Gary Vay-Ner-Chuk on Instagram: "This isn’t about dream 💭 crushing .. this is about the power of self awareness and humility … don’t put entrepreneurship on a pedestal … now this doesn’t mean don’t go try things .. so many should try things … but don’t create ideologies that are grounded in delusion. If you have never sold anything or made money from an idea ever in your life at 34 and you’ve been … THINKING ABOUT IT … it’s likely they you aren’t an entrepreneur and guess what .. that’s ALL RIG

Philosophy Officer on Instagram: "ITS NOT THAT BAD I don’t think there will ever be an instance where people are completely satisfied with the way a society is run. Wherever you go people will complain about how bad things are being run, how things are getting worse, how it’s never been this bad. Let me give you a sliver of hope though. WAR Genocides, wars, conflicts and so on are constantly on the news. It would seem like more and more people are dying from wars. It’s on the news all the time,

The Family UK 🇬🇧 on Instagram: "I always hate to talk about the reality of living with chronic illness…not because it doesn’t matter, but because so few people truly understand. The truth is, most people only want to hear the sugarcoated version - the miracle recoveries, the happy endings, the “you’re so strong” stories that make them feel comfortable. But real life with chronic illness isn’t a straight line to healing. It’s a wild, unpredictable rollercoaster…with moments of hope followed by

Atlasthan on Instagram: "When a man loves, his first instinct is to protect, not possess. He’ll take the pain, carry the weight, and still smile — just so his people feel peace. You’ll never know the sacrifices he makes in silence. The trauma he hides, the fights he never mentions. Because his loyalty isn’t loud — it’s in the way he shows up. Every. Single. Time. It’s not about being the strongest. It’s about being the shield when the world turns cold. That’s the truth about real men — They don’

WASTED on Instagram: "🤣 (via @anwar) Being short often means navigating the world from a slightly different perspective—both literally and socially. Everyday tasks like reaching the top shelf, seeing over crowds, or buying clothes that fit properly can become small but constant reminders of one’s height. In group settings, short people may be underestimated or not taken as seriously, especially in professional or competitive environments where height is often subconsciously associated with auth