about getting max popularity on these social media sites without being stalked plus do mention how to get rid of extremely creepy stalkers and all that crap !! Again ur tips in this vid were really great !!

[ChuckNorrisIsGod]

Hey Antonio, I think you should do a video on how to do your hair (even though your's is too short!) while I've upgraded my wardrobe and attitude lately, the one thing i just can't figure out is my terrible hair. Thanks!

[TheJcarpio]

can you do a back to college wardrobe essentials as in what to buy shirts to pant ration shoes sneakers or casual desert shoes things like that thanks 

[Bortasz]

Ad first I was thinking that this are tips for online Dating. This are more interesting. But consider creating some video for online dating. How to chose/make right photo. How photo will be analyze, and what message people send with there photos. 

[flickthebean]

If I may be so bold to give out my own tip:
If you are well aware of the fact that there is some ''bad information'' about you on the web, and you are afraid of future employers using google to find out stuff about you, I suggest you order business cards and make sure that for example you're linkedin profile is on there.
Now this might not always work but I've found out that ever since I've been doing this they just check out the info I give them and go directly to my facebook/linkedin page.
Sadly I am one of those people who did something very stupid years ago, and I've been punished for it by the justice system but that stuff still haunts me so yes people, be very careful of what you or others put out on the internet about you.

[Megaflubbie]

I have almost nothing on my name (Things that are actually my full name and are mine, some are different variations of my name (for example the name is different but the surname is the same) Is that something good, that you can almost find nothing on my name or not?

Also we have in Europe the law that is called "the right to be forgotten" and with this law you can get links removed, like a lawsuit from 5 years ago for example. (If I am correct)

[mweagle]

You CAN remove the google-links nowadays. EU court decided that. Content still stays, but the link can be removed.