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The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.
Iran Flat-Out Denies U.S. Claims of Arming Houthis in Yemen
Hold onto your hats, folks—things are heating up fast in the Middle East. U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) just announced a major military intelligence win: Saudi-aligned Yemeni forces reportedly intercepted a massive shipment of weapons—nearly 750 tons—allegedly sent from Iran to Yemen’s Houthi rebels. Among the seized items? Anti-ship missiles, anti-aircraft weapons, drone engines, radar systems, communications gear, and even instruction manuals written in Farsi. That’s right—everything short of a return address was reportedly on board.
By Herald Post Mailabout a year ago in Journal
Absent... . Content Warning.
To those who have been following me, I apologize for my absence lately, and dwindling activity. Truth be told, the last few months have been filled with much struggle, which has resulted in me withdrawing into silence for the most part. Legal troubles due to piling up bill caused by health issues and financial struggles as prices of everything skyrocket has made surviving more than a struggle. The ridiculously high prices of my medications for my health issues and fighting with insurance for coverage of them has resulted in me being without some of them as I continue to navigate the stupid hoops they put in place on healthcare needs. And, most recently, I had to make the very difficult and heartbreaking decision to put one of my fur babies down due to unresolvable health issues that would continue to cause him pain and anguish.
By Luna Verityabout a year ago in Journal
Signs of High IQ, EQ, and SQ. AI-Generated.
When people talk about being "smart", they often refer to IQ - the Intelligence Quotient. But being truly intelligent goes beyond solving math problems or memorizing facts. In today's complex world, emotional intelligence (EQ) and spiritual intelligence (SQ) are just ad important. High IQ helps you think critically, high EQ helps you understand yourself and others emotionally, and high SQ gives you deeper purpose and meaning in life.
By HazelnutLatteaabout a year ago in Journal
Leading Boldly in 2025: Shane Windmeyer’s DEI Vision for a Workplace That Works for Everyone
The workplace of 2025 is not just a space for productivity—it is a proving ground for integrity. Employees are no longer satisfied with surface-level diversity or occasional inclusion efforts. They want real, structural change. They want leadership that listens, systems that are fair, and cultures that celebrate the full humanity of every team member.
By Shane Windmeyerabout a year ago in Journal
How the world got into $315 trillion of debt
The world is in debt. To the tune of $315 trillion and counting. $315 trillion is a staggering number to visualize but consider this. In 2024, global gross domestic product — or GDP — amounted to $109.5 trillion — slightly over a third of that global debt number.
By Kristen Orkoshneliabout a year ago in Journal
Who Really Owns the World’s Debt?
We live in a world that owes money — a lot of it. As of 2025, global debt has skyrocketed to over $315 trillion. That’s nearly four times the size of the global economy. But here’s the real question: Who is all this money owed to? If nations, companies, and individuals are buried in debt, who’s on the other side of the deal collecting the interest?
By Kristen Orkoshneliabout a year ago in Journal
A Year of Labour
Now that Labour has had an entire year in power, let’s take a look at what they have done. This will not be an extensive list, and there is no particular order, and I fear a lot of what I am about to go through has caveats, some of which will be heavy.
By Samuel Mooreabout a year ago in Journal
Andy Byron Caught at Coldplay Concert with Kristin Cabot — What the Astronomer CEO Isn’t Saying
When a playful “kiss cam” at a Coldplay concert turned spotlight into controversy, it wasn’t just an awkward giggle that followed—it became a full-blown scandal. On July 16, at Gillette Stadium, Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot, his company’s Chief People Officer, were unexpectedly shown on the jumbotron. Neither appeared to be enjoying it—they ducked and covered their faces within seconds, triggering immediate rumours of impropriety between colleagues.
By Bevy Osuosabout a year ago in Journal







