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I'm just a fly on the wall here, but does anyone else feel like the father-daughter dynamic between Leylah and Jorge Fernandez may be starting to turn a bit stale? This was their exchange after Leylah dropped the first set to Victoria Mboko earlier today in Strasbourg: "Do you...

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For the first time ever, a Ukrainian female tennis player has reached the Roland-Garros semi-final. Marta Kostyuk secured the milestone after defeating fellow Ukrainian Elina Svitolina in the tournament's first-ever all-Ukrainian Grand Slam quarter-final. This match was already a victory for Ukrainian tennis. Marta continues her remarkable run in Paris, while Elina set a Grand Slam record with her sixth Roland-Garros quarter-final appearance. The achievement comes after another devastating night of Russian attacks on Ukraine. In her post-match interview, Marta dedicated the win to the Ukrainian people and their resilience. Thank you to both Marta and Elina for representing Ukraine so skilfully – and glory to Ukraine! 💙💛
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MrBeast reveals the mental reframe he uses every time he feels like quitting "You just got to control your thoughts. Be like, this is the life I chose. You want success, you want to change the world, this is the price you have to pay. You should actually see this as a good thing" "This is why no one else will do what you will do. What you are feeling right now is your moat. You're lucky. It's hard. Push through it and you'll be happy you did" "There are times where I'm like, I really want to play this strategy board game, I want to do this thing. And I look at the schedule and I'm like, maybe I could do that in four days. It's very easy in moments like that to go I'm like a zoo animal. I don't have free will. I'm like a little robot to my businesses" "No, the average person does not want to live the life I live or be in my head. They would be miserable because you're just working all the time. They would just ask themselves why am I working all the time? Why don't I do literally anything else?" "Most people would be like oh, let's just grab a couple million dollars and be happy"
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MrBeast reveals the mental reframe he uses every time he feels like quitting "You just got to control your thoughts. Be like, this is the life I chose. You want success, you want to change the world, this is the price you have to pay. You should actually see this as a good thing" "This is why no one else will do what you will do. What you are feeling right now is your moat. You're lucky. It's hard. Push through it and you'll be happy you did" "There are times where I'm like, I really want to play this strategy board game, I want to do this thing. And I look at the schedule and I'm like, maybe I could do that in four days. It's very easy in moments like that to go I'm like a zoo animal. I don't have free will. I'm like a little robot to my businesses" "No, the average person does not want to live the life I live or be in my head. They would be miserable because you're just working all the time. They would just ask themselves why am I working all the time? Why don't I do literally anything else?" "Most people would be like oh, let's just grab a couple million dollars and be happy"

Jaynit

65,156 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

If you want to understand the unhealthy relationship between NATALIE HARP and her boss, this video shows them meeting for the first time in 2019. She saw a substitute father. Trump saw a substitute Ivanka. They are both undeniably smitten. Her medical story is bullshit. There is little evidence of her illness, and the medicine she claims saved her was available off label. Right to Try was not signed when she claims to have been cured. Getting to Trump was always her plan. She wanted to be Eva Braun, and she proved she was willing to lie for him, and pretend to be his daughter, from the very beginning.
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If you want to understand the unhealthy relationship between NATALIE HARP and her boss, this video shows them meeting for the first time in 2019. She saw a substitute father. Trump saw a substitute Ivanka. They are both undeniably smitten. Her medical story is bullshit. There is little evidence of her illness, and the medicine she claims saved her was available off label. Right to Try was not signed when she claims to have been cured. Getting to Trump was always her plan. She wanted to be Eva Braun, and she proved she was willing to lie for him, and pretend to be his daughter, from the very beginning.

Jim Stewartson, Decelerationist 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇺🇸

458,156 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

After two years of fear and noise, the silence feels strange. It’s not peace, but it’s something. The bombs stopped, for now, and I’m trying to bring a little joy back to the children. There are no therapists here, no programs to heal their minds, so I’m doing what I know best: cooking. After a long time without fruits, I finally managed to make something that includes them, something tasty and a bit nutritious too. It felt amazing seeing the kids enjoy it, especially my son Nizar, who’s now a year and a half old, tasting fruits for the first time. This video was filmed in a displaced people camp, and it means a lot to be cooking again in a place that finally feels a little safer. Today I made cereal in all kinds of wild mixes with fruits, sauces, and chocolate just to see them laugh again. It’s messy, funny, and full of heart.
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After two years of fear and noise, the silence feels strange. It’s not peace, but it’s something. The bombs stopped, for now, and I’m trying to bring a little joy back to the children. There are no therapists here, no programs to heal their minds, so I’m doing what I know best: cooking. After a long time without fruits, I finally managed to make something that includes them, something tasty and a bit nutritious too. It felt amazing seeing the kids enjoy it, especially my son Nizar, who’s now a year and a half old, tasting fruits for the first time. This video was filmed in a displaced people camp, and it means a lot to be cooking again in a place that finally feels a little safer. Today I made cereal in all kinds of wild mixes with fruits, sauces, and chocolate just to see them laugh again. It’s messy, funny, and full of heart.

Hamada Shoo

349,623 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад