Dan Dimond

@RexChapman He can’t tell enough truth to fill an entire 60 minutes. Laughable. Would have to change the episode to 60 Seconds.

This one hit hard.

Short Films are required to be under 20 minutes or in some cases under 15 minutes This film is 3 minutes 53 seconds & still won the Oscar If you don’t watch this film you’re doing yourself an injustice If you don’t spread this film you’re doing everyone else an injustice

BREAKING: In a stunning moment, JD Vance refused to admit that Donald Trump lost the 2020 election. Tim Walz is holding him accountable for that failure. Retweet so all Americans see this.

The only wall Trump created.

As you get older, you’ll realize that a $30,000 watch and a $30 watch both tell the same time. A Gucci wallet and a Target wallet hold the same amount of money. A $10,000,000 house and a $100,000 house host the same loneliness. A Ford will also drive you as far as a Bentley. True happiness is not found in materialistic things, it comes from the love and laughter found with each other. Stay humble… the holes dug for us in the ground are all the same size.

“I have concepts of a plan”

It’s a Team sport, crew. 🇺🇸

Happy 4th of July, everyone!

I think if Mitt were to run as an independent, he might actually have a shot of winning. What a train wreck of a debate (if you can call it that). #PresidentialDebate2024

@BrandonFugal I’m also curious, how did you find your mentors in life?

@BrandonFugal Love this, Brandon. This movie was one that stuck with me too. Great lessons indeed.

Lessons from The Karate Kid Today marks the 40th anniversary of The Karate Kid, which is one of the three required movies to view if you come to work with me. Why? Because it contains powerful lessons applicable to life & business: 1. Everyone should have a mentor. In The Karate Kid, you had both Mr. Miyagi and Sensei John Kreese - both powerful mentors, who had a profound impact on those around them. In my life, I owe so much to incredible mentors who served as powerful examples, teachers & inspirations. 2. Don’t pick a fight you can’t win. Even though Daniel ultimately grew from the experience, it was unwise for him to pick a fight with Johnny Lawrence and the Cobra Kai at the Halloween dance. One of my favorite videos on YouTube argues that Daniel was the REAL bully. 3. Skills are developed through disciplined focus, repetition, discomfort & unwavering dedication. Who can ever forget the lessons Miyagi taught through “sand the floor/paint the fence/wax-on wax-off”, and the magic moment where Daniel realized what Miyagi had been teaching him? I get CHILLS every time I watch it or even think of it. 4. True strength comes through humility. In the face of threats and animosity, Miyagi remained humble. His humility and quiet confidence ultimately led Daniel to victory. 5. Losing with grace is also winning. One of the most often overlooked but most special parts of The Karate Kid was at the very end, when Johnny Lawrence of the Cobra Kai hands Daniel the trophy and states, “you’re alright Larusso, good match”. I cry every time. It also made me a total fan of Johnny Lawrence. I remember going to the drive-in with my friends in 1984. It inspired us, propelled us to take Karate and brought that period of time to life like no other. The music, the writing, the acting…and most importantly, the lessons. Some of my favorite cultural artifacts in my collection include Daniel Larusso’s Miyagi-Do headband, screen-worn Cobra Kai gi and main red referee shirt. I loved meeting William Zabka (who played Johnny) and Martin Kove (Sensei Kreese). They are touchstones to the past and transport me back to 1984, to relive those lessons.

@thursdayband Amazing song!! This seriously made my day. So stoked to see what’s next. What I would give for one of those burned cds with black sharpie… ❤️

Tonight we release our first song in 13 years. It’s our first release in 25 years WITHOUT a record label. That’s 25 years since we set out in a small white van to play basements and VFW Halls — attics, kitchens and back yards — with a bunch of burned CDRs marked in black Sharpie:

@BrandonFugal Jim is great! Thanks for sharing this.

When I was a starving 18 year old commercial real estate agent back in 1991, one developer breaking ground on a pioneering 6 story Class A office building put his arm around me & allowed me to work on his project: Jim Morse. He treated me with respect, lifted me up & encouraged me at a time when I needed it most. It was Jim who taught me to “treat everyone like they are Bill Gates”, admonishing me to never underestimate the power of relationships & treating everyone with respect. When I flew out to secretly inspect & close on Skinwalker Ranch back in 2016, I asked Jim to accompany me for my “first look” & assist me. His unique talents coupled with philanthropic efforts with the Native American tribes uniquely qualified him to be my closest confidante as I acquired a most unique piece of real estate - situated in the heart of the Uintah Basin. He continues to be a constant positive influence in my life & a key team member with our investigation & hit docuseries (making him world famous!). Today is Jim’s birthday & I cannot adequately express my appreciation for this man and his influence & impact on my life. I often say he is “the most interesting man in the world” (those who know, know). Never underestimate the power of a relationship.

Join @ryaninnes, Sam Cardon and me as we join Kristin Andrus’ Instagram Live tomorrow night, Tuesday, September 26, at 9:00 PM MST. Do me a favor, and please repost, ok? We’ll be talking about our Soultown Revivalists album, being on Spotify’s “ALL Funked Up”, and more! 👊

Pretty crazy that the @pac12 is the only unbeaten conference! Quite the showing this weekend. So happy that college football is back!

Super sad story. I’ve never met Kyle, but I’ve heard him on @RadiofromHell since the 90s. Listening to @rfhbill read his letter the past while has been heartbreaking. He always brought a smile to my face and I wish the best for him, his family, and loved ones.

On Juneteenth, we commemorate the anniversary of the delayed but welcome news of freedom reaching the enslaved Black folks in Galveston, Texas. It’s a reminder that even in the darkest hours, there is cause to hope — and a reason to keep building a country that lives up to its highest ideals.

Hey @GeoffRickly, when will @thursdayband release the three Signals concerts? Trying to be patient but I’m dying to listen to them again. 🙏🏻