Mark Cuban shares his advice for people stuck working a 9 to 5 job and living paycheck to paycheck
“Don't go get the best job because that's the hardest to find. Don't get the perfect job because those are hard to find. Just get a job”
“When you have a job, just work to be really good at it”
“You have to be brutally honest with yourself because nobody looks at the job they're doing and says, ‘I suck.’ They're like, ‘Oh, I'm great at this’”
“When you're really good at something, that's when doors do open up”
“Even in the worst possible job, you could be working at a McDonald's, at a Dairy Queen but there's a path”
“The fact that you can show a future employer that you moved up the line and then when they asked for a reference, they said, ‘Steven was incredibly valuable. We're really sorry that he's leaving. We tried to keep him.’ That's what you need”
“That can happen in 2-3 years. It's just most people don't want to think like that”
Kev retweeted
This has been coming for years. Arabs who engage in their ingrained racism will learn the difference between their ‘abeds’ in the old country and Black folk in America.
#NewEraDetroit
Just inquired with @LendingTree and next thing you know I am bombarded by 5 phone calls and text messages at the same time. Now having to block everyone because this is a bad experience. Never again.
Kev retweeted
Just to drive home how absurd this all is:
- No one disputes that the Patterson boys' injuries were caused by their illnesses, and not abuse.
- Despite that, they were taken from their parents Michael and Tasha, and have been adopted out.
- Patterson's Law almost passed last year, but @MyFLFamilies started spreading rumors about the Patterson family, including that they were continuing to abuse the boys WHILE THEY WERE IN DCF CUSTODY.
- Patterson's Law finally passed this year, so prosecutors moved forward with prosecuting the Pattersons (for abuse that never happened) right before the law went into effect.
- @BrowardSAO can and should kill this malicious prosecution, but so far he has chosen not to do so.
“The fight is not over; I’m not done.”
Those are the words of Tasha Patterson, a factually innocent mother whose children were seized and adopted by the state of Florida following a medical misdiagnosis of abuse nearly four years ago.
The Patterson family’s story has drawn national attention; videos of Tasha speaking in favor of second-opinion legislation have been viewed millions of times, prompting passage of the legislation in her home state.
And yet, Tasha fights.
A mother unwilling to give up on her children. A mother who has had the truth on her side for nearly 1,500 days. A truth that Taylor Hatch, the former director of Florida’s Department of Children and Families, ignored. Hatch resigned from her position just days after the second-option legislation, inspired by the Patterson family, became law. That legislation could have helped Tasha’s family if Hatch had not expedited the adoption of her children.
When You Are The Power declares a client factually innocent, we have been 100% correct in that declaration, 100% of the time, unlike the state, which gets it wrong up to 6% of the time.
It’s estimated that 6% of the US prison population, including men and women on death row, are factually innocent. In Florida, that amounts to nearly 5,400 innocent men and women currently incarcerated for crimes they did not commit.
And the state of Florida seeks to add to those numbers by prosecuting Tasha and her husband for crimes that never even happened. Their children are medically complex and not victims of abuse.
They really have been planning this stuff for some time. Decades in the works.
Kev retweeted
Po 20 latach małżeństwa muszę w końcu powiedzieć to głośno...
Z moją żoną nie łączy mnie już nic.
Poznaliśmy się na egzaminie na filozofię ponad 20 lat temu. Byliśmy młodzi i głupi, nie słuchając rozsądnych opinii szybko wzięliśmy ślub.
A potem życie zrobiło swoje i dziś żyjemy w dwóch różnych światach.
Ona: dzieci, szkoła, dydaktyka, nauka, góry, natura, koty, dramaty.
Ja: firmy, fundusze, inwestycje, biznes, miasto, beton, psy, komedie.
Ona: kreatywna, empatyczna, marzycielska.
Ja: analityczny, rzeczowy, osadzony w faktach.
Zero wspólnych pasji.
Zero wspólnych zainteresowań.
Nie śmieszą nas te same rolki na Instagramie.
Każdy terapeuta ze śniadaniowej telewizji wystawiłby naszemu małżeństwu akt zgonu. Znajomi pewnie się zastanawiają, kiedy ogłoszę rozwód.
No to ogłaszam...
Kocham tę kobietę bardziej niż 20 lat temu!
I kiedy wieczorem opowiada mi o rzeczach, które kompletnie mnie nie interesują, słucham jej z przyjemnością, której nie tłumaczy żaden poradnik.
Bo przez te 20 lat zrozumiałem coś, co przeczy wszystkiemu, co wciskają nam media.
Wspólne pasje to nie budulec związku. To dekoracja. Ludzie po latach idą różnymi drogami, w różnym tempie i to nie jest awaria. Tak wygląda życie.
Prawdziwy budulec jest inny. Chcesz dla drugiej osoby lepiej niż dla siebie. Jej potrzeby stawiasz nad swoje. Wolisz dawać, niż brać. Jeśli tego nie ma, nie uratują was nawet identyczne playlisty.
Więc jeśli twoja druga połówka to twoje przeciwieństwo, przestań to naprawiać. Może właśnie tam mieszka wasz sekret.
Nie musicie kochać tych samych rzeczy.
Wystarczą te same wartości, ten sam kierunek, szacunek do różnic i troska o drugą połowę większa niż o siebie.
I na koniec coś, co zrozumiałem dopiero niedawno...
Przez 20 lat moja żona każdego dnia miała powody, żeby wybrać inaczej. Innego człowieka, inne życie, inny świat; bliższy jej gór niż mojego betonu.
Mimo to każdego dnia wybierała to samo... mnie.
Miłość to nie jest coś, co się czuje. To coś, co się codziennie wybiera.
Od 21 lat jestem czyimś wyborem i jestem z tego naprawdę dumny...
I find this 30% difficult to believe. LendingTree must use data from a couple major cities, not all across the USA.
Thirty percent of Americans say they've shoplifted this year, up from 24% in 2024, with many citing financial strain tied to inflation, according to new research from financial site LendingTree. cbsn.ws/44IBomb
You really have to cognitively ignore it and pretend it doesn't exist in order to not see it.
The reason there is not much terror attacks in America is because in the current situation it will not help the Islamic conquest, the opposite, it will create harder resistance.
Muslims will become militant in one of these 3 scenarios,
1)They will see that they can’t conquer peacefully.
2)The country is collapsing and they see an opportunity to start Jihad.
3)They’re strong enough to take over by force.
Kev retweeted
Mr Obama worked to make it easier for muslim Americans to finance #terrorism in America by making it easier for them to fulfill their #ZAKAT obligations under sharia. [NOTE: all published sharia mandates that at least 1/8 of all zakat goes to support “Islamic military operations” - which U.S. law defines as “terrorism.”
@TomHoman_
@TulsiGabbard
Kev retweeted
Because the Arabs castrated them.
They had the scrotums and penises of African slaves amputated to prevent them from reproducing.
Arab-Muslims ran the largest slave trade in history. And they are still kidnapping Africans and selling them as slaves to this day.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The Arabs cut their balls off
dandc.eu/en/article/tra…
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After Rama Duwaji’s slur-ridden tweets resurfaced, her husband, Mayor Zohran Mamdani, insisted she is a private person. Is he right?
According to her fans, Duwaji is a “modern-day Princess Diana.” Meanwhile, her Instagram following keeps growing. This time last year she had about 24,000 followers. Today, she has more than 2 million.
The Free Press’s @Olivia_Reingold dug further into the First Lady of New York City’s online footprint and found even more radical material on what appears to be her Spotify account, where two playlists dedicated to anti-Israel anthems were curated in the days after October 7.
The first playlist, titled “hungry but sexy for Palestine,” features songs like “Amrikkka,” “Intifada,” and one called “Ana Bakrah Israel,” which translates into “I Hate Israel.” Another number titled “Rajaoui Filistini,” a 2019 song popularized by Moroccan soccer fans that has boomed in popularity the last few years, asks for God’s protection “from the darkness of betrayal/oppression, and from the Jews who are greedy for you.”
“The wife of a mayor who preaches ‘the warmth of collectivism,’” Reingold writes, “seems less concerned with building a big tent.”
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