heroes and villains
Heroes and Villains throughout history that have defined their industries and workflow as we know it today. Those we look up to, and those we learn mistakes from.
Putin's Long Game: How the Russian President Beat a Lot of Americans Presidents — With Trump as the Latest
Vladimir Putin, now a veteran of over two decades at Russia’s helm, has played a consistent, patient, and ruthless game on the world stage. Across the terms of multiple U.S. presidents — from Bill Clinton through Donald Trump — the Kremlin’s master tactician has demonstrated a remarkable ability to outmaneuver his American counterparts. Donald Trump, far from an exception, may simply be the most conspicuous example of Putin’s strategy at work.
By Azizul Hakimabout a year ago in Journal
Why The Ideas Of Most Businesses, Creators, and Entrepreneurs Naturally Fail Before They Ever Begin
I Hear it All the Time. A Business gives their Business Pitch. A Creator talks about their latest Creation. An Entrepreneur Discusses how their New Thing is going to Revolutionize Their Industry.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHMabout a year ago in Journal
Unpacking White Lotus Season 3: Gorgeous Scenes and Frustratingly Familiar Tropes
For the last eight weeks, my morning routine has been to get up, make coffee, and mentally get ready for the upcoming episode of HBO's The White Lotus. It has evolved into a weekly immersion in opulence, dysfunction, and mortality rather than merely a viewing experience. I was optimistic, high, caftan-clad, sun-kissed aspirations about the upcoming show.
By Hridya Sharmaabout a year ago in Journal
10 Things I like About Myself
Before we decided to get married, my partner asked me, “What are ten things you like about yourself?” I had to think hard because I am humble, and it is difficult for me to think about myself that way. Ask me about other people I know, and I will be able to give you the list of ten things I like about them and perhaps at least twenty things I don’t like about them, in no time. However, when it comes to myself, it is a strenuous mental exercise. Nevertheless, I will give it a try before our big day, just to show my partner how strongly committed I am.
By Lana V Lynxabout a year ago in Journal
"Deadliest US Strike Yet Hits Yemen’s Ras Isa Port, Killing 80 and Sparking Houthi Retaliation"
At least 80 people were killed in a US airstrike on a fuel terminal in Yemen, according to Houthi rebels on Friday. This marks the deadliest attack in the United States’ 15-month-long campaign against the Iran-backed group.
By Md Asif al hadiabout a year ago in Journal
Review
10. He is born in a simple time in a simple place. It is never certain who the father is and his mother will never let him forget this. It is the year when a man sings on film and a single plane will cross the Atlantic for the first time. He will want to escape and find his own voice. This may take a while.
By Kendall Defoe about a year ago in Journal
What is Iran's nuclear programme and what does the US want?
⛔Why did Trump pull out of the nuclear deal? e UN, US and EU imposed extensive economic sanctions on Iran from 2010, over suspicions that its nuclear programme was being used to develop a bomb. The sanctions stopped Iran from selling oil on international markets and froze $100bn (£77bn) of the country's foreign assets. Its economy plunged into recession and the value of its currency fell to record lows, which in turn caused inflation to soar. In 2015, Iran and six world powers – the US, China, France, Russia, Germany and the UK – agreed to the JCPOA after years of negotiations. As well as limiting what Iran was permitted to do with its nuclear programme, it allowed the IAEA to access all of Iran's nuclear facilities and to carry out inspections of suspect sites. In return, the powers agreed to lift the sanctions. The JCPOA was set to last up to 15 years, after which the restrictions would expire.
By CryptoCurrency News about a year ago in Journal
