“It was like they forgot to enjoy the moment in favour of showing people back at home how much they were enjoying the moment.” — Paul S. Marshall https://t.co/F77eZBJlzw
“It’s great to want to improve. But if you’re always learning about improving and not actually applying what you learn, you might as well just be twiddling your thumbs.” — @Jesse__Pedersen https://t.co/U8rm456CFA
“This post is about my achievement, but I want you to take it as an inspiration never to give up. Keep pushing harder. Be consistent, and you will get there.” — @bilizmaharjan https://t.co/0jUNa7CsUU
“Therefore, limiting your creativity will prevent you from reaching the people that would love the content you want to create. It just might take longer to find those people!” — @DrAlanaRister https://t.co/spIA8LpUbn
“As a result, there’s a cycle of poverty just below the surface of the French Quarter that tourists rarely see.” — @queenie4rmnola https://t.co/l2y013TJE8
“There is a rule saying you should create content for at least two years straight and then you’ll see results.” — @_KristinaGod https://t.co/dVpHcYdCh0
“Those that have been following me for a while will know that I have a motto, which is #Strongertogether. If we act as a unit, we can be successful and help each other along the way.” — @Ozzyboi76 https://t.co/6s4FCkXdnf
“‘If Trump rejoins Twitter, the press must hold on to this approach rather than reverting to the breathless, substance-free coverage that often took hold during Trump’s time in office.’” — @SamuelCObrient https://t.co/wnJxtARLih
“That is the type of responsible journalism that could save us from another Trump presidency in 2024, if such a feat were necessary.” — @SamuelCObrient https://t.co/wnJxtB9m9P