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Full article here:
The Iran War Is Accelerating the US Debt Spiral—and Creating an Inflation Crisis
internationalman.com/article…
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Another very significant decline in the dollar today.
Markets are still underestimating how important this move is.
A decisive break of 15-year support is likely coming, in my view.
This is a major macro inflection point — and it directly fuels the hard-asset bull case.
So much respect and appreciation for those that have served and do serve today. Happy Memorial Day weekend America!! 🇺🇸
Happy Thanksgiving to our Canadian family and friends! images.app.goo.gl/RJddwRhJcH…
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“Man sacrifices his health in order to make 💰.
Then he sacrifices 💰 to recuperate his health.
So anxious about the future he does not enjoy the present;
thus he doesn't live in the present nor future;
then dies having never really lived.”
-Dalai Lam
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Culture is not just one thing; it’s everything. Culture drives expectation and beliefs. Expectations and beliefs drive behaviors. Behaviors drive habits. And habits create the future. It all starts with culture.
📷 PG 16 from “The Power of Positive Leadership”
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As We continue to battle through Covid-19 , suicide rates climb to a high. So before you bitch about not being able to do something you want to do. Try to reach out to a friend to say hello or smile to a stranger. Your actions go further than you think. #HelpOthers
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The #1 factor of success is Grit and the ultimate driver of Grit is love. If you don't love it you'll never work to become great at it.
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When building a team you want to build it with both talent and character. Don't just settle for talent. Talent without character is like a race car with no steering wheel. It looks great from the outside and drives fast but without something guiding it, a crash is very likely.
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Win or lose you will never regret working hard, making sacrifices, being disciplined, or focusing too much. Success is measured by what we have done to prepare for competition. – John Walton Smith


















