bob @shuttleflight

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Bev&Jake In Pittsburgh @BeverlySimcic

9 hours ago

@Sassafrass_84

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Sassafrass84 @Sassafrass_84

a day ago

Read it again. Such a good reminder.

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Maxwell Ridge Premium Southern Brand @graybackbrand

19 hours ago

the Good'ole boys are making a comeback!

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be a modern polymath; not the romantic version. the functional one. stack domains until they fuse into leverage. learn code so you can automate. learn electronics so you can build. learn mechanics so you can design. learn physics so you can reason. learn math so you can model. learn systems thinking so you can integrate. learn history so you can see patterns. learn finance so you can fund your ideas. learn writing so you can transmit your mind with precision. the goal isn’t to “know everything.” the goal is cross-domain mobility. the ability to move from software to hardware to strategy to design without breaking flow. the ability to absorb any field fast because you’ve built the mental infrastructure to handle it. this is the only real edge left: range + depth + synthesis.

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Mustafa @oprydai

16 hours ago

you need four hobbies. no more, no less. create bring something into existence. write, build, draw, code, cook. creation grounds you. it turns thought into reality. consume read books. watch films. study art. this feeds taste and perspective. good input sharpens good output. cavort move your body daily. walk, lift, run, dance. motion stabilizes the mind. a stagnant body distorts thinking. commune have a community. friends, family, peers. isolation corrodes judgment. shared reality keeps you sane. miss one, and the system degrades. keep all four, and life stays balanced, generative, and human.

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The Art of the Gentleman @ArtofGent

23 hours ago

“It’s a lesson in life - don’t look back, you’ll trip over.” - Michael Caine

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Gabe Gaines @thegabegaines

a day ago

Last week I failed a young man. He delivers furniture for a living. Honest work, but he hates it. I asked what his dream job was. He said, “To do nothing and get paid.” I told him he seemed smart and capable. “Aim high.” I should have told him the truth: Throw yourself into the fire of adversity. Wade into the deep waters of tribulation. Walk the narrow path of excellence. That’s where you’ll find yourself.

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Buzz Patterson @BuzzPatterson

a day ago

Dude rolls back into Norway with a stuffed raccoon holding a liquor bottle. Strong.🇳🇴😂

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Josh Howerton @howertonjosh

a day ago

There are 3 things that my dad did extremely well that helped shape the man I would become. I didn't realize how important they were at the time...

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Athenaeum Book Club @athenaeumbc

a day ago

Modern society has replaced risk-taking with credentialism. It is better to be the "successful" corporate careerist than the entrepreneur who failed. But what if the pursuit of glory is still worth it even if it destroys you? In Hemingway's final book, "The Old Man and the Sea," an old fisherman ventures farther out into the Gulf Stream than ever before, attempting to break a streak of bad luck and finally catch a great prize. He successfully hooks a giant marlin after days of struggle at sea, but the fish is slowly devoured by sharks during the return journey. When he at last reaches dry land, only the fish's skeleton remains. On the surface it is a story of an exhausting defeat, but what's revealed underneath is in fact a triumph of the human spirit. We see this in Hemingway's famous line: "But man is not made for defeat. A man can be destroyed but not defeated." Hemingway's final masterpiece offers an important insight into what success really means, and how we can strive to live out our own lives in the relentless pursuit of something meaningful. Your life's purpose, Hemingway instructs, will not be found in shallow waters, but in the task that you were made for. --- Athenaeum Podcast Ep. 17: Hemingway's Final Lesson: The Old Man and the Sea w/ @JoshPhillipsPhD

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le.hl @0xleegenz

a day ago

"Do you actually want it or do you want other people to see that you have it?"

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Massimo @Rainmaker1973

2 days ago

Melissa Baars, a C5 incomplete tetraplegic, showcasing her independent transfer from wheelchair to tractor cab using upper body strength.

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Department of War CTO @DoWCTO

a day ago

GM. Never stop fighting, Patriot. 🇺🇸

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bob @shuttleflight

a day ago

@ROOZVA Incompetent clowns.

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lynk @lynk0x

2 days ago

Body wants sleep, Mind wants money, Heart wants love, Soul needs God.

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Road To Success @_RoadToSuccess_

2 days ago

When a man starts walking alone it means..

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Dark Side of the Meow @bigsexylicious

a day ago

@elonmusk More of this please

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bob @shuttleflight

a day ago

This is what WINNING in life looks like.

Epic Clip Vault @EpicClipVault

2 days ago

This is the sort of wealth people should be chasing in life.

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The Conservative Alternative @OldeWorldOrder

2 days ago

ANDREW JACKSON: "The Bible is true. That book is the rock on which our Republic rests."

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Dear Son. @DearS_o_n

a day ago

Get a haircut every 2 weeks to stay sharp, wait 5 secs before answering the phone to control the rhythm, always arrive 15 mins early, stay away from free lunches, never talk about people who aren't in the room, and when anger rises, wait 10 mins before reacting. These habits may look rigid, but they're the hidden discipline of the elite.