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Dont break your back ukibembeleza mtu abaki in your life

that tipsy mid-date kiss when y’all hitting it off be the best feeling ever

when the reason i posted my story likes my story

The fastest way to accelerate your career is to get in environments where your dream life is their average Thursday.

In 1972, if you polled Yale Law School on which person in this photo would have the bigger political career, every single person would have picked the woman on the right. And they would have been wrong. Three years before this photo, Hillary Rodham was already nationally famous. She delivered the first student commencement speech in Wellesley College's history, went off-script to publicly challenge a sitting U.S. Senator, received a seven-minute standing ovation, and landed in LIFE magazine's "Class of '69" feature alongside four other student leaders. She was 21. Bill Clinton was nobody outside of Georgetown. At Yale, she was the one with the trajectory. After graduation in 1973, she joined the Watergate impeachment inquiry staff investigating Nixon. A Democratic political consultant named Betsey Wright moved from Texas to Washington specifically to help manage Hillary Rodham's career. Wright believed she had the potential to become a senator or president. Bill had returned to Arkansas to teach law and lost his first congressional race in 1974. Hillary turned down his first marriage proposal. She later wrote that she "chose to follow my heart instead of my head" when she moved to Arkansas. She became one of two female faculty at the University of Arkansas Law School, founded the state's first legal aid clinic, then joined Rose Law Firm as its first female associate. By 1979 she was its first female partner. The National Law Journal named her one of the 100 most influential lawyers in America. Twice. The income math tells the real story. Bill made $35,000 a year as governor. Hillary earned $110,000 at the firm plus $60,000 in corporate board fees from Walmart, TCBY, and LaFarge. From 1978 until they entered the White House in 1993, she out-earned him every single year. For 15 years, the future president of the United States was the lower-earning spouse. In 1990, when Bill considered retiring from the governorship, Hillary thought about running for governor herself. He decided to run again. Two years later he won the presidency. Two corduroy-wearing law students in 1972. The one holding the textbooks became president. The one with the national profile, the higher salary, and the political operatives already mapping her career became the person who followed him to Arkansas.

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Apply for something EVERYDAY. Even if it is just one thing. A collab, a job, a mentoring opportunity etc. You have nothing to lose.

Btw you don't wake up one day and magically buy bread for 500 sh , it starts like this ;with one fuel increase here and one tax there and suddenly the value of 200sh is equal to 50 sh. Inflation in practice

This coming weekend, I have to enjoy my rent bro, don’t invite me anywhere, I’m going to be home meal prepping, napping and listening to podcasts.

best part of the last dance is now knowing that all these guys used to gamble with mj in the locker room before games lol

Still bothers me how women have so many clothes. Them go leave like 25 of their clothes for your house and them go still dey function normally. If drycleaner carry 25 of my clothes I'm one weekend away from nakedness.

upon Doing The Thing, you will invariably find two things to be true: 1. Doing The Thing was pretty easy, actually 2. not having Done The Thing was bothering you more than you thought it was

Weather for two HAIJANIPATA off guard, love and light to all of you bracing this cold by yourselves ❤️

— The Ladies' Home Journal, September 1948

One year of hyper-acceleration can be the catalyst that ignites your trajectory. I've seen students do 2-3 years of work in a single year, kick off a chain reaction of fortunate events, and fly through doors they didn't even know existed. The first year is the hardest because you're fighting the inertia of your old habits. But once you're in motion, it's easier to maintain your speed. Make no mistake: even still, you have to keep all thrusters firing. You can't let up. If you do, the gravity of mediocrity will gradually pull you back down.

“Nor need you regret the hours you spent on much that is forgotten, for the shadow of lost knowledge at least protects you from many illusions.” —William Johnson Cory My favourite part of his inspiring words about the aim of a good education.

Watching the Copacabana shot in Goodfellas (1990) is one of those moments where cinema suddenly feels limitless. Henry & Karen moving in one uninterrupted take makes you instantly understand why that life felt irresistible to him.

this sign at a restaurant in tokyo 😭😭😭