Clever food hack: pay around $150 for unlimited, year-round access to Six Flags, which includes parking and two meals a day.
Those healthy meal options, though... 😬
melmagazine.com/en-us/story/…
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Financial Impulse retweeted
A millennial couple increased their net worth from zero to $500,000 in 4 years by making 5 strategic money decisions #PFshare via @GQ_Accountant businessinsider.com/personal…
What Cheeto could be worth more than a unicorn-shaped one?
This 1.5-inch long Cheeto that looks like Harambe the gorilla.
It sold for $99,900 on eBay.
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In a recent all-hands meeting, Okta's CEO Todd McKinnon shared his plans for a family vacation.
Then he asked everyone to email him their own vacation plans.
The goal: encourage employees to take time off.
"We don’t want to grind you down. It’s not in anyone’s interest.”
If only more leaders did this!
In a survey from Robert Half, 44% of employees feel more burned out from work today compared to 34% last year.
A survey from Indeed also shows more burnout across all generations.
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Would you stay in this pinecone treehouse?
• 35' above ground on the uphill side, 60' on the downhill side
• Almost entirely made of windows
• Open-air bathroom with a composting toilet on ground level
• Access via steep step ladder
• Cost: $450/night
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The glass cliff: when women are "brought in to turn things around during dire times ... often so that they can be blamed if things don’t go well."
fastcompany.com/90616438/the…
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Apparently there's a nearby city where vaccines are available because its willing residents have already gotten it. A surplus exists because others are simply not willing.
Setting up a vaccination appointment requires being dishonest about being high-risk.
Would you do it?
35%Yes
65%No
17 votes • Final results 1
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Financial Impulse retweeted
Women can be the architects of a stronger post-COVID world.
World Bank President @DavidMalpassWBG & I urge leaders to put women at the center of the recovery with three straightforward solutions. m-gat.es/3dx5cbU
On Tuesday afternoon, after more than 30 hours without electricity, power returned. We charged everything: phones, power banks, rechargeable camping lanterns, etc.
Power flickered out briefly at night, and was out again when we woke up yesterday.
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