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No weapon formed against you shall prosper,
And every tongue which rises against you in judgment
You shall condemn.
This is the heritage of the servants of the Lord,
And their righteousness is from Me,”
Says the Lord.
Joseph Diaz Ramirez retweeted
It’s Father’s Day, so let Twitter Dad cook.
1. Save your money. Invest what you save. Compound interest is the best thing in the world
2. Cash is oxygen. Cash buys you time when life punches you in the face. I promise it will happen to you.
3. Good times never last. Bad times never last either. No matter how many times life throws you off the horse, get back on.
4. Speaking of horses: don’t buy horses.
5. Choose your partners carefully in business and in life. The wrong people get more expensive as you become more successful.
6. A bad deal is worse than no deal at all.
7. Get everything in writing. On a contract no matter who it’s with.
8. Protect your downside. One bad partner, lawsuit, tax problem, or contract can erase years of progress.
9. Stop comparing yourself to everyone else. There will always be someone ahead of you and someone wishing they were where you are.
10. Focus on one thing and become exceptional at it. Shiny objects kill momentum.
11. Focus requires sacrifice.
12. Lift weights. Take care of your body. Health compounds too.
13 Invest in your mind. Read books.
14. Your health is your real net worth. If you don’t feel good go to the doctor, don’t wait.
15. Stress test everything. Ask yourself: What happens if this goes wrong?
16. Don’t confuse revenue with profit. Plenty of people making millions are broke.
17. 99.9% of course sellers have no idea what they are talking about
18. Don’t use debt to fund your ego. Buy assets first. Toys come later.
19. Protect your reputation. It takes years to build and minutes to destroy.
20. If something feels too good to be true, it is. Run away.
21. It’s okay to say no. Protect your time and your peace.
22. Give more than you take.
23. Take care of your parents and your friends. One day you’ll wish you had more time with both.
24. Call your parents more.
25. Learn to be alone. Loneliness makes people accept bad partners, bad deals, and bad situations.
26. Nobody cares, nobody will save you.
27. Do what makes you happy. Life is short, and somehow it feels shorter every year.
28. Take the risk. The biggest regrets usually come from the chances you didn’t take.
29. You don’t need more information you need more action. Do it now!
30. The smartest / richest people in the world sometimes go broke by making the smallest missteps. It’s foolish to think it can’t happen to you too.
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There is an ideology that has steadily been growing in this country which hates everything that is good, righteous and beautiful and celebrates everything that is warped, twisted and depraved. It is an ideology at war with family and nature. It is envious, malicious, and soulless. It is an ideology that looks upon the perfect family with bitter rage while embracing the serial criminal with tender warmth. Its adherents organize constantly to tear down and destroy every mark of grace and beauty while lifting up everything monstrous and foul. It is an ideology that leads, always, inevitably and willfully, to violence — violence against those uphold order, who uphold faith, who uphold family, who uphold all that is noble and virtuous in this world. It is an ideology whose one unifying thread is the insatiable thirst for destruction.
We see the workings of this ideology in every posting online cheering the evil assassination that cruelly robbed this nation of one of its greatest men. Postings from those in positions of institutional authority — educators, healthcare workers, therapists, government employees — reveling in the vile and the sinister with the most chilling glee.
The fate of millions depends upon the defeat of this wicked ideology. The fate of our children, our society, our civilization hinges on it.
Now we devote ourselves, with love and unyielding determination, to finishing the indispensable work to which Charlie bravely devoted his life and gave his last measure of devotion.
Joseph Diaz Ramirez retweeted
Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our defense against the wickedness and snares of the Devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray, and do thou, O Prince of the heavenly hosts, by the power of God, cast into hell Satan, and all the evil spirits, who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.
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Conor McGregor predicted everything. 😳
That’s actually crazy though. I don’t even blame Ronaldo for laughing at that comment, no one could’ve predicted a UFC fighter could make that kind of dough! 💰 #UFC303
Joseph Diaz Ramirez retweeted
How much pain can you tolerate?
The bigger the dream, the more pain you must be able to tolerate.
It’s not easy being in the arena.
There’s a reason why the man in the arena gets attacked as much as he does.
Most days it sucks.
Some days it’s good.
But a few days it’s a HIGH that words can’t describe.
It’s not for everyone.
But if you have a big vision with big dreams, you lose the moral authority to complain about the pain it brings.
This is why you can’t do it alone.
You need God.
You need a good support system.
You need to be emotionally stable.
Avoid blaming.
Take responsibility.
Stay positive.
Chin up.
And if you’re able to do this consistently for long periods of time, the future will look bright! – at Oakland Park, FL
Joseph Diaz Ramirez retweeted
Einstein was Widely quoted as saying this. And even if he didn’t - it’s true. #HappyFriday
Joseph Diaz Ramirez retweeted
Because I am raising concerns about the flood of unvetted illegal immigrants overwhelming American cities, the press will often characterize me as “anti-immigrant”.
As an immigrant myself, nothing could be further from the truth.
I am very much in favor of increased and expedited legal immigration for anyone who is talented, hard-working and honest.
It is bizarrely difficult and agonizingly slow to immigrate to the USA legally, but trivial and fast to enter illegally! This obviously makes no sense.
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This administration is both importing voters and creating a national security threat from unvetted illegal immigrants.
It is highly probable that the groundwork is being laid for something far worse than 9/11. Just a matter of time.
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Here’s a better idea: pass the Laken Riley Secure the Border Act so we can stop draining police resources on illegal aliens with criminal records & start deporting them instead.
Say her name, Mr. President.
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People who get their news from legacy TV live in a fake alternate reality.
Those so-called “toughest reforms” would have made invasion-level migration permanent.
That diabolical “Border Bill” deserved to die and shame on those who supported it.
