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we are living in a time where being silent in meetings is a career suicide

The Catholic from New York. The quiet family man. The gold cross dangling over buttons that have never been touched. The MLB logo on the collar. The hat hair most men would chop a finger off for. The FJ Classics. Cameron Young is America. 🦅

@TitusConvoy The most elite golfers wear 1 logo. Not a hodgepodge of different brands. Cam Young has reached that status.

@JerseyNative98 Empower manages $2 trillion. They clearly have deep pockets

If there’s a single matter of fact for next year, it will be that Cam Young will not be wearing an Empower Hat next season #PGA #PGATour #Doral #CameronYoung #Nike #Adidas

Anyone else think Scottie Scheffler has kinda been acting like a bitch this year?

@_willcompton @grok who is this and what is the significance of this video

Holy shit man Take two minutes to listen to this

Why is AT&T forcing this Ted guy on us so hard in all their commercials. Way too intentional and not subtle. Don’t like

One of the saddest things about success is that it quickly reveals how few people actually wanted to see you succeed. I think the reason behind it is clear: It's very hard to be genuinely happy for their success if you don't feel like you're in a good place. You have to be really secure in your own life in order to be truly supportive of someone else's success. And the reality is that very few people are. So when you start achieving something and winning in some way, it just reveals that insecurity in a lot of other people. They can't just be nice about it and be truly supportive. They need to make the subtle, underhanded remarks behind your back or give the fake compliments to your face. When someone I know wins, whether I'm friends with them or not, I try to be really incredibly supportive of all those things because I know how hard it is to achieve that stuff and it's so incredible to me. But the only reason I really feel like I can do that is because I'm secure in my own life and success now. I also know there was a time in my journey when I wasn't, and when it felt much harder to be truly, genuinely happy for others. So I'm also not judgmental of it, but it is interesting to experience on the other side. Just something I've been thinking about and wanted to share, as I imagine it's something others have felt in their own life.

Father Stretch My Hands 🤝 Braylon Mullins

The shot live from the watch party LET’S GO HUSKIES‼️

THE UCONN HUSKIES FIGHT BACK FROM 19 DOWN ONIONS ONIONS ONIONS

People underestimate how long it takes to win big. You struggle for 10 years. Eventually, in one day, you achieve more than you did your entire life. Be patiently aggressive.

@GodlyNations Solid 9

How do you rate CNN's Kaitlan Collins out of 10?

@NUCLRGOLF @ziregolf This is AI

🥃🚬👀 #SPOTTED — He’s back again, this time at Bay Hill with a dart and a drink. (Via: bobbymcgrath10/IG | @ziregolf)

Everything worth doing has a learning curve. When it gets hard, remember the goal: reaching the cycle of accelerated returns.

I have a friend who disappeared for a few years and came back crushing it. Didn't say a word to anyone about his plans or progress. I loved it. There's something so cool about growth in silence. Not looking for validation. Normalize not telling anyone about what's coming for you.

Get good at sales. Probably the one job relatively safe from AI replacement because it requires personal relationship building and getting hammered with clients at corporate events.

So I am back in the United States. I was in Mexico this past week but for obvious reasons did not want to post publicly about it. One thing I will note is that a lot of the social media panic early in the week did not translate to reality on the ground in Mexico for American tourists. There was a clear effort to reassure tourists with a lot of military personnel. And even in Puerto Vallarta, I was told that the cartel was very careful about avoiding tourists during their retaliation. I asked several people why they thought the cartel was so wary of harming Americans given American intel clearly played a role in taking out El Mencho and had several people directly say some version of "they are afraid of Trump". I have plenty of disagreements with Trump on domestic and foreign policy, but there is no doubt for me that the perception of Trump as someone who is willing to use force and a little crazy has the affect of helping keep Americans safer abroad. Even from relatively violent actors.

Quintanarroenses: Con claridad les informamos la situación real en nuestro estado: el orden y la estabilidad se mantienen en Quintana Roo, ante los hechos recientes en el país y la información que circula en redes sociales. Trabajamos en plena coordinación con las fuerzas federales (@Defensamx1, @SEMAR_mx, @GN_MEXICO_, @SSPCMexico), así como con las corporaciones de seguridad estatales y municipales. ✈️🚌🚆 Aeropuertos, ADO, Tren Maya y el transporte público operan con normalidad. 🏫📚 Las actividades educativas continúan con regularidad. (NO HAY SUSPENSIÓN DE CLASES). 👈 ⚠️ Eviten rumores y desinformación. Infórmense únicamente por medios oficiales. Reconocemos la labor de las Fuerzas Armadas y del Gabinete de Seguridad, y reiteramos nuestra colaboración con la estrategia nacional encabezada por la Presidenta @Claudiashein. Seguiremos informando.

@TMZ_Sports @grok why is this card so valuable

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