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- Unleash Your Unapologetic Awesomeness:
You know, there's gonna be a moment when it hits you that not everyone's gonna be your biggest fan. Sometimes, they'll give you the cold shoulder for no good reason, and honestly, there's not much you can do about it.
They might have their own issues, like jealousy or just feeling down, and it's important to remember that it's not really about you. They're not disliking you, it's more like they're not cool with themselves. You can't change other folks, and you shouldn't even try.
What you can do, though, is work on being the best version of you, day in and day out. That's the only thing you can control. So, take a breather. You'll never be everyone's cup of tea, and trying to please every single person will just bring you down.
Stay true to yourself, always be real, and embrace your uniqueness. Let your passions drive you and don't worry about being disliked for being genuine. It's way better than being loved for faking it.
Give love and attention to the people who accept and appreciate you, and don't sweat the rest. Life's full of folks pretending to be something they're not, all to impress people who don't really matter in the grand scheme of things.
You've got this one life, so make it count. There's no do-over, no dress rehearsal. Do things your way, with your flair, and let your voice be heard. It might not matter to everyone, but it's always gonna matter to the ones who truly care about you.
If you're gonna make an impact, why not go all out and create some waves? You were born for greatness, so embrace it, love it, and let your light shine bright. This is your moment. So, spread your wings, take a chance, and fall in love with being alive every single day.
You don't ever need to say sorry for being amazing. It's your time to shine, my dear. Live with passion, love fiercely, and always be unapologetically you.~RS
I embrace my authenticity, and I am true to myself in every moment.
It's Monday, October 23, and we've got a few things on the radar today. We're looking into the situation with a potential regional conflict in the Middle East, keeping an eye on a presidential vote happening down in Argentina, and of course, there's a bunch more in the news. Stay tuned!
Need To Know Israel Widens Strikes Israeli forces carried out airstrikes against multiple targets in Gaza, two airports in Syria, and a mosque allegedly used by militants in the West Bank over the weekend, stoking fears its two-week-old war with Hamas may spiral into a broader regional conflict.Armita Geravand. Chainsaw Politics The race to become Argentina's next president will head to a Nov. 19 runoff after no candidate secured a sufficient share of the vote in national elections yesterday. Economy Minister Sergio Massa took a surprise lead in the first round, taking over 36% of the vote as of this writing. He will face outsider candidate Javier Milei—a self-described anarcho-capitalist known for wielding a chainsaw at campaign rallies—in the runoff Developing
| In The Know Sports, Entertainment, & Culture> Philadelphia Phillies top Arizona Diamondbacks 6-1 to take 3-2 lead in NL Championship Series (More) Texas Rangers top Houston Astros to push AL Championship Series to Game 7 (More) > Screen Actors Guild and TV and film producers to resume negotiations tomorrow as strike passes 100 days (More) "Taylor Swift: Eras Tour" film tops box office for second weekend, bringing its total domestic box office haul to $130M (More) Science & Technology> IBM unveils next-generation processor chip for AI applications that performs calculations more quickly while potentially being up to 25 times more energy efficient than existing technology (More) > Study suggests parasitic worms may have evolved "borrowed" genes from their hosts, which allow them to control their hosts' movements (More) | What are horsehair worms? (More, w/video) Business & Markets > US stock markets close lower Friday (S&P 500 -1.3%, Dow -0.9%, Nasdaq -1.5%); 10-year Treasury yield hits 5% for first time since 2007 (More)
Politics & World Affairs> House Republicans to hear from nine contenders for House speaker nominee at a forum today after Rep. Jim Jordan (R, OH-4) was removed as nominee last week; see candidates for the role here (More) > At least six dead and 16 injured in Ukraine Saturday after Russian missile strike hits mail depot in the eastern city of Kharkiv (More) Canada withdraws 41 diplomats from India in latest fallout between the two nations over the killing of a Sikh leader on Canada's soil (More) > Hurricane Norma makes landfall on Mexico’s Baja California peninsula, while Hurricane Tammy makes landfall on the Caribbean island of Barbuda; both storms made landfall as Category 1 hurricanes (More) |
Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing."
Business leaders face heat over war communications
Paddy Cosgrave, the CEO of Web Summit, resigned on Saturday due to controversy surrounding his comments about the Israel-Hamas war. Last week, he made remarks on X stating that "war crimes are war crimes even when committed by allies," criticizing Israel's actions in response to Hamas's attack on October 7. This led to backlash from the tech community, as many felt he did not adequately condemn Hamas's actions. Several major companies, including Google, Intel, Meta, and Stripe, withdrew from the upcoming Web Summit event scheduled for next month in Lisbon in response to the controversy. While Cosgrave did issue an apology, he decided to step down to avoid becoming a distraction.
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The Peaceful State of Affairs
In the midst of financial concerns like inflation, housing costs, and interest rates, it seems that some U.S. states offer more tranquility than others.
A recent study revealed that Minnesota takes the cake as the least stressful place to call home. What's the secret sauce? The study considered work, money, family, health, safety, and environment stressors, and Minnesota scored admirably in all these categories.
Following Minnesota, we have Utah, New Hampshire, South Dakota, and Massachusetts making up the rest of the top 5 most relaxed states to live in.
On the flip side, who's feeling the heat? Mississippi. While it boasts the lowest cost of living in the nation, residents there experience sky-high anxiety levels when it comes to health, safety, job prospects, and educational opportunities.
Post of the Day
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has a “public serpent announcement” for those who live in areas with snakes. “Many snakes give birth in late summer or fall, so you have a good chance of seeing their little ones sunbathing on pavement this time of year before they head underground for winter,” the agency explained on Instagram. “As you enjoy your daily walk or bike ride, look out for snakes on pavement and, if safe, usher them out of harm’s way.” We know snakes can be fearsome, but it’s hard not to find this tiny reptile at least a little bit cute
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