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[Michael Walshe @mwjpw]

@FTransferNews This is painful 😣

[Football Talk @FootballTalkHQ]

This will go down as the greatest interview of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. 🎙️

[Dr. Clown, PhD @DrClownPhD]

I'm buying this and giving it to my son for his birthday 😂

[EPL Bible @EPLBible]

Fabinho tried to sub himself off after fouling an opponent so the referee wouldn’t give him a second yellow… but it was too late…

Al-Ittihad down to 10 men. 😭�

[A L L D A Y 🚀 @AllDAYZ77]

@WrestleOps Cody Rhodes vs the rock royal rumble 2025 pls 😭🙏

[𝐅𝐚𝐧 𝟏��� @Cunha__utd]

JUST RETWEET

People owe this man an apology. A loud apology.

[Max Hertan @maxhertan]

Dave Pascoe is 61.

Yet his epigenetic age is only 37.

He’s aging at an annual rate of 0.66, narrowly outpacing Bryan Johnson.

Here’s a breakdown of his biohacking protocol and how much it costs (it’s WAY less than you think):

[Oliver | MMMT Wealth (CPA) @MMMTwealth]

Here's 5 quality companies that I believe you'd regret not buying in 5 years time:

1) $PYPL
Fwd P/E: 12
Net Margin: 14.3%
5-yr return: -40.5%

2) $BABA
Fwd P/E: 8.7
FCF Margin: 16.9%
5-yr return: -62.3%

3) $SOFI
Fwd P/E: 128.1
Rev growth: 36.1%
5-yr return: -29.6%

4) $SBUX
Fwd P/E: 20
ROIC: 15.3%
5-yr return: 0%

5) $NU
Fwd P/E: 22.2
Net Margin: 27.8%
5-yr return: -4.7%

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Useful tip

📹 leone.cuordileone

[Crazy Clips @crazyclipsonly]

Guy puts a condom in his own sandwich knowing his co-worker would steal it

[Dhoom @oumesh722]

@sabazwary @MarioNawfal By this logic all muslims should get the fuck out of india coz they evaded this land centuries ago

[Kurtis Hanni @KurtisHanni]

Belief clarifies vision

Vision shows a path

Path informs the plan

Plan highlights the goals

Goals outline KPIs/measurables

Tracked measurables impact action

Action creates financial results

[Invest In Assets 📈 @InvestInAssets]

I spent +$50K on an MBA

But I have learned 10X more about investing from YouTube

Here are 8 Must-Follow Youtube channels to level up as an investor:

[The Knowledge Archivist @KnowledgeArchiv]

Mark Twain held a pistol to his head.

But he couldn’t bring himself to pull the trigger.

So, he put down the pistol and picked up a pen…

Many textbooks portray Mark Twain as poised, self-assured, and composed.

However, the Twain described in writings from 1865 and 1866 is far from that man…

At this time, Twain was living in San Francisco and earning $100 a month writing 2,000-word columns, 6 days a week for a newspaper called the Territorial Enterprise.

The 29-year-old Twain was struggling immensely. He was drowning in debt. The local pawnshops owned nearly all his possessions.

In a letter from 1865, he wrote to his brother:

“If I do not get out of debt in three months – pistols or poison for one – exit me,”

And he nearly took the first option.

There are many stories about what exactly made him change his mind:

One story describes how his eyes met a bill for coal he had received. The wording on the bill was so peculiar for such a low sum of requested money that it made him do a double take. It supposedly brought about a chuckle and he reflected on the oddity of life, putting down his pistol.

Some accounts claim that when he brought the pistol to his head, he couldn’t bear to pull the trigger out of his thoughts of cowardice.

Whatever the truth may be, we do know that the great literary figure had some very dark days in his lonely San Francisco apartment…

Shortly after this incident, Twain hit his first home run. He finally leaned into his inclinations of humor with The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County.

It was a humorous work and was published by the New York Saturday Press on November 18, 1865. It brought him his first taste of international fame.

And the rest is history!

USEFUL KNOWLEDGE:

- The Brightest days often come right after the darkest nights.

Life is very strange. In many ways, it is like a video game, in the sense that it is full of tests. Things get extremely hard in life and as long as you hang on and keep pushing, you will make a breakthrough and get to the next level. It's always hardest right before a significant breakthrough. Then things are great for a while but eventually, the pattern repeats itself. The tests vary in difficulty but they all push the individual to ascend to higher levels of consciousness and character.

This story of Twain’s dark days displays the idea perfectly. He was in just about the lowest place a person can be, yet he didn’t let go of himself and as a result, very quickly got his first big win.

I’m sure you can relate to this story in some way - reflecting on your own difficult times. Hopefully, the video game analogy provides you with a greater awareness of the pattern.

So, when things get dark, hold on, keep pushing and bright daylight will come soon enough.

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

That's why I'm not using online instructor! 🤣

[Abhishek @HeyAbhishek]

This is literally ChatGPT for photography.

Professional photography for your Linkedin profile used to cost $1,000+.

Here's how you can get headshots for free in less than 10 minutes with Leap AI (@leap_api):

[Compounding Quality @QCompounding]

Michael Mauboussin is the best investment teacher in the world.

I compiled a document with all his public writings.

The PDF contains 1600 (!) pages and will teach you more than an MBA: