Every business requires some form of investment and enough customers to whom its output can be sold on a consistent basis in order to make a profit.
Black, White, White, Black Black with White, White with Black Together! (“Hope is Green”) The Grey of tense sky’s end The Blue of an immense sea For “the clouds” can change It is Blue: when nice + sunny (Grey): when rains to puddle Too, can be White as cotton It also gets Orange or Purple […]
via Transparency — Ricardo Sexton
Share Your World 12-31-18 Writing this on the last day of the year to be published on the first of the new one, so it is the last and the first. May everyone’s New Year be full of joy, laughter, health, and hope! For the parents in the crowd: What would be the absolute worst name […]
Crista Samaras made headlines as a nationally ranked lacrosse player at Princeton from 1994-1999 and a gold medalist in the 2001 IFWLA World Cup as a member of the Women’s National Team. She went on to coach women’s lacrosse at Yale and start three companies. From the outside, she is a true American success story. What is less known about her is her lifelong struggle with depression. “I wasn’t a person who ‘kind of” suffered from depression,” explains Samaras. “I was a suicidal kid from seventh grade until today. It’s just the state I’m in……
During my competitive cross-country running days it wasn’t uncommon for me to run five miles at five o’clock in the morning and another nine miles at nine o’clock at night, five days a week. I was competitive. I wanted to win races. And I was smart enough to know that if I dedicated myself to extra training, while my opponents were lounging or socializing, I would often be one step ahead of them when we crossed the finish line. When I first started these early-morning and late-night runs, the experience was pretty overwhelming. My body didn’t want to cooperate—it ached and cramped up……
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slamming the door behind me as though to shut out the world I let out a long, deep sigh. it felt as though a 50lbs sand bag lay on my chest and as the last wisps of air escaped my lips I hoped to shake the weight of it. but there it settled, making it […]
via Waves of Loneliness — Life Love and coconut oil
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I am fully aware of what a valley is. According to dictionary.com, it is “A long, narrow region of low land between ranges of mountains, hills or other high areas, often having a river or stream running along the bottom.” My less elaborate paraphrase definition is that a valley is a low lying area of land […]
via Loving Me in My Valley — Redbone and Rice
A decade ago, Rahul ‘Bhikhu’ Jadhav, a hitman with several cases against him,ran from cops. Then, he took to running and rebuilt his life
Source: From gangster to marathon runner, how Rahul Bhiku Jadhav rebuilt his life | InfoBlazeIND
Benjamin Robyn-JespersenI stumbled across a great article by Julian Treasure today, discussing the habits we have that keep us from being great communicators. The list was powerful, but as I was reading, I couldn’t help but think that these ideas applied in every setting of our lives—not just the traditional workplace or classroom. I started…
via 5 Unconscious Habits That Are Ruining The Way You Talk To The People In Your Life — Thought Catalog
@antonmattssoniiENTP You have a hard time committing- when it comes to possibilities, you see them and even thrive living in a realm with never ending choices and opportunities. You ruin your life without meaning to by constantly entertaining all your options and choices without picking one and sticking to it. Although possibilities are wonderful, if…
via This Is How Each Myers-Briggs Type Ruins Their Own Life Without Even Trying To — Thought Catalog
