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I’m Yoseline—22 with a playful charm and a daring edge.

Ready to explore life’s wild side with me?
awlive.info/YoselineBennett

I live for excitement, passion, and the thrill of deep connections. Confidence is my signature, but don’t mistake it for arrogance—I’m as sweet as I am bold, always balancing a little mischief with irresistible charm.

#PlayfulCharm#Confidence#Fearless
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Futurist Jim Carroll

"Whatever it takes. That has to be your mindset." - Futurist Jim Carroll

Many people seem to be engineered to give up too easily. Pack it in. Move on before the hard work. Never give what it takes. Abandon the effort. Never do what it takes.

The question is - why?

People seem to understand what success requires, yet consistently fail to take the necessary actions.

What's behind this attitude? 

Comfortable complacency. Too many get trapped in what I call the "good enough zone" - where they're just comfortable enough to resist real change, but not successful enough to thrive. This dangerous complacency is like a slow-acting poison in today's rapid-change environment.

A "not-my-problem' attitude. Too many people see the need for change but respond with "not my department" or "not my responsibility." This abandonment of responsibility creates a paradox: everyone sees the problem, but no one takes action.

Fear is the default setting. People are too scared to move and choose inaction as a strategy, mistaking it for prudence. But here's the reality: in 2025, the risk of doing nothing far outweighs the risk of action.

A lack of confidence. A lot of people have convinced themselves they can't adapt or master new realities. They've created their glass ceilings, limiting their potential before even trying.

Here's the stark reality: Success requires more than just knowing what to do - it demands the courage to do it. You need to move beyond understanding to action, beyond planning to execution, beyond fear to calculated risk-taking.

Here's the thought you need to plant in your mind - the future doesn't belong to the smartest or the strongest - it belongs to those willing to do whatever it takes to succeed.

So how do you do that?

Here's my list.

**#Persistence** **#Innovation** **#Growth** **#Action** **#Resilience** **#Speed** **#Commitment** **#Excellence** **#Fearless** **#Breakthrough**

Original post: jimcarroll.com/2025/02/daily-i

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Greg Johnson

William Secker was a Puritan minister in the Church of England. Here he comments on James 1:27. He insists that the flames of piety must be accompanied with an intense charity towards others.

Do we not often hear today that we must not let the cares of the world, especially the cares of others, to quench the flames of piety towards God?

How can you practice undefiled religion?

WILLIAM SECKER (d. 1681?) Christianity: as exemplified in the conduct of its sincere professors "Pure religion, and undefiled before God and the Father, is this: to visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world. The flames of piety towards God must be accompanied with the incense of charity towards man."
#christian#faith#fearless
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