Amazing High Tea on the Central Coast - Kelana by Kayla
Tucked away in most easterly cove of Terrigal beach the cafe is on some prime real estate. Our experience at the cove, amazing high tea on the central coast| Kelana by Kayla
When the air is thick with anger, and division hums louder than truth, I ask myself: When did tenderness become naïve? When did compassion go out of style? We scroll past suffering, argue louder than we listen, forget that every voice comes from another human body breathing, breaking, hoping. And I wonder, What if the bravest act now is not to win, But to soften? Not to prove, but to understand? Peace is not weakness. It is the strength to pause before striking. Love is not indulgence. It is...| Inspired Purpose Partners
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Tucked away in most easterly cove of Terrigal beach the cafe is on some prime real estate. Our experience at the cove, amazing high tea on the central coast| Kelana by Kayla
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In fields dominated by men, changing the rules often means rewriting them from scratch. For decades, women in design didn’t just face the challenge of expressing a creative vision, they had to fight for their ideas to be seen, heard, and taken seriously. Many were excluded from professional networks, left out of museum collections, or […] The post Female designers we should be talking about more, and why appeared first on Talented Ladies Club.| Talented Ladies Club
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A secret report from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) paints a dire picture of Canada’s future — one where economic collapse, declining living standards, and widespread civil unrest are no longer a hypothetical.| Metallicman
A visit to a high school writing class reminded me how to reignite creativity through play, laughter, and the freedom to imagine again.| Colleen M. Story
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Bali Itinerary for 10 days, is it enough? Bali is easily the most popular island in Indonesia, and maybe even Asia! With its beautiful locals, tasty cuisine, fascinating culture, stellar accommodation and the relaxed beachy vibe, it’s no wonder why tourists flock to this island paradise! 10 days is the perfect amount of time for... The post The Perfect Bali Itinerary for 10 Days- Travel Guide for your First Time in 2025 appeared first on Kelana by Kayla.| Kelana by Kayla
Whether you're an adrenaline junky, avid hiker, foodie or nature lover, you will fall in love with New Zealand’s South Island! This photo diary will put NZ to the top of your bucket list.| Kelana by Kayla
A few weeks after we adopted our crested gecko, Rusty, we went on vacation. I left instructions for the pet sitter on how to feed and water him. But he texted a couple of days after we’d left saying that he didn’t think Rusty was moving. In fact, he hadn’t seen him move in the enclosure for more than a day. Right as we were … The post Lessons from Vacations: The Importance of Sharing appeared first on Wise & Shine.| Wise & Shine
When I was growing up, television was very big. It was (at that time) as influential as social media is today. And it influenced my generation… as well as a number of subsequent generations. My generation of “Baby Boomers” did great things in their youth… and when they entered the elder leadership roles they became … Continue reading Magic and wishes may seem like the answer to all our problems, but they often come with unexpected consequences| Metallicman
When I was a Senior in High School, the big “buzzword” on television and radio at that time was “rebate”. All the elected officials were talking about giving “rebates” of huge wads of money back to the citizenry. Lot and lots of talk… “hot air”. Round and round. So when I ran as the Class … Continue reading When faced with challenges, sharing and working together can often lead to the best outcomes| Metallicman
Today I feel a little lazy. I’m just tired. I am tired. I’ve been going and going, even when I am on vacation, I just go and go. Everything is relentless and demands my time. And like yesterday post, I find myself daydreaming of mowing grass. Today, I am daydreaming about watching a stupid meaningless … Continue reading It’s important to find your place in the world—and to respect the places of others| Metallicman
I wanna tell you all a story. Back when I worked in Boston, we were assigned some Internsto assist us, and I gave “my” two interns interesting tasks in developing prototypes. And I walked them through the process. In bites. So that they started off small, but after five months or so they were able … Continue reading It’s important to be truthful and considerate of others| Metallicman
Whoa! I just had a flashback of when I was caring for my cancer ridden mother. It was a nice Spring day. I had just had breakfast (actually a cup of coffee) and was getting ready to mow the lawn. I had already chatted with my mother and cleaned the pool. It was a nice … Continue reading Sometimes, the greatest joy comes from knowing when to turn the volume down| Metallicman
I well remember my father trying to teach me how to tie my shoes. I was young. Maybe four or so years old. he had made a wooden board showing the various stages of typing the lackes. It was a big elaborate project presentationt aht he made. And he worked with me. And he kept … Continue reading It’s important to approach challenges with an open mind and a willingness to think outside the box| Metallicman
I know that I am getting old. Looking back at all the jobs that I have held in the past, most of those related to engineering would have these older guys working. Sure, they would put in part time hours. Maybe working twenty or so hours. And you would see them occasionally from time to … Continue reading The greatest wisdom is knowing when to laugh| Metallicman
Today I drove into Shenzhen to do some financial and Banking stuff. Shenzhen is getting more and more beautiful each and every day. But parking is super expensive. Hint: if you move to Shenzhen use public transportation, the price of parking is transcendent. Blue sky’s, trees and plants and flowers are everywhere. Super modern. Even … Continue reading Even the most dazzling displays can have unintended consequences| Metallicman
Life is changing so quickly. It’s at all levels. Today, I was musing about this. I listened about some Americans talking about China. And it got me thinking. You ask the average person who is noticing just how advanced China is today. And he / she will tell you their thoughts. Then you ask them … Continue reading Like, totally, man. It’s not about the clothes you wear; it’s about the love you share| Metallicman
I occasionally get these ‘Bots that try to communicate with me. usually disguised as a woman. With the standard boiler-plate profile; single-mother two kids (usually boys), and wants to know me, as they found what I had to say about XXXX so great. Then they plot themselves down and try to maintain a conversation. Today, … Continue reading They are no longer mere undergarments—they are masterpieces| Metallicman
My trending posts for today… interesting. How a Chinese Business KTV Works – Introduction (285) How a Chinese Business KTV Works – The Tea Ritual (70) How a Chinese Business KTV Works – The Dinner (60) How a Chinese Business KTV Works – The Pretty Girls (60) How a Chinese Business KTV works – NSFW … Continue reading Your gourds are impressive, but they’re causing major problems| Metallicman
So I have been working on various AI art. I have been doing this for some time now, and I am sure that you all have noticed. Here’s some representations of today’s efforts… These are wall mural designs…. And of course, I have been engaging AI to assist me in writing my Sir Whiskerton stories. … Continue reading Sometimes the greatest treasures are the ones we take for granted—like a roll of toilet paper| Metallicman
When I was attending my MAJestic training in Ridgecrest CA (at China Lake Naval Weapons Center), my wife got a couple of jobs to help us out. One of these was at a electronic fabrication facility. They would weld together electronic printed boards. Now it was a small “clic” of people who worked there and … Continue reading Turning off the water? But that’s so… simple| Metallicman
Life in prison wasn’t all that bad. It’s like life. You adapt to the situation and shared discomfort. And everyone in prison is enduring some level of discomfort. And you’ll make friends. Even the most crazy anti-social dude will end up with friends in prison. We are all surviving in various ways. You live. You … Continue reading Books can provide guidance, they can’t replace creativity and common sense| Metallicman
I drink a lot of water these days. Part of it has to do with my diet, and the other part is that I have noticed changes. By super hydration, I find that many of the bad habits that I used to have … like Flem building up in my throat… has all disappeared. I … Continue reading Just a little help from a film-noir rat…| Metallicman
In Erie, PA I stayed at a monastery for a spell (after prison) to help me turn around my life. Not that I was a wayward person, but I lost all my possessions, money, family, connections, furnishings, associations, career, and part of my mind. And you know, with nothing except the clothes on your back, … Continue reading Porkchop became a local legend for his hay bale prowess| Metallicman
My brother must have had seven or eight accidents while he was in High School. All, of course, attributed to “hitting a deer that jumped out at him”. After all, we did live in “deer country”; Western Pennsylvania. What was really going on? Obviously it was a ruse. He couldn’t drive for shit, and when … Continue reading Even the most unlikely of beings deserve a chance to find their purpose| Metallicman
So I asked Gemini AI the following question; And it responded back… this… It’s fascinating to consider the distinct experiences of those who grew up in the 1960s. Here are 10 items or experiences that a child from that era would likely recall, which might be unfamiliar to someone born after 1980: Rotary Dial Telephones: … Continue reading Everyone has off days—even pigs| Metallicman
Matchbox metal cars. Do you remember your first one? I do. I must have been around five years old and I told my parents that I wanted a “matchbox”. They looked at me strangely. And the next day, my father gave me an empty box of matches, and I looked up at him quizzically and … Continue reading Beware of quick fixes—they often come with hidden costs| Metallicman
My mother lived in this huge country manor outside the confines of rural Kittanning in Western Pennsylvania. When she was getting older and sicker, she ended up with cancer and I moved in with her to take care of her. While I was there, I would keep and eye on her; play the role of … Continue reading The Arrival of Lady Quacka| Metallicman
My brother used to sneak into my kid sisters room and try on her clothing. This constantly stretched her clothing, and they would eventually lose their elasticity. Oh, and my kid sister was always so furious about this. Now, I have no clue as to why he did this. maybe it might be a sexual … Continue reading The friendships you build along the way are the real treasures of life| Metallicman
People react differently to the death of a loved one. Some handle it really harshly, while others move on and stumble about. But my Step-mother; Karen and her reaction truly takes the cake. Karen, my step-mother, immediately started throwing out all of my father’s belongings within the first week of his death. By day three … Continue reading It’s important to appreciate the world as it is—and maybe leave the abstract interpretations for another day| Metallicman
MM loses his umbrella. I’ve got a bunch of them. Big ones. Small ones. Portable ones. Singular ones. Patterned ones, and old ones. New ones. Many are in my car trunk. But I have a bunch in storage and they tend to lie about the house all over the play. From the hallway to the … Continue reading It’s important to remember that not everything needs to be complicated—and sometimes, silence is golden| Metallicman
I started working young. In Pennsylvania, you can work as young as 14 as long as your parents gave you permission. So at 14; I started working in the local grocery store; “Shop N’ Save”. It was my first job, and in the early 1970’s, which meant that I was constantly picked on and harassed … Continue reading Always double-check your sources| Metallicman
My favorite shoes in the early 1970’s had these buckle sides. These were different from the lace-up shoes of the 1960’s that I always wore. Ugly damn things… Boy foot attire was shit during that period in time. So now we’ve got Crocs. Don’t think it’s much of an improvement. I think that I gotta … Continue reading While a little drama can be fun, it’s important to remember the line between fiction and reality| Metallicman
Here’s some memories of my mother’s, aunties, and grandmother’s sewing machines. They all had them. My Grandmothers machines were made in the 1920’s or so. My Mother’s and my aunties machines were all 1950 – 1960 machines. And I bought a 1980 era machine for my first wife. And that is all I have to … Continue reading Don’t you know that it’s important to think outside the box—and maybe avoid glowing pickles| Metallicman
Here’s a story that I never tire about relating. My maternal grandmother had a stroke and was “not all together there”. But she lived alone and was living in her house. My aunties lived down the street from her, and would constantly check up on her a few times a day. Now, this story occurred … Continue reading The flashiest solutions aren’t the most effective| Metallicman
What should be the things that kids have to inspire and prod on their creativity and sense of wonder? Well, I’ve been thinking about this. Don’t you know. ‘Cause my girl. And how I grew up. So here’s my list… Girl or boy toys that promote their biological gender. Yuppur. Let girls play with dolls. … Continue reading True beauty lies in authenticity.| Metallicman
Bongos were before my time by about ten years, yet they were still lying around. My buddy Jeff had a set of them (inherited from his older brother; who was off at school), and from time to time he would take them out. Six cross legged on the floor, and put a leather headband on … Continue reading When life gives you bongos, make jazz| Metallicman
Back in my college days I dressed substantially different from what I do today. It’s funny. I wore jeans, and a jean-jacket over a florescent orange hoodie. I wore thick hiking boots with two socks; a inner cotton “regular” pair, and an outside pair out of wool. My jeans were patched all over, and I … Continue reading Every light shines for a reason| Metallicman
What ever happened to “pot luck parties“? They used to be really “big” back in the day. My parents always had them, and they were a staple at church get together for the longest time. A "potluck party" is a gathering where each guest brings a dish of food to share with everyone else, essentially … Continue reading Magic, like any tool, can be tricky. It’s not the power we wield that defines us, but how we use it| Metallicman
I do try to avoid heavy and difficult subjects as of late. But this kind of cropped up and I want to present it. Cats. Pets. Loved ones. A beloved pet that died. … You know what is intensely sad? It is to throw away your pet’s collar after they died. … Their leashes, their … Continue reading Freedom thrives within boundaries. Whether you’re a chipmunk, a cat, or a dog with a knack for baking disasters, rules exist for good reasons| Metallicman
Today, I choose to praise chocolate cake donuts and coffee. They have been my favorite breakfast as I went to work when I lived in Indiana, and Kentucky. I would go through the drive though, and grab this particular kind of doughnut and a tall (or large) cup of coffee. So get your mouth watering… … Continue reading It’s important to ensure that everyone is on the same page| Metallicman
This is a story about when I got my first set of Bell Bottom slacks in (around) 1966. Ah, it’s not much of a story. But here goes. School was starting, and of course, my parents took me to the local city nearby; Butler, and we went shopping at K-mart and Pennys. My mother picked … Continue reading Sometimes the simplest explanation is the correct one| Metallicman
I well remember installing an FM converter to the AM car radio during 1976 / 1977. It was a “thing” back then. Oh sure, I had been listening to FM radio for nearly ten years by then, but when it came to being in a car, we had to deal with AM radio. KDKA was … Continue reading Life is full of unexpected twists and turns. Sometimes, things don’t go as planned—but that’s where the fun begins| Metallicman
When I went on vacation to Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia, I was forced to use paper and coin currency again. And it felt really strange. It was such a novelty. My daughter was amazed about the cute little discs of metal. You know guys, I haven’t used a wallet for over a decade. Funny huh? … Continue reading Tractor Appreciation Day| Metallicman
I had a George Forman grill (My sister’s Christmas present to me) in Freshman year in college. Ugly ass thing. But I used it, and as a young man, I really needed it. A loaf of bread, a pack of cheese and some ham slices and I had an instant toasted sandwich. It was one … Continue reading It’s not the size of the horde that matters—it’s the size of the brain| Metallicman
Growing up all my friends had guns. These were guns that young boys possessed such as 22 caliber rifles and a shotgun or two. As we entered high school, many would have a “deer rifle”. Hunting in Western Pennsylvania was a way of life. But my father isolated me from that local lifestyle and ritual. … Continue reading Embracing the weird can make life more fun| Metallicman
Many people today cannot imagine what it was like to live in the 1960’s and 1970’s. Primarily, it is the differences in dining culture. Back in those days, trips to “grab a bite” at a fast food restaurant were rare. I mean REALLY rare. Fast food visits didn’t exist. If you wanted to eat something … Continue reading Timing is everything| Metallicman
I am a “plant person”. Oh, for certain, I just don’t have a “green thumb”, but I do like to have plants around me. Flowers are nice, but I prefer to have lush deep tropical ferns and broad leaf tropical plants. I’m a guy that is comfortable in lush wood-paneled hard-wood room full of books … Continue reading The greatest adventure is the one you take together| Metallicman
Back in the 1990’s I was living in Columbia City, Indiana. And I opened a bank account there; a “checking account”. One day, I deposited $600 into that account, and two days later I went to withdraw money, and only had $30 in it. I argued, pleased and discussed things with the manager. But nothing … Continue reading While fun brings us together, it’s our shared responsibility that keeps us strong| Metallicman
My dogs liked to dig. I mean it, they loved the soil; the smell of the earth. And once they would dig a hole, they would crawl into it and hang out. We had a “doll house” a play house for my sister in the back yard that she (and myself) would play in. And … Continue reading Art may inspire imagination, but reality keeps ticking along| Metallicman
Let me tell you all about the hot dog shoppe in Marion Indiana.It was down town in the deserted downtown, on a clean but empty street. With all the nearby buildings boarded up. But it was clear that the times were hard in Marion. But back a few decades earlier, it was another story. Back … Continue reading Sometimes, patience brings the sunshine back| Metallicman
Here’s today’s memory… Long telephone cord to the yellow wall phone in the kitchen. Aside from being a most common feature of the 1970’s, this phone was (and should be considered to be) the unified symbol of the 1970’s. For most of the 1960’s we had a (shared) “party line” and we had to wait … Continue reading True creativity requires cooperation—not coercion| Metallicman
The 1970’s was a time of many things. We had The Monkeys, and we had “Pet Rocks”. We had “Channel 53” (well, in Pittsburgh) which gave us “Benny Hill”, and Belly Dancing at 8pm. We had Pinto’s, and Vega’s, as well as muscle cars that were REALLY fun to drive. And we also had “Shag … Continue reading Winning isn’t everything—especially if you’re not even racing| Metallicman
I used to have numerous motorcycles. My favorites were the Yamaha bikes. They were my pleasures and joys when I was young in my 20’s. As we age, our images and pleasures change. What mattered to you when you were young fade away. And new things, beliefs and passions wake up within you. Whether they … Continue reading Too much sparkle can blind you to what truly matters| Metallicman
Disrespect to a man is the WORST thing that could ever happen to him. Seriously. And if it occurs by a loved one, a family member, or someone you care about, it is an ARCH CRIME and unforgivable. Often times, being a man, you have to deal with “everyone’s shit”. You take it, take it, … Continue reading Wisdom isn’t always where you expect to find it| Metallicman
When I lived in the ‘States, one of my favorite family pastimes was going to “Flea Markets” and “Garage Sales”. I was always on the hunt for cheap and unusual things. And you most certainly would find them on this visits. A garage sale, also known as a yard sale, tag sale, or rummage sale, … Continue reading The Great Shoe Debacle| Metallicman
Growing up in the 1960’s in Western Pennsylvania was a magic time. I didn’t realize it of course, but looking back, some of the elements that I experienced was truly magical. With emotions, scents, smells and relationships forming an intoxicating concoction that was truly splendid and wonderful. The smell of the crisp Fall air as … Continue reading Curiosity may lead to adventure, but it can also land you in hot water| Metallicman
I think all of us have skills and abilities. I have some. You have some. Even the stranger on the street has some. I am an absolute expert in sleeping and eating. I am really good doing those things. Oh, don’t give me that “Oh, everyone can do this.” When my mother had cancer, she … Continue reading Procrastination may be tempting, but progress is far more satisfying| Metallicman
When I was training at China Lake Naval Weapons Center, I interacted with many other people. All were associated with the Navy and various confidential projects. From janitors to executives and everything in between, there’s a lot of different people on these bases. One of the gals that worked in one of our shared offices … Continue reading Sometimes, the strangest things can lead us to the deepest truths| Metallicman
I don’t recall the Domain Commander telling me that he / it said something to me. But he / it says that he did. Is the DC lying, or are my memories faulty? This is what I want to talk about today. … What the heck is going on? Is he/it playing with me, or … Continue reading The simplest solutions are the best| Metallicman
Today, MM went down. People logging onto the site saw this message; Well, this is what I saw from the backend… So, I believe that either the site is being overwhelmed, or that there is a problem with the hosting servers; Bluehost. Ok. It’s 10:30pm at night and I am back from a heavy banquet … Continue reading There’s always something to learn—if only we take the time to look| Metallicman
I used to occupy my time during my (our) van days. This was the period in time when my (first) wife and I were traveling the nation looking for work. And I would immerse myself in mental pursuits during the long waits between jobs and income. I would draw, compose stories and poems, and work … Continue reading We are stronger together than we are apart| Metallicman
Wow. Things are changing so fast. We have Geo-political landscapes changing and the demise of the American-led world order. We have massive breakthroughs in technology, and a changing warfare landscape. We have a complete breakdown of WHAT WAS, and the emergence of WHAT WILL BE. It’s all pretty amazing. AI… Artificial Intelligence. Robots. Green energy. … Continue reading Perhaps the shoe was never the problem| Metallicman
Life gettin’ you down? Ya. You gotta have the rain to appreciate the sun. And you know, as long as the rain is hard, and long… the Spring will be glorious. Keep your eyes on the sunshine around the corner. Here’s some blues for today… POPA CHUBBY – “LITTLE WING” What can Porsche do to … Continue reading Sometimes, the most unexpected solutions come from the unlikeliest of places| Metallicman
Today, I want to talk a little bit about my vacation to Kuala Lumpur. First off… I needed it. We all need to shake up our life, regardless of the cost. And so to keep costs down, we spent a month on vacation. It’s counter intuitive, but the trip for one month was cheaper than … Continue reading Life is about balance, not endless repetition| Metallicman
I have continued my experimentation on the AI image generations. I have injected some modifications onto the text prompts and the results are quite interesting. I believe the key phrase was “with pleasures”. This made the art quite unique and attractive. I injected a “creative” element in the prompt as well. Please enjoy today’s presentation… … Continue reading sometimes, the best thing to do is know when to walk away. Or, in our case, run| Metallicman
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Who says a small bathroom can’t feel open and airy? All it takes is a few smart design choices to create the illusion of space. The result? A room you can be proud of that’s comfortable, stylish and functional. And don’t forget, an attractive bathroom is a sure-fire way to increase resale value. Just because […] The post 20 clever ways to make a small bathroom look bigger appeared first on Bathing Solutions.| Bathing Solutions
Just as the literal North Star provides direction and helps us stay on course, so does our inner North Star. It’s the part of us that knows our purpose. The post Your Own North Star: Finding Life Purpose and Passion appeared first on HealthyPsych.com.| HealthyPsych.com
I have been lucky to have have seen wonderful, strange, and sometimes just odd things, places and people. Some left me in awe of nature or artistic talent or the abilities of the human brain. Others just left me shrugging my shoulders. Mostly below are the inspiring ones. With a couple tossed in for fun. … More Everyone Should See This . . .| The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect
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When you manage multiple campaigns properly, the potential benefits are great. Think increased brand reach, consistent communication, an engaged target audience, and better ROI. But that doesn’t make it an easy feat. Managing numerous campaigns requires proper collaboration, brand positioning, and organization. If you’re in the game, you know that social media collaboration tools help a lot. But the heavy lifting is still left on marketers. That’s why we’re here to explore how to mana...| Planable
A social media plan is a roadmap that defines what you’ll post, when you’ll post it, and how. It also specifies the KPIs you’ll track to measure success. Without a social media plan in place, it’s easy to fall into random posting that burns energy but delivers little impact. That’s why we’ve created this 90-day social media marketing plan to help you stay consistent, save hours of planning time, and above all, ensure every post supports your bigger marketing goals. Inside, you’l...| Planable
For any ambitious team, whether you’re launching a marketing campaign, publishing content, or rolling out a product update, a clear and efficient approval process can make or break the final result. The fundamentals remain the same: alignment, accountability, and streamlined collaboration. But specific approval workflows vary by context. For example, a social media approval process involves different stakeholders and faster turnaround times than a product launch campaign. In this article, I...| Planable
ZoomSphere has helped many social teams get their content out, especially those focused on short-form video and basic calendar planning. But as your strategy grows more complex, so do your platform needs. From limited integrations (only 6 supported platforms) to ongoing publishing bugs, tagging glitches, and no plan for small teams or startups, many marketers find themselves looking for a better fit. In this guide, I’ll break down the best ZoomSphere alternatives, highlighting social media ...| Planable
“The human world is shaped by two terrible truths: we are bad at predicting the future and we are good at ignoring the past.” When I first heard t...| Inspired Purpose Partners
“Longevity isn’t about staying the same; it’s about evolving without losing your soul.” I took this photo at The Black Keys concert I attended at the MGM Music Hall at Fenway. I’ve been following the band since their very first album, and now, 14 albums later, I’m struck by how they’ve managed to grow, shift, and experiment with their sound, yet remain unmistakably themselves. That’s the quiet brilliance of endurance. Whether in music, leadership, or life, the challenge isn’...| Inspired Purpose Partners
“Real innovation is not always fast or flashy; it is often layered, embodied, and slow burning.” In The Innovators: How Mature Minds Shape Creativity, economist David Galenson dismantles one of our most persistent cultural myths – the idea of the lone, young genius who transforms a field overnight. Instead, he presents a more nuanced and liberating truth: there are at least two distinct paths to groundbreaking work, and neither is inherently superior. Conceptual innovators strike like l...| Inspired Purpose Partners
“Design is the visible soul of intention.” Look closely. This isn’t just a greenhouse, it’s a living metaphor. This stunning image comes from the Bombay Sapphire Distillery, where architect Thomas Heatherwick designed these botanical glasshouses as a celebration of transparency, creativity, and integration. It’s a place where nature, industry, and artistry are not separated but intertwined. What strikes me most is how this space invites flow. The curves aren’t just aesthetic; they...| Inspired Purpose Partners
The world feels fractured, Our sweet voices have turned to daggers, lines drawn deeper than rivers, walls rising where bridges once stood. It is easy to believe the dark has won, to surrender to the shatter, to let despair whisper: this is all there is. But, look closer. Even broken glass catches light. Even in the rubble, seeds take root. Even in silence, a heartbeat insists on being heard. Hope is not the absence of cracks, It is the lamp we place within them, the stubborn flame that flicke...| Inspired Purpose Partners
“The future belongs to those who imagine it first.” This is the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, set to open in Los Angeles. It is a space dedicated to the power of storytelling in all its forms. Its sweeping, futuristic architecture, designed by Ma Yansong of MAD Architects, doesn’t just house art; it’s a statement in itself. The building curves like a living organism, blending seamlessly with the landscape while also seeming to hover above it, an architectural embodiment of vision mee...| Inspired Purpose Partners
"Balance is not something you find; it is something you create." – Jana Kingsford We live in a time when “work/life balance” has become a tired cliché, a phrase so overused it almost mocks us in a world where the lines between work and life have dissolved. Leaders are left asking: Is balance even possible anymore? Perhaps the problem isn’t that balance is out of reach, but that we’ve been searching for the wrong kind of balance. What if the key isn’t work/life balance at all, but...| Inspired Purpose Partners
Picture this: a passionate entrepreneur pours their heart, time, and savings into a brand-new product. The launch day arrives—only to meet crickets instead of customers. Sound familiar? This scenario is all too common, with as many as eight out of ten new products failing because they skipped the crucial step of validating how to research […] The post Struggling to Launch? Here’s Exactly How to Research if Potential New Product Would Sell appeared first on Small Business Expo.| Small Business Expo
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Jane Goodall, the pioneering primatologist and animal advocate, shared many wise words throughout her 91 years—right up to the end, when she passed away of natural causes on October 1, during a speaking tour of the U.S. If you’re looking for a tribute to the late researcher, you can find countless options in YouTube clips, written interviews, and statements from her peers. But one of Goodall’s most haunting messages comes from a chat with the Museum of Science, explaining the "most impo...| GOOD
My return from summer hiatus has been a bit different from past seasons. Tomorrow, Sat., 9/27, 10a-4p! I tend to primarily share my own work with a few poems by others here and there; however, the …| Radio, Rhythm & Rhyme
Eine liebe Nachricht am Morgen kann den ganzen Tag versüßen. Ob für deinen Partner, Freunde, Familie oder Kollegen – hier findest du kostenlose Sprüche und Spruchbilder zum Kopieren und Verschicken. Der Beitrag Gute-Nacht-Grüße WhatsApp erschien zuerst auf zapptales.| zapptales
Du möchtest per WhatsApp gratulieren? Ob klassisch, lustig, ausgefallen, für Männer oder Frauen – hier findest du kostenlose Sprüche und Spruchbilder zum Kopieren und Verschicken. Der Beitrag Geburtstagswünsche WhatsApp erschien zuerst auf zapptales.| zapptales
Eine liebe Nachricht am Morgen kann den ganzen Tag versüßen. Ob für deinen Partner, Freunde, Familie oder Kollegen – hier findest du kostenlose Sprüche und Spruchbilder zum Kopieren und Verschicken. Der Beitrag Guten-Morgen-Grüße: 50 Sprüche für WhatsApp erschien zuerst auf zapptales.| zapptales
Der Verlust eines geliebten Menschen hinterlässt eine riesige Lücke. Wir stellen dir liebevolle und individuelle Ideen vor, wie du die Erinnerung bewahren kannst. Der Beitrag Erinnerungen an Verstorbene erschien zuerst auf zapptales.| zapptales
Entdecke sieben Ideen, wie du dir selbst oder deinen Lieblingsmenschen mit einem Chat-Buch eine Freude machen kannst. Der Beitrag Individuelle Geschenke: Entdecke 5 kreative Möglichkeiten mit Chat-Büchern erschien zuerst auf zapptales.| zapptales
