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When I started crypto mining… Neighbours laughed: 👉 “Wasting time & money” 👉 “Why engineering?” 👉 “If machines made money, everyone would do it” 👉 “No vision” Back then, I told friends to buy: ✨ ETH under $5 ✨ SOL under $1 ✨ BNB under $4 ✨ BGB under...

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When I started crypto mining… People laughed. 👉 “Waste of time & money” 👉 “Engineering karke ye kar raha hai?” 👉 “Agar machines paisa banati, sab karte” 👉 “No vision” But I saw something they didn’t. Back then, I told people: ✨ ETH under $5 ✨ SOL under $1 ✨ BNB under $4 ✨ BGB under $0.05 Most ignored it. A few believed. Today… history speaks for itself. I wasn’t chasing luxury. I was just paying electricity bills… and quietly building conviction in something bigger. Now people say: “I wish I had listened.” But here’s the truth 👇 The journey is NOT over. 🚀 Opportunities don’t disappear… they just move from the doubters to the believers. Crypto still rewards: ✔️ Vision ✔️ Patience ✔️ Conviction You may have missed the past… but the future is still being written. 💛 👇 Drop your journey in the comments… Were you early, late, or just getting started?
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When I started crypto mining… People laughed. 👉 “Waste of time & money” 👉 “Engineering karke ye kar raha hai?” 👉 “Agar machines paisa banati, sab karte” 👉 “No vision” But I saw something they didn’t. Back then, I told people: ✨ ETH under $5 ✨ SOL under $1 ✨ BNB under $4 ✨ BGB under $0.05 Most ignored it. A few believed. Today… history speaks for itself. I wasn’t chasing luxury. I was just paying electricity bills… and quietly building conviction in something bigger. Now people say: “I wish I had listened.” But here’s the truth 👇 The journey is NOT over. 🚀 Opportunities don’t disappear… they just move from the doubters to the believers. Crypto still rewards: ✔️ Vision ✔️ Patience ✔️ Conviction You may have missed the past… but the future is still being written. 💛 👇 Drop your journey in the comments… Were you early, late, or just getting started?

Pushpendra Singh

18,613 views • 5 months ago

After I won 🏆the Number 1 Blockchain Advocate Award at #BinanceBlockchainWeek, a lot of people started messaging me and asking how I reached here very fast. The truth is simple: there is no shortcut. You have to trust the process. People used to laugh at me. 💚 “You are wasting time and money” 💚 “Why engineering?” 💚 “If machines made money, everyone would do it” 💚 “No vision… this won’t work” 💚 “English to bolni seekh le😀” Many years ago, I told friends to buy: ❤️ #ETH under $5-$50 ❤️ #SOL under $1-$2 ❤️ #BNB under $5-$10 ❤️ #BGB under $0.05 Most ignored it. A few believed it. The results are known to everyone today. At that time, I wasn’t even chasing profit. I was just paying my electricity bill and sharing my belief in something bigger. Now the same people say, “I wish I had listened.” But the journey is still going on. Crypto continues to reward people who believe, who learn and who take action with confidence. I did lot of mistakes and got scam in shit projects. Maybe you missed yesterday’s opportunity. But tomorrow will always belong to the people who start the journey today. Follow Pushpendra Singh Digital & Pushpendra Singh Share your journey in the comments with #HumansOfBinance
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After I won 🏆the Number 1 Blockchain Advocate Award at #BinanceBlockchainWeek, a lot of people started messaging me and asking how I reached here very fast. The truth is simple: there is no shortcut. You have to trust the process. People used to laugh at me. 💚 “You are wasting time and money” 💚 “Why engineering?” 💚 “If machines made money, everyone would do it” 💚 “No vision… this won’t work” 💚 “English to bolni seekh le😀” Many years ago, I told friends to buy: ❤️ #ETH under $5-$50 ❤️ #SOL under $1-$2 ❤️ #BNB under $5-$10 ❤️ #BGB under $0.05 Most ignored it. A few believed it. The results are known to everyone today. At that time, I wasn’t even chasing profit. I was just paying my electricity bill and sharing my belief in something bigger. Now the same people say, “I wish I had listened.” But the journey is still going on. Crypto continues to reward people who believe, who learn and who take action with confidence. I did lot of mistakes and got scam in shit projects. Maybe you missed yesterday’s opportunity. But tomorrow will always belong to the people who start the journey today. Follow Pushpendra Singh Digital & Pushpendra Singh Share your journey in the comments with #HumansOfBinance

Pushpendra Singh

23,466 views • 8 months ago

Kevin Garnett says he hid millions under his mattress but then advisor stole $77,000,000 when he finally trusted the system ‘I was coming from Chicago just living there I was raised with a mindset so I wasn’t introduced to wire I wasn’t financially savvy I didn’t know about direct deposit’ ‘so when I would get my cheque I would go cash it and bring it home and I will put it under my mattress so I did this for two years,I would go to a bank they will give me my money came in a bag I had a little system I would go home and put it under my mattress’ ‘I had a girlfriend at the time and the only thing I will say is look if you take money out of here just put the IOU so I know it’s you’
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Kevin Garnett says he hid millions under his mattress but then advisor stole $77,000,000 when he finally trusted the system ‘I was coming from Chicago just living there I was raised with a mindset so I wasn’t introduced to wire I wasn’t financially savvy I didn’t know about direct deposit’ ‘so when I would get my cheque I would go cash it and bring it home and I will put it under my mattress so I did this for two years,I would go to a bank they will give me my money came in a bag I had a little system I would go home and put it under my mattress’ ‘I had a girlfriend at the time and the only thing I will say is look if you take money out of here just put the IOU so I know it’s you’

zaza

477,657 views • 1 month ago

Three years ago, I had a vision, it was born out of sheer passion and love—a way of saying “I see you”. Today, I reflect on my journey; our journey. What started as a passion, led to something bigger. Bigger smiles on the streets and on everyone who has been a part of this journey. This new chapter is dedicated to the ones who see the true happiness that art can bring and the ones who see the beauty in it, the ones on the streets who have been my muse for far too long, the ones people never take notice of, to you and me. Thank you for being on this journey with me. Here’s to many greater things.🥂
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Three years ago, I had a vision, it was born out of sheer passion and love—a way of saying “I see you”. Today, I reflect on my journey; our journey. What started as a passion, led to something bigger. Bigger smiles on the streets and on everyone who has been a part of this journey. This new chapter is dedicated to the ones who see the true happiness that art can bring and the ones who see the beauty in it, the ones on the streets who have been my muse for far too long, the ones people never take notice of, to you and me. Thank you for being on this journey with me. Here’s to many greater things.🥂

ENIL

21,170 views • 8 months ago

This was supposed to be a 5-minute promo for my first international solo exhibition in Dubai. But once the cameras started rolling, Joseph Ruzer saw something more. Every question pulled at another part of the story, moments I hadn’t planned to share, struggles I didn’t think mattered, and the obsession that keeps me chasing light. So we kept filming. What began as a short shoot became Chasing the Light. It is the most personal project I have ever shared. A documentary that dives into the why. Why I risk everything for a shot. Why I keep chasing something just out of reach. And why the journey is always more important than the destination. People see the final image, the exhibition, or the recognition, and they think it is an overnight success. But they never see what it takes. The early mornings, the missed moments, the risks, the failures, and the constant drive to keep going. This film pulls back the curtain on that reality. None of this would exist without Joseph Ruzer and his incredible team. His vision transformed a simple idea into something unforgettable. But it goes beyond that. This film is a piece of everyone who has been part of my journey, friends who filmed me when I had no crew, those who captured photos of me chasing light long before it was a career, and the people who pushed me, supported me, and believed in this vision as much as I did. There are too many people to name, but you know who you are. Thank you. This film is as much yours as it is mine. We premiered it in Dubai at Mondoir Gallery which was sponsored by MoonPay 🟣. And now I'm sharing it with with everyone. This is not just about the landscapes I have captured. It is about the journey that led me there. I hope you all enjoy: Chasing the Light - A Photographer’s Journey.
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This was supposed to be a 5-minute promo for my first international solo exhibition in Dubai. But once the cameras started rolling, Joseph Ruzer saw something more. Every question pulled at another part of the story, moments I hadn’t planned to share, struggles I didn’t think mattered, and the obsession that keeps me chasing light. So we kept filming. What began as a short shoot became Chasing the Light. It is the most personal project I have ever shared. A documentary that dives into the why. Why I risk everything for a shot. Why I keep chasing something just out of reach. And why the journey is always more important than the destination. People see the final image, the exhibition, or the recognition, and they think it is an overnight success. But they never see what it takes. The early mornings, the missed moments, the risks, the failures, and the constant drive to keep going. This film pulls back the curtain on that reality. None of this would exist without Joseph Ruzer and his incredible team. His vision transformed a simple idea into something unforgettable. But it goes beyond that. This film is a piece of everyone who has been part of my journey, friends who filmed me when I had no crew, those who captured photos of me chasing light long before it was a career, and the people who pushed me, supported me, and believed in this vision as much as I did. There are too many people to name, but you know who you are. Thank you. This film is as much yours as it is mine. We premiered it in Dubai at Mondoir Gallery which was sponsored by MoonPay 🟣. And now I'm sharing it with with everyone. This is not just about the landscapes I have captured. It is about the journey that led me there. I hope you all enjoy: Chasing the Light - A Photographer’s Journey.

John Knopf

32,437 views • 1 year ago

Do you believe in me? 🫡 Do you believe I will be legendary? 💯 Do you believe everything I touch will hold value? Because I believe this kid from Pomona is destined to be remembered forever. 🌎✨ But this isn’t just about me — it’s about us. Every believer, every supporter, every person who sees the vision is part of this legacy in the making. 💪🔥 Greatness isn’t built alone… it’s built with a movement. Are you with me? 🚀 #GrindFacetv 👉
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Do you believe in me? 🫡 Do you believe I will be legendary? 💯 Do you believe everything I touch will hold value? Because I believe this kid from Pomona is destined to be remembered forever. 🌎✨ But this isn’t just about me — it’s about us. Every believer, every supporter, every person who sees the vision is part of this legacy in the making. 💪🔥 Greatness isn’t built alone… it’s built with a movement. Are you with me? 🚀 #GrindFacetv 👉

GrindFace The Creator

12,355 views • 11 months ago

Qullamaggie on When You See a 5 Star Setup, You Have to Take Bigger Risk “Yeah, unfortunately it’s not full size. My balls weren’t big enough. I’m gonna tell you guys something - I didn’t say it at the time because I was so stressed out when it happened, but back in May when I shorted this MRNA, my risk on the trade was like a million bucks. My platform had some lag, I took an initial loss, got some really bad fills, got stopped out, then got back in. If I had stayed stopped out, I would’ve taken close to a million dollar loss on it. But you know, when you see a real five-star setup with high conviction, you gotta take bigger risk. You can’t just do your normal size — you have to size up. Normally I risk like 0.25-.5%, but on something like this you gotta go 1%, 1.5%, even 2% if you have the balls to do it. I usually don’t have it nowadays unfortunately… I’m getting more and more conservative because I don’t really need to take those big risks anymore. I just don’t need that headache. But back when I had a smaller account, I had bigger balls.”
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Qullamaggie on When You See a 5 Star Setup, You Have to Take Bigger Risk “Yeah, unfortunately it’s not full size. My balls weren’t big enough. I’m gonna tell you guys something - I didn’t say it at the time because I was so stressed out when it happened, but back in May when I shorted this MRNA, my risk on the trade was like a million bucks. My platform had some lag, I took an initial loss, got some really bad fills, got stopped out, then got back in. If I had stayed stopped out, I would’ve taken close to a million dollar loss on it. But you know, when you see a real five-star setup with high conviction, you gotta take bigger risk. You can’t just do your normal size — you have to size up. Normally I risk like 0.25-.5%, but on something like this you gotta go 1%, 1.5%, even 2% if you have the balls to do it. I usually don’t have it nowadays unfortunately… I’m getting more and more conservative because I don’t really need to take those big risks anymore. I just don’t need that headache. But back when I had a smaller account, I had bigger balls.”

Lone

13,724 views • 2 months ago

T-Pain EXPOSES Akon: “He Stopped My Royalties After I Left Convict Music… But It Still Didn’t Break Me” I ain’t never been the type to fold… but some things still gotta be said. Back when I was under Convict Music, I looked at Akon like a big brother. Real talk. The respect was crazy. I moved how he moved, listened when he spoke, and believed we was building something solid together. I gave that man my trust, my sound, and some of the biggest records of that era. Then I left. Started my own. And that’s when the mask slipped. I started seeing the numbers. Realizing he was still eating heavy off music we made together long after I was gone… while my end got quiet. Royalties that was supposed to hit just stopped. No explanation. No conversation. Just silence. Like once I wasn’t under his roof no more, the respect wasn’t mutual. I ain’t gon’ lie… that one stung. Not because of the money (I been made peace with the money), but because of what it showed me about loyalty. But here’s the part they never wanted me to say out loud: That still didn’t stop me. That still didn’t break me. That still didn’t hold me back. I went and built anyway. Kept creating. Kept evolving. Kept winning on my own terms. The same voice they tried to control is the same voice that kept going harder. I had mad love and respect for Akon back then. Now I just got clarity. Sometimes the people who helped put you on… are the same ones who try to keep a piece of you when you walk away. I walked away free. And I’m still free.
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T-Pain EXPOSES Akon: “He Stopped My Royalties After I Left Convict Music… But It Still Didn’t Break Me” I ain’t never been the type to fold… but some things still gotta be said. Back when I was under Convict Music, I looked at Akon like a big brother. Real talk. The respect was crazy. I moved how he moved, listened when he spoke, and believed we was building something solid together. I gave that man my trust, my sound, and some of the biggest records of that era. Then I left. Started my own. And that’s when the mask slipped. I started seeing the numbers. Realizing he was still eating heavy off music we made together long after I was gone… while my end got quiet. Royalties that was supposed to hit just stopped. No explanation. No conversation. Just silence. Like once I wasn’t under his roof no more, the respect wasn’t mutual. I ain’t gon’ lie… that one stung. Not because of the money (I been made peace with the money), but because of what it showed me about loyalty. But here’s the part they never wanted me to say out loud: That still didn’t stop me. That still didn’t break me. That still didn’t hold me back. I went and built anyway. Kept creating. Kept evolving. Kept winning on my own terms. The same voice they tried to control is the same voice that kept going harder. I had mad love and respect for Akon back then. Now I just got clarity. Sometimes the people who helped put you on… are the same ones who try to keep a piece of you when you walk away. I walked away free. And I’m still free.

superson 😡🫡

96,333 views • 15 days ago

Draymond Green says he created a $10,000 rule to teach himself how to budget during his NBA rookie year “I kind of went by this motto that entire year. Once I got to the point where I had $10,000 in my bank account, I said my account can never get under $10,000. Then once I got to $20,000, it can't get under $20,000. I did it in increments of $10,000” “I think every check I got at that point was like $7,600 every two weeks. By the time I paid my rent, which my rookie year was $3,000 and did all of those things, sometimes it would dip a little bit under, and that meant I couldn't spend a dollar the rest of the month” “The issue with that was, if I had $29,000, so if my one check took me to $29,000, I would spend it back down to $20,000. I just couldn't get under $20,000” “I did that because I wanted to understand how to pay bills. I wanted to understand, if I wanted to send my mom some money, how to do all of these things, know where every dollar is going, and teach myself the value of money and how money would truly work” “I made mistakes in doing that, obviously, with my theory and spending $9,000 some months, but it was great for me and gave me a better understanding” “When you come from where we come from, you don't just learn financially. You don't gain financial literacy in a year. Even after that year, I wasn't the most financially literate person, but I had a better understanding, and that was the beginning of me starting to build”
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Draymond Green says he created a $10,000 rule to teach himself how to budget during his NBA rookie year “I kind of went by this motto that entire year. Once I got to the point where I had $10,000 in my bank account, I said my account can never get under $10,000. Then once I got to $20,000, it can't get under $20,000. I did it in increments of $10,000” “I think every check I got at that point was like $7,600 every two weeks. By the time I paid my rent, which my rookie year was $3,000 and did all of those things, sometimes it would dip a little bit under, and that meant I couldn't spend a dollar the rest of the month” “The issue with that was, if I had $29,000, so if my one check took me to $29,000, I would spend it back down to $20,000. I just couldn't get under $20,000” “I did that because I wanted to understand how to pay bills. I wanted to understand, if I wanted to send my mom some money, how to do all of these things, know where every dollar is going, and teach myself the value of money and how money would truly work” “I made mistakes in doing that, obviously, with my theory and spending $9,000 some months, but it was great for me and gave me a better understanding” “When you come from where we come from, you don't just learn financially. You don't gain financial literacy in a year. Even after that year, I wasn't the most financially literate person, but I had a better understanding, and that was the beginning of me starting to build”

dank

244,808 views • 1 month ago

I received news from the front today that shattered something in me. Another face. Another life. Another person I now have to carry with me on this road. My body hurts. My feet are torn and sore. But I am alive, and today that feels like a privilege. Every step I take now has more weight behind it. This walk is not about proving how far I can go. It is about the soldiers who may never get the chance to walk home. Please do not look away. Not everyone can donate, but everyone can share. Share this journey. Share their names. Share their sacrifice. Help me make sure they are seen. Support Alcatraz. #SupportUkraine
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I received news from the front today that shattered something in me. Another face. Another life. Another person I now have to carry with me on this road. My body hurts. My feet are torn and sore. But I am alive, and today that feels like a privilege. Every step I take now has more weight behind it. This walk is not about proving how far I can go. It is about the soldiers who may never get the chance to walk home. Please do not look away. Not everyone can donate, but everyone can share. Share this journey. Share their names. Share their sacrifice. Help me make sure they are seen. Support Alcatraz. #SupportUkraine

April Huggett

11,739 views • 1 month ago

Some personal news to share. I am very fortunate to be cancer free today, but I have been in a battle with both Lymphoma and a tumor in my parotid gland that I kept under wraps. I am sharing this now to hopefully be a resource to anyone who is struggling. After this experience, I have a different lens on a lot of things and I hope to help my friends & family find that same lens before running up against their own mortality. 'We only get one shot' may be a cliche...but it is the hard truth and running up against the shot clock earlier than you expect is an awful experience. 👉I am so impressed with how Tina Powell, Ryan Russell & Samantha Russell 👩🏼‍💻 and of course Gavin Spitzner had the courage to share their battle along the way. Frankly, I did not have the courage to do it. 📌If you are struggling with cancer and would like a sympathetic ear, my DMs are open to you. 👉Here is a short podcast on what I have learned during this experience. #Parotidectomy #lymphoma
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Some personal news to share. I am very fortunate to be cancer free today, but I have been in a battle with both Lymphoma and a tumor in my parotid gland that I kept under wraps. I am sharing this now to hopefully be a resource to anyone who is struggling. After this experience, I have a different lens on a lot of things and I hope to help my friends & family find that same lens before running up against their own mortality. 'We only get one shot' may be a cliche...but it is the hard truth and running up against the shot clock earlier than you expect is an awful experience. 👉I am so impressed with how Tina Powell, Ryan Russell & Samantha Russell 👩🏼‍💻 and of course Gavin Spitzner had the courage to share their battle along the way. Frankly, I did not have the courage to do it. 📌If you are struggling with cancer and would like a sympathetic ear, my DMs are open to you. 👉Here is a short podcast on what I have learned during this experience. #Parotidectomy #lymphoma

Jay Coulter

28,621 views • 3 years ago

I don’t think anyone can truly grasp the depth of loneliness that comes with the process of conversion. It is an intensely personal journey, where your only guide is your heart and your determination to seek truth (אמת). Your only companion, as you pursue that truth, is the belief that you will find it. Most secular Jews may not understand why someone would choose to convert to Judaism, let alone be able to empathize with the experience. It’s even more confusing to them when we support Israel with all our heart. Because we know it’s our home. We know we don’t have any other place to call home. In my own journey, the loneliness was even more profound. I had to cut ties with family and friends. I remember the moment I emerged from the mikvah and recited my first blessing. My rabbis were there, dancing and celebrating with me. After emerging, I realized I wasn’t alone anymore. I now have a family, the Jewish people. It was one of the most joyful moments of my life—second only to standing under the chuppah with my wife, and becoming a father.
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I don’t think anyone can truly grasp the depth of loneliness that comes with the process of conversion. It is an intensely personal journey, where your only guide is your heart and your determination to seek truth (אמת). Your only companion, as you pursue that truth, is the belief that you will find it. Most secular Jews may not understand why someone would choose to convert to Judaism, let alone be able to empathize with the experience. It’s even more confusing to them when we support Israel with all our heart. Because we know it’s our home. We know we don’t have any other place to call home. In my own journey, the loneliness was even more profound. I had to cut ties with family and friends. I remember the moment I emerged from the mikvah and recited my first blessing. My rabbis were there, dancing and celebrating with me. After emerging, I realized I wasn’t alone anymore. I now have a family, the Jewish people. It was one of the most joyful moments of my life—second only to standing under the chuppah with my wife, and becoming a father.

William Mehrvarz

107,262 views • 1 year ago

Our brother Misbah Ul Haq who was instrumental in inspiring us to under take this great journey…..did not tell us that it was his birthday today….but when we found out Wasim Akram and I went out to get a cake for the most successful test captain in Pakistan’s test cricket history……May Allah accept his Hajj and may Allah bless him with a long, happy, healthy and pious life….Ameen
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Our brother Misbah Ul Haq who was instrumental in inspiring us to under take this great journey…..did not tell us that it was his birthday today….but when we found out Wasim Akram and I went out to get a cake for the most successful test captain in Pakistan’s test cricket history……May Allah accept his Hajj and may Allah bless him with a long, happy, healthy and pious life….Ameen

Fakhr-e-Alam S.I & S.E

81,356 views • 2 months ago

One thing a bad debt can steal from you is your confidence. One pattern I’ve noticed with many people who fail publicly and never recover is that they hide. And I have come to believe that hiding is one of the fastest ways to destroy a great future. Because while you are hiding, opportunities cannot find you. Relationships begin to fade. Your confidence deteriorates. Before long, you become a shadow of yourself. When I found myself in debt, I was deeply ashamed. But I told myself one thing: hiding would not pay the debt. I approached my banks. I was honest with the people I owed. Some understood. Some didn’t. Some dragged me publicly. Some tarnished my name with lies. It hurt, but I refused to disappear. I remember one loan app in particular out of the many ones I borrowed from, Carbon. Every time they called, I picked. They would ask when I intended to pay, and I would tell them the truth. Sometimes I would say, “I don’t have the money today, but this is what I can pay on this date.” And somehow, don’t know how but they won’t call me until the day I had given. I spent well over a year clearing that debt little by little. There was no need to harass my family or friends because I never ran from the conversation. I answered the calls, even though every ringtone sent my heart racing. Some people I owed became angry that I was still posting online, still smiling, still living my life. But I had to remind myself that disappearing would not magically produce the money I owed. If anything, hiding would only cut me off from the very opportunities that could help me repay those debts. Looking back today, I’m grateful I didn’t surrender to shame. Shame tells you to hide. Wisdom tells you to face reality. Growth begins the day you stop running from your problems and start confronting them, however imperfectly. That season changed me. It built resilience I could never have learnt in comfort. Today, there is hardly any challenge I believe I cannot face head-on, because I have learnt that courage is not the absence of fear, courage is refusing to disappear when fear tells you to. #Tadé
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One thing a bad debt can steal from you is your confidence. One pattern I’ve noticed with many people who fail publicly and never recover is that they hide. And I have come to believe that hiding is one of the fastest ways to destroy a great future. Because while you are hiding, opportunities cannot find you. Relationships begin to fade. Your confidence deteriorates. Before long, you become a shadow of yourself. When I found myself in debt, I was deeply ashamed. But I told myself one thing: hiding would not pay the debt. I approached my banks. I was honest with the people I owed. Some understood. Some didn’t. Some dragged me publicly. Some tarnished my name with lies. It hurt, but I refused to disappear. I remember one loan app in particular out of the many ones I borrowed from, Carbon. Every time they called, I picked. They would ask when I intended to pay, and I would tell them the truth. Sometimes I would say, “I don’t have the money today, but this is what I can pay on this date.” And somehow, don’t know how but they won’t call me until the day I had given. I spent well over a year clearing that debt little by little. There was no need to harass my family or friends because I never ran from the conversation. I answered the calls, even though every ringtone sent my heart racing. Some people I owed became angry that I was still posting online, still smiling, still living my life. But I had to remind myself that disappearing would not magically produce the money I owed. If anything, hiding would only cut me off from the very opportunities that could help me repay those debts. Looking back today, I’m grateful I didn’t surrender to shame. Shame tells you to hide. Wisdom tells you to face reality. Growth begins the day you stop running from your problems and start confronting them, however imperfectly. That season changed me. It built resilience I could never have learnt in comfort. Today, there is hardly any challenge I believe I cannot face head-on, because I have learnt that courage is not the absence of fear, courage is refusing to disappear when fear tells you to. #Tadé

Tadé Makinwa

107,036 views • 1 month ago

When a senior actor was asked to give advise to the young actors who want to break through and grow, he said, "The journey to breakthrough is long, but every steps count" Did it struck right to your heart that made you teary eyed? 🥺 Xiaolin, the journey you went have all bear fruit 💚 Those times when it's only you who knows what you had experience. It carries a deep feeling. I can't wait to see you shine even more in the following years. I will always be proud of you. May you always reach whatever you want to reach. We will always watch and witness you grow ✨
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When a senior actor was asked to give advise to the young actors who want to break through and grow, he said, "The journey to breakthrough is long, but every steps count" Did it struck right to your heart that made you teary eyed? 🥺 Xiaolin, the journey you went have all bear fruit 💚 Those times when it's only you who knows what you had experience. It carries a deep feeling. I can't wait to see you shine even more in the following years. I will always be proud of you. May you always reach whatever you want to reach. We will always watch and witness you grow ✨

Li Yunrui's International 🌲💚

25,391 views • 7 months ago

A few days ago, my current political mentor told me something profound. He said, “Pauline, as you embark on this journey, there will be people who support you and love you unconditionally. Even when you make mistakes, they will extend grace. But there will also be those who will never like or love you, no matter what you do. In their eyes, you can never be right.” Today, I want to speak about the second group. For a long time, they dismissed me as a “keyboard warrior,” insisting I would never step onto the ground. When I did step onto the ground, the narrative changed. Suddenly, every minor mistake becomes a major narrative. They say I cannot speak. They say I should retreat back to social media. In Kitengela, where the state destroyed the sound system, making it difficult to address the people with an almost dysfunctional sound system, these people have clipped a moment and turned it into a tool for mockery. But here is my message to them: History reminds us of great leaders who has way worse oratory shortcomings, but achieved way more than most of us will in a lifetime. Even Moses in the Bible was one such. If eloquence alone were the measure of leadership, our country would be doing way better than it is under the current leadership. This journey is bigger than clips, critics, or commentary. The horse has already bolted, and there is no going back. I will learn what I need to learn, and grow where I need to grow. But I will not shrink myself to fit into the box where some are trying to force me into. Tupatane ground!
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A few days ago, my current political mentor told me something profound. He said, “Pauline, as you embark on this journey, there will be people who support you and love you unconditionally. Even when you make mistakes, they will extend grace. But there will also be those who will never like or love you, no matter what you do. In their eyes, you can never be right.” Today, I want to speak about the second group. For a long time, they dismissed me as a “keyboard warrior,” insisting I would never step onto the ground. When I did step onto the ground, the narrative changed. Suddenly, every minor mistake becomes a major narrative. They say I cannot speak. They say I should retreat back to social media. In Kitengela, where the state destroyed the sound system, making it difficult to address the people with an almost dysfunctional sound system, these people have clipped a moment and turned it into a tool for mockery. But here is my message to them: History reminds us of great leaders who has way worse oratory shortcomings, but achieved way more than most of us will in a lifetime. Even Moses in the Bible was one such. If eloquence alone were the measure of leadership, our country would be doing way better than it is under the current leadership. This journey is bigger than clips, critics, or commentary. The horse has already bolted, and there is no going back. I will learn what I need to learn, and grow where I need to grow. But I will not shrink myself to fit into the box where some are trying to force me into. Tupatane ground!

Pauline Njoroge

89,431 views • 6 months ago

I watched this interview a long time ago, but I chose to accept this apology today. Not because I needed time to hear the words, but because I needed time to heal from the disappointment of realizing how easily people can forget those who genuinely played a part in their journey. Life has a way of humbling us. It reminds us that you can pour your heart into helping others and still be forgotten when the lights get brighter. But I have learned that what you do with a pure heart is never wasted. Every experience becomes a lesson and every lesson makes you stronger.
1:49

I watched this interview a long time ago, but I chose to accept this apology today. Not because I needed time to hear the words, but because I needed time to heal from the disappointment of realizing how easily people can forget those who genuinely played a part in their journey. Life has a way of humbling us. It reminds us that you can pour your heart into helping others and still be forgotten when the lights get brighter. But I have learned that what you do with a pure heart is never wasted. Every experience becomes a lesson and every lesson makes you stronger.

GGOAT

81,129 views • 1 month ago

Bill Maher reveals why flying private has become frustrating Bill: "It became, first of all, too many crypto guys with too much money chasing too few jets. I never bought. I didn't want to own one. That's right." "Because then everything is your problem. You have to hire the pilots and keep them on. You have to get a hangar. You have to do the landing, right? I was like, 'No, the maintenance, the whole thing.'" "Yes. Let me just add, this happened a few times. If you're renting it and it doesn't work on the runway, which happened more and more—it's one reason I'm stopping—more and more there was the, 'There's something wrong with the computer.' Like, they will get you another plane." Byron: "Not as pretty. Not as good." Bill: "Or better." Bill: "Or better. I was once halfway to Florida, problem. Flew all the way back to LA and they had a much bigger, faster plane waiting for me. That's the advantage over not having your plane. As most of you people listening know, if there's one thing I tell the young comedians, relate to your audience. Do things they can relate to, for God's sakes." Byron: "Don't go out there and do the first half hour about your private jet." Bill: "But it's true. Too many crypto guys chasing too many jets." Byron: "Yeah." Bill: "Too many, like, the number of times there was, 'Oh, there's a problem,' just increased. I don't know why that is. I don't know if the jets got worse or maybe it was just people who are stoned who are working in this industry. I don't know. But I never had a good feeling even about the private jet, like, is there going to be some problem today?"
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Bill Maher reveals why flying private has become frustrating Bill: "It became, first of all, too many crypto guys with too much money chasing too few jets. I never bought. I didn't want to own one. That's right." "Because then everything is your problem. You have to hire the pilots and keep them on. You have to get a hangar. You have to do the landing, right? I was like, 'No, the maintenance, the whole thing.'" "Yes. Let me just add, this happened a few times. If you're renting it and it doesn't work on the runway, which happened more and more—it's one reason I'm stopping—more and more there was the, 'There's something wrong with the computer.' Like, they will get you another plane." Byron: "Not as pretty. Not as good." Bill: "Or better." Bill: "Or better. I was once halfway to Florida, problem. Flew all the way back to LA and they had a much bigger, faster plane waiting for me. That's the advantage over not having your plane. As most of you people listening know, if there's one thing I tell the young comedians, relate to your audience. Do things they can relate to, for God's sakes." Byron: "Don't go out there and do the first half hour about your private jet." Bill: "But it's true. Too many crypto guys chasing too many jets." Byron: "Yeah." Bill: "Too many, like, the number of times there was, 'Oh, there's a problem,' just increased. I don't know why that is. I don't know if the jets got worse or maybe it was just people who are stoned who are working in this industry. I don't know. But I never had a good feeling even about the private jet, like, is there going to be some problem today?"

Tony Jacob | FindaClip.com

430,193 views • 1 month ago