Donna

[♛ Zeeko_Funds ♛ @Zeeko_Funds]

If only our eyes saw souls instead of bodies, how very different our ideals of beauty would be.🔥

[Donna @DRN023185]

@ladybo00 @WilliamShatner @tmorello What a wicked wicked person. Ignore her Mr Billy Know the rest of us fandom adore you

[♛ Zeeko_Funds ♛ @Zeeko_Funds]

Be with someone who will take care of you. Not materialistically, but take care of your soul, your well-being, your heart, and everything that's you.🧏‍♂️

[Donna @DRN023185]

@MasterNumber Delusional has its uses I agree. Be the Outlier and choose to be happy and positive.

[Donna @DRN023185]

@DaroDarai @SamuraiShibaJP Afraid it meant something bad and a dozen people would hurry to help you?
Same --

[Donna @DRN023185]

@Zeeko_Funds 🤟

[Donna @DRN023185]

@callmeMaharani Sometimes its called "dodging a bullet" for a reason. Great comeback by the way!!

[Donna @DRN023185]

@omgsidewalks and I wonder, will we be nostalgic for today, 5 years from now?

[Donna @DRN023185]

@adanonso_ Thats his love language to you. Your love language is the listening. Beautiful

[Donna @DRN023185]

@SundaeDivine Truth

[Donna @DRN023185]

@Zeeko_Funds Well said. We may have felt this, but couldn't articulate. Thank you

[🧬Maxpein🧬 @maximumpain333]

I once met a taxi driver who taught me a lesson I'll never forget.

I was waiting at the airport when a shiny, spotless taxi pulled up. The driver stepped out in a neat white shirt, black tie, and perfectly pressed black trousers. He walked around the car, opened the back door for me, and handed me a laminated card.

“Hello, I'm Wasu, your driver,” he said with a smile. “While I put your bags in the trunk, please take a look at my mission statement.”

The card read, “My mission is to take every customer to their destination safely, quickly, and affordably, while making the journey as pleasant as possible.”

I was impressed. The inside of the taxi was just as clean and well-kept as the outside.

Then Wasu asked, “Would you like some coffee? I have regular and decaf.”

I jokingly said, “No, I'd rather have a cold drink.”

“Of course!” he replied. “I have Coke, Diet Coke, lassi, water, and orange juice in the cooler.”

I was surprised. I'd never tried lassi before, so I asked for one.

He handed it to me and then offered me something to read. He had magazines, a Bible, and a few other books in the car.

As we started driving, he showed me a list of radio stations I could choose from. He had already adjusted the temperature and asked if I was comfortable. He even explained which route would be best at that time of day.

Finally, he told me I could chat with him about the local sights or simply enjoy the ride in silence. Whatever I preferred.

I couldn't believe how thoughtful this man was.

“Wasu, have you always treated your customers this way?” I asked.

He smiled at me through the rear-view mirror.

“Not at all. For my first five years as a taxi driver, I complained about everything, just like many other drivers. Then one day, I heard something that changed the way I looked at life.”

He explained that we all have a choice. We can behave like ducks, constantly quacking and complaining, or we can be like eagles, rising above the noise and finding a better way forward.

“That really made me think,” he said. “I realised I was spending too much time complaining. So I decided to change myself instead of blaming everything around me.”

He started looking at other taxi drivers. Many had dirty cars, unfriendly attitudes, and unhappy customers.

“I decided I didn't want to be like that anymore. I started making small changes. I kept my car clean, treated people kindly, and tried to make every ride a good experience. When customers appreciated it, I looked for more ways to improve.”

I asked him if all that effort had made a difference.

He laughed and said, “Absolutely! In my first year after changing my attitude, I doubled my income. This year, I expect to earn four times what I earned before. Now, customers call me directly to book their rides.”

Wasu hadn't waited for the world to change. He had started by changing himself.

And that made all the difference.

Sometimes, we spend so much time complaining about people, situations, and the things we cannot control that we forget to look at what we can change.

We can't always choose what happens to us, but we can choose how we respond.

So, the next time you feel like complaining about everything, remember Wasu.

Don't waste your energy quacking like a duck. Spread your wings and rise like an eagle.

Life can look very different when you change your attitude.

[Donna @DRN023185]

@fwmarqix I say what are the ingredients? I cant read Kanji. He struggles at what im pointing to and stammers coke, coca....I shout COCAINE? You gave me product with COCAINE in it???? He really is stammering, no no no cocaine!Like what you drink every morning.I say coffee? He nods head yes

[Donna @DRN023185]

@japan_nobunaga Thank you for sharing this.
Different lands once, same good teachings. Teaching love.

[Alexs James @Alexs_jame]

Elon Musk: I'm a big believer in the principles of Christianity.

“While I'm not a particularly religious person, I do believe that the teachings of Jesus are good and wise and that there's tremendous wisdom in Turn the other cheek.

For a while, when I was young, I thought that's really a weak thing to do.

With respect to bullies at school, I think you shouldn't turn the other cheek. You should punch them on the nose and then thereafter make peace with them. They need to stop bullying you, and a punch in the nose will stop that.

This notion of forgiveness is important. I think it's essential because if you don't forgive, then an eye for an eye makes everyone blind. If you're going to seek vengeance, you have this never-ending cycle of vengeance.

So, I'm actually a big believer in the principles of Christianity. I think they're very good.”

Interview with Jordan Peterson, July 22, 2024

[Donna @DRN023185]

@Alexs_jame And now, hes going to help people actually SEE through one of his companies' work. It appears the limit to what Neuralink technology can do, is imagination.

[松田悠玄＠独り起業22年目 @ytk_matsuda]

イーロン・マスク:
世の中、心配なことやヤバい問題が山ほどある。もちろんそれも大事だし、解決しなきゃいけない。でもさ、それだけじゃ息が詰まるだろ？「生きててよかった！」「朝起きるのが楽しみ！」「未来ってマジで最高じゃん！」ってワクワクするものだって、絶対に必要だ。
宇宙に行くってのは、まさにそういうことなんだよ。人類が宇宙に飛び出して、星々の間を旅する文明になる……考えただけで「生きててよかった！」って思えるし、みんなもそう思うはずだ。こんなに最高なこと、他にない。
要するに、二択なんだよ。どっちの未来がいい？ 宇宙へ飛び出して、いろんな星に行って、星空の向こうまで冒険する未来か？ それとも、ずーーっと地球に閉じこもったまんまの未来か？
俺は絶対に前者（宇宙に行く方）がいい。お前もそう思うだろ？

[Donna @DRN023185]

@Rainmaker1973 This is priceless 🤣

[𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑺𝒂𝒍𝒕 𝑶𝒇 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑬𝒂𝒓𝒕𝒉 @Shadaya_Knight]

Do not do good unless you have the strength to endure ingratitude.

— Confucius

[The Best @TheBestqueenx]

We all surely have a friend like this. 😂😂