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I love looking at the stages of this granny annexe build. Everyone who stays in here loves it 😁
I need this iv been resisting designer my whole life 2bh but the watch thing is making me itch a little
346: #DISUNOMICS - THE ECONOMICS OF LUXURY PART 1 (HIGH FASHION)
Why we are willing to spend on luxury fashion, how Hermes, LV & Chanel remain desirable & how Gucci are in big trouble!
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1IX…
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas…
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Mirá que es difícil hacer mierda una marca pero lo de BMW se va a estudiar en universidades. – at Alcobendas, Spain
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🚨🌟 | There are people at #MUFC who believe Ayden Heaven and Leny Yoro will develop to be AS GOOD a partnership as Arsenal pair Gabriel and William Saliba.
[@lauriewhitwell/@TheAthleticFC]
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Some Aston Villa fans left bags of Cheetos on the seats of the Manchester City bench today 😂
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he actually looks younger now? wtf
Maintaining a clear mind is the hardest challenge of life.
By default we settle into patterns. We do what's easily available and pattern match what others do.
Getting swept away by the day which turn into years. Awaking one day and wondering what even happened to the time.
I've found my morning routine is the best antidote to becoming the System. That is, unthinkingly becoming the default patterns that dominate your era.
Each day, it's time without screens, messages, scrolling, interruptions, and social pressures.
It's filled with silence, the discomfort of discipline and the open space of thought.
There is something magical about the morning. A time when life is reborn each day. I find my greatest solace and joy in them.
p.s. those of you with kids, I hear you. I have three children. Morning routines are practically impossible. Hang in there and even if it's a 15 minute routine, it can be a good practice to maintain sanity amid the chaos.
This is why govts need to focus on incentives and not tax revenue - see report in my bio:
I spell out exactly the problem with current Westminster fiscal way of thinking and how to solve it
The Laffer Curve strikes again. Rachel Reeves’s absurd increases to stamp duty have backfired after tax receipts from property sales above £5m fell by £541m in the 18 months following her 2024 budget when she raised the second-home stamp duty surcharge to 5%.
Data from estate agents Knight Frank show that in the 18 months subsequent to the budget, the number of sales above £5m dropped by 14% from 2,569 to 2,208, when compared with the 18 months before the budget. Of course it is not just the stamp duty that is lost but also the economic activity that accompanies the property transactions.
Reeves has just signed up to the Chartwell Speakers agency to sell speeches for money. Surely for anyone to buy a speech from her is a badge of idiocy?











































