Enjoying life.
Florida, USA
Joined January 2013
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Despite Crypto Market Losses, Winklevoss Brothers Launch New App and Crypto Fund dlvr.it/QtNJhW
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Stay away from negative people. They're like thieves in the night, quietly stealing your energy.
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May 12, 1937-June 22, 2008
Ten years.
Missed by millions.
Missed more by his loved ones.
What he taught through his actions:
Do your work.
Speak your truth.
Be generous to those with less resources.
Speak out for those with less power.
Take everyone's ego to task.
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Remix from Yesterday's JEA implosion. Mad Props to @gerriberry for the help.
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This MIT student has invented a device that allows him to search the Internet and control electronic devices by using his mind wef.ch/2rM9EdA
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A quote I live by: “A river cuts through rock – not because of its power but its persistence.” (Jim Watkins). I’ve written down all the quotes that motivate and inspire me, you can check them out here: buff.ly/2LdEZPg
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When Ma and Pa get home.
The #Beagle wheels come off.
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A rich life:
1. You and your loved ones are healthy
2. Quality time with family, friends
3. People who love and trust you
4. Work that fills you with joy, pride
5. Opportunity to learn and grow
6. Freedom to express the true you
7. Courage to dare, dream and do
8. Wanting less
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Singapore's airport is the "World's Best Airport" - as you watch this, think about the conditions and the amenities of US airports 🇸🇬
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A team of all female, senior engineering students from UNF traveled to Guatemala for their capstone project. They designed a new fresh water distribution system for a village of about 1,000 residents in the highlands of Guatemala. Great work, Ospreys! bit.ly/2qoJ4qk
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Why people give up:
1. Expect fast results
2. Get stuck in the past
3. Dwell on mistakes
4. Fear the future
5. Resist change
6. Give up their power
7. Feel world owes them
8. Believe in their weaknesses
9. Overwork
10. Neve visualize the possible
11. Stop believing in themselves
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The bosses we remember:
1 provided safe space to grow
2 opened career doors
3 defended us when we needed it
4 recognized and rewarded us
5 developed us as leaders
6 inspired us to stretch higher
7 led by example
8 told us our worked mattered
9 forgave us when we made mistakes
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There's a difference between being the boss and being a good one, which starts with creating positive work environments. on.forbes.com/6017Dkouc
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Photographer Angélica Dass paired 4,000 portraits with Pantone cards creating a "color wheel of humanity."on.natgeo.com/2uWu886
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Charlize Theron is so good at fighting the director of Atomic Blonde had to change how they shot