🚨🇸🇪 Zlatan Ibrahimović on Premier League clubs celebrating Manchester City’s 115 charges:
🗣️ Zlatan: “I don’t blame them for celebrating these charges. (laughs) We are talking about a club that has traumatized almost every other club in this league for years. Pep came to the Premier League hearing everyone say it’s the most difficult league in the world, then he came and farmed the league like it was a Division Two league.
“He exposed them. He dominated them for years. So if they can’t win against Manchester City on the pitch, I understand why they are celebrating what is happening off it.
“But now they talk as if these charges were the reason Manchester City dominated. Like that was the main tactic City came with onto the pitch. Forgetting the beautiful football they played, how they controlled games and how they actually won those trophies.
“You can celebrate the charges, you can talk about them, you can wait for the verdict. But don’t rewrite football history. Manchester City dominated on the pitch. That is why they won all those trophies.”
Good news from around the world that nobody is talking about.
1. A female leader in Malawi, former President Joyce Banda, played a pivotal role in helping to end over 3,500 child marriages in the country, granting thousands of girls a second chance at education and a safer future.
2. Slovenia became the first European Union nation to officially recognize access to safe drinking water as a fundamental constitutional right, emphasizing its commitment to public health and environmental sustainability.
3. In Germany, researchers at the Max Planck Institute developed an innovative gel composed of biocompatible polymers that can stimulate cartilage regeneration in joints, potentially providing a minimally invasive alternative to joint replacement surgeries.
4. Canada is expanding its nationwide mental health initiatives by increasing funding for free therapy sessions, establishing new support centers, and integrating mental health services into primary healthcare to make psychological help more accessible and destigmatized.
5. Australia is on track to become the first country worldwide to eliminate cervical cancer through widespread vaccination programs, regular screenings, and advancements in medical treatments, to eradicate the disease within the next decade.
Good news from around the world that nobody is talking about.
1. Nigeria has successfully met its OPEC production quota for the third straight month, reaching 1.67 million barrels per day.
2. Starting in 2027, Europe will require all mobile phones to be sold with replaceable, longer-lasting batteries.
3. In Uzbekistan, if you raise your hand against a woman, you will be forced to leave the country and won't be allowed to return.
4. Brazil has eliminated mother-to-child transmission of HIV and recorded the lowest mortality rate in years.
5. Sweden is officially moving away from digital technology in education and returning to handwriting and paper textbooks for elementary school students.
Thanks for reading. Until I come your way next time, goodbye! 👋
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A few weeks ago, I realized something that changed how I approach sales:
Your friends aren't always your market.
Not because they don't support you, but because they may not be the people who need what you offer.
So instead of making assumptions, I decided to ask.
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I have a tenant, a single dad with two little girls. He’s never late. In fact, he usually pays early. Last December, he came to my door with the rent, but he looked gutted. He handed it to me and said, “Here it is… and I’m sorry, but I won’t be able to renew the lease in January. I have to move to a cheaper place.”
I asked why. He admitted that after taking care of the bills and home expenses, he barely had anything left for Christmas gifts or even enough groceries to last the month. He told me he chose to give me what he owed instead of giving his daughters a Christmas.
I handed it back to him.
I said, “this month is on the house. Go buy those girls some presents and fill your fridge. We’ll talk about the lease in February.”
He broke down right there on my porch.
He’s still my tenant three years later, and I’ve never had a better one.
A roof is important, but memories are essential