#arthurbrooks

[wmproprt]

Classic Stossel: Battle for the future

Sobering.

@JohnStossel on the state of the U.S. government 'take everything you've got,' from 2010.

Features @arthurbrooks, and his book, 'The Battle,' on the fight between Free Enterprise and big government.

[siennastewart2020]

U.S President Donald Trump attacked Nancy Pelosi as he came face to face with her for the first time since his impeachment acquittal. He alleged her of religious hypocrisy during attending a National Prayer Breakfast.

[lucycdot]

BUILD | EARN | SERVE What a beautiful way to define wealth. Authentic genuine and true, this is THE formula for living. It captures my heart and puts into words the spirit of the mission I’m on with ShineOn. If you’re on your own truth seeking mission to discover what you’ll build, how you’ll earn and who you’ll serve, message me anytime or follow the link in my bio to begin your journey. ❤️ #thepursuitmovie #wealth #serveothers #shineon #arthurbrooks https://www.instagram.com/p/B2PGYOpnCS_/?igshid=1fqtlxkb6u7e1

[laabmagazine]

New Edition of #PrinceofCats out from @imagecomics tomorrow, at your local comic book store. #RonaldWimberly #shakespeare #arthurbrooke #MatteoBandello #juliet (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/By2nK3LntAr/?igshid=2z84bmkes68g

[onlineantiques]

In 1869 Arthur Brooke, the son of a tea merchant, opened a tea shop in Manchester. That was the start of the Brooke Bond family of teas – including the famous Red Label – which are enjoyed around the world from Russia and India, to Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates. By 1957, Brooke Bond were perhaps the largest tea company in the world, selling one-third of the tea sipped in both Britain and India. Interestingly, while there was a Mr Brooke, there was no Mr Bond: the ‘Brooke Bond’ brand name was chosen because it signalled a ‘bond’ to its customers to provide reliable, high-quality tea. In the 21st century, Brooke Bond’s commitment to quality lives on. Brew lovers can now choose from a wide range of products including tea bags and loose tea in lots of tasty varieties. #brookebond #arthurbrooke #brookebondtea #teafortwo #advertising #tea #mancave #shopdisplay #windowdisplay #display #vintage #vintageadvertising #vintageshop #interior #mancaveideas #mancavestuff (at Brooke Bond Red Label) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cca52ygIdaS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[wavewavee]

Taking your own advice can be much harder than giving it out to others. But if you want to get happier, you need to listen to yourself, @arthurbrooks writes in this week’s “How to Build a Life”

[peresephoknee]

https://www.theatlantic.com/podcasts/archive/2021/10/howto-friendship-loneliness-arthurbrooks-vivekmurthy-happiness/620281/

[paulburkhart]

Dannng. I feel so exposed and seen by this @arthurbrooks piece on the physical and spritual aspects of sleep in @TheAtlantic. I am both discomfited and deeply encouraged to change in this area of my life. https://t.co/Gl4jXe4Wkk

Dannng. I feel so exposed and seen by this @arthurbrooks piece on the physical and spritual aspects of sleep in @TheAtlantic. I am both discomfited and deeply encouraged to change in this area of my life. https://t.co/Gl4jXe4Wkk

— Paul Burkhart (@PaulBurkhart_) Jun 17, 2021

from Twitter https://twitter.com/PaulBurkhart_ June 17, 2021 at 11:09AM

[instapicsil1]

@ArthurBrooks' last talk in Chicago as the President of @aei was themed around his new book, “Love Your Enemies,” that was released on March 12 (3/12, Chicago’s main area code), and given at The Chicago Club. The biggest issue dividing our country isn’t disagreement or anger, but rather contempt. A competition of ideas is good. Passion and caring is good. If we can rid contempt for each other, the country will be better off. I’m going to miss his talks and his ideas as he transitions over to teaching at Harvard. #AEILead https://ift.tt/2WIFaH0

[instapicsil2]

@ArthurBrooks' last talk in Chicago as the President of @aei was themed around his new book, “Love Your Enemies,” that was released on March 12 (3/12, Chicago’s main area code), and given at The Chicago Club. The biggest issue dividing our country isn’t disagreement or anger, but rather contempt. A competition of ideas is good. Passion and caring is good. If we can rid contempt for each other, the country will be better off. I’m going to miss his talks and his ideas as he transitions over to teaching at Harvard. #AEILead https://ift.tt/2WIFaH0

[stevejh1961]

A tweet

Only 22 percent of U.S. adults are on Twitter, and 80 percent of the tweets come from 10 percent of users. If you rely on Twitter for political information, you are being informed by ersatz pundits residing within 2.2 percent of the population. https://t.co/E2hh7aNmaj

— Arthur Brooks (@arthurbrooks) July 28, 2019

[ruseg]

via Twitter https://twitter.com/ruse

[stacyturner]

via Twitter https://twitter.com/Stacy_Turner

[germandejuana]

ramirp : RT jcanadellb: El CCatalaNegocis ja ho dèiem al 2012... Benvingut al sentir comú arthurbrooks …… https://t.co/UdLV12aOd3

ramirp : RT jcanadellb: El CCatalaNegocis ja ho dèiem al 2012... Benvingut al sentir comú arthurbrooks … https://t.co/3wVJRktvr7) http://pic.twitter.com/tGV6XxXlr9

— German d Juana DUI (@GermanDeJuana) May 20, 2017

via Twitter https://twitter.com/GermanDeJuana May 20, 2017 at 05:45PM

[a-portrait-of-a-lady]

I believe that poverty and opportunity are moral issues and must be addressed as such. Some of my fellow conservatives are hesitant to accept this. I hear pretty frequently that we should focus on economics and not morality. That is dead wrong and a false choice besides. Economic issues are moral issues. Americans are not materialists. The vast majority of Americans want public policies that are not merely economically efficient, but also morally just. Lifting vulnerable people up and giving everyone a chance to earn success is primarily a matter of compassion and fairness. And approximately 100 percent of Americans care about these things.… The time has come for the American right to reclaim the moral high ground and transform itself from a protest movement into a social movement We need to stop focusing just on what we are against and boldly proclaim what we stand for. We need to put forward a hopeful, optimistic governing agenda — one that focuses on improving the lives of all people, especially the most vulnerable, through authentically conservative policies. And if we want to win elections so we can do all this, we must remember how to speak in a way that reflects the moral bedrock of our cause. We must build a social movement that is dedicated to ensuring every citizen’s opportunity, regardless of his or her station in life, to pursue happiness and earn success. We must deputize every American as a hero on behalf of others who are being left behind. We must make our coalition the undisputed moral champion of fairness and compassion in American politics. This absolutely does not mean that we must shift leftward or soften our convictions. To the contrary, we must show the American people a new vision of compassion and fairness that is written on the conservative heart.

Arthur Brooks

I agree with Ben Sasse: Arthur Brooks for Speaker of the House.