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I made a short Video about something that annoys every single crypto user.... 👉 Waiting... 😑 Did you know that the average person spends about 5 years of their life just waiting for stuff... Waiting in line, Waiting for transactions, Waiting for pages to load, Waiting for food to...

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David Senra

12,759 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

ว่าด้วยเป้าหมายในชีวิต ได้ข้อคิดอะไรเยอะมากจากไลฟ์คุณอฟ "If you've lost your passion for life, whether it's about work or anything, try setting new goals for yourself. For example, you might set a goal of having teeth braces by this year, then you can save up for it or let's say, you want to have a motorcycle, then start saving up. In case that you think you have all the stuff you need, let's think about things that you don't have. It might be having some travels like this year I'll go to this/that place. It's important that you keep setting new goals for yourself. Do not ever lose your passion unless you've everything completely fulfilled . In that case you can just do nothing and live a comfortable life. For me, these are goals that I've set. 31-year-old Engfa will have her own business. It might or might not happen but the point is you need to have a goal. And when I turn 35, I will stop working for one year and travel around the world using the money that I've specifically saved up for travel. A whole year of travel when I'm 35." #อิงฟ้ามหาชน #EngfaWaraha
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ว่าด้วยเป้าหมายในชีวิต ได้ข้อคิดอะไรเยอะมากจากไลฟ์คุณอฟ "If you've lost your passion for life, whether it's about work or anything, try setting new goals for yourself. For example, you might set a goal of having teeth braces by this year, then you can save up for it or let's say, you want to have a motorcycle, then start saving up. In case that you think you have all the stuff you need, let's think about things that you don't have. It might be having some travels like this year I'll go to this/that place. It's important that you keep setting new goals for yourself. Do not ever lose your passion unless you've everything completely fulfilled . In that case you can just do nothing and live a comfortable life. For me, these are goals that I've set. 31-year-old Engfa will have her own business. It might or might not happen but the point is you need to have a goal. And when I turn 35, I will stop working for one year and travel around the world using the money that I've specifically saved up for travel. A whole year of travel when I'm 35." #อิงฟ้ามหาชน #EngfaWaraha

Me_Myself_and_I

33,430 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

POV : i've had a crush on you since the very first time we met and while i figured you felt the same i was just waiting for you to open up and say it i am not actually hard to approach i only open my heart to someone i truly want and you have always been my exception and my reason...3 years of waiting for you to open up and 7 years since we first crossed paths back in 2019 i had my eyes on you even then but i held back because of the age gap and because you were still so young you made it pretty obvious how much you liked me even if you didn't have the courage to say it out loud and i knew all along, you might have crushed on me first but i was already secretly falling for you back then waiting for you to make the first move so i could step up and truth be told i have never made the first move with anyone else except for you oh this is true first love right here and our guesses were pretty much spot on , and everything Ling said has basically turned out to be true over time and it has all become crystal clear now 😭😭😭 #หลิงออม‌ #LingOrm
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POV : i've had a crush on you since the very first time we met and while i figured you felt the same i was just waiting for you to open up and say it i am not actually hard to approach i only open my heart to someone i truly want and you have always been my exception and my reason...3 years of waiting for you to open up and 7 years since we first crossed paths back in 2019 i had my eyes on you even then but i held back because of the age gap and because you were still so young you made it pretty obvious how much you liked me even if you didn't have the courage to say it out loud and i knew all along, you might have crushed on me first but i was already secretly falling for you back then waiting for you to make the first move so i could step up and truth be told i have never made the first move with anyone else except for you oh this is true first love right here and our guesses were pretty much spot on , and everything Ling said has basically turned out to be true over time and it has all become crystal clear now 😭😭😭 #หลิงออม‌ #LingOrm

Changg

28,289 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

THIS !! "I've enjoyed [the weekend so far]. I've felt on it all weekend. I've felt good in the car. Q1, round one, I was feeling really strong and I honestly thought that we'd... It may be silly of me, but I thought that we were fighting for top positions. And then just the way the plan goes and where we end up waiting in the pit lane and losing tyre temperature and using one, kind of using a tyre on the out lap but then coming in and the temperature effect. All these different things just add up to not optimising the sessions. So, we'll have to do some work to try and figure out how to optimise the sessions better." "I think it's... We'll talk in the background. I think it's just... Yeah, I just have to have a conversation about it and just continue to try and improve the process. I mean, everyone's working as hard as they can. It's just... We need to also look at what the others are doing because if you look at Mercedes, they're out first and they didn't lose any tyre temperature and then they're at the front. You know, as we're waiting and turning the car off at the end of the pit lane, it just ends up losing five or six degrees and it's really hard to get that back on an out lap." "And... Yeah, when I got to Q3, I just... I had nothing. I just had no... I lost half a second in performance just from the tyres. So, that's frustrating, but nonetheless, I'll try my best tomorrow." - F1 2025 Singapore -
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THIS !! "I've enjoyed [the weekend so far]. I've felt on it all weekend. I've felt good in the car. Q1, round one, I was feeling really strong and I honestly thought that we'd... It may be silly of me, but I thought that we were fighting for top positions. And then just the way the plan goes and where we end up waiting in the pit lane and losing tyre temperature and using one, kind of using a tyre on the out lap but then coming in and the temperature effect. All these different things just add up to not optimising the sessions. So, we'll have to do some work to try and figure out how to optimise the sessions better." "I think it's... We'll talk in the background. I think it's just... Yeah, I just have to have a conversation about it and just continue to try and improve the process. I mean, everyone's working as hard as they can. It's just... We need to also look at what the others are doing because if you look at Mercedes, they're out first and they didn't lose any tyre temperature and then they're at the front. You know, as we're waiting and turning the car off at the end of the pit lane, it just ends up losing five or six degrees and it's really hard to get that back on an out lap." "And... Yeah, when I got to Q3, I just... I had nothing. I just had no... I lost half a second in performance just from the tyres. So, that's frustrating, but nonetheless, I'll try my best tomorrow." - F1 2025 Singapore -

sim

163,535 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten