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Hello @San Francisco 49ers #fyp #nfl #49ers
Is there a nice message in love with you? You need a great love. Is there a little love for you? Jenna, I love you. I love you, I love you, I love...
Stephen Curry is really the Greatest Point Guard of all time🐐😤 #NBA #basketball #stephencurry #fypシ #warriors
Three Pajewski got on the deck. An extra opportunity for the doves. And Steph from the, traps in a three. That's why it's the Warrior's second cha...
What can I say, we shake and bake a lot of chicken 🍗 Lime Chicken Pasta recipe just dropped with fresh garden tomatoes 🍅 #shakeandbake @Jared Lipscomb
We're making lime chicken pasta. Yeah, it's a tomato. You both say we're alike, they say we... Chicken breast strips, whipped eggs, botai pasta, g...
Hot Take: you jus don’t like us because we call you out on your sh*t, and we take accountability for ours. #friendship #jealousy #femalefriendship
Now, who always gets looked at like the bad guy? The friend with strong levels of discernment. It's wild because discernment isn't judgment. It's ...
Sweet and sour words. This is a technique taken from old-school copywriting practices that can help elevate your content and specifically your text hooks.
Pick one of these words. Use it at the start of your next video and watch what happens. If you want to get attention online right now, this is a r...
Strawberina cheated on Bananito but got shocked#madewithcantina #aitiktok #aianimation #fyp #aistory
The plane is crashing. I only have one parachute available. I need to choose only one of you. Choose me my love. I've been married to you for four...
EINER MUSS DIESES FORMAT UMSETZEN!!! #marketing #socialmediamarketing #branding #viral #fyp
trust is the biggest thing you can do. And I know that you say, "How do you get out more? How do you get out more? How do you get out?" Then you g...
When people say they have no visa options or moving abroad is only for rich people, what they actually mean is they haven't looked at what options exist for their income type. The assumption is there are maybe handful of countries accepting Americans and requirements are impossibly high. The reality is there are dozens of countries on every continent offering visas specifically designed for remote workers, passive income earners, and retirees with accessible income thresholds. Your income type determines which visa programs you qualify for, and each income type has extensive options across all regions of world. Not just one or two countries. Not just expensive Western European destinations. Actual variety spanning North America, South America, Africa, Asia, Europe, and Oceania. Most people researching backward: they pick dream country first, discover they don't qualify for that specific country's programs, conclude moving abroad is impossible for them. Never occurs to them to flip it and see which countries their income type actually qualifies for. When you start with your income type and look at global options matching that type, suddenly you're not limited to fantasy about Portugal or Costa Rica. You're choosing between dozens of viable options based on actual preferences: climate, culture, language, cost of living, proximity to US, visa renewal requirements, path to citizenship. The three income types that unlock most visa programs globally are: remote income from work you can do from anywhere, passive income from rentals or investments or royalties, retirement income from Social Security or pensions or retirement account withdrawals. If you have any of these income types at modest levels, you have more options than you realize. Not just one or two. Not just if you're wealthy. Actual accessible programs in countries across every inhabited continent. But you have to stop operating on assumptions about what's possible and actually look at what programs exist. Most people never get past the assumption phase. They've decided it's too hard or too expensive or not for people like them before doing actual research on what their specific income type qualifies them for. The watch video to see breakdown of exactly how many programs exist in each region for each income type. The numbers will show you that lack of options isn't your problem. Lack of research into options that match your actual situation is the problem. When you see how many countries actively want remote workers or retirees or passive income earners, the "I have no options" excuse falls apart. You have options. You just haven't looked at them because you've been busy explaining why they don't exist. Link in bio for matching your income type to countries that want exactly what you have. Which income type do you have that you think has no visa options? 🆘🇺🇸
Let me give you a little breakdown of all the different visa options that you have around the world. Now, I often say that I help with 217 differe...
How to deal with the 3D when manifesting SP. #specificperson #specificpersonsuccess #manifestingsp #manifestsp #spmanifest #eiypo #specificpersonmanifestation #everyoneisyoupushedout #spmanifesting
Trying to ignore the 3D reality is keeping you stuck not having your specific person manifestation. Right now, you're trying so hard to ignore you...
Sulit na ’to kasi may pads and makeup remover na in one, hindi ka na bibili separately. Make sure to remove your makeup bago maglagay ng kahit anong skincare and before matulog para maiwasan ma clog ang pores. 🩵✨
This is my current obsession. It's a make-up remover pads and it's so bright and I love it. It has a very hygienic texture, so it's very hygienic ...
#fyp #movie
Hey, you, what are you doing there? I'm going through there, that's all! No, no! Against the wall! Ah! Ah, go! Something? Nothing, let's just go! ...
Was Google Maps heute anstellt🧠🤯⚡️CONNECT & COLLECT SYSTEM⚡️ Wie funktioniert das? Wie man mit Google Maps Geld verdient und somit ein passives Einkommerau dir das an erzielt. Entdecke wie Du mit Google Maps mit grenzenlosen Möglichkeiten Probleme für Unternehmen löst und damit Geld verdienst, um finanzielle Freiheit zu erleben. Lass dir die kostenlose Anleitung nicht entgehen! #fyp #viral #maps
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That personality trait you apologize for? That's a monetizable skill employers are already profiting from. You just don't realize how much you're worth because you're only seeing your paycheck, not what clients pay for your work. The value extraction model: When you work for a company providing services to clients, here's the money flow: Client pays company: $100/hour for your work Company pays you: $25-35/hour Company keeps: $65-75/hour (for "overhead, management, sales") You think you're worth $25-35/hour because that's what you're paid. Actually worth: what clients willingly pay for your work ($100/hour). The difference isn't your value. It's company profit margin. Why companies can charge more for your skills than they pay you: Businesses expect to pay premium rates for professional services. They budget: $75-150/hour for specialized work (bookkeeping, writing, proofreading, admin support, data management). They're already paying that. Just not to you directly. They're paying your employer, who gives you fraction and keeps rest. What happens when you go direct: You eliminate the middleman (your employer). Client still expects to pay $75-150/hour for professional service. But now YOU get $75-150/hour instead of getting $30 while employer keeps $70. Same skills. Same work. Same clients. 3-5x the income. Why people don't realize this: Employment creates artificial salary ceiling. You see "market rate salary" for your role ($50k-70k) and think that's your value. That's not your value. That's what companies pay employees while charging clients 3x that amount for employee's work. Your value = what clients pay for deliverables you produce. Why businesses pay freelancer rates: They're already paying those rates to agencies/firms employing people with your skills. Going direct to freelancer often SAVES them money (you charge $75/hour vs agency charging $150/hour, they save $75 while you triple your income). Win-win. Except for the agency that was extracting value from both sides. The remote work visa connection: 95+ countries offer remote work/freelance visas. Income requirements: typically $600-14,000/month. At employee salary ($50k = $4,200/month): might qualify but tight. At freelance rates ($75/hour x 20 billable hours/week = $6,000/month): easily qualify with buffer. Freelancing doesn't just increase income. It increases visa options. What stops people from freelancing: "I don't know how to find clients." Your employer finds clients and gives you fraction of what those clients pay. You can learn to find clients and keep full amount. "It seems unstable." Employer can fire you anytime (especially in at-will states). Multiple freelance clients = more stable than single employer (lose one client, still have others; lose one employer, lose 100% income). "I don't know what to charge." Research what agencies charge for your service. Charge 50-75% of that (undercut agency, still 2-3x your employee salary). The personality trait leverage: That trait you think is quirky personality flaw? Employers recognize it as valuable skill and profit from it. Detail-oriented? Perfectionist? Notice errors others miss? Obsessive about accuracy? Uncomfortable with "good enough"? Those traits have market value. High market value. How to start: Identify which service your precision trait produces (watch video for specific examples). Research what agencies charge for that service. Set your freelance rate at 50-75% of agency rate. Reach out to businesses that currently use agencies for that service. Position as: same quality, lower cost, direct communication. The geographic arbitrage bonus: Charge US/European rates ($75-100/hour). Live in country where cost of living is 50% lower. Your $6,000/month freelance income = $12,000/month US purchasing power equivalent. That's wealth building. Not from working more. From keeping value you create instead of employer extracting it. What's your "flaw" that's actually a monetizable skill? 🆘🇺🇸
that personality trait that people call picky, it's actually a hidden business opportunity. In fact, you can take that skill of being picky and tu...
The Babysitter Looked Under the Bed… and Found a Man #horrorstories #scary #scarystories #horror #truestory
This is a true story. A teenage babysitter was hired to watch a little boy while his parents attended a party late at night. The house was large, ...
Why be more visible is useless advice. #careertok #careeradvice #executivepresence #corporatelife
Just be more visible is useless advice. What gets you seen at the director level and above is actually much more nuanced than that. So if the idea...
Selalu percaya sama pertemuan antara kesiapan dan kesempatan. Good luck!🫶🏻 #studymotivation #studyabroad #studentexchange #scholarship
This is not true, if you are ready to be born in the South of the South, but you are born in the South of the South, and you still need to be born...
#Psychology #RelationshipPsychology #LovePsychology #DatingAdvice #RelationshipAdvice
I want to take you somewhere to know I care But it's so cold and I don't know where I brought you thigh for those on a pretty string But they won'...
#TikTokFilmTVCompetition #filmbreaker #moviereview #usmovies
I work as a porter in a hotel for 10 years. During these 10 years, I never had the opportunity to be a porter. I decided to resign after my servic...
Ciao ragazzi ! Aujourd’hui, direction Bologna avec un grand classique de la cuisine italienne, le ragù alla bolognese. Et attention, on dit ragù alla bolognese, pas « salsa alla bolognese » ! Ici, pas de sauce tomate qui noie la viande. Le secret, c’est beaucoup de viande, un bon soffritto et surtout… du temps ! 1 kg de bœuf haché 300 g de chair à saucisse 300 g de pancetta 1 kg de carottes 1 kg d’oignons 500 g de céleri branche 1 verre de vin rouge 3 c. à soupe de double concentré de tomates 1 verre de lait Laurier, romarin, origan Sel & poivre Un bon bouillon de légumes maison On fait bien revenir le soffritto, puis on caramélise les viandes séparément, en petites quantités pour qu’elles dorent au lieu de rendre leur eau. On déglace au vin rouge, on ajoute le concentré dilué avec un peu de bouillon, puis quelques louches de bouillon. Et maintenant, piano piano… minimum 3 heures de cuisson à feu doux. Les aromates arrivent 1 heure avant la fin et le lait dans les 30 dernières minutes. À l’origine, le ragù était aussi une cuisine populaire. On pouvait y utiliser différents restes de viande, mortadella, prosciutto, veau… rien ne se perdait ! Et surtout, le ragù doit avoir le goût de la viande, pas de la tomate. Buon appetito ragazzi !
No, no, no, no! Stop with your dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty! Look at that! Hmm! 60% of the above meat, 30% of the meat, 10% of the pancetta, ...
This is my Movie Backup account! Follow and Share! @Samantha Wynn Greenstone
Top three greatest horror movies of all time. Number three is Psycho. There's a lot that's been said about Psycho. I mean, it completely changed c...
Qué es una Micro App, cómo se venden, cómo se crean, y más!
What is a micro app? And how do they work? What attack will I tell you? They are Laura Laura Spelluqueria, her problem is not to cut the hair, but...
#LanguageLearning #olebrandselect #fyp
The woman just threw a little water on the head of the robot, she never imagined that the robot would have been sulfuric directly in the arm. Then...
#fyp #LifeHack #lifetips #DIY #viral
These are the plastic bottle tricks everyone should know. One, stop using your mouth to siphon gasoline. Place the hose inside a plastic bottle, c...
Truth isn’t always pretty but if ur wondering what it’s like to take glutathione I journaled it all! #glutathione
I took glutathione for 30 days, and this is everything that happened. Little heads up, a lot of surprising things went down, but I journaled every...