If you do the things you need to do when you need to do them..
then eventually,
you can do the things you want to do when you want to do them!
Start now! Don’t wait for it to be done for you because it won’t happen.
@Jfignation@actionadam1@JoePompliano In my case: It was my first gym outside of school that I went to. In May I moved out of state immediately after graduating and literally would have to drive across the country to cancel it in person. I mailed my cancellation three weeks prior to renewal and still got charged😂
@MaxwellJadot@WallStreetSilv Additionally, (just for fun😉) you can also see within the graph provided that in 1984 the median household income was almost 56k so in 1981 it was probably close to 50k, which is more than double the number you referenced for household income. Go ahead and run those numbers👍🏻
@MaxwellJadot@WallStreetSilv Is this referencing a dual income or a solo income? Because there is no way in hell an average income in the US is almost $87,860, especially if we are considering a median household income instead of the mean income which is just over 70k. Here’s proof: https://t.co/ChjXOPRLV3
@Goldenrod58@TheGOATFollower The tweet is about PSU wrestlers and they aren’t PSU wrestlers which is why the author of the tweet probably put “lol” at the bottom of the original tweet bc they are included on the list but they never wrestled for PSU. So no, Dake/Snyder don’t qualify bc they aren’t from PSU🤣
@berg_dakotah @joerogan@RobertKennedyJr I disagree b.c. a phone call can be private and later be taken out of context b.c. no one actually knows what was said. I think public debate and coming to a factual conclusion with millions of eyes watching will allow for more transparency and accountability for what is said
@he_negash@KanekoaTheGreat@joerogan Yeah.. IF he’s being honest about it. I got a feeling he’s being dishonest about his little exercise routines and some other medical/big pharma truths.
MIRACLE: Former #NFL star Peyton Hillis says “It is 100 percent a miracle” no one died in swimming accident where he saved his son and niece from a rip current at a Florida beach.
Hillis said, via “@ProFootballTalk that the “scariest point” in the rescue happened “when I’m swimming to my son and I have to pass by him because my niece is in more danger.”
He said that he knew he had “to pass him up to get to Camille first . . . because, you know, if I didn’t then there’s no way she would’ve made it.”
Hillis, 37, got back to the shore with his son and niece, but then Hillis lost consciousness and experienced lung and kidney failure. He was airlifted to a hospital and placed on a ventilator.
Roughly 10 days later, he regained consciousness. He then spent two weeks in the intensive care unit.
A HERO, @thepeytonhillis 🙏
(Via @ProFootballTalk and the @nypost)
I can’t stop reading about what’s going down in East Palestine Ohio.. our poor earth man. My heart goes out to the residents getting evacuated in that toxic wasteland and the animals that have to live in it.
Former #NFL RB Peyton Hillis remains in critical condition and in the ICU after saving his kids from drowning Thursday.
Hillis was coughing up sand and was put 100% on the ventilator, and his kidney are still not functioning normally.
The family asks you all to pray
A hero🙏🏽
One of my favorite activities to partake in is asking scam callers about their extended auto warranty first and then asking them to pay me. I don’t think they like it.. how ironic
@Kalgerber @CrassTrained Congrats Kal on the coaching position!! Good luck with the program. Btw, there are more lakes in Wisco than in Minne #overrated 😉
So many people graduating this week and it brings a smile to my face! Proud of all my friends in all sorts of places for their efforts in college. I’m excited to see the great things y’all will accomplish and to support/help my friends chase their career goals in the future��️