You will not remember how much money you made throughout your career.
However, you will most certainly remember every single person that kindly opened a career door for you.
Opening doors for others is important and meaningful work.
Be a door opener. Be remembered.
“Many people who use health and community services are at risk of having their rights denied or disrespected. Laws that privilege religious views over patient health are unacceptable."
The Royal Women's Hospital (@thewomens) warns the religious freedom bill threatens patient care by prioritising religious views. https://t.co/AjY7IXxNtD
Some people do more to make the world a better place for all.
This is how visually impaired people are able to experience soccer https://t.co/UKXFmSB6Gf
“The reality is that society has attached so many stereotypes to sport that for LGBTQ and straight women it makes it frankly impossible to play without carrying some sort of prejudice with it.” https://t.co/9TbflufH54
Congratulations to @bbcstudios Natural History Unit’s @SamRowleyPhoto whose snap of two mice fighting on the London underground has won the Wildlife Photographer of the Year LUMIX People's Choice award.
https://t.co/o4F7IukJyT
SHERROCK MAKES HISTORY.
Fallon Sherrock has become the first woman to win a match at the PDC World Championship.
Just look at these scenes, a history making moment for darts.
@JOETHECOLEMAN I just can’t fathom it. They are polar opposites. Poch: all about the team. Jose: all about him. Poch: full of charm. Jose: charmless. Poch: brings on youth. Jose: brings on zlatan. Oh my :(
Bigger than sports.
When a soccer player's hijab started falling off to reveal her hair, her opponents gathered around to provide cover while she fixed it. (via @JordanFA)
I love James Milner! He learned Spanish so he could teach his kids to be bilingual, he’s teetotal, he married his childhood sweetheart, he doesn’t have tattoos, he has record assists in a Champions League season. And he never gives up. Genius 👍 https://t.co/UJmlzDUy5L