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Powerful Friday Motivation by Robin Sharma: 'Worry drains the mind of its power and, sooner or later, it injures the...' - How worry can quietly steal your peaceRobin Sharma emphasizes that worry drains mental power and harms the soul. He suggests focusing on the present rather than future anxieties...- In 1918, a Washington clerk spent $24 on 100 stamps during his lunch break. Every plane was upside down, one later sold for $2 millionA Washington clerk bought a sheet of stamps with an upside-down airplane design. This rare error, the Inverted Jenny, was later sold for a ...
- Mike Tyson bought a 51,800-sq-ft Connecticut mansion for $3 million in 1996; later 50 cent bought it for $4.1 million and sold it for $2.9 million in 2019; it is now back for $9.9 millionA Connecticut mansion once owned by Mike Tyson and later by 50 Cent is back on the market for 9.9 million dollars. Tyson bought it for 3 mi...
- Why Japanese monks are turning to stocks, US treasuries and real estateJapanese Buddhist temples are turning to financial markets as a solution to their rising maintenance expenses. With fewer members and reduc...
- He trusted Canara Bank for 31 Years, then was sold a life insurance plan that pays at age 93; IRDAI orders Rs 4 lakh refund and ₹1 crore fine for mis-sellingIRDAI has imposed a ₹1 crore penalty on Canara HSBC Life Insurance Company over the sale of a deferred annuity policy to an 88-year-old cus...
- Freddie Freeman listed his $7.8 million LA home for nearly $9 million; after multiple cuts, it sold for just $6.45 millionFreddie Freeman and his wife sold their Studio City home. The property was purchased for over seven million dollars. It was later sold for ...
- Motivational Quote of the Day by Dalai Lama on happiness: 'We don’t need more money, we don’t need greater success...' - Inspiring life lessons on finding joy withinThe Dalai Lama’s powerful quote about happiness reminds us that money, success, fame, physical perfection and an ideal relationship are not...
- In 1964, Phil Knight sold Japanese running shoes from his car after teaming with his Oregon coach; Nike reported $19.2 billion in revenue in fiscal 2009Nike started its journey with Phil Knight selling shoes directly from his car's trunk, eventually collaborating with coach Bill Bowerman to...
- No luck for Norris as Antonelli becomes Madring's first F1 winnerKimi Antonelli secured victory at the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid. A timely virtual safety car intervention significantly altere...
- PM Modi greets BRICS leaders against TN's Ramanathaswamy temple backdropPrime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed BRICS leaders at the summit. The leaders posed for pictures with the Ramanathaswamy temple backdrop. ...
- Left, TMC govts in Bengal tried to destroy cultural traditions of Bengali Hindus: CMWest Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari alleged past governments undermined Hindu traditions. He stated the current BJP government seek...
- Qualitatively 'happy hours': India’s liquor problem is not what you thinkIndia's food regulator has targeted popular alcohol brands for using neutral spirit and misleading ageing claims. Many Indian liquors are a...
- Spanish Proverb of the Day: 'El hábito no hace al monje' - 'The habit doesn't make the monk' - A timeless lesson on why appearances can be misleading and true character is revealed through actionsThe Spanish saying 'El hábito no hace al monje' serves as a reminder not to evaluate people solely based on their appearance. Clothing and ...
- 22-year-old school dropout steals Rs 23,45,67,77,750 in crypto, buys 30 cars, custom Porsches, Lamborghinis and Ferraris, and a watch worth about Rs 20 croreA Singaporean man admitted his role in a cryptocurrency racketeering operation. This enterprise allegedly stole and laundered over $245 mil...
- Dhirendra Shastri on Bengal politicians' radar for 'Pakhandi', 'Ganda Khana' commentControversy erupted in West Bengal over remarks by Bageshwar Dham priest Dhirendra Shastri, who allegedly called Bengalis “pakhandis” over ...
- A monk’s advice stopped a famous Bollywood actor from quitting comedy after he felt he wasn’t taken seriously. He reveals how a Ladakh trip changed everything. Now, he has Rs 341 crore net worthAt one point, Arshad Warsi questioned whether his comedy roles were a barrier to his career advancement. A transformative encounter with a ...
- Sensational Kimi Antonelli wins Italian GP from back of gridKimi Antonelli achieved a historic Italian Grand Prix victory from nineteenth place. He became the first Italian winner at Monza in sixty y...
- Bangladesh court grants bail to jailed Hindu rights leader; release unlikelyDhaka's High Court granted bail to Chinmoy Krishna Das in two more cases. His release is unlikely as he faces charges in other ongoing lega...
- 'The monk who sold his Ferrari': Thai businessman is selling his $6 million ice cream company to become a saintThai businessman Siripong Akkarasriyuk is selling his Hawell’s ice cream business for 165 million baht, or more than $6 million, as he prep...
- Powerful Monday Motivation Quote by Robin Sharma: 'All great thinkers are initially ridiculed - and eventually...' - The 5AM Club's author's timeless wisdom on success, courage, resilience and why you should never fear being differentRobin Sharma's insightful quote underscores the journey of new ideas from mockery to respect. His teachings promote the values of courage, ...
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