Izwan Zahari

Chasing the dream, living the nightmare.

[Izwan Zahari @gowriey]

Hngggggggg inline triple engine saya mauuuuuuuu. Let this motorcycle be mine by 35. (whichever model iteration may be at the time) #Manifestation

[Big Ev @EGdm8z]

Carl Jung came to this same conclusion.

Avoiding work causes more pain, and ultimately neuroses, than any pain the work causes.

With enough avoidance, one comes to adopt and embrace the part of us avoiding the work until it becomes a personality of “I can’t”

We are seeing that a lot now.
A lot.

[Datuk Jahat Hensem @datukhensem]

Gardenia is coming to Sarawak.

Kim Teck Cheong Consolidated Berhad akan bekerjasama dengan Yayasan Sarawak untuk menubuhkan Gardenia Bakeries Sarawak yang akan melakukan pelaburan sebanyak RM30 juta bagi pembinaan kilang Gardenia di Sarawak.

[Hadi Azmi @amerhadiazmi]

International healthcare in Batu Pahat

[lucila .⋆♱ 🇦🇷 @futuredeadgf]

not a shilling to your name 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[aether @bluewdrift]

"the success you've been looking for is hidden in the work you've been avoiding". that quote is crazy because it applies to all forms of gains. financial, fitness, relationships. the life you want for yourself is literally waiting on you, you just have to put in the work first.

[Scott Barber @thescottbarber]

So the White House is a Thai restaurant now?

[Adele Bloch @adele_bloch]

the art of keeping in touch:

> please please ALWAYS feel free to reach out to your friends that you've lost touch with. it will be the most welcome surprise
> if you're insecure why you lost touch; it happens and it's a normal part of life. that doesn't make your memories together any less special
> old friends are next level comfort. it’s history, past, and context that doesn’t need to be explained since they lived it right beside you
> there are life seasons - people move, change jobs, start school, start dating, breakup, get sick, grieve - all of these can impact how easy it might be to stay in touch and it's generally never personal
> make it a habit: whenever someone comes to mind, text them immediately. don't overthink it! this helps to maintain a lot of relationships at once

"hey, was just thinking about you! how you been?"
"just remembered the time we <funny memory together> it made me smile"
"saw <thing that reminds me of you> and thought of you"

> getting this type of message will likely make their day and bring back good memories for the both of you
> from there you can: have a back-and-forth texting convo, send voice memos, hop on a call, or figure out when you'll be in the same city again and make plans (woohoo!!)
> just as you're changing over time, your old friends are changing too. they're growing up right alongside you. even if you don't connect in the exact same way you did before, the shared context and memories are wonderful and irreplaceable

don't wait for the 'perfect moment' to reconnect - that perfect moment is now 🤍

[vittorio @IterIntellectus]

&gt; be superior civilization
&gt; high sexual opportunity
&gt; civilization collapses

this explains a lot

[microplastics nanobubbler @facetedcarapace]

Tongue fucking my camel toe ice cream on the bus to attract ladies and accidentally swallowing the entire stick at a speed bump

[Fuck You I Quit @fuckyouiquit]

since right before...when?