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Coach Urban Meyer on the difference between motivated teams and inspired teams: Motivation ⚡️ is powerful, but temporary. It can come from fear. A rival. A speech. A new jersey combination. The roar of the crowd. Motivation gets people to do things they don't want to do... for a... moment. Inspiration 🔥 is different. It doesn't rely on external pressure because it's built on two things that never run out: ❤️ Love. 🤝 Ownership. Inspired teams don't play for the program, they play as the program. They don't say, "This is where I work." They say, "This is ours." Motivation fades in the second half when adversity hits. Ownership doesn't. Love doesn't. Anyone can create urgency. The best leaders create belonging. Because when people love each other and take ownership of the mission, they don't let go of the rope. Motivation gets effort. Inspiration creates commitment to effort. 💯show more

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Fitts: "We were warning people from the beginning, don't take the shot. Don't take the shot. Don't take the shot... because... our leaders not only don't care about us, they are absolutely willing to kill us." Carlson: "They like it. People love killing. I mean, that's why they always have. That's why they continue to do it. They pretend they don't love it, but they do love it. And I know people who do it, and they love it." This clip of Catherine Austin Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report (The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts), is taken from a conversation with Tucker Carlson (Tucker Carlson) posted to YouTube on February 27, 2026. ---------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "A friend of mine used to call it getting hit by the smite button. When the system betrays you in a way that is very harmful to you, whether because you're injured by pharmaceuticals or the medical system or your money is stolen in the financial crisis, when the system does something that really harms you, it forces you to change your operating system. "And I think the financial crisis, harmed a lot of people. But then the pandemic really harmed a lot of people. Yeah, that's right. And I will tell you, Tucker, we were warning people from the beginning, don't take the shot. Don't take the shot. Don't take the shot. "And then, at the end of 2022, I were big Wim Hof fans. Do you know who Wim Hof is in the Netherlands? Okay, so we're huge Wim Hof fans...[And] at the end of '22, Wim Hof had just published the Wim Hof Method. And I said to, I sent an email to everybody at Christmas time, and I said, if you've been harmed by Covid, let us know and we will send you a free copy of the Wim Hof Method because we think this can really help. "And we ended up giving away 250 copies because we would get these letters, they would write in and they would say what had happened to them as a result of the lockdowns and losing their job or the shot. Tucker, I'm not a sentimental person. I would burst into tears reading these stories. It was so horrible. And, we just kept buying books and giving them away because I would get these letters that say, this is the first time anybody's done anything nice to me for three years. "And it was so helpful to people. And Wim Hof is such a loving presence in people's lives and he makes you laugh. And the method really helps. So we just kept getting more books and giving them away because it was so horrible. And I think the pandemic shifted a lot of people because they realized our leaders not only don't care about us, they are absolutely willing to kill us." Carlson: "Yeah, I think, it imbues them with a feeling of godlike strength. They like it. People love killing. I mean, that's why they always have. That's why they continue to do it. They pretend they don't love it, but they do love it. And I know people who do it, and they love it."

Fitts: "We were warning people from the beginning, don't take the shot. Don't take the shot. Don't take the shot... because... our leaders not only don't care about us, they are absolutely willing to kill us." Carlson: "They like it. People love killing. I mean, that's why they always have. That's why they continue to do it. They pretend they don't love it, but they do love it. And I know people who do it, and they love it." This clip of Catherine Austin Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report (The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts), is taken from a conversation with Tucker Carlson (Tucker Carlson) posted to YouTube on February 27, 2026. ---------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "A friend of mine used to call it getting hit by the smite button. When the system betrays you in a way that is very harmful to you, whether because you're injured by pharmaceuticals or the medical system or your money is stolen in the financial crisis, when the system does something that really harms you, it forces you to change your operating system. "And I think the financial crisis, harmed a lot of people. But then the pandemic really harmed a lot of people. Yeah, that's right. And I will tell you, Tucker, we were warning people from the beginning, don't take the shot. Don't take the shot. Don't take the shot. "And then, at the end of 2022, I were big Wim Hof fans. Do you know who Wim Hof is in the Netherlands? Okay, so we're huge Wim Hof fans...[And] at the end of '22, Wim Hof had just published the Wim Hof Method. And I said to, I sent an email to everybody at Christmas time, and I said, if you've been harmed by Covid, let us know and we will send you a free copy of the Wim Hof Method because we think this can really help. "And we ended up giving away 250 copies because we would get these letters, they would write in and they would say what had happened to them as a result of the lockdowns and losing their job or the shot. Tucker, I'm not a sentimental person. I would burst into tears reading these stories. It was so horrible. And, we just kept buying books and giving them away because I would get these letters that say, this is the first time anybody's done anything nice to me for three years. "And it was so helpful to people. And Wim Hof is such a loving presence in people's lives and he makes you laugh. And the method really helps. So we just kept getting more books and giving them away because it was so horrible. And I think the pandemic shifted a lot of people because they realized our leaders not only don't care about us, they are absolutely willing to kill us." Carlson: "Yeah, I think, it imbues them with a feeling of godlike strength. They like it. People love killing. I mean, that's why they always have. That's why they continue to do it. They pretend they don't love it, but they do love it. And I know people who do it, and they love it."

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Islam is a pathetic copycat of Judaism in which they try to out jew the jews "They don't eat pork. We don't because we don't eat pork. They don't charge interest from each other because they saw it in a Torah. Their women dress mades because they saw it in the Torah. They pray five times a day because they saw us praying on Yum Kipu hich is the holiest day of the year five times. So everything they do they copy from us"

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Rob, "I was inside the synagogue this morning when the event happened" "It's still a period of shock because you don't think things like this happen on your doorstep" "This is a tremendously proud multicultural area where, despite the external problems in the world, people look out for each other, communities get on well, they intermingle effectively together" "That is the vision for me, that I would like to take forward" #C4News #BBCQT

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Power has a secret. It doesn't come from armies. It doesn't come from money. It comes from three things. Secrecy. Trust. Coordination. The people who understand this form secret societies. Not because they are evil. Because they are rational. If you have information others don't have you have power others don't have. If you trust your allies completely and your enemies trust no one you will always win. If you can coordinate across governments across militaries across banks without anyone knowing you can move history itself. And the mechanism that allows all three to work together is eschatology. A shared script. A shared vision of how the world ends. They don't need to communicate. They don't need to agree. They just follow the script. And the script moves history forward. That is how secret societies work. That is how they always have.

Power has a secret. It doesn't come from armies. It doesn't come from money. It comes from three things. Secrecy. Trust. Coordination. The people who understand this form secret societies. Not because they are evil. Because they are rational. If you have information others don't have you have power others don't have. If you trust your allies completely and your enemies trust no one you will always win. If you can coordinate across governments across militaries across banks without anyone knowing you can move history itself. And the mechanism that allows all three to work together is eschatology. A shared script. A shared vision of how the world ends. They don't need to communicate. They don't need to agree. They just follow the script. And the script moves history forward. That is how secret societies work. That is how they always have.

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Steve Kerr on the role of the coach👇 🗣"It's their team. That's one of the first things you have to consider as a coach...It's the players team and they have to take ownership of it. As coaches our job is to nudge them in the right direction & guide them. We don't control them."

Steve Kerr on the role of the coach👇 🗣"It's their team. That's one of the first things you have to consider as a coach...It's the players team and they have to take ownership of it. As coaches our job is to nudge them in the right direction & guide them. We don't control them."

Andrew Brownhill

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