ARR = Annual Recurring Revenue 95% of the time I see ARR nowadays it’s non recurring revenue. Recurring used to refer to sticky contracted revenue now it often refers to token or payments revenue Should we redefine ARR as Annualized Revenue Rate rather than fight the usage?

Hay más verdad, valentía y honestidad en estos 93 segundos de Stallone que en toda la filosofía de ____________.

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Catching up with a friend who asked me how my running is going. Here’s my long!!! response (thanks wispr) I currently look forward to a run more than tennis or hoops. running has a clear process. I know today's either going to be an easy day and I need to keep my heart rate between or under 135, or I get to run fast. Running fast is fun. Also there are no expectations but there is a process. I just love waking up every day and pouring into the process and just not being so nitpicky on results whereas in tennis and basketball it's all about results. It's all about if I win or lose. And as you know losing tortures me. Every day I show up and run, there's no winning or losing the run. Inevitably the progress shows up and that part is so cool. For now It's all about: are you putting in the work or are you not putting in the work? Right now I am putting in that work . I am running slow 5-6x per week. I'm doing 45 minutes of really easy cycling. I’ve totally changed the way I’m lifting. Lots of it is boring as fuck, I'm getting passed on the streets by people in my neighborhood and it's all part of the process baby. It’s the discipline muscle I’m building. Same when I’m doing isometrics or prehab instead of squatting heavy . I can even feel it translate into other areas of my life. I'm just becoming more disciplined. I'm becoming more focused because it's like I have this muscle that I've had before but I've never really had to flex it this hard. Running slow will change a man. There's something about just lacing them up, warming up, just putting one foot in front of the other, and just going. Eventually all these slow runs are going to become a little bit faster and a little bit faster. And I’m starting to see and feel progress. Progress is crack. Even today doing strides I was like, wow I'm faster. I’m floating. This is working. It's so fun. This + my body feeling great are coming together and it rocks. I wish more of life was like this, where it's just like, you put your head down and you work. You do the right work. You figure out how to do the right work. You see results. A lot of life is that way but it seems like less of life is that way and that's frustrating for me and probably many other people. The honesty of life has almost been taken from us in this get-rich-quick slop, slot machine world. Running is just the opposite. It's almost old school. It's analog. It's honest and I love it. Running is all I can think about. And when I do run I almost pinch myself and say "You're doing the thing that you wanted to do." It's a good reminder for me to be in the moment. Make sure when you're doing the thing you think about you feel that excitement and gratitude. I hope this feeling for running will last forever and I'm able to continue to run for as long as I live. If I can't, I hope that I could look back on this time and remember how much fun I'm having

Vaya cosa tan pretenciosa, maniquea, grandilocuente y a la vez tan poco emocionante, que además manipula burdamente a un artista tan importante como Lorca. Cuando el arte se pone al servicio de un mensaje, pasan estas cosas. Os la han colao!!

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