This is exactly my problem. Tech arrives as an option and ends up as an obligation.
As an option, it is mostly benign. As an obligation, it is frequently exclusionary or just plain annoying.
FYI. Voice memos drive me crazy. They shift all the work from sender to receiver.
You hit record and ramble for 3 minutes while I’m stuck listening with no way to skim.
You’re trading YOUR efficiency for MY time, and if you keep choosing your convenience over mine, don’t be surprised when I stop opening your messages altogether.
The challenge is to make as many words as you can using the 15 random character tiles provided to you. Tiles are arranged in a clockwise loop, meaning words can start and wrap around the loop in any direction.
@RobertGreene Yes! There’s something I’ve been wondering for a while.
Of all the insights and lessons you’ve gathered over the years from your own personal life or research whilst writing your books, what is the most recent thing you’ve learned that’s had a real impact on you?
Here is the prize money breakdown for women's Ultimate Pool series events:
Winner: £1,800
Runner-Up: £900
Semi-Finalist: £450
Quarter-Finalist: £250
Last 16: £100
The two men in the final made a combined £2,700.
That's equal to the earnings of the rest of the 14 female prize winners combined.
The payouts from the open series are larger than the women's and are almost always taken by men, which is why the women's series exists.
At this Ultimate Pool and Women's Ultimate Pool event, male athletes went home with a combined £31,700.
Female competitors left with only £2,700 of the £5,400 that was allocated specifically for them.
Men have taken over $48,000 in women's pool events.
I just read this on Facebook:
Someone asked "Why do many British people not like Donald Trump?"
Nate White, an articulate and witty writer from England, wrote this magnificent response:
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