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“Never let the quest for more distract you from the beauty of enough.” The 5 Types of Wealth @SahilBloom

Exactly!

@CinemaTweets1 @grok what show is this?

Ken Leung is a brilliant actor. His work on HBO’s Industry is worthy of tremendous praise. If there’s one thing I wish #ProjectHailMary had more of, it’s this guy. He’s a lifetime actor who elevates every project he touches. More people should know this man’s name. Actor’s actor.

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@EricLDaugh @grok What was the present?

🚨 HOLY SMOKES. President Trump just said Iran's leaders sent him a "present" as part of proving who is really in control The present, related to oil and gas, arrived today, worth a "tremendous amount of money" "They gave us a present, and the present arrived today. It was a very big present, worth a tremendous amount of money." "And I'm not going to tell you what that present is, but it was a very significant prize." "They gave it to us, and they said they were going to give it, so that meant one thing to me — we deal with the right people." "No, it wasn't nuclear-related. It was oil and gas-related, and it was a very nice thing they did." "But what it showed me is that we're dealing with the right people."

@Garrettwhiting1 @unlimited_ls @itsnotmannyy @grok Just curious

@Aclervi @unlimited_ls @itsnotmannyy @grok Why would that matter if he did?

🚨NEW: Video shows how the fight started between Alan Ritchson and his neighbor The neighbor stepped directly in front of the bike, causing Ritchson to flip over the handlebars The neighbor previously said he told the actor to “slow it down.” "I did push him because he was coming towards me on his, on his bike." "He did it again for a second time. I pushed him a second time, and I think the second time he got off his bike and kicked the crap outta me." 1ST Video/ TMZ

Exactly

@unlimited_ls @itsnotmannyy @grok Does he have a Make America Great Again hat in the background of this video?

@itsnotmannyy The male karen f*cked around and found out

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You also need to be comfortable being a minority owner.

High Point’s win over Wisconsin called by Student Radio. This is why we love March

NEW CBS POLL: 80% of the US favors a law to require photo ID to vote 99.5% of House Dems voted against it

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CNN just fact-checked Chuck Schumer live on air and wrecked him. Schumer claimed the SAVE Act “appeals to only the most fringe element of the MAGA base.” CNN instantly put up the numbers: White Americans: 85% support voter ID Latino Americans: 82% Black Americans: 76% The anchor straight-up said: “Voter ID is NOT controversial in this country. Not by party. Not by race. The vast majority of Americans support it.” Schumer just called 76% of Black Americans, 82% of Latinos, and 85% of Whites “fringe MAGA.” They don’t oppose voter ID because it’s unpopular. They oppose it because it works. Time to nuke the filibuster and pass the SAVE Act.

The CEO is the most unnatural position at any company You don’t actually “do” anything tangible Your output is the output of the team Your metrics are the teams metrics But for the company to be successful, you have to nail 10 major areas of mastery: 1. People Are you hiring the best people for the job? How many of your problems would go away if you were only surrounded by A players? Your job as CEO is making sure you're putting the best team possible on the field 2. Strategy Are you choosing the best problems to solve? Are you ignoring the urgent to focus on the important? Decided which hill you want to conquer. And defend it 3. Execution Are you creating systems and processes that let you step away from the day-to-day of the business so you can think long term? If you couldn't sell the business tomorrow and walk away - you don't have a business, you have a job Fix that 4. Cash You can recover from a bad strategy. Maybe even a bad hire. The one thing you can't recover from? Running out of cash Watch this like a hawk 5. Psychology Being CEO is a very stressful position (and nobody cares) Are you managing your own psychology and the psychology of your people to be resilient? If you're burnt out - how do you think the team is feeling? Morale is the hidden currency of the best teams 6. Leadership/Management Are you elevating yourself as a leader or manager constantly? Are you helping your people level up? The best teams have 76% of their leadership team home grown 7. Time Management Is your day well organized or are you running from one emergency to the next? Know the 3 most important tasks for you to work on each morning 8. Communication and managing up Not just verbal but being able to read body language and understand what’s NOT being said is critical to gathering relevant information to help you make informed decisions (This is why being a remote CEO is so much harder) 9. Hard Skills You are the advisor for all the other departments. You don’t need to be the expert at everything but you will be looped in and expected to contribute on many decisions related to product, marketing, sales, etc Don't be the dumbest person in the room 10. Decision making Arguably the hardest skill of the CEO. You are the final decider on many of the most important decisions for the company The right decision is rarely the popular one Making good long-term decisions often means you will be unliked in the short term This is why the CEO is such a tough job You will stop getting invited to happy hours Your former coworker friends will start hanging out without you You need to stay the course because these tough decisions are what ensure the company stays successful This is the job Learning to carry all of it is what makes you a pro CEO See you at $100m 🤝

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The truth: No one is thinking about you nearly as much as you think. They’re busy thinking about themselves. So stop comparing, stop worrying about their opinions, and focus on your goals.

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