Most entrepreneurs think they have to choose between growing their business and being present for their kids.
But you don't have to sacrifice your family to build something great.
In a couple of months, I'm expecting another baby… and I’m super stoked.
Giving my kids the best life pumps me up, it drives me to grow my business.
I'm building my business to be the kind of father who's present; someone my kids can be proud of.
Not someone who's trapped working always.
The more my business grows, the more freedom I have.
Sadiq Khan… Anything to say? Maybe condemning the Southport child murderer and highlighting as ‘an example’ to London that knife crime carries serious repercussions & life sentences and will be dealt with a zero tolerance approach as will terror related instances. No… nothing! No actionable, deterrent tactics for your City/our capital where there’s a knife crime epidemic/on-slaught! Would you like me to write you something Mr Mayor or I can simply step in and take this off your hands and do something about it! I’m more than ready to do both…
The average farmer earns £21k - £50k. For that, he's up and out all weather's, at 4am and to bed at 9pm, 7 days a week, 364 days a year. If animals are ill, or being born, he will work around the clock. I know farmers, and its gruelling.
That they're sat on land, that happens to have increased in value, doesn't mean they're rich. They SHOULD be rich, with a market of over 70m people in the country that need food, but they're not.
The criticism of our farmers for owning property that they farm, is all coming from the same lazy cunts, that get paid by the tax payer, and want to reduce their hours to a 4 day week on the same pay, or upper middle class academics, whose jobs entail bleating about Brexit on Twitter all day for the Guardian, or sat in a warm TV studio.
They're so unbelievably out of touch with the working man, its unreal.
Farmers have some of the highest suicide rates in the UK.
We must protect them at all costs.
I'm pretty disgusted how silent the supermarkets have been on this subject.
I detest smoking. It's an awful habit, terrible for your health and I urge anyone to quit.
But. At some stage, we have to trust people to make their own decisions.
If we banned any harmful habit, we'd be living very boring lives.
Where do we draw the line? Alcohol? Unhealthy food? Driving? Contact sport? Why even bother leaving the house at all?
The line of 'protecting' the NHS just doesn't wash. You're in a pub garden. If someone is having a cigarette a few tables away, you are not in any danger. At all.
'Protect' the NHS is the most dangerous slogan in my lifetime. I certainly don't want to see that toxic principle applied to all other areas of society.
Educate people, tell them the facts, and let them make their own decisions. We're all big enough and ugly enough to do that.
Outsourcing responsibility to Government has to stop.
It didn't work during lockdown, and it won't work now.
Do you understand the severity of what is happening yet? Pavel Durov truly believes in free speech and created a platform the deep state doesn’t have access to, so now they have arrested him.
This is madness. The western world is not free. Perhaps it never has been.
Nothing says ‘I’ve never been to a game before but I’m desperate to show you what a football lad I am’, than throwing your pints in the air after an early goal in a group stage game against Serbia.
It’s not just back-to-back promotions.
It’s back-to-back promotions after finishing 11th, 9th and 11th in League One.
It’s back-to-back promotions with 56 wins, 193 goals and 194 points in two seasons.
It’s back-to-back promotions with a core of the same 12/13 players.
It’s back-to-back promotions with a spend of roughly £7m in the peak parachute payment era.
It’s one of the greatest achievements in modern English football.
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