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01/27/2025

Athlete: Can I drink alcohol?
Coach: Yes, of course, you can.

Athlete: Can I smoke?
Coach: Yes, you can.

Athlete: Can I party with my friends and let loose?
Coach: Absolutely, you can.

Athlete: Can I get high?
Coach: In terms of performance, you already are.

Athlete: So, what can’t I do?
Coach: What you can’t do is expect to have the physical condition and skills needed for competition without sacrificing everything you just mentioned.

Everything is permissible, but not everything is beneficial.

You decide what you’re willing to sacrifice for your next competition, for your life.
You decide what matters more: your temporary desires or your lifelong dreams.
You choose how far you’ll go—whether you rise or fall—that responsibility is yours.

Credits: El atleta béliko oficial

01/27/2025

Warren Buffett, the sixth richest person in the world with a net worth of $141.1 billion, still lives in the same house he bought back in 1958 for just $31,500.
Yep, while most billionaires are upgrading to mega-mansions, Buffett has stayed in his modest five-bedroom home in Omaha, Nebraska.
What’s crazy is that he could afford any home he wants, yet he chooses to live simply. Why?
Because for Buffett, it’s not about flashy lifestyles or keeping up appearances.
It’s about sticking to his principles—financial discipline, investing wisely, and finding contentment in what truly matters.
Buffett’s life is proof that wealth doesn’t have to mean extravagance.
It’s a powerful reminder that financial success isn’t about what you spend—it’s about what you value.

01/27/2025

Lil Wayne shared that he received his first paycheck at just 11 years old and immediately gave it to his beloved mother. 💰❤️

"When I got my first $4,500 check, I gave it to my mom. She had sacrificed so much for me, and I never lacked anything. When the money started coming in, it was hers. At first, she gave it back, not knowing what it was for. I explained it was from my concert.

Years later, she returned all the money untouched, asking what I wanted to do with it. She’d been through so much for me, and I owed her everything. My success is for her—she means the world to me." ~ Lil Wayne

Credits: Filho Da Ngindu ✍️

01/26/2025

NEVER JUDGE WITHOUT KNOWING THE FULL STORY

At first glance, many people assumed these two elderly men walking hand in hand were a couple. Some even laughed and made teasing remarks, saying, “Look at them, they’re in love.” But the truth behind this image is far more touching and profound.

This photo was taken by the daughter of the man in the blue shirt. The shorter gentleman is losing his sight, and the two have been best friends since childhood, having met in preschool. Every day, the man in blue visits his blind friend, holds his hand, and helps him exercise.

This story is a powerful reminder that true friendship exists. It teaches us to value genuine connections, choose our companions wisely, and cherish the moments we share with those who truly care about us. Next time you see someone, remember: appearances can be deceiving, and there’s often a deeper story waiting to be uncovered.

Credits: notícias mundiales

01/25/2025

Richard Gere suggests we live this way:

1. Stop worrying about your age; it's just a number.
2. Improve your relationships with those around you; it will make you look and feel better.
3. Wake up every day with a smile.
4. Have fun for the sake of it and fulfill a childhood dream.
5. Take care of your diet, enjoy it in moderation, and balance proteins, carbs, and fats.
6. Stay active: walk, swim, or play a sport. Find what works best for your body.
7. See every illness as a teacher and every challenge as a lesson to learn.
8. Always be grateful.
9. Learn something new every day; it's a safeguard against cognitive decline.
10. Communicate: listen and express yourself. Learn to use new technologies.
11. Explore an art form, find a teacher, and create a discipline.
12. Distance yourself from toxic people and stay close to those you love.
13. Protect your body and avoid anything that might harm it.
14. Speak from the heart, and include "I feel" instead of always saying "I think."
15. Do something different every day: take new routes, renew your habits, and try new experiences.
16. Don’t limit yourself in how you dress, decorate your home, or the music you listen to. Enjoy whatever makes you happy, regardless of age.
17. Find one positive piece of news each day and share it with someone.
18. Practice kindness and detachment.
19. Learn to accept and embrace the good things that come your way.
20. Judge less (preferably not at all) and love more.
21. Live in the present, and if your mind travels in time, let it lean more towards the future than the past.

Thank you, thank you, thank you for every moment in this life.
Credits: Toni Roderic

01/25/2025

Anthony Hopkins once said: “I am fully aware of my mortality, but at 87 years old, I still wake up every morning with the desire to misbehave. Age is not a barrier when you find passion in what you do. The real secret lies in keeping your curiosity alive, continuing to learn, and not letting the fear of time stop you from enjoying life. Every day is a new opportunity to create, to laugh, and to show that it is never too late to move forward with enthusiasm and joy."

Credits: Ankor Inclán
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01/25/2025

50 Cent shared a thought-provoking message: "When a woman is broke, 99% of men will go out of their way to help her change her situation. However, when a man is broke, 99% of women will walk away. Young Kings, protect yourselves and your future. Don't sacrifice everything. There are women who will stand by you even if you have no money or home—those women are your mother and your sisters. Sadly, in today's world, most women leave as soon as you have nothing."
Credits: Guardia hip-Hop

01/25/2025

ON THIS DAY 47 YEARS AGO - During a July 20, 1975 concert, between songs Elvis was joking around and giving out scarves when he noticed a little girl standing on the far left of the stage. He walked over and knelt down on one knee in front of her. Realizing she was blind, Elvis held her hands and spoke to her for a few minutes. The audience could not hear as he kept the microphone away from his mouth. He then kissed his scarf and touched both her eyes with it. When he was finished he took the scarf and held it to the child's face. The little girl stood there with complete confidence in what Elvis was doing. The girl had been blind since birth.
Elvis talked to the girl’s mother after the concert and paid for the surgery to restore her sight. Today she is a computer graphic artist.

01/25/2025

Willem Dafoe, born on July 22, 1955, in Appleton, Wisconsin, is the son of Muriel Isabel, a nurse, and William Alfred Dafoe, a surgeon. He grew up in a large family with five sisters and one brother. From a young age, he showed an interest in theater, studying drama at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee before joining Theatre X. In 1976, he moved to New York and co-founded The Wooster Group, launching his professional career.

He made his film debut in *Heaven's Gate* (1980), but gained recognition with *Streets of Fire* (1984) and *To Live and Die in L.A.* (1985). His performance in *Platoon* earned him his first Oscar nomination, showcasing his versatility as an actor. He has worked with renowned directors such as Lars von Trier, Paul Schrader, and Wes Anderson.

Among his iconic roles are Norman Osborn in *Spider-Man*, Max Schreck in *Shadow of the Vampire*, and Vincent van Gogh in *At Eternity's Gate*, which earned him another Oscar nomination. He has also lent his voice to animated films like *Finding Nemo*.

On a personal note, he has a son with Elizabeth LeCompte and, since 2005, has been married to Giada Colagrande, with whom he splits his time between Rome, New York, and Los Angeles. His dedication to complex roles has cemented his place as one of the most respected actors in cinema.
Credits: HistoRias de OtRos tiempos.

01/25/2025

Meryl Streep: 💖
“I have no patience for certain things anymore, not because I have become arrogant, but simply because I have reached a point in my life where I no longer want to waste my time on what I dislike or hurt. I also have no patience for cynicism, excessive criticism, and demands of any kind. I have lost the desire to please those who do not like me, to love those who do not love me, and to smile at those who do not want to smile at me. I no longer spend a single minute with those who lie or want to manipulate. I have decided to no longer coexist with pretension, hypocrisy, dishonesty, and cheap praise. I do not tolerate selective erudition or academic arrogance. I also do not put up with popular gossip. I do not like conflict and comparison. I believe in a world of opposites, and therefore avoid people with rigid and inflexible personalities. In friendship, I don't like disloyalty and betrayal. I don't get along with those who don't know how to give a compliment or offer a word of encouragement. Exaggerations bore me and I have difficulty accepting those who don't like animals. And above all, I have no patience for anyone who doesn't deserve my patience."

01/24/2025

Sophie Marceau, born on November 17, 1966, in Paris, France, is one of the most celebrated actresses in French cinema, known for her captivating presence and wide-ranging roles. She first rose to fame at the age of 14 with the film La Boum (1980), a coming-of-age story that became a massive hit in France. The success of La Boum catapulted her into the spotlight, making her a household name in French cinema. Her portrayal of Vic, a teenage girl navigating the complexities of adolescence, resonated with audiences and marked the beginning of a long and successful career. Sophie quickly became one of the most sought-after actresses of her generation, earning recognition for both her beauty and talent.
Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Sophie Marceau’s career flourished with a range of roles in films like L'Etudiante (1988) and Braveheart (1995), where she starred opposite Mel Gibson as the French princess Isabelle. Her role in Braveheart introduced her to a global audience, earning her acclaim in Hollywood and solidifying her status as an international star. Sophie Marceau’s filmography spans a diverse array of genres, from romantic dramas to action films, showcasing her versatility as an actress. Her ability to portray both strong, independent characters and vulnerable, emotional roles has contributed to her lasting appeal in the film industry.
As a cultural icon, Sophie Marceau’s influence extends beyond the silver screen. In addition to her acting career, she has become a style and beauty icon, known for her elegance and grace. Her personal life, often kept out of the public eye, has added to her mystique, making her an enduring figure in French pop culture. With a career that has spanned over four decades, Sophie continues to captivate audiences with her timeless beauty and acting prowess.

01/24/2025

This young man was on his way to a job interview and had a minor tie problem. The lady in the red coat noticed that the boy was trying to tie the knot and slightly elbowed her husband. So she made a screen with her body so he wouldn't be uncomfortable and avoid prying stares while her husband put on his tie. What a beautiful picture! Don't let the evil in this world stop you from showing love to one another, friends! Together we are stronger
Credits: Mahau cruz

01/23/2025

Ramana Maharshi once said, “Magic happens when you stop worrying about how things will turn out.” True peace is found in letting go of control, in surrendering to the natural flow of life without resistance. When you stop clinging to results and just be, you discover that everything arrives at the right time and in the right way. ”
Credits: Ankor inclan

01/23/2025

The goal is not to be the loudest or most noticeable, but to be the calmest and most peaceful version of yourself—a woman who carries a quiet strength, rooted in self-respect. This peace isn’t passive; it’s intentional and cultivated through the practice of setting healthy boundaries and knowing our worth. It means learning to protect our energy, saying no when necessary, and not allowing external chaos to disrupt our inner balance. When we respect ourselves, we are less likely to tolerate behavior that doesn’t align with our values, and we create space for the peace that comes from living authentically and unapologetically.

A woman with patience understands that growth takes time, and she is gentle with herself and others as they navigate their journeys. She doesn't rush or react impulsively; rather, she responds thoughtfully and with wisdom, trusting that everything unfolds as it should. Patience, self-respect, and boundaries create a foundation of peace that allows her to move through the world with grace, undisturbed by the noise around her. In a world that often values speed, noise, and busyness, she stands as a reminder that true power lies in serenity, and the most confident woman is the one who remains calm, grounded, and unwavering in her peace.

~ Balt Rodriguez Choose Yourself

~ Art by Kristin Vestgård

01/23/2025

Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano, two MMA pioneers turned movie stars, are at odds after Rousey claimed Carano's career was "handed to her on a silver platter" due to her father's influence. In a podcast, Rousey alleged that Carano's father, a former NFL player and Nevada casino co-owner, used his connections with the Las Vegas Athletic Commission to create opportunities for his daughter, including the Strikeforce 145-pound division championship.

Rousey contrasted her struggle to rise through the MMA ranks with Carano's privileged path, accusing her of benefiting from favoritism. This isn’t the first time Carano’s career has been linked to her family's $725 million casino interests.

Carano recently addressed a hypothetical fight with Rousey, expressing confidence in her punching power despite Rousey’s ground game. She remarked, "I punch like a trucker," and claimed her strength would give her an edge.

Both women have transitioned into Hollywood, starring in major franchises like Fast & Furious, Deadpool, and The Mandalorian. Their rivalry, both in and out of the octagon, continues to fuel debate among fans.

Credits: Filme de porrada

01/22/2025

Dan Blocker and Dolphia Parker first met while they were students at Sul Ross State University. Their introduction was during a play called Arsenic and Old Lace. Dolphia was working behind the scenes, and Dan’s mischievous behavior in the auditorium caught her attention. Initially, this did not leave a good impression, prompting Dolphia to ask him to leave. Despite this slightly rocky beginning, their bond grew, and they eventually started dating.
Dolphia recognized Dan’s talents extended beyond his enthusiasm for football. She encouraged him to take acting more seriously, a piece of advice that would redirect the course of his life. Dan chose to pursue acting rather than football. However, his plans were briefly interrupted when he served in the Korean War, where he developed qualities like discipline and resilience.
Dan and Dolphia married in 1952, marking the beginning of their devoted partnership. Dolphia’s unwavering belief in Dan’s potential played a significant role in his path to becoming a successful actor. Their time at Sul Ross State University laid the foundation for what would become a life filled with love and shared dreams.
The couple had four children. Twin daughters, Debra Lee and Danna Lynn, were born in 1953. Their son David was born two years later in 1955, and their youngest child, Dirk, was born in 1957. Both of their sons followed in their father’s footsteps, choosing careers in the entertainment industry. Dirk, in particular, gained recognition as a well-known actor.
Tragically, Dan passed away on May 13, 1972, at the age of 43, due to complications from gallbladder surgery. His death was a significant loss, leaving a void in the television industry at a time when he was at the height of his career.
Following Dan’s passing, Dolphia chose to live a private life. Her death brought about the end of an era for their family. However, the love and partnership between Dan and Dolphia, along with their lasting contributions to the entertainment industry, remain a source of inspiration to this day.
Credits: American Philosophy

01/22/2025

Sarah Jessica Parker shared a profound reflection: "Nowadays, there’s a lot of talk about ‘learning to let go,’ but we often forget what truly matters: holding on, repairing, caring, loving, and not running away when things get tough. True love isn’t just about being there for the good times; it’s about staying through the hard ones, building together, and finding new ways to move forward."

Credits: Ankor inclan

01/22/2025

The son of a day laborer, William Boyd moved with his family to Tulsa, Oklahoma, when he was seven. His parents died while he was in his early teens, forcing him to quit school and take such jobs as a grocery clerk, surveyor and oil field worker. He went to Hollywood in 1919, already gray-haired. His first role was as an extra in Cecil B. DeMille's "Why Change Your Wife?" (1920). He bought some fancy clothes, caught DeMille's eye and got the romantic lead in "The Volga Boatman" (1926), quickly becoming a matinée idol and earning upwards of $100,000 a year.
However, with the end of silent movies, Boyd was without a contract, couldn't find work and was going broke. By mistake, his picture was run in a newspaper story about the arrest of another actor with a similar name (William 'Stage' Boyd) on gambling, liquor and morals charges, and that hurt his career even more.
In 1935 he was offered the lead role in "Hop-a-Long Cassidy" (named because of a limp caused by an earlier bullet wound). He changed the original pulp-fiction character to its opposite, made sure that "Hoppy" didn't smoke, drink, chew to***co or swear, rarely kissed a girl and let the bad guy draw first. By 1943, he had made 54 "Hoppies" for his original producer, Harry Sherman; after Sherman dropped the series, Boyd produced and starred in 12 more on his own. The series was wildly popular, and all recouped at least double their production costs.
In 1948, Boyd, in a savvy and precedent-setting move, bought the rights to all his pictures (he had to sell his ranch to raise the money) just as TV was looking for Saturday morning Western fare. He marketed all sorts of "Hoppy" products (lunch boxes, toy guns, cowboy hats, etc.) and received royalties from comic books, radio and records. (IMDb)

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