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12 Essential Reminders to encourage us to live a life of empathy, kindness, and compassion, where everyone can grow and succeed together. 1. Grow without harming others - Your success doesn't have to come at someone else's expense. 2. Dream big without sabotaging others - Believe in your own potential without diminishing others. 3. Lift others up - Your rise to success doesn't require someone else's downfall. 4. Smile without shame - Find joy without belittling or embarrassing others. 5. Rise together - Celebrate others' successes and know that their achievements don't diminish yours. 6. True happiness comes from within - Don't seek joy in others' pain or misery. 7. Be mindful of your intentions - What you wish for others reflects your own character. 8. Be a positive influence - Inspire and uplift others with your presence. 9. Don't take pleasure in causing pain - Treat others with kindness and compassion. 10. Use your power wisely - Don...

In the midst of turmoil, I found my unshakeable anchor in God. He was my rock, my fortress, and my savior all at once. Whenever I felt overwhelmed, I would run to Him for refuge, knowing that He would protect me from harm. His presence was my shield, deflecting the arrows of adversity, and His power was the horn of my salvation, announcing victory over my struggles. In my darkest moments, I would cry out to the Lord, who is worthy of all praise and honor. And every time, He would deliver me from the clutches of my enemies - whether they were physical, emotional, or spiritual. He was my stronghold, my place of safety, and my guiding light in the darkness. Through every trial and tribulation, I learned to trust in God's unwavering love and protection. He was my rock, my foundation, and my salvation - and I knew that with Him by my side, I could face anything that came my way. ~ 𝓙𝓸𝓾𝓻𝓷𝓮𝔂 𝓸𝓯 𝓛𝓲𝓯𝓮 The Learning Hub 2024

GatesNotes GatesNotes The Clean Industrial Revolution is in London at the BE Summit A composite of climate-related imagery including industrial pipes, solar panels, a tractor in a field, steam from manufacturing, farmers harvesting crops, a crane on a construction site, windmills, a man holding a tablet in a field, and construction workers preparing rebar for concrete. By Bill Gates | June 25, 2024 The problems caused by climate change are often in the headlines. It’s less often that we hear about the progress being made in the fight against it. But through my investments and work with Breakthrough Energy, I’m lucky to have insight into a lot of the most exciting innovations—and the companies bringing them to life. At this year’s Breakthrough Energy Summit in London, over 100 of them have gathered to share the solutions they’ve been working on that are ready to get to work and tackle climate change today. They include: Window glass so energy efficient that it performs like a see-throug...

People are naturally drawn to the idea of having someone as special as you in their lives. They are captivated by your essence, mesmerized by the qualities that set you apart. But here's the truth: most people aren't used to rare. They find it unfamiliar, and they struggle to understand and appreciate it fully. This unfamiliarity often leads them to fall short in treating you with the respect and reverence you deserve. And that’s where they lose you. When you possess qualities that are rare and exceptional, you evoke a sense of awe and admiration. People are intrigued by your uniqueness, by the light you bring into their lives. They want to be close to you, to bask in your radiance. However, admiration alone is not enough. It requires a deep understanding and a genuine appreciation of your value, something that many are not equipped to provide. Being rare means that you see the world differently. You have a depth and complexity that many cannot fathom. Your perspectives are enr...

Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening BY ROBERT FROST Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though;   He will not see me stopping here    To watch his woods fill up with snow.    My little horse must think it queer    To stop without a farmhouse near    Between the woods and frozen lake    The darkest evening of the year.    He gives his harness bells a shake    To ask if there is some mistake.    The only other sound’s the sweep    Of easy wind and downy flake.    The woods are lovely, dark and deep,    But I have promises to keep,    And miles to go before I sleep,    And miles to go before I sleep. Book: The Poetry of Robert Frost: The Collected Poems  © The Learning Hub 2024

By Amy Colleen Parents who hustle, lend me your ears — for just a moment! Are you tired of reading aloud books that ramble on and on and on and on and on and — sorry. Do you ever wish your reading experience with your beloved child got to the point a little quicker? With these time-saving, common-sense edits to some library favorites, your reading experience will be a lot faster and far less frustrating, leaving you more time for whatever is more important than reading aloud to your child. How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World Making an apple pie is really very easy. First, buy all the ingredients at the market. Mix them well, bake, and serve. Unless, of course, the market happens to be closed. In that case, find another dang market in the next town. This is America. There’s a Walmart on every corner. Make your pie, see a tiny slice of life outside your own town’s bubble, and eat the pie. The End. Harold and the Purple Crayon One evening, after thinking it over for some time, Haro...

IMOGENE’S NOTEBOOK To My Black Sunflower Dress A poem Natalie Gasper Imogene’s Notebook Natalie Gasper Published in Imogene’s Notebook A ballerina in a white tutu, dancing in a field of sunflowers. Photo by chiến bá She threw you out before she knew you, before she saw the picture of us at my eighth-grade graduation, the first time I was brave enough to wear heels and walk down an aisle of my peers to accept an award. She doesn’t remember the late summer day when we went out to dinner and a movie with friends, including my first crush who told me I looked beautiful. All she remembers is the day my breasts grew bigger and my thighs got longer and my once-slender body no longer fit inside your petite frame. I must have been quite a sight to the Vietnam Vets, or maybe it was the Salvation Army, as I tore through every trash bag on our porch trying to find you, to rescue you as you once rescued me, my black sunflower dress, the first dress I ever loved. We never got to say goodbye, so give...

By Elia Juniana 1.If the people in your life aren't happy for you after a big win, then you need to find new people. Full stop. 2.People say opposites fall in love but the truth is relationship having same music tastes, food vibes and night life lasts longer. 3.Choosing a romantic partner isn't just about the romance-you're also choosinga confidant, counselor, career advisor, therapist, investor, teacher, travel buddy, roommate, best friend, and business partner. 4.The reason why you can see through some people is that they have what you used to be. 5.Most people don't care what you say, or do, most of the time. 6.No one is going to stand up at your funeral. Life is about loving people, not impressing them. 7.The longer you try to force what doesn't feel right, the longer you delay finding what does. © The Learning Hub 2023

For my most recent graduate course, I gleefully read Shakespeare’s King Lear. Unlike historical critics, who hated what Shakespeare did to a story that traditionally has a happy ending, I think King Lear rocks. Me having this level of enjoyment was not always the case. A poorly chosen assigned reading list turned me off of reading drama and and delayed my gratification by several years. I’m going to do through the assigned reading list for the Introduction to Reading Drama course and explain, if it’s not immediately obvious just by the titles, why picking these plays was a bad idea. To be clear, I loved my professor for the course. Adored her. I had taken a course before this one, and took courses from her after this. I hope if she ever sees this she laughs, because she was a very young professor at the time, and she learned so much that she became someone who teaches other professors how to teach. I’m lucky that I got her while she was brilliant but fresh-faced and just starting out. ...