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THE MATH AIN’T MATHING. 💸 | EP. 01: High-Level Degrees, Low-Level Dollars I spent approximately $127,000 obtaining my Doctor of Pharmacy degree, and somewhere along the way, I realized that prestige and compensation are NOT the same thing. Some of these employers want doctorate-level education, specialized credentials, clinical expertise,...

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Elon Musk explained why he has to control at least 25% TESLA vote - "I’m not going to build a robot army if I can be easily kicked out by activist investors. No way." "So, my concern for the future—because the Tesla thing is called sort of compensation, but really, it’s not about compensation. It’s not like I’m going to go out and buy a yacht with it or something. It’s just that if I’m going to build up Optimus and have all these robots out there, I need to make sure we do not have a Terminator scenario and that I can maximize the safety of the robots. I feel like I need to have something like a 25% vote, which is enough of a vote to have a strong influence, but not so much of a vote that I can’t be fired if I go insane. But my concern would be creating this army of robots and then being fired for political reasons because ISS and Glass Lewis effectively fire me—or the activists at those firms fire me—even though I’ve done everything right. That’s my concern. And then I cannot ensure the safety of the robots."

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At the end of the day, we are all human and have flaws. I take full accountability for the times where I've been the problem. There are certain traumas that dating has caused me. In turn, I can be super shut off and cut things off pre-maturely if I feel like my efforts are not being returned. Granted, most of the time my senses have been correct, but I'm not going to sit here and act like I haven't been wrong. I'm weird with men because they have caused me so much self doubt and grief tbh. The second I quit drinking and started focusing on myself, everything started going UP. My dreams have been slowly coming true and my level of confidence is unshakeable. l've tried putting myself back out there recently and I felt those feelings of inadequacy and insecurity creep back and I said NOPE! I'm not going through that again. I am not attracted to men who give me breadcrumbs. I spent the majority of my 20s in that vicious loop and I won’t go through that again. At the end of the day, the right man isn't going to make you doubt yourself. He will always make you feel like you're enough. And as for the love of my life aka the one that got away... I wish him nothing but the best... wherever he is 💕
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At the end of the day, we are all human and have flaws. I take full accountability for the times where I've been the problem. There are certain traumas that dating has caused me. In turn, I can be super shut off and cut things off pre-maturely if I feel like my efforts are not being returned. Granted, most of the time my senses have been correct, but I'm not going to sit here and act like I haven't been wrong. I'm weird with men because they have caused me so much self doubt and grief tbh. The second I quit drinking and started focusing on myself, everything started going UP. My dreams have been slowly coming true and my level of confidence is unshakeable. l've tried putting myself back out there recently and I felt those feelings of inadequacy and insecurity creep back and I said NOPE! I'm not going through that again. I am not attracted to men who give me breadcrumbs. I spent the majority of my 20s in that vicious loop and I won’t go through that again. At the end of the day, the right man isn't going to make you doubt yourself. He will always make you feel like you're enough. And as for the love of my life aka the one that got away... I wish him nothing but the best... wherever he is 💕

DANIEL

10,223 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Tucker Carlson: “When 7 million people take to the streets like they did last weekend, I know they were all like elderly boomers and everyone’s laughing at them, but that’s a lot of people! That suggests a very high level of organization and coordination (and money), that’s formidable. That’s not a joke at all. And I’m not laughing at that. I think it’s totally real, and those people don’t share my values at all. And Some of those people are scary. I don’t want those people in charge again.”
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Tucker Carlson: “When 7 million people take to the streets like they did last weekend, I know they were all like elderly boomers and everyone’s laughing at them, but that’s a lot of people! That suggests a very high level of organization and coordination (and money), that’s formidable. That’s not a joke at all. And I’m not laughing at that. I think it’s totally real, and those people don’t share my values at all. And Some of those people are scary. I don’t want those people in charge again.”

MJTruthUltra

1,439,281 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

I’ve spent a LOT of money on Bomb Party jewelry, and I think it’s time we have an honest conversation about it. 👀 This isn’t a hate video. I was a customer. I participated. I bought the jewelry. And after spending thousands of dollars and taking a much closer look at the MSRP claims, stone descriptions, marketing, and overall buying experience… I have some serious concerns. Some people are probably going to disagree with me, and that’s okay. But if you’re spending your hard-earned money, I think you deserve to ask questions and understand exactly what you’re buying. This is my experience, my opinion, and the information I’ve found along the way. And yes… I’m being brutally honest. 😬 #BombParty #BombPartyJewelry #BPJewelry #ConsumerAwareness
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I’ve spent a LOT of money on Bomb Party jewelry, and I think it’s time we have an honest conversation about it. 👀 This isn’t a hate video. I was a customer. I participated. I bought the jewelry. And after spending thousands of dollars and taking a much closer look at the MSRP claims, stone descriptions, marketing, and overall buying experience… I have some serious concerns. Some people are probably going to disagree with me, and that’s okay. But if you’re spending your hard-earned money, I think you deserve to ask questions and understand exactly what you’re buying. This is my experience, my opinion, and the information I’ve found along the way. And yes… I’m being brutally honest. 😬 #BombParty #BombPartyJewelry #BPJewelry #ConsumerAwareness

Courtney_Cat

59,300 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

🚨 President Trump Urges MAGA Supporters to Understand His Support for H-1B Visas and the Need for Highly Skilled Foreign Workers “I may take a little heat, I always take a little heat from my people that love me and the people that I love… but if you have to bring people to get those plants open, we want you to do that and we want you to teach OUR people. You can’t expect for us to open a massive computer chip factory for billions and billions of dollars and think you’re gonna hire people off the unemployment line to run it. They’re gonna have to bring thousands of people with them and I’m going to welcome those people.. I love my conservative friends, I Love MAGA, but this is MAGA. Those people are going to teach OUR people how to make computer chips and in a short period of time, our people will do great and those people can go home..”
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🚨 President Trump Urges MAGA Supporters to Understand His Support for H-1B Visas and the Need for Highly Skilled Foreign Workers “I may take a little heat, I always take a little heat from my people that love me and the people that I love… but if you have to bring people to get those plants open, we want you to do that and we want you to teach OUR people. You can’t expect for us to open a massive computer chip factory for billions and billions of dollars and think you’re gonna hire people off the unemployment line to run it. They’re gonna have to bring thousands of people with them and I’m going to welcome those people.. I love my conservative friends, I Love MAGA, but this is MAGA. Those people are going to teach OUR people how to make computer chips and in a short period of time, our people will do great and those people can go home..”

MJTruthUltra

520,257 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce