If you believe "Money doesn't buy happiness," you grew up privileged. Money buys food. Money pays for housing. Money pays for health care. Money pays for school. Money pays for basic needs. For 99% of the world, having basic needs is happiness.

I used to believe privilege was fixed, something you carried with you everywhere. But in Paris, what made me special at home nearly shattered me. Privilege doesn’t always cross borders—it’s conditional. Realizing that changed how I see myself forever. https://t.co/m2wn1dn4Y3

7 Warning Signs Entrepreneurs Overlook A lot of entrepreneurs talk about their successes but not failures I exited a business and gained financial freedom in return But getting to that point wasn’t easy at all I had failed businesses Amazon suspension Laying off people.

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Most people are idiots and what to do about it by @cammipham

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Love doesn't pay the bills. But it shouldn't empty your bank account either. It's time to rewrite the rules of romance. Smart people are creating their own happily-ever-afters: They include financial stability They prioritize shared values They demand equal partnerships

NYC friends, I URGENTLY NEED YOUR HELP. The city is trying to replace my neighborhood’s beloved garden with housing. This place means a lot to my nolita/soho/little italy/LES community. If you could take 2 mins to write a quick email to the mayor, it would means a lot. SAVE

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NYC friends, I URGENTLY NEED YOUR HELP. The city is trying to replace my neighborhood’s beloved garden with housing. This place means a lot to my nolita/soho/little italy/LES community. If you could take 2 mins to write a quick email to the mayor, it would means a lot. SAVE

It takes 4 years to get a degree, 8 to be a lawyer, 10 to be a doctor. Then there’s people that try something like online business but gives up after seeing 0 results after 3 month. Bruv..

100% predictable.

It's okay to be imperfect. My uncle published the first Vietnamese-Korean dictionary in the 90s. The funny part is he didn't know Korean at all. Back then there was a high demand for learning Korean after the US embargo on Vietnam was lifted. There was a lot of trade and people

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It's okay to be imperfect. My uncle published the first Vietnamese-Korean dictionary in the 90s. The funny part is he didn't know Korean at all. Back then there was a high demand for learning Korean after the US embargo on Vietnam was lifted. There was a lot of trade and people

I have a 9-5. Somehow I decided that I should get another job and work until early morning daily. 😂 Paris is such an inspiration. Meeting enough people who tell me "Why would you work?" inspired me that I'm not working hard enough. It reminds me that work can be a joy if you

Many of us obsess over meeting the right people in life: The right dates. The right friends. The right business contacts. But perhaps we should shift our focus to avoiding the wrong individuals. Every time we spend time with the wrong people, we risk missing opportunities to

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2024 is an interesting year for me. An unexpected injury in early 2024 changed my life. The friends who used to flock to my dinner parties suddenly went silent. The people who once adored my eccentric personal style now looked through me as if I were invisible. I struggled

You are the company you keep. If you wouldn't want your children to grow up to be like your friends, it's time to reevaluate those relationships. Only hang out with people who you would want your children to look up to.

Need help!!! I am writing a new post. Which title would you more likely to click on 1- The Unexpected Hangover: What I Learned When I Stopped Drinking 2 - The 3-Hour Sober Test: A Filter for Meaningful Friendships 3 - Shaken, Not Stirred: How Sobriety Filtered My Social