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US Shoppers Hit Pause: Retail Spending Dropped in July and Confidence Is Fading
For the first time in more than a year, American consumers pulled back. US retail spending fell 0.6% in July. That’s the biggest monthly drop since May 2025. And it wasn’t just the receipts that got smaller. Consumer confidence also slid, down 8% for the month.
By Zohan Khan28 days ago in Potent
How Billionaires Think About Money
How Billionaires Think Differently About Money Wealth at the highest level tends to shift that perspective entirely. What counts isn’t just spending or saving - it’s how wealth changes choices. A billionaire might treat money less like currency, more like fuel. Not everyone arrives at that mindset through income alone.
By Abdul Lateef3 months ago in Potent
What Is the Influence of Runtz weed strain?
Runtz weed is an Indica dominant hybrid strain containing 20 percent Sativa and 80 percent Indica. To arrive at the product, Kish strains and the cult favorite God Bud are crossed. This strain possesses a high percentage of THC level of 13 to 15 percent. It contains an enticingly delicious flavor and aroma which resembles a sweet marshmallow and has a slight smell of a sharp skunk. Its taste resembles a freshly baked marshmallow pie with an exhaled scent of a bit of skunk.
By Tammy S5 months ago in Potent
The Devil’s Lettuce
The term “devil’s lettuce” is a colorful and somewhat controversial nickname for cannabis, a plant that has sparked debate, curiosity, and cultural evolution for centuries. Once demonized and feared, cannabis has gradually moved into mainstream discussions, with shifting perceptions across societies. Understanding its journey—from stigma to partial acceptance—offers insight into how culture, science, and law intersect.
By Sk6 months ago in Potent
When Comparing Home Loans Becomes a Journey, Not a Choice
The first time Emma searched for a home loan, she thought it would be simple. Numbers, after all, were supposed to be objective. Rates would line up neatly, the lowest one would stand out, and the decision would make itself.
By CEO A&S Developers7 months ago in Potent
How to Stay Spiritually Consistent in a Busy Digital World During Ramadan 2026
How to Stay Spiritually Consistent in a Busy Digital World During Ramadan 2026 In 2026, Ramadan arrives in a world more connected—and more distracted—than ever before. Before dawn, notifications appear on our screens. After iftar, social media feeds scroll indefinitely. Prayer is not paused in work emails. Spiritual consistency necessitates deliberate effort in a time when attention is constantly divided.
By Farida Kabir7 months ago in Potent
Rewrite Your Mindset in a Single Day, Transform Your Life Entirely
Most people misunderstand change: they see it as a slow, gradual process of small, incremental gains. In truth, genuine transformation often comes from an instantaneous shift in mindset. No matter how flawless your action plan is, without a resilient mindset to support it, old habits will inevitably pull you back to square one. It’s the familiar story of New Year’s resolutions—born from enthusiasm, yet abandoned by most within just a few weeks.
By Cher Che8 months ago in Potent
Robert Jenrick
Introduction Robert Jenrick is a well-known British politician. He belongs to the Conservative Party in the United Kingdom. Over the years, he has worked in many important government roles. He is especially known for his views on housing, immigration, and law. Some people support his ideas, while others criticize them, but there is no doubt that he is an important figure in modern British politics.
By Farhan Sayed8 months ago in Potent
The One Blue-specked Dot on a White Butterfly
Just yesterday I offered the workshop Wild Words Whisper: A Whimsical Garden Writing Ritual. In the moments after torrential thunderstorms and rain had passed, a small group of participants huddled around the Peace Garden’s firepit with journals in hand and wonder in heart. The sun emerged and sprinkled through the canopy of the garden’s botany of delights, illuminating the drips and drops of rain’s tenderness on leaves, flowers, stones, ourselves, and Oneness. Our group connected from our first inhales and exhales as we nestled into the coziness of conversation, ceremony, intuitive writing, wondering, wandering, and the spirit of each other and the Peace Garden.
By Jessica Amber Barnum (Jess)10 months ago in Potent
A Fasting Cry To God
Fasting Cry to God Our marriage had never been ideal. We married out of respect for our faith six years prior. In that time we had nothing but struggles and incompatibility. I was educated and married to a man with a seventh grade education. Our mentality was very different and so was our character.
By Alexandra Grant10 months ago in Potent
Living the Truth Others Refuse to See
Coercive control thrives in silence. It thrives in secrets. In the hidden corners where abuse is whispered about but never named, where fear keeps the truth locked inside. I write to shatter that silence. To strip abusers of the false power they cling to — not with vengeance, but with sacred testimony: a voice aligned with justice, truth, and the God who witnesses all. Speaking the truth of what happened is not a crime, not a grievance, not gossip. It is an act of courage, a declaration that fear and manipulation will no longer dictate reality.
By THE HONED CRONE11 months ago in Potent
The Descent and the Covenant
I was born into shadow, in the house of narcissism and alcohol. The air itself was thick with distortion — love twisted into control, tenderness fused with terror. My map was shattered before I could walk, and so I wandered blind into the red glow of the streets. I mistook danger for destiny. I called hunger devotion. I called harm love.
By THE HONED CRONE11 months ago in Potent