#Jeff Bezos Success

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Jeff Bezos's Net Worth in 2024

Explore Jeff Bezos’s Net Worth in 2024, featuring an in-depth breakdown of his salary—revealing the precise figure that shapes his wealth and also career highlights, income sources, investments, personal life, and prospects. It effectively delves into Jeff Bezos’s background, achievements, and challenges and provides valuable insights into his financial journey.  Gain unparalleled insights into…

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It takes time

Nothing starts the way it finishes.

Nothing that matters, anyway.

The important things in life start off unimpressive, unnoticed, unimportant. And then slowly grow and change – almost imperceptibly at times.

We love the idea of the quick fix, the flash of inspiration, the overnight success.

But reality is more like the old quote (one that’s been attributed to Jeff Bezos, Tom Clancy, and a dozen other people) – “overnight success takes about 10 years.” At least.

That’s how life really works. And that’s the principle that Jesus is showing us in today’s Gospel.

It’s a truth that’s easy to see. And hard to live with.

Especially when it comes to the things that really matter to us. Whether we’re trying to improve our health, battle an addiction, build a relationship, get out of debt, or just trying to be better human beings.

It’s not going to happen overnight. It takes time.

And that gets frustrating. Because it’s more than just slow going.

For most of us, it’s not a straight line, a steady rise over time. More like two steps forward-one step back. On a good day.

The point of Jesus’ parables about the mustard seed and the yeast? That God knows this about us.

God knows that we’re not always going to get it right. That sometimes we get stuck. Sometimes we head off in the wrong direction.

And even if we are headed in the right direction, sometimes it looks like nothing is happening.

God knows this about us. All of it.

But there’s something that you and I need to know about God.

God loves you enough to wait for you. And God loves you too much to let you to struggle alone.

It’s why God will always help you pick up the pieces and try again. If you’ll let Him.

If you’ve ever wondered why the Sacrament of Reconciliation is infinitely repeatable, this is why.

Even if you’ve lost track of it all. Even if it looks like nothing will ever change. Even if you’ve given up – on you, on God, or both.

God is calling you to start again. With Him.

Because God knows that the important things in life start off unimpressive, unnoticed, unimportant.

And God loves you too much to give up on you.

Today’s Readings

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I don’t know who needs to hear this tonight, but you are amazing

You are dope

You passion aims to inspire others

You have the solution

You got this, don’t give up

Stay uncomfortable because greater is coming!

Now share this because this could save someone, right now!

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*Inspiring Insight from Jeff Bezos**: The Power of Creativity and Boldness in Shaping the Future 🌟"

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"why do billionaires care about making more money when they're set for life and they could literally improve the lives of millions-"

Have you ever seen the show succession?

Watch the show succession and then maybe you'll understand how fucked up these people are.

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The final shot of Tom and Shiv in the car, together, but maybe not on the same page, with her hand resting on his so coldly, is a stunning image to close this chapter of their story. You are known for your impressive hand work in Pride and Prejudice. Did you and Sarah Snook discuss what you would do with your hands?

I think it was the stage direction of Jesse’s. Tom just offers a hand and she just quite regally and coldly places hers on his. I think it’s quite a restrained little moment and I think we sort of shot it as it was written. Tom’s not lording it over her, but I think they’re both quite, I don’t know—it was just a really sort of chilly scene. It’s full of a lot of stuff, which you always play and then you allow the audience to project [their thoughts] onto the scene. Jesse wrote this brilliant bit in the stage direction. He wrote, as they drive off in their SUV, they’re “two bombs being transported.” That’s all you need as an actor, the rest is your imagination.

- Matthew Macfadyen Breaks Down the Succession Series Finale by Shannon Carlin

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who the hell wrote this

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Empowering Role Models: Inspirational Figures to Guide Your Career Journey

Elon Musk – CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, known for his innovations in the electric car industry and space exploration. Oprah Winfrey – Media mogul, television host, producer, and philanthropist, recognized for her influential talk show and media empire. Cristiano Ronaldo – Professional soccer player, widely regarded as one of the greatest footballers of all time, with a massive global fan…

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Achieving Success: Embracing Risks and Confronting Failure

Success is a journey marked by challenges, uncertainties, and the courage to step into the unknown. At the heart of this journey lies the willingness to embrace risks and confront failure head-on. In this blog, we will explore the essential role of risk-taking in achieving success, examining real-world examples that illustrate the transformative power of facing adversity. “In order to succeed,…

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Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, has indeed been involved in an extraordinary journey from building Amazon to venturing into space travel with his company Blue Origin. In this video, we'll discuss the story of Jeff Bezos and his extraordinary story of how he founded Amazon and helped to launch the space race. 👉 Subscribe to our channel to stay tuned: https://www.youtube.com/@LimitLessTec...

Jeff Bezos, born Jeffrey Preston Jorgensen on January 12, 1964, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a well-known entrepreneur and the founder of Amazon.com one of the world's largest and most successful online retail and technology companies. His life story is one of remarkable innovation and business success. Jeff Bezos founded Amazon in 1994, initially as an online bookstore. His vision was to create an "everything store" where customers could find and purchase any item online. Over the years, Amazon expanded its offerings to include a wide range of products, services, and technologies, becoming one of the world's largest and most influential e-commerce companies. In 2000, Jeff Bezos founded Blue Origin, a privately-funded aerospace manufacturer and spaceflight services company. Blue Origin's mission is to make space travel more accessible and affordable. The company focuses on developing technologies to enable commercial space travel and exploration.

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Gist of Master Your Morning (vol.3)

Many highly successful people use their mornings to prepare their minds and bodies to supercharge their daily activities.

Many highly successful people use their mornings to prepare their minds and bodies to supercharge their daily activities. For example, four-time tennis grand slam champion Naomi Osaka starts her day by focusing on her nutrition and motivation with a high-nutrition breakfast smoothie with uplifted music. The critical question about your priority is, “What crucial aspect of my life requires more…

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 Is Cryptocurrency dead in 2023?

Unveiling the Future of Cryptocurrency: A Paradigm Shift in 2023

LEARN WHAT IS CRYPTO MININING

 Introduction: Embracing the Rise of Crypto

In an ever-evolving digital landscape, the world of cryptocurrency has emerged as a transformative force. With its decentralized nature and potential for financial independence, crypto has gained significant attention from individuals, investors, and businesses alike. As we dive into the future of cryptocurrency in 2023, we explore the dynamic changes and groundbreaking developments that have reshaped the industry, debunking any notions of its demise.

 The Crypto Revolution: Unveiling the Truth

 The Resilience of Crypto in the Face of Adversity

Contrary to sensationalist claims, the death of cryptocurrency is far from reality. In fact, the resilience and adaptability of crypto have become more evident than ever before. The industry has weathered various storms, including regulatory challenges and market fluctuations. This resilience is rooted in the underlying technology of blockchain, which has proven its robustness and ability to withstand adversities.

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5 Tips for Creating Intimidating Antagonists

Antagonists, whether people, the world, an object, or something else are integral to giving your story stakes and enough conflict to challenge your character enough to change them. Today I’m just going to focus on people antagonists because they are the easiest to do this with!

1. Your antagonist is still a character

While sure, antagonists exist in the story to combat your MC and make their lives and quest difficult, they are still characters in the story—they are still people in the world.

Antagonists lacking in this humanity may land flat or uninteresting, and it’s more likely they’ll fall into trope territory.

You should treat your antagonists like any other character. They should have goals, objectives, flaws, backstories, etc. (check out my character creation stuff here). They may even go through their own character arc, even if that doesn’t necessarily lead them to the ‘good’ side.

Really effective antagonists are human enough for us to see ourselves in them—in another universe, we could even be them.

2. They’re… antagonistic

There’s two types of antagonist. Type A and Type B. Type A antagonist’s have a goal that is opposite the MC’s. Type B’s goal is the same as the MC’s, but their objectives contradict each other.

For example, in Type A, your MC wants to win the contest, your antagonist wants them to lose.

In Type B, your MC wants to win the contest, and your antagonist wants to win the same contest. They can’t both win, so the way they get to their goal goes against each other.

A is where you get your Draco Malfoy’s, other school bullies, or President Snow’s (they don’t necessarily want what the MC does, they just don’t want them to have it.)

B is where you get the other Hunger Games contestants, or any adventure movie where the villain wants the secret treasure that the MCs are also hunting down. They want the same thing.

3. They have well-formed motivations

While we as the writers know that your antagonist was conceptualized to get in the way of the MC, they don’t know that. To them, they exist separate from the MC, and have their own reasons for doing what they do.

In Type A antagonists, whatever the MC wants would be bad for them in some way—so they can’t let them have it. For example, your MC wants to destroy Amazon, Jeff Bezos wants them not to do that. Why not? He wants to continue making money. To him, the MC getting what they want would take away something he has.

Other motivations could be: MC’s success would take away an opportunity they want, lose them power or fame or money or love, it could reveal something harmful about them—harming their reputation. It could even, in some cases, cause them physical harm.

This doesn’t necessarily have to be true, but the antagonist has to believe it’s true. Such as, if MC wins the competition, my wife will leave me for them. Maybe she absolutely wouldn’t, but your antagonist isn’t going to take that chance anyway.

In Type B antagonists, they want the same thing as the MC. In this case, their motivations could be literally anything. They want to win the competition to have enough money to save their family farm, or to prove to their family that they can succeed at something, or to bring them fame so that they won’t die a ‘nobody’.

They have a motivation separate from the MC, but that pesky protagonist keeps getting in their way.

4. They have power over the MC

Antagonists that aren’t able to combat the MC very well aren’t very interesting. Their job is to set the MC back, so they should be able to impact their journey and lives. They need some sort of advantage, privilege, or power over the MC.

President Snow has armies and the force of his system to squash Katniss. She’s able to survive through political tension and her own army of rebels, but he looms an incredibly formidable foe.

Your antagonist may be more wealthy, powerful, influential, intelligent, or skilled. They may have more people on their side. They are superior in some way to the protagonist.

5. And sometimes they win

Leading from the last point, your antagonists need wins. They need to get their way sometimes, which means your protagonist has to lose. You can do a bit of a trade off that allows your protagonist to lose enough to make a formidable foe out of their antagonist, but still allows them some progress using Fortunately, Unfortunately.

It goes like… Fortunately, MC gets accepted into the competition. Unfortunately, the antagonist convinces the rest of the competitors to hate them. Fortunately, they make one friend. Unfortunately, their first entry into the competition gets sabotaged. Fortunately, they make it through the first round anyway, etc. etc.

An antagonist that doesn’t do any antagonizing isn’t very interesting, and is completely pointless in their purpose to heighten stakes and create conflict for your protagonist to overcome. We’ll probably be talking about antagonists more soon!

Anything I missed?

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The Unbelievable Success Story of Jeff Bezos : With 10 Lessons

Jeff Bezos is one of the most successful entrepreneurs and business magnates of our time. He is widely recognized as the founder and CEO of Amazon, the world’s largest online retailer. Bezos is also known for his innovation, risk-taking, and pioneering spirit in the tech industry. His success story is nothing short of inspiring, and it serves as a testament to the power of persistence,…