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[Torsten Prochnow @TorstenProchnow]

Mel Gibson’s confirmation that he’s voting for Donald Trump says a lot about the state of this election. Gibson didn’t hold back when he called Kamala Harris’s intellect “the IQ of a fence post.” His blunt criticism reflects what many Americans already feel—Harris simply isn’t up to the task of leading this country. After four years of chaos, mismanagement, and a total lack of results, people are fed up with the incompetence of Harris and the Democrats.

Harris’s track record speaks for itself: a border in crisis, a skyrocketing cost of living, and weak leadership on the world stage. It’s no surprise that prominent figures like Gibson are throwing their support behind Trump. Trump has shown time and again that he knows how to lead, strengthen the economy, and put America first. That’s what this election is about—choosing between a proven leader or an administration that’s been asleep at the wheel.

Gibson’s endorsement is a clear sign that even those in Hollywood, who are often hesitant to speak out, are recognizing the need for real leadership. Trump is the only candidate who can bring America back on track, and as Gibson made clear, the alternative is simply not an option. The momentum is with Trump, and the American people are ready for a change.

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[Wise Mentor | Leadership @thewisementor]

Meet Big Pharma’s greatest foe.

Barbara O’Neill.

This 71-year-old woman’s banned healing methods have saved millions of lives.

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[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

This is insane!

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Im buying in 1M USD into #Bigtime

Why?

It is the lowest market cap coin I have ever seen listed on Coinbase

With backing/support from the most influential heads in gaming and clearly well connected to be on Coinbase at such low mc

I believe Bigtime will be the easiest way for me to have a liquid bet in the gaming sector with strong upside

It already hit $1.00 in the bear market

Ofc there is supply dilution

So in bull with token dilution, I think it can hit $1.00 at least again

When Ethereum picks back up again

This is a gaming coin on Eth meaning it should greatly outperform and act as a leverage bet on Eth eventually

It’s at 6 cents today

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The world economy explained with two cows

A thread…

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[Codie Sanchez @Codie_Sanchez]

Maybe we should put our kids in BJJ.

This study looked at Brazilian Jiu Jitsu's effect on young people. The results are incredible.

Kids did jiu jitsu 1-3x per week, 45 minutes on average, and they increased their self control by double digits compared to their peers.

They showed more inhibitory control - aka, less easily distracted, more focus.

Other studies say the same thing:

One looked at MMA vs BJJ, and the kids who did BJJ had:
• Increased self-control
• Increased pro-social behavior
• Decreased levels of aggression

Another study looked specifically at boys with autism. It found that the social + motor control aspects of martial arts have a huge effect:

The group who did martial arts had a 12.79 LOWER score on problem behaviors than the control group.

In a world that’s constantly trying to distract us, BJJ makes you disciplined.

In a world where kids are increasingly isolated, BJJ puts them together & challenges them physically and mentally.

What do you think? Would you put your kids in martial arts?