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I loved this chat with #KellyCates. We went deep on what it really takes to build a career in sports broadcasting as a woman, handling pressure, staying authentic, and learning not to care what people think. You can watch the episode on YouTube now or listen wherever you get your podcasts🎙️

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Ava Devines Bad Advice

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19,213 views • 6 months ago

Dearest Vivian, We miss you so much. A year has passed since that terrible day when we lost you and so many other wonderful people. On that day, the foundations of everything we relied on were shaken – trust was shaken, security was shaken. We are in a terrible crisis. Like all of Israel, we initially found ourselves confused and at a loss, asking ourselves: Where did we go wrong? As time passed and the war continued, the realization sank in that we weren't the ones who erred. Those who didn't listen to our cries were wrong! And it's clear to us now, more than ever, that we have no choice but to continue. We were strengthened tremendously by your family, who continues in your path despite the terrible tragedy – and in many ways, because of it. They, like us, cannot know what you would be thinking had you survived the horrific massacre, but knowing you, we believe you would not have despaired or given up. You would have continued to work tirelessly for a diplomatic agreement and a better future for Israel and the region's residents, so that we can raise our children and future generations here in peace, security, equality, and freedom. And that's what we did – we thought things over, rolled up our sleeves, and we're continuing tirelessly, on our path – your path, for us and also for you. A year has passed; we're still in the midst of a cursed war with no end in sight, and sometimes we feel like we're fighting windmills, but we're not giving up. You would surely be thrilled, along with us, if you could see the international recognition we've received in recent weeks, together with our Palestinian sisters from Women of the Sun. Believe it or not, we have even been nominated together for the Nobel Peace Prize. Dearest Vivian, we hope that in another year we’ll be able to update you that we've succeeded, that they're finally listening to us, and not just overseas, and that what we believe in is happening – women are bringing peace. We promise to dedicate the Nobel Prize we receive to you. May your memory be peace, dear friend. We miss you so much. #VivianSilver Yonatan Zeigen

Dearest Vivian, We miss you so much. A year has passed since that terrible day when we lost you and so many other wonderful people. On that day, the foundations of everything we relied on were shaken – trust was shaken, security was shaken. We are in a terrible crisis. Like all of Israel, we initially found ourselves confused and at a loss, asking ourselves: Where did we go wrong? As time passed and the war continued, the realization sank in that we weren't the ones who erred. Those who didn't listen to our cries were wrong! And it's clear to us now, more than ever, that we have no choice but to continue. We were strengthened tremendously by your family, who continues in your path despite the terrible tragedy – and in many ways, because of it. They, like us, cannot know what you would be thinking had you survived the horrific massacre, but knowing you, we believe you would not have despaired or given up. You would have continued to work tirelessly for a diplomatic agreement and a better future for Israel and the region's residents, so that we can raise our children and future generations here in peace, security, equality, and freedom. And that's what we did – we thought things over, rolled up our sleeves, and we're continuing tirelessly, on our path – your path, for us and also for you. A year has passed; we're still in the midst of a cursed war with no end in sight, and sometimes we feel like we're fighting windmills, but we're not giving up. You would surely be thrilled, along with us, if you could see the international recognition we've received in recent weeks, together with our Palestinian sisters from Women of the Sun. Believe it or not, we have even been nominated together for the Nobel Peace Prize. Dearest Vivian, we hope that in another year we’ll be able to update you that we've succeeded, that they're finally listening to us, and not just overseas, and that what we believe in is happening – women are bringing peace. We promise to dedicate the Nobel Prize we receive to you. May your memory be peace, dear friend. We miss you so much. #VivianSilver Yonatan Zeigen

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51,309 views • 1 year ago

Day 4 of Unfiltered. Most people know that women, on average, live about five years longer than men. What’s less known is that this advantage disappears if you are a physician. A large study published this year showed that female physicians lose that mortality benefit, even compared with other high stress professions. There are many possible reasons. Psychological stress. The second shift at home. Bias in the workplace. Burnout. What matters is that people are finally studying it, because we cannot fix what we refuse to see. I wanted to share this for another reason. Over the last few decades, American healthcare has become harder and harder to survive in, and at the same time, more women are entering medicine. We are also seeing evidence that women physicians often achieve better patient outcomes in certain settings. That tells a powerful story about what women are giving to this profession. As a female physician who cares for women facing the hardest moments of their lives, I have never seen a force stronger than a woman protecting her people. I believe women in medicine will be a huge part of what ultimately helps fix healthcare. Losing a mortality advantage is not a story of weakness. It is a story of how deeply women are pouring themselves into this work because it matters. And still, we have to find another gear. We cannot destroy ourselves in the process of caring for others. If you know a female physician, encourage her. If you are in a position to support women in medicine, please do. We are at a real crisis point in healthcare, and this moment calls for both honesty and care. I see you. I am proud of you. And I am proud to stand among you.

Day 4 of Unfiltered. Most people know that women, on average, live about five years longer than men. What’s less known is that this advantage disappears if you are a physician. A large study published this year showed that female physicians lose that mortality benefit, even compared with other high stress professions. There are many possible reasons. Psychological stress. The second shift at home. Bias in the workplace. Burnout. What matters is that people are finally studying it, because we cannot fix what we refuse to see. I wanted to share this for another reason. Over the last few decades, American healthcare has become harder and harder to survive in, and at the same time, more women are entering medicine. We are also seeing evidence that women physicians often achieve better patient outcomes in certain settings. That tells a powerful story about what women are giving to this profession. As a female physician who cares for women facing the hardest moments of their lives, I have never seen a force stronger than a woman protecting her people. I believe women in medicine will be a huge part of what ultimately helps fix healthcare. Losing a mortality advantage is not a story of weakness. It is a story of how deeply women are pouring themselves into this work because it matters. And still, we have to find another gear. We cannot destroy ourselves in the process of caring for others. If you know a female physician, encourage her. If you are in a position to support women in medicine, please do. We are at a real crisis point in healthcare, and this moment calls for both honesty and care. I see you. I am proud of you. And I am proud to stand among you.

Elisabeth Potter MD

18,812 views • 8 months ago

Asmongold finds it RIDICULOUS that only women are criticizing Twitch for launching the 'Withdraw from Sub' option for European Union users 👀😳 “Single one of these complainers have in common? They're all women. And so, this is the reason why they're upset, it's because of what I said. ‘This is a great feature. If you sub to a female streamer and she gets exposed for having a boyfriend, you can safely refund your sub because, if you're subbed to a girl’ that's the reason why they're mad”

Asmongold finds it RIDICULOUS that only women are criticizing Twitch for launching the 'Withdraw from Sub' option for European Union users 👀😳 “Single one of these complainers have in common? They're all women. And so, this is the reason why they're upset, it's because of what I said. ‘This is a great feature. If you sub to a female streamer and she gets exposed for having a boyfriend, you can safely refund your sub because, if you're subbed to a girl’ that's the reason why they're mad”

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13,875 views • 2 months ago