Got a 10k gold chain and a 10k bracelet a few days ago. I'm excited to have it, I be sleeping in this jewelry. That way I go to sleep focused and wake up focused. I took a quick day trip to NY for like 3 hours and ended up getting this at the last minute. They had a 75% off sale so I couldn't resist it. And gold is an asset so it's always a great investment. I have to keep leveling up from here. I want to get my jewelry from @Bosshogg Macaroni instead of here, so I have to keep working.

Thought I’d share this marketers take on the fight. Repost: 120 million people all did the same thing last night. Watched the most boring fight ever. Jake Paul won. Mike Tyson lost. But that’s not the real story. The real win? Entertainment, reach, and impact. The fight wasn’t about boxing - it was about telling a story and pulling in millions of views (and dollars). And putting it on Netflix? Genius. Not only was it on a platform with MASSIVE reach, but it was also free. You didn’t have to drop $100 on a pay-per-view to watch it. That’s why millions tuned in— reportedly more than the Super Bowl. Even people who never watched a fight tuned in. And here’s where it gets interesting. Even though the fight itself wasn’t exciting, it had a massive ripple effect. → It introduced millions of people to fighters they’d never heard of. Jake used his platform to give others a stage—and changed their careers overnight. → It brought boxing to a new, younger audience. Say what you want about Jake Paul, but he’s making the sport relevant for people who don’t follow boxing. → Oh, and it created huge paydays: Amanda Serrano, who was backed by Paul, had the biggest payday in women's boxing history. She reportedly took home $6M+. Jake didn’t just fight—he got money into everyone’s pockets. Here are the key lessons: 1 → Be Entertaining The fight wasn’t technically thrilling, but the personalities behind it were. People watched because of the story, not the sport. Lesson: If you can hook people emotionally, they’ll stick around for the experience. 2 → Go Wide with Your Message Leaders often say, “Don’t go wide—stay niche.” But nights like this prove the opposite: If you want real reach, you have to think bigger. Lesson: Package your expertise or product in a way that appeals to a broader audience. The more accessible your content, the greater your impact. 3 → Remove Barriers to Entry The fight wasn’t behind a paywall. By making it free and putting it on Netflix, they ensured millions could watch and join the conversation.

Every time you follow up, don’t be like the lames and just ask “wyd”, send her a cold pic showing you been shopping and coming up. That’s how you keep these bitches on the line even when you ain’t talking to them they’ll always be ready. Ya dig

met this new broad Saturday she got a nice body her face is aite ya digg black broad 35 years old. Now I been texting her and talking to her since then it’s Tuesday. She then already said I might need to stay away from you before I fall in love in all this stuff. She really on me. She in(Stockton ca) I told her I gotta do go I’ll be back next weekend. Had to handle some business. In Santa Cruz. So she texted me today saying she wanna take me out to eat. Now that’s coo and everything it’s great she already trying put some money down lol even if it’s some food. NOW MY thing is I’m going for the $$$ she work a fedex some warehouse square broad. Out here in California they get paid about 20$ a hour nothing too much. But I could definitely use that and invest into something or even my self. Should I slow roll it or ask for it. I already told her I like to be called daddy, no baby shit. She said it’s gonna take her sometime. Should I take my time or mash down. Anybody wanna chime in I’m all ears

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