#Mindsests

[aimeimagi-nation]

Case Study: AIME Becomes the First JOY Corps Enacting the 7 Levers

AIME has pioneered youth mentoring and is recognized for its innovative approach to mentoring. Now, a systems change lab AIME operates in 52 countries. Challenge: In 2020, AIME faced the challenge of aligning its global organizational values with the emerging challenges due to the global pandemic. As AIME adapted, the origins of the JOY Corps model powered by AIME began to emerge. The JOY Corps…

[pierdutaintimpsispatiu]

you know whay i find interestingly annoying? the societal views on women in easter europe (or is it just romania?). like, "the men are the providors, they bring in the money and do the "hard" work around the house and protect while women stay safely inside and birth and teach the kids and tends the house" clashes heavily with women in the workforce during the communism regime who brought back money just the same and lived on their own without a man in the house when displaced to work in fabrics based not on their preferences or wants, but necessity and how many women roll their eyes and say "we let men think they're in charge, that's our power, but we're the ones who manage the finances and lead the household" and so on and forth and men usually don't deny bcs it is kinda true, at least in here, that's how people see the world. so how have these two battleing mindsests came together and how do they survive side by side?

[dykemcqueen]

people who have a disdain for kids and/or complain about children in public spaces really need to interrogate that. it's such a self-centered capitalistic mindsest to hate the "inconvenience" and "disruption" of real people who are starting with a completely blank slate of the world and being brought up (for the most part) by extremely damaged, unregulated parents, in an environment that does not consider their needs at all. it's a social problem and if you have issues with kids you should not put it on the kids or even the parents but with the way our world (and particularly the US) works.

[quotemeoncequotemetwice]

“My passport just identifies me; my behavior shows my real identity.”

― Rodolfo Peon

[sk-lumen]

Nobody else can decide what's best for you; only you can.

Nobody else can tell you what to do, what path to follow, than yourself.

Nobody else can tell you what's the right choice, because it doesn't exist. There is no right and wrong, there is only what's right for you, and you are the only judge for that. Stop giving your power away by seeking validation, empowerment and reassurance from others. It will always be an unstable foundation, built upon and depending on the non-stop external "support" from others. The strongest character is built on a foundation of self-validation, self-reassurance - in short, when you know your own strengths, weaknesses, desires, goals, your own shadows and highlights, and you know them well - then you already know your place in the world, and you're no longer subject to every external influence.

[yandere-daydreams]

oh, don't mind me, just crafting the perfect❤️ darling using necromancy

tw - non-consensual touching, dehumanization, toxic mindsests, self-sacrificing behavior, reader has an existential criss because their creator was too horny to remember to make them horny, too.

I think it’d be really difficult, being made for someone.

You’re a person, but you’re not a person. You’re conscious, but it’s not your own consciousness, it doesn’t belong to you, not really. It belongs to someone else, someone who wasn’t using it, someone who gave it to your creator, who then gave it to you, in return. You should really be more grateful than you are, for that. They didn’t have to put so much effort into you, not really. They didn’t have to make your skin so soft or your eyes so bright, they didn’t have to let you run when you’re happy or sneeze when you’re sick or shiver in the cold, not when all of those are so unnecessary to the domestic purpose you serve. You’ve seen their other creations, the make-shift people who shamble around your home, sticking to shadows and freezing-up whenever you try to start a conversation and receiving such cruel treatment from your creator, but they’re less specific, less idealized, crafted to serve a purpose rather than to be a purpose, rather than to be a person. You were made to be perfect. That’s what your creator always says, when you ask them. You are perfect.

That’s why you have to greet your creator at the door, when they come home from helping other people and making perfect people, just like you. That’s why you have to smile, even when you don’t want to, why you have to stay on your best behavior and sit in their lap and try not to lean away, when their hands start to wander and they decide they want to admire the product of all of their hard work. It’s your responsibility to let them, even if they made your lips so bruisable and your tears so easy to provoke. It’s your responsibility to pretend you don’t mind. It’s your responsibility to take in all the negative sensations, all the bad thoughts they gave you the privilege of having, and push them away. It’s the least you could do, really.

You don’t belong to them, but you do, everything you’re made of does. They don’t own you, you can think for yourself and exist on your own, but you’d be betraying them if you said that out loud. They made you to be the perfect companion, the perfect lover, and if you choose to be something that isn’t their lover, then you wouldn’t be perfect. You’d be another mistake, another trial, another broken creation. You’d be flawed. A waste of resources, a collection of scraps, a broken toy that means nothing to your creator because you’re not what they made you to be. You’re not perfect. You don’t love them, so you’re not perfect.

And if you’re not perfect, then why would they bother trying to love you? 

[riichardwilson]

How to Embrace a Competitors Mindset to Grow Your Business

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Marketing Podcast with Jake Thompson

In this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, I interview Jake Thompson Chief Encouragement Officer at Compete Every Day.

Through Jake’s experience as an athlete, entrepreneur, and speaker, he has learned how we can be move closer to the career, health, and life we desire by changing just a few of our choices each day. He believes it’s the small shifts in our focus & daily actions that allow us to build a winning mindsest – and a winning life.

Jake is passionate about helping driven people – from employees to CEO’s, college athletes to high school students – cultivate their winning mindset to build their grit, embrace accountability, and pursue greatness in every endeavor.

Questions I ask Jake Thompson:

Is there a potential that people will misinterpret the message?

How much has your message turned to the mental game of the competition at every level?

Have you done any work with schools?

What you’ll learn if you give a listen:

Why Compete Every Day: The Not-So-Secret Secret to Winning at Work and Life

How to success through influencers

How entrepreneurship is a roller coaster ride and the benefit of reframing/ refocusing day by day

More about Jake Thompson:

To learn more about Compete Every Day

Connect with Jake on social channels, all handles are @competeeveryday

Like this show? Click on over and give us a review on iTunes, please!

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How to Embrace a Competitors Mindset to Grow Your Business

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android |

Marketing Podcast with Jake Thompson

In this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, I interview Jake Thompson Chief Encouragement Officer at Compete Every Day.

Through Jake’s experience as an athlete, entrepreneur, and speaker, he has learned how we can be move closer to the career, health, and life we desire by changing just a few of our choices each day. He believes it’s the small shifts in our focus & daily actions that allow us to build a winning mindsest – and a winning life.

Jake is passionate about helping driven people – from employees to CEO’s, college athletes to high school students – cultivate their winning mindset to build their grit, embrace accountability, and pursue greatness in every endeavor.

Questions I ask Jake Thompson:

Is there a potential that people will misinterpret the message?

How much has your message turned to the mental game of the competition at every level?

Have you done any work with schools?

What you’ll learn if you give a listen:

Why Compete Every Day: The Not-So-Secret Secret to Winning at Work and Life

How to success through influencers

How entrepreneurship is a roller coaster ride and the benefit of reframing/ refocusing day by day

More about Jake Thompson:

To learn more about Compete Every Day

Connect with Jake on social channels, all handles are @competeeveryday

Like this show? Click on over and give us a review on iTunes, please!

This episode of the Duct Tape marketing agency Podcast is brought to you by .site.

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Now you have the power to change this. You can get the exact domain name that you want on new domain extensions such as .site. It is short, it is simple-to-understand and it literally means “website” so it’s perfect for any website that you might be building.

In fact, I got myself www.selfreliance.site where I talk about my book ‘The Self Reliant Entrepreneur’ and share content to help people become self-reliant in their entrepreneurial journey.

You too can get your very own .site domain for as low as $1.99. Visit www.get.site. Search for your unique .site domain and use code ‘selfreliance’ to get 50% off on your domain purchase.

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How to Embrace a Competitors Mindset to Grow Your Business

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android |

Marketing Podcast with Jake Thompson

In this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, I interview Jake Thompson Chief Encouragement Officer at Compete Every Day.

Through Jake’s experience as an athlete, entrepreneur, and speaker, he has learned how we can be move closer to the career, health, and life we desire by changing just a few of our choices each day. He believes it’s the small shifts in our focus & daily actions that allow us to build a winning mindsest – and a winning life.

Jake is passionate about helping driven people – from employees to CEO’s, college athletes to high school students – cultivate their winning mindset to build their grit, embrace accountability, and pursue greatness in every endeavor.

Questions I ask Jake Thompson:

Is there a potential that people will misinterpret the message?

How much has your message turned to the mental game of the competition at every level?

Have you done any work with schools?

What you’ll learn if you give a listen:

Why Compete Every Day: The Not-So-Secret Secret to Winning at Work and Life

How to success through influencers

How entrepreneurship is a roller coaster ride and the benefit of reframing/ refocusing day by day

More about Jake Thompson:

To learn more about Compete Every Day

Connect with Jake on social channels, all handles are @competeeveryday

Like this show? Click on over and give us a review on iTunes, please!

This episode of the Duct Tape marketing agency Podcast is brought to you by .site.

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Now you have the power to change this. You can get the exact domain name that you want on new domain extensions such as .site. It is short, it is simple-to-understand and it literally means “website” so it’s perfect for any website that you might be building.

In fact, I got myself www.selfreliance.site where I talk about my book ‘The Self Reliant Entrepreneur’ and share content to help people become self-reliant in their entrepreneurial journey.

You too can get your very own .site domain for as low as $1.99. Visit www.get.site. Search for your unique .site domain and use code ‘selfreliance’ to get 50% off on your domain purchase.

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How to Embrace a Competitors Mindset to Grow Your Business

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Marketing Podcast with Jake Thompson

In this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, I interview Jake Thompson Chief Encouragement Officer at Compete Every Day.

Through Jake’s experience as an athlete, entrepreneur, and speaker, he has learned how we can be move closer to the career, health, and life we desire by changing just a few of our choices each day. He believes it’s the small shifts in our focus & daily actions that allow us to build a winning mindsest – and a winning life.

Jake is passionate about helping driven people – from employees to CEO’s, college athletes to high school students – cultivate their winning mindset to build their grit, embrace accountability, and pursue greatness in every endeavor.

Jake’s latest book Compete Every Day: The Not-So-Secret Secret to Winning at Work and Life is available September 1, 2020 and can be pre-ordered today.

Questions I ask Jake Thompson:

Is there a potential that people will misinterpret the message?

How much has your message turned to the mental game of the competition at every level?

Have you done any work with schools?

What you’ll learn if you give a listen:

Why Compete Every Day: The Not-So-Secret Secret to Winning at Work and Life

How to success through influencers

How entrepreneurship is a roller coaster ride and the benefit of reframing/ refocusing day by day

More about Jake Thompson:

To learn more about Compete Every Day

Connect with Jake on social channels, all handles are @competeeveryday

Like this show? Click on over and give us a review on iTunes, please!

This episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast is brought to you by .site.

Have you ever tried looking for a domain name? Chances are that the first few options you tried were not available. You are not alone!

Now you have the power to change this. You can get the exact domain name that you want on new domain extensions such as .site. It is short, it is simple-to-understand and it literally means “website” so it’s perfect for any website that you might be building.

In fact, I got myself www.selfreliance.site where I talk about my book ‘The Self Reliant Entrepreneur’ and share content to help people become self-reliant in their entrepreneurial journey.

You too can get your very own .site domain for as low as $1.99. Visit www.get.site. Search for your unique .site domain and use code ‘selfreliance’ to get 50% off on your domain purchase.

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[unlistedparadise]

I had finally thought you realized what you had Infront of you the whole time was what you wanted. Although it was only one week, it was one week where I felt the year and a half I spent on you were with it. We were finally a couple , you said I love you. But it took you a week to cheat. A week to break my heart. A week to realise you couldn’t do it. Not having the right mindsest is understandable but to push me away because it’s easier for me to hate you than love you is not. ‘I can’t do it right now’ what commit? Or like me? We both need space but please don’t find anyone else.

[aimeimagi-nation]

2nd year as Co-CEO at the beginning of the 10 year countdown

As a 2nd year co-CEO at AIME, working alongside the founder Jack for the past two years has been a leadership journey. Jack founded AIME nearly 20 years ago with a mission to bring equity to traditionally marginalized communities. As an organization, we have also set a 10-year countdown to the intentional death of AIME. Jack made the keynote announcement at the HumanKind\/KindHuman Festival in…

[markgreeley576]

Vaughn Gittin Jr’s. All Carbon Fiber Mustang RTR-C For Sale [Video]

Engine swaps, after-market parts and paint jobs have become fairly common practice in elevating a car to the next level. However, when every part counts you can’t overlook anything, even if it means completely replacing the body, which is exactly what Vaughn Gittin Jr. did with his 2010 Ford Mustang RTR- C.

In order to shed weight off the Mustang Vaughn and the RTR team hand built the car entirely of carbon fiber reducing its weight by 500 pounds. “We wanted to show the forward-thinking mindsest of the brand in the form of one of the most functional and bad ass looking Mustangs of all time,” said Vaughn. “Bad ass looking” is an understatement as the team went to extremes taking cues from the Pagani Zonda making sure all the carbon fiber weaves line up.

Beneath the carbon fiber upgrades are some performance upgrades contributing to the 550hp output of the RTR-C. The 4.6-liter V8 features a Ford Racing Supercharger, Ford Racing mufflers and American Racing headers all boost the performance while the $25,000 a set one-off HRE wheels add to the handling and style.

Crossing the block this weekend at Barrett-Jackson some lucky bidder will be able to take home not just an amazing Mustang, but one of Vaughn’s favorite cars. “This car is the first special vehicle ever built by RTR,” said Vaughn. “I personally signed off on every single part this is on this vehicle and enjoyed putting every single one – of the very few miles it has – on it.”

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