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Breaking: SANLAM buying 25% of Tyme Bank for > R2 billion is a really big deal. 1 It validates the challenger banking model. 2 It shows that bancassurance is alive and well. And 3 it provides ARC with firepower to keep investing in startups.
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Well
That was fun
Thank you sir
@elonmusk
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This ultra-small generator is highly portable and works even with shallow, slow moving water. Tested with powering street lights, it promises to allow the world’s remote regions to generate their own electricity
[📹 Japan Video Topics]
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Conophytum pageae is a succulent plant originating from Cape province of South Africa.
The name "conophytum" is derived from the Latin conus (cone) and Greek phytum (plant).
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Earth Song by Frank Ticheli Performed live by The Colorado Choir Learn
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Maybe removal is also a business opportunity: water hyacinth can be used for fodder, as a fertiliser and even as a fibre source for making paper.
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I'm so glad our generation is finally putting down their phones and really just living in the moment.
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Just because you’re clocking 80 hours at work doesn’t mean you’re moving the needle.
3 hours of focused work > 12 hours of “work”.
Do enough that you are effective but not so much you become ineffective.
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A very successful friend of mine said, "I don't take anyone seriously who doesn't have an assistant."
I thought that was weird.
But he said, "If they don't put extreme value on their time, how are they going to value mine?"
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If you have all the information you need to make a perfect decision, you missed the opportunity.
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Dresden, Germany — a beautiful and historic city.
Not exactly. Everything you see here has been built in the last 25 years...





















