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i hope you know what an incredible inspiration you are to all of those kids, you definitely changed the path of some of their lives just by being there. what a full circle moment 🩵 BLAKE BLAKE BLAKE 🐝🐝

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mc yeonjun’s final goodbye 💗 🦊 i was really grateful for the past 2 years 🦊 i was really happy that i was able to do the last show with moas, my members and the staff that i love 🦊 huni and hakie worked very hard and our inkigayo family worked very hard 🦊 for the past 2 years, i was so happy on my way to inkigayo every sunday that i never thought of it as going to work 🦊 it was a very valuable time to me 🦊 i learnt a lot because of you and it was a time where i was able to respect a lot of artists including the ones behind me 🦊 i hope you keep sending lots of love to k-pop artists 🦊 the next time i’m here, i won’t be an mc but i’ll do my best to show you the cool side of yeonjun as an artist 🦊 thank you so much!
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mc yeonjun’s final goodbye 💗 🦊 i was really grateful for the past 2 years 🦊 i was really happy that i was able to do the last show with moas, my members and the staff that i love 🦊 huni and hakie worked very hard and our inkigayo family worked very hard 🦊 for the past 2 years, i was so happy on my way to inkigayo every sunday that i never thought of it as going to work 🦊 it was a very valuable time to me 🦊 i learnt a lot because of you and it was a time where i was able to respect a lot of artists including the ones behind me 🦊 i hope you keep sending lots of love to k-pop artists 🦊 the next time i’m here, i won’t be an mc but i’ll do my best to show you the cool side of yeonjun as an artist 🦊 thank you so much!

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694,577 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Everyone should try this. This was the Gate Program. I remember doing this and being in that program as a kid. When I tapped into my potential, I was sent upstate to a rehab. I was 13 years old. The rehab was for weed, the school put a PINS on me court ordered. My mother had no say in it. Court mandated. I later went on and found myself in the New York Times as a minor with parental consent. I have been a TI my entire life. That's why it comes so natural for me to Rap, write and make music. It also comes naturally for me to wake up other gifted people.
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Everyone should try this. This was the Gate Program. I remember doing this and being in that program as a kid. When I tapped into my potential, I was sent upstate to a rehab. I was 13 years old. The rehab was for weed, the school put a PINS on me court ordered. My mother had no say in it. Court mandated. I later went on and found myself in the New York Times as a minor with parental consent. I have been a TI my entire life. That's why it comes so natural for me to Rap, write and make music. It also comes naturally for me to wake up other gifted people.

SkriptkeeperElect

29,231 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

hate it when my teacher gives me a second chance at life by sacrificing herself and i go on a journey of grief and guilt with an existential crisis that i have to overcome because the people i love think i am more than what i was born to be
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hate it when my teacher gives me a second chance at life by sacrificing herself and i go on a journey of grief and guilt with an existential crisis that i have to overcome because the people i love think i am more than what i was born to be

daily kiana kaslana

96,964 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

In the late 1970’s, I calculated that we were going to have a global debt default. I was so confident in what that meant for the markets that I went to Congress to share my perspective. I couldn’t have been more wrong. While several countries defaulted on their debt, the impact on markets was the opposite of what I expected. And I lost a lot of money — for me and for my clients. I had to let all of my employees go. But it was the best experience that ever happened to me because it taught me that pain + reflection = progress. And it taught me three lessons that became the foundation of Bridgewater’s success.
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In the late 1970’s, I calculated that we were going to have a global debt default. I was so confident in what that meant for the markets that I went to Congress to share my perspective. I couldn’t have been more wrong. While several countries defaulted on their debt, the impact on markets was the opposite of what I expected. And I lost a lot of money — for me and for my clients. I had to let all of my employees go. But it was the best experience that ever happened to me because it taught me that pain + reflection = progress. And it taught me three lessons that became the foundation of Bridgewater’s success.

Ray Dalio

87,783 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Snapple Facts 1. Never recruited by Ohio State. 2. I was so confident in my ability as a player that I called OSU up and told them I was committing to their school without an offer. They didn’t say yes or no. Tressel laughed and was like … “I guess”. 3. The whole “graduate in January” from high school started from me trying to graduate my junior year. I had so much success my junior year that I said I didn’t want to return my senior year and that I wanted to go to college. I couldn’t graduate because I didn’t have all of my English credits. I took my senior English class in the summer of my junior year and that positioned me to leave after senior year of football. Once I knew I was good I was on a mission to get to college because Youngstown was so wild. 4. I was 4th on the depth chart up until 2 weeks before the season. I played a lot of special teams and scout team. Scout team was how I got better. I never knew that our defense would be #1 in the country that year. I had an entire spring/fall practicing against them. That’s what ultimately made me better. Scout team reps are gold to a wise man and trash to a player with an ego. Reps get you better… doesn’t matter if it’s scout team or with the ones. You need reps to gain experience and wisdom. 5. I talk passionately about player compensation because me not being able to afford a transmission for my car ultimately altered my collegiate experience. I helped generate 10’s of millions of dollars to a college in many ways but couldn’t pay $2k to get a car fixed to get back and forth to school. That sent me searching for alternatives. When you generate that much money you shouldn’t be in a position to have to search alternative ways…. That’s why I’m happy for NIL but we still have a long way to go with distribution of revenue in the collegiate space. 6. Football was and still is a means to an end for a lot of us players. Listen to the words I say in the beginning of the video. I don’t say “I love football”. I say “I love hard work and I happen to be good at football”. At the core of it I love progress and I have work ethic. Whatever vehicle is going to help me achieve my dreams I’m rolling with it.
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Snapple Facts 1. Never recruited by Ohio State. 2. I was so confident in my ability as a player that I called OSU up and told them I was committing to their school without an offer. They didn’t say yes or no. Tressel laughed and was like … “I guess”. 3. The whole “graduate in January” from high school started from me trying to graduate my junior year. I had so much success my junior year that I said I didn’t want to return my senior year and that I wanted to go to college. I couldn’t graduate because I didn’t have all of my English credits. I took my senior English class in the summer of my junior year and that positioned me to leave after senior year of football. Once I knew I was good I was on a mission to get to college because Youngstown was so wild. 4. I was 4th on the depth chart up until 2 weeks before the season. I played a lot of special teams and scout team. Scout team was how I got better. I never knew that our defense would be #1 in the country that year. I had an entire spring/fall practicing against them. That’s what ultimately made me better. Scout team reps are gold to a wise man and trash to a player with an ego. Reps get you better… doesn’t matter if it’s scout team or with the ones. You need reps to gain experience and wisdom. 5. I talk passionately about player compensation because me not being able to afford a transmission for my car ultimately altered my collegiate experience. I helped generate 10’s of millions of dollars to a college in many ways but couldn’t pay $2k to get a car fixed to get back and forth to school. That sent me searching for alternatives. When you generate that much money you shouldn’t be in a position to have to search alternative ways…. That’s why I’m happy for NIL but we still have a long way to go with distribution of revenue in the collegiate space. 6. Football was and still is a means to an end for a lot of us players. Listen to the words I say in the beginning of the video. I don’t say “I love football”. I say “I love hard work and I happen to be good at football”. At the core of it I love progress and I have work ethic. Whatever vehicle is going to help me achieve my dreams I’m rolling with it.

Maurice Clarett

399,011 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

This is it! . 1 year ago today, I walked off the mound for the last time! . It took everything in my power not to cry immediately while leaving the field. My wave to the crowd was to my family. All 15 of them. I wanted them all there to experience it with me. When I looked up in to the crowd, and saw the excitement of my sons, parents, sisters and their husbands, my nieces and nephews…it was everything I could have ever wanted to end my career! . I got to rewrite my storybook finish! . Thank you Port Dover, Team Ontario, Team Canada, University of Notre Dame, Canisius College, Brantford Red Sox and the WMBL for molding me. The Yankees for being the only team to give me a shot in pro ball back in 2007…and promptly releasing me…ha! An enormous amount of thanks and gratitude to the Brewers for giving me a second chance, and the amazing people in that organization that stuck with me and helped launch my career. Milwaukee is always in my heart. Thank you to the wonderful organizations in St. Louis, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Colorado, and Los Angeles. Every one was an incredible stop along this journey. I will love Oakland and feel at home there forever. And as a Canadian kid, growing up a fan of the Blue Jays, it will always be surreal to me that I got suit up in that uniform and pitch for my hometown team. My love of Major League baseball started in Toronto…and will continue there for the rest of my life! . Thank you to all the fans, every coach, teammate, trainer, front office staff, clubhouse worker, therapist, friend, and everyone along the way. Your impact was immeasurable. . Thank you to my agent Danny Horwits and everyone at BHSC…instead of just being my agent you were my friend and a part of my family. . Lastly, I wouldn’t have had the career I did without my family and their continuous support. To my parents, Brian and Vera…thank you for everything. My sisters Marsha, Michelle, and Theresa, your sacrifices didn’t go unnoticed. I love you all immensely. And, of course, my sons JB and Jameson… I’m so happy I got share part this journey with you both. And even happier to move on to your journeys next! I love you both forever. . That is it! . L❤️VE, AX
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This is it! . 1 year ago today, I walked off the mound for the last time! . It took everything in my power not to cry immediately while leaving the field. My wave to the crowd was to my family. All 15 of them. I wanted them all there to experience it with me. When I looked up in to the crowd, and saw the excitement of my sons, parents, sisters and their husbands, my nieces and nephews…it was everything I could have ever wanted to end my career! . I got to rewrite my storybook finish! . Thank you Port Dover, Team Ontario, Team Canada, University of Notre Dame, Canisius College, Brantford Red Sox and the WMBL for molding me. The Yankees for being the only team to give me a shot in pro ball back in 2007…and promptly releasing me…ha! An enormous amount of thanks and gratitude to the Brewers for giving me a second chance, and the amazing people in that organization that stuck with me and helped launch my career. Milwaukee is always in my heart. Thank you to the wonderful organizations in St. Louis, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Colorado, and Los Angeles. Every one was an incredible stop along this journey. I will love Oakland and feel at home there forever. And as a Canadian kid, growing up a fan of the Blue Jays, it will always be surreal to me that I got suit up in that uniform and pitch for my hometown team. My love of Major League baseball started in Toronto…and will continue there for the rest of my life! . Thank you to all the fans, every coach, teammate, trainer, front office staff, clubhouse worker, therapist, friend, and everyone along the way. Your impact was immeasurable. . Thank you to my agent Danny Horwits and everyone at BHSC…instead of just being my agent you were my friend and a part of my family. . Lastly, I wouldn’t have had the career I did without my family and their continuous support. To my parents, Brian and Vera…thank you for everything. My sisters Marsha, Michelle, and Theresa, your sacrifices didn’t go unnoticed. I love you all immensely. And, of course, my sons JB and Jameson… I’m so happy I got share part this journey with you both. And even happier to move on to your journeys next! I love you both forever. . That is it! . L❤️VE, AX

John Axford

88,046 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce