Being over 35 is a strange phase of life. I’m not good at basketball anymore, so I started playing golf.
Turns out I’m not good at golf either.
So now instead of sucking at one sport, I suck at two.
As a father of two young kids, I try everyday to prepare them for the world. But that world is based on my knowledge of the past and the present world is changing rapidly. Seeing different people, countries, and religions fighting I wonder how their future world will look like.
Constantly tell my family/friends to text me when they need something rather than calling. The reason being when there is a text I can save/remember the conversation and refer back to it when I can versus trying to remember the conversation. Anyone else struggle with this?
Exhausted from a long day and I finally get into my bed to find little tiny uncomfortable crumbs on my sheets. Someone is not getting any snacks tomorrow.
I am deeply saddened by the news that His Highness Prince Karim Al-Hussaini, Aga Khan IV, has passed away. He was a symbol of peace, tolerance and compassion in our troubled world.
I express my deepest condolences to His Highness’s family and the Ismaili community.
Le Prince Aga Khan a consacré sa vie à promouvoir la paix, la tolérance et le développement. Son engagement pour le dialogue entre les cultures restera une source d’inspiration pour nous tous. À sa famille et à ses proches, mes condoléances.
Deeply saddened by the passing of His Highness Prince Karim Aga Khan IV. He was a visionary, who dedicated his life to service and spirituality. His contributions in areas like health, education, rural development and women empowerment will continue to inspire several people. I will always cherish my interactions with him. My heartfelt condolences to his family and the millions of followers and admirers across the world.
This morning, I stood before the Texas House to share that His Highness Prince Karim Al-Hussaini Aga Khan IV has passed.
May his soul rest in eternal peace and his legacy of compassion, wisdom, and service be remembered for generations to come. #theIsmaili
I pass on my deepest condolences to HH Prince Karim Aga Khan’s family and loved ones. May his soul rest in peace. His legacy will continue to live on through the incredible work he led for education, health and development around the world.
The Aga Khan devoted his life to peace and prosperity for all. He worked across continents and cultures to resolve the world’s greatest humanitarian challenges: poverty, education, and gender inequality.
He was an extraordinary man of vision, faith, and generosity, and I know his legacy will live on through the many lives he touched.
Following the news of his passing, my family and I send our condolences to His Highness’ family, his many friends, and to all Ismaili Muslims in Canada and around the world who are mourning this loss.
We offer our condolences to the world’s Ismaili Muslims on the death of the Aga Khan. He was not only a great leader for his people, but a true friend and an equestrian who loved and understood horses deeply. Above all, he stood as one of the world’s greatest philanthropists, whose life’s work was dedicated to relieving the hopelessness of poverty and promoting human development, building bridges between communities and working tirelessly in the cause of peace.
@Budgetdog_ To explain in terms you would understand. It would be as if I was filing my taxes on $1,209,079 profits for a business on turbo tax with no deductions vs using a CPA. This many points can be used for about $100k-$200k worth of business/first class travel around the world.
Wall Street thinks Cathie Wood is crazy.
She just bet $173 MILLION on an unknown AI company called Tempus.
They're not building more chatbots or language models.
Here's how this could be her next Tesla-sized win:
I avoid politics on this platform, but I have three things to say:
1) The far left is awful.
2) The far right is awful.
3) Our politicians are too old.
Thank you and have a great weekend.