RT @LibraryPath: 15 Hard Lines about Life: 1.

@neiltyson Strong minds are appreciative for setbacks because they become stronger. I thank God for them but don’t do so publicly because it seems weird.

A mind focused on understanding and kindness will always be stronger than one consumed by judgment and control. Let’s lead with reason and compassion—it’s the only way to truly influence the world.

Trials aren’t obstacles; they’re your training ground. Fire tempers steal, and hardship tempers the soul. Adversity isn’t a curse-it’s a calling.

RT @trustgodbrah:

@matt_vanswol Whose money will get laundered and wasted then?

RT @Lovandfear: read it again.

@JonHeyman I never back into a spot unless I see you behind me.

@broadwaybabyto @lesdeuxbernois It seems to me you are stuck in a narrative loop. I don’t blame you, after all we were all subject to a focused propaganda campaign from people more powerful. Its healthy to pause in moments like this and reflect on what a more balanced way to handle the situation

@hollybell99 @DefiantLs Hippys and lefties are the most judgmental. Their whole existence is contrarian to others.

RT @Mind_Essentials:

RT @Grind_Buddy: Walk Away from the 97% • Jim Rohn

RT @josh_uglyasf: Are you a thermometer or a thermostat???

RT @xDaily_Know: “Darkest hour friends - Find one, cherish them, and be one to someone else.”

@ryansolsten To be fair, people were struggling with those things during the Biden presidency and the federal workers thought the priority was to put pronouns on their signature.

@0liviajulianna @MAGAmegaMAGA ADA is a legal requirement focused on disability rights, while DEI is a broader, voluntary framework aimed at promoting fairness and inclusion for all marginalized groups.

@0liviajulianna @MAGAmegaMAGA ADA is a legal requirement focused on disability rights, while DEI is a broader, voluntary framework aimed at promoting fairness and inclusion for all marginalized groups.