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Cole World

124,519 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Gunil says the foundation of being a good leader is genuinely loving your teammates 🥹🩷 🐹 "Leader" is such a cool word, if you think about it. Ever since I was young, I've always been someone who liked taking the lead. For example, in high school or college, whenever we had group projects, I liked being the group leader. At church too, if there was a small group, I liked leading it. 🐹 So when I became Xdinary Heroes' leader, I honestly thought I'd do a good job. But during the first three years after our debut, I was really lost. "What kind of leader should I be? Am I even qualified to be a leader? Maybe I'm just not someone who's naturally meant to lead." 🐹 I realized how many shortcomings I had, and I broke down over it many times. But now, after going through so many things together with the younger members... Arguing and clashing over different opinions, and then finding ways to reconcile and come back together, I think I've finally come to understand something. 🐹 Being a leader isn't about leading the team exactly the way I want. Of course, I don't think there's one correct definition of a good leader, but I believe the foundation has to be genuinely loving your teammates. Because a team exists to accomplish a certain goal, right? If you focus only on achieving that goal and stop focusing on the people on the team, it starts to feel like something is missing. Like one screw has come loose. 🐹 And I also think a leader is someone who takes responsibility for everything. For example, if there's conflict between team members, or if someone goes through something difficult, or if one of my teammates has a problem, it might not be something I caused, or it might feel like it has nothing to do with me. But as long as I'm the leader of this team, if something happens to one of my members, I believe there was at least one percent of something I could have done. 🐹 That's why I think a good leader is someone who always feels responsible for what happens to their teammates or someone who never runs away from that responsibility. Honestly, I could talk about what "leader" means to me for a very long time. But I'll stop here for now and move on
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Gunil says the foundation of being a good leader is genuinely loving your teammates 🥹🩷 🐹 "Leader" is such a cool word, if you think about it. Ever since I was young, I've always been someone who liked taking the lead. For example, in high school or college, whenever we had group projects, I liked being the group leader. At church too, if there was a small group, I liked leading it. 🐹 So when I became Xdinary Heroes' leader, I honestly thought I'd do a good job. But during the first three years after our debut, I was really lost. "What kind of leader should I be? Am I even qualified to be a leader? Maybe I'm just not someone who's naturally meant to lead." 🐹 I realized how many shortcomings I had, and I broke down over it many times. But now, after going through so many things together with the younger members... Arguing and clashing over different opinions, and then finding ways to reconcile and come back together, I think I've finally come to understand something. 🐹 Being a leader isn't about leading the team exactly the way I want. Of course, I don't think there's one correct definition of a good leader, but I believe the foundation has to be genuinely loving your teammates. Because a team exists to accomplish a certain goal, right? If you focus only on achieving that goal and stop focusing on the people on the team, it starts to feel like something is missing. Like one screw has come loose. 🐹 And I also think a leader is someone who takes responsibility for everything. For example, if there's conflict between team members, or if someone goes through something difficult, or if one of my teammates has a problem, it might not be something I caused, or it might feel like it has nothing to do with me. But as long as I'm the leader of this team, if something happens to one of my members, I believe there was at least one percent of something I could have done. 🐹 That's why I think a good leader is someone who always feels responsible for what happens to their teammates or someone who never runs away from that responsibility. Honestly, I could talk about what "leader" means to me for a very long time. But I'll stop here for now and move on

ten

15,803 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

I intend to sue Jen Psaki and MS NOW over the below clip. To be clear: • Contrary to her monolog and blatant lies, I have NEVER been on the board of ALT5 — not now, not ever. Any person with basic access to Google and willing to open a company’s annual report or proxy statements would know this. • I have had zero involvement in any merger discussions involving any public entity I do not run or control. • I have zero business interests in China. No properties, no investments, nothing! I joined this trip for one reason: as a loving son who adores my father and wouldn’t miss being by his side for this incredible moment. During the bilateral talks, Lara Trump and I went to the Great Wall of China. More to come…
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I intend to sue Jen Psaki and MS NOW over the below clip. To be clear: • Contrary to her monolog and blatant lies, I have NEVER been on the board of ALT5 — not now, not ever. Any person with basic access to Google and willing to open a company’s annual report or proxy statements would know this. • I have had zero involvement in any merger discussions involving any public entity I do not run or control. • I have zero business interests in China. No properties, no investments, nothing! I joined this trip for one reason: as a loving son who adores my father and wouldn’t miss being by his side for this incredible moment. During the bilateral talks, Lara Trump and I went to the Great Wall of China. More to come…

Eric Trump

1,855,886 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Bro… I just built a tool entirely with Grok Build for studying $TSLA’s biggest daily moves. I simply enter any percentage threshold (like +10% or -5%), and my app instantly finds every single day Tesla’s stock moved that much or more since its IPO in 2010. It highlights the specific days on the chart with yellow stars, shows you the exact date, the % change, and the closing price. I can even click a “Why?” button on any day to pull up the news from that specific date. Everything can be exported as a CSV too. Grok Build is really a game changer… LMK if anyone wants access to it.
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Bro… I just built a tool entirely with Grok Build for studying $TSLA’s biggest daily moves. I simply enter any percentage threshold (like +10% or -5%), and my app instantly finds every single day Tesla’s stock moved that much or more since its IPO in 2010. It highlights the specific days on the chart with yellow stars, shows you the exact date, the % change, and the closing price. I can even click a “Why?” button on any day to pull up the news from that specific date. Everything can be exported as a CSV too. Grok Build is really a game changer… LMK if anyone wants access to it.

Teslaconomics

31,569 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад