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Happy Monday everyone. Just wanted to share my four words to move my life forward today:

Patience, Discipline, Clarity, Resilience

1. Patience - Success takes time. Patience can remind you to endure the temporary discomfort as you work toward your future.

2. Discipline - Maintaining discipline helps you consistently put in the work needed, even when it's hard or uninspiring.

3. Clarity - Keep refining your vision for a stable income outside of your current job, so each step you take brings you closer to it.

4. Resilience - Resilience will help you handle setbacks and keep going even when the path feels challenging.

Staying in my 9-to-5 until I build a stable income outside of it. Patience reminds me progress takes time, discipline keeps me consistent, clarity keeps my goals in sight, and resilience keeps me moving forward.

To anyone ready for a change: stay focused. Your time is coming.

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Happy Monday evening awesome people! ✨

Just checking in to say hello to all of you from me and my dog, Pompom.

Song: "Taste" - Cover by Shaun Riley Originally by: Sabrina Carpenter

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TGIF, friends! 🌟 Jumping into the weekend vibes early because midnight's close and it'll soon be Saturday here!

…and as the stars light up the night sky, here's to hoping your weekend is as bright and full of wonder as this view. May luck and blessings find you wherever you are. Enjoy the peace, embrace the night, and let's recharge for the adventures ahead! ✨🚀

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Today’s question from Steven:

My name is Steven Musielski the last name is pronounced (muh-shell-ski) @stevenmusielski on X (formerly Twitter) where I met Kasper. Today as I talk to family offices and CEO's of companies and I picture the brighter future that can be created through family offices and business and yes it encourages me. Why? I picture a world that is more encouraging.

Kasper, what is encouraging you today?

My goal of working remotely from home is what encourages me today! I did it many years ago and I’m starting all over again. There really are no shortcuts, we have to start from small, invest time, be smart and patiently grow. Beware of influencers that promise big returns in a short period of time.

Hello everyone! It’s really nice to be back and I was surprised how Tumblr has evolved! Thank you Steven Musielski for allowing me to post and answer your questions here. Have a wonderful day to all! 🙏🏼✨🚀🌛

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When I think of thankfulness, I picture a world where people show appreciation in their everyday lives. I imagine warm smiles, heartfelt thank-you notes, and genuine connections between friends and family. It reminds me of communities coming together to celebrate each other’s successes and support one another. Thankfulness creates a positive atmosphere, encouraging kindness and collaboration, which can lead to a more compassionate and connected world.

In the context of social media, it’s interesting how we can express gratitude through our posts and interactions, even if we don’t see smiles in person. A simple comment or a supportive repost can spread positivity and build connections, showing that thankfulness can thrive online, too.

Thank you, Steven, for reaching out to me and asking me this question.

From Steven Musielski

"The question I have right now: Today I am picturing a world with more thankfulness in it as I am reaching out to CEO's and to family offices and today as I am reading a few news releases that I see as being very good for the world. When I say thankfulness what do you picture? "

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i won't go anywhere. i'm just sitting at home alone spending time on my computer. come find me.

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How about this playlist as substitute to BZD? #anxietytreatment #followmy #spotifyplaylist

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Happy labor day! ;)

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CBC Download: Allen and Violet Large

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Six burning questions for Billy Corgan

1. In the past two years, you’ve re-engaged with music, once more releasing records and touring as the Smashing Pumpkins. What brought on that change?

I went to spiritual rehab. I had to figure out what was really bothering me because I was taking it out on music, or the crowds, or myself. That’s not the right place for it. There are times where it has a compelling artistic use, but year on year if you’re sour, it wears on you.

2. How would you define your outlook during those dark years?

In the past, I would wake up and all I could think about was how I got f—-ed over, how less-talented people got that show or magazine cover. One day I woke up and realised, ‘I’m in the 0.001 percentile. What am I doing?’ There was just this slow shift to taking control of my own perspective, and I had to let go of certain things.

3. You started pursuing a music career at the age of 17 and now you’re 45. How do you approach your career in 2012?

There was a certain illumination that came in terms of knowing there was a certain amount of years to go, and how did I want to do it? It was very resolved. I had my choices. I chose to get back out there.

4. Two decades ago, the Smashing Pumpkins were integral to the rise of grunge rock. Will we ever see another musical movement that powerful and transformative?

The next Beatles, the next grunge, won’t come from the Western world. It will come from a place that has a comparative innocence about music and the media: India, China, or Saharan Africa. We’ve shot all those bullets, and now those revolutions are happening in electronic music.

5. The Smashing Pumpkins were a very heavy band, in the studio and in concert, but does that interest you now?

Dynamically, we don’t think it has the same visceral impact it once did. How we created emotional detail on [new album] Oceania was to remove some of the heaviness. When we did it in ‘93, you could feel the room go, ”Whoa”, and people would physically react. Now it doesn’t punch them in the sternum like it used to.

6. How is your memoir progressing?

I’m about three-quarters of the way through the first draft, but I keep retooling the language. I’m trying to write a spiritual memoir from the viewpoint of someone who’s had a big life. It’s really hard to go back into parts of your life that are uncomfortable. It’s difficult because I don’t process reality in a normal way.

Taken from SMH 

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Dig - Believe

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Foo Fighters - Aurora

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Len - Steal My Sunshine

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Patty Smyth - The Warrior

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Guster - Demons (live in Providence, RI)