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  1. These Apollo 'UFO' images have been public for decades. So why are people talking about them now?
    atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug
    <p>Much of the UFO imagery that the Pentagon released last week was new
    #decades #apollo #images #public

  2. These Apollo 'UFO' images have been public for decades. So why are people talking about them now?
    atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug
    <p>Much of the UFO imagery that the Pentagon released last week was new
    #decades #apollo #images #public

  3. I'm not one of the people that gets invited to #conventions with decades clean. I have #decades clean just not all in a row. I did it my way lol. Anyway I am definitely more alive than ever and it hurts a lot to listen to somebody lying to themselves like that. That's #America. And it hurts a lot.

  4. Telefónica leaves Chile after almost four decades in the country

    You might be interested in The Barça parade: blocked streets and diverted bus lines MadridTelefónica is leaving Chile,…
    #Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #Telefónica #after #almost #Chile #country #decades #four #in #leaves #the
    europesays.com/spain/22490/

  5. "Stop underestimating the future value of your current insight.” - Futurist Jim Carroll

    --
    Futurist Jim Carroll is writing a series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, based on 36 lessons from his 36 years as a solo entrepreneur, working as a nomadic worker in the global freelance economy. The series is unfolding here, and at pivot.jimcarroll.com.
    --

    Back in 1989, while I was in the midst of my career crisis that would ultimately see me leave the corporate world and start my own freelance "thing," I obsessed over thinking about what possible value my unique skills might be.

    After all, I had gone far from my original professional accounting roots, and was deeply involved in all the merging technology, culturem and opportunities of what was then the emerging Internet. I wasn't on the leading edge - I was somewhere far out ahead of most other people in the world - my skills were so niche, so unique, so narrow that I couldn't think of what possible value they might be to any organization in the world.

    Five years later, I had a **#1** national bestselling book, my business was thriving, and I had people begging me to come into their organizations to explain this strange new world - for money.

    With all that, I learned a very powerful lesson: one of the hardest things to do in a long-term career is to accurately value what you know. It's still the case for me - when you’ve spent 36 years "putting in the work" (**#16**) and "frequenting the fringes" (**#15**), your intuition becomes so sharp that you often mistake it for common sense.

    You assume everyone sees the world the way you do.
    They don't.

    And that might be the most important skill you have - a theme I explore in depth in my upcoming Being Unique book. (It's still in editing!)

    In my voyage, I’ve realized that the "Infinite Pivot" isn't just about moving to the next thing. It’s about recognizing the massive value of the distance you’ve already traveled. What takes me five minutes to "see" today took me three decades to learn. What I knew in 1994 that propelled my success forward took me from 1982 to learn.

    So what's your value worth? The amateur prices by the hour. The expert prices by the decade.

    Own your expertise.

    Stop apologizing for your rate.

    The value of your insight isn't measured by how long it takes you to say it, but by how much it changes the world for the person who hears it.

    ---

    Futurist Jim Carroll now realizes that what he knew in 1989 was unbelievably invaluable at the time. It just took him a few years to recognize it.

    **#Value** **#Insight** **#Expertise** **#Worth** **#Unique** **#Skills** **#Underestimate** **#Decades** **#Learning** **#Perspective** **#BeingUnique** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Clarity** **#Lens** **#Pricing** **#Confidence** **#Knowledge** **#Rare** **#Asset** **#Journey** **#Distance** **#Ownership** **#Recognition** **#Onwards**

    Original post: jimcarroll.com/2026/04/decodin

  6. "Stop underestimating the future value of your current insight.” - Futurist Jim Carroll

    --
    Futurist Jim Carroll is writing a series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, based on 36 lessons from his 36 years as a solo entrepreneur, working as a nomadic worker in the global freelance economy. The series is unfolding here, and at pivot.jimcarroll.com.
    --

    Back in 1989, while I was in the midst of my career crisis that would ultimately see me leave the corporate world and start my own freelance "thing," I obsessed over thinking about what possible value my unique skills might be.

    After all, I had gone far from my original professional accounting roots, and was deeply involved in all the merging technology, culturem and opportunities of what was then the emerging Internet. I wasn't on the leading edge - I was somewhere far out ahead of most other people in the world - my skills were so niche, so unique, so narrow that I couldn't think of what possible value they might be to any organization in the world.

    Five years later, I had a **#1** national bestselling book, my business was thriving, and I had people begging me to come into their organizations to explain this strange new world - for money.

    With all that, I learned a very powerful lesson: one of the hardest things to do in a long-term career is to accurately value what you know. It's still the case for me - when you’ve spent 36 years "putting in the work" (**#16**) and "frequenting the fringes" (**#15**), your intuition becomes so sharp that you often mistake it for common sense.

    You assume everyone sees the world the way you do.
    They don't.

    And that might be the most important skill you have - a theme I explore in depth in my upcoming Being Unique book. (It's still in editing!)

    In my voyage, I’ve realized that the "Infinite Pivot" isn't just about moving to the next thing. It’s about recognizing the massive value of the distance you’ve already traveled. What takes me five minutes to "see" today took me three decades to learn. What I knew in 1994 that propelled my success forward took me from 1982 to learn.

    So what's your value worth? The amateur prices by the hour. The expert prices by the decade.

    Own your expertise.

    Stop apologizing for your rate.

    The value of your insight isn't measured by how long it takes you to say it, but by how much it changes the world for the person who hears it.

    ---

    Futurist Jim Carroll now realizes that what he knew in 1989 was unbelievably invaluable at the time. It just took him a few years to recognize it.

    **#Value** **#Insight** **#Expertise** **#Worth** **#Unique** **#Skills** **#Underestimate** **#Decades** **#Learning** **#Perspective** **#BeingUnique** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Clarity** **#Lens** **#Pricing** **#Confidence** **#Knowledge** **#Rare** **#Asset** **#Journey** **#Distance** **#Ownership** **#Recognition** **#Onwards**

    Original post: jimcarroll.com/2026/04/decodin

  7. "Stop underestimating the future value of your current insight.” - Futurist Jim Carroll

    --
    Futurist Jim Carroll is writing a series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, based on 36 lessons from his 36 years as a solo entrepreneur, working as a nomadic worker in the global freelance economy. The series is unfolding here, and at pivot.jimcarroll.com.
    --

    Back in 1989, while I was in the midst of my career crisis that would ultimately see me leave the corporate world and start my own freelance "thing," I obsessed over thinking about what possible value my unique skills might be.

    After all, I had gone far from my original professional accounting roots, and was deeply involved in all the merging technology, culturem and opportunities of what was then the emerging Internet. I wasn't on the leading edge - I was somewhere far out ahead of most other people in the world - my skills were so niche, so unique, so narrow that I couldn't think of what possible value they might be to any organization in the world.

    Five years later, I had a **#1** national bestselling book, my business was thriving, and I had people begging me to come into their organizations to explain this strange new world - for money.

    With all that, I learned a very powerful lesson: one of the hardest things to do in a long-term career is to accurately value what you know. It's still the case for me - when you’ve spent 36 years "putting in the work" (**#16**) and "frequenting the fringes" (**#15**), your intuition becomes so sharp that you often mistake it for common sense.

    You assume everyone sees the world the way you do.
    They don't.

    And that might be the most important skill you have - a theme I explore in depth in my upcoming Being Unique book. (It's still in editing!)

    In my voyage, I’ve realized that the "Infinite Pivot" isn't just about moving to the next thing. It’s about recognizing the massive value of the distance you’ve already traveled. What takes me five minutes to "see" today took me three decades to learn. What I knew in 1994 that propelled my success forward took me from 1982 to learn.

    So what's your value worth? The amateur prices by the hour. The expert prices by the decade.

    Own your expertise.

    Stop apologizing for your rate.

    The value of your insight isn't measured by how long it takes you to say it, but by how much it changes the world for the person who hears it.

    ---

    Futurist Jim Carroll now realizes that what he knew in 1989 was unbelievably invaluable at the time. It just took him a few years to recognize it.

    **#Value** **#Insight** **#Expertise** **#Worth** **#Unique** **#Skills** **#Underestimate** **#Decades** **#Learning** **#Perspective** **#BeingUnique** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Clarity** **#Lens** **#Pricing** **#Confidence** **#Knowledge** **#Rare** **#Asset** **#Journey** **#Distance** **#Ownership** **#Recognition** **#Onwards**

    Original post: jimcarroll.com/2026/04/decodin

  8. "Stop underestimating the future value of your current insight.” - Futurist Jim Carroll

    --
    Futurist Jim Carroll is writing a series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, based on 36 lessons from his 36 years as a solo entrepreneur, working as a nomadic worker in the global freelance economy. The series is unfolding here, and at pivot.jimcarroll.com.
    --

    Back in 1989, while I was in the midst of my career crisis that would ultimately see me leave the corporate world and start my own freelance "thing," I obsessed over thinking about what possible value my unique skills might be.

    After all, I had gone far from my original professional accounting roots, and was deeply involved in all the merging technology, culturem and opportunities of what was then the emerging Internet. I wasn't on the leading edge - I was somewhere far out ahead of most other people in the world - my skills were so niche, so unique, so narrow that I couldn't think of what possible value they might be to any organization in the world.

    Five years later, I had a **#1** national bestselling book, my business was thriving, and I had people begging me to come into their organizations to explain this strange new world - for money.

    With all that, I learned a very powerful lesson: one of the hardest things to do in a long-term career is to accurately value what you know. It's still the case for me - when you’ve spent 36 years "putting in the work" (**#16**) and "frequenting the fringes" (**#15**), your intuition becomes so sharp that you often mistake it for common sense.

    You assume everyone sees the world the way you do.
    They don't.

    And that might be the most important skill you have - a theme I explore in depth in my upcoming Being Unique book. (It's still in editing!)

    In my voyage, I’ve realized that the "Infinite Pivot" isn't just about moving to the next thing. It’s about recognizing the massive value of the distance you’ve already traveled. What takes me five minutes to "see" today took me three decades to learn. What I knew in 1994 that propelled my success forward took me from 1982 to learn.

    So what's your value worth? The amateur prices by the hour. The expert prices by the decade.

    Own your expertise.

    Stop apologizing for your rate.

    The value of your insight isn't measured by how long it takes you to say it, but by how much it changes the world for the person who hears it.

    ---

    Futurist Jim Carroll now realizes that what he knew in 1989 was unbelievably invaluable at the time. It just took him a few years to recognize it.

    **#Value** **#Insight** **#Expertise** **#Worth** **#Unique** **#Skills** **#Underestimate** **#Decades** **#Learning** **#Perspective** **#BeingUnique** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Clarity** **#Lens** **#Pricing** **#Confidence** **#Knowledge** **#Rare** **#Asset** **#Journey** **#Distance** **#Ownership** **#Recognition** **#Onwards**

    Original post: jimcarroll.com/2026/04/decodin

  9. "Stop underestimating the future value of your current insight.” - Futurist Jim Carroll

    --
    Futurist Jim Carroll is writing a series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, based on 36 lessons from his 36 years as a solo entrepreneur, working as a nomadic worker in the global freelance economy. The series is unfolding here, and at pivot.jimcarroll.com.
    --

    Back in 1989, while I was in the midst of my career crisis that would ultimately see me leave the corporate world and start my own freelance "thing," I obsessed over thinking about what possible value my unique skills might be.

    After all, I had gone far from my original professional accounting roots, and was deeply involved in all the merging technology, culturem and opportunities of what was then the emerging Internet. I wasn't on the leading edge - I was somewhere far out ahead of most other people in the world - my skills were so niche, so unique, so narrow that I couldn't think of what possible value they might be to any organization in the world.

    Five years later, I had a **#1** national bestselling book, my business was thriving, and I had people begging me to come into their organizations to explain this strange new world - for money.

    With all that, I learned a very powerful lesson: one of the hardest things to do in a long-term career is to accurately value what you know. It's still the case for me - when you’ve spent 36 years "putting in the work" (**#16**) and "frequenting the fringes" (**#15**), your intuition becomes so sharp that you often mistake it for common sense.

    You assume everyone sees the world the way you do.
    They don't.

    And that might be the most important skill you have - a theme I explore in depth in my upcoming Being Unique book. (It's still in editing!)

    In my voyage, I’ve realized that the "Infinite Pivot" isn't just about moving to the next thing. It’s about recognizing the massive value of the distance you’ve already traveled. What takes me five minutes to "see" today took me three decades to learn. What I knew in 1994 that propelled my success forward took me from 1982 to learn.

    So what's your value worth? The amateur prices by the hour. The expert prices by the decade.

    Own your expertise.

    Stop apologizing for your rate.

    The value of your insight isn't measured by how long it takes you to say it, but by how much it changes the world for the person who hears it.

    ---

    Futurist Jim Carroll now realizes that what he knew in 1989 was unbelievably invaluable at the time. It just took him a few years to recognize it.

    **#Value** **#Insight** **#Expertise** **#Worth** **#Unique** **#Skills** **#Underestimate** **#Decades** **#Learning** **#Perspective** **#BeingUnique** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Clarity** **#Lens** **#Pricing** **#Confidence** **#Knowledge** **#Rare** **#Asset** **#Journey** **#Distance** **#Ownership** **#Recognition** **#Onwards**

    Original post: jimcarroll.com/2026/04/decodin

  10. A working group comprising representatives from the federal, state, and municipal levels is currently advising on potential savings within the social welfare se... news.osna.fm/?p=42151 | #news #care #decades #disability #efforts

  11. A working group comprising representatives from the federal, state, and municipal levels is currently advising on potential savings within the social welfare se... news.osna.fm/?p=42151 | #news #care #decades #disability #efforts

  12. A working group comprising representatives from the federal, state, and municipal levels is currently advising on potential savings within the social welfare se... news.osna.fm/?p=42151 | #news #care #decades #disability #efforts

  13. A working group comprising representatives from the federal, state, and municipal levels is currently advising on potential savings within the social welfare se... news.osna.fm/?p=42151 | #news #care #decades #disability #efforts

  14. A working group comprising representatives from the federal, state, and municipal levels is currently advising on potential savings within the social welfare se... news.osna.fm/?p=42151 | #news #care #decades #disability #efforts

  15. #Xi saw #Trump coming like last Wednesday's dirty laundry, but if their system had not been collecting #hundreds #of #billions #of #dollars #for #decades from the United States, his opinions wouldn't matter still. The #United #States built their undertaker. Say hello to #China. The new top dog.

  16. The human rights organization Memorial has been officially labeled as "extremist" in Russia. According to reports from several Russian media outlets, the Suprem... news.osna.fm/?p=41257 | #news #after #bans #decades #dissent

  17. The human rights organization Memorial has been officially labeled as "extremist" in Russia. According to reports from several Russian media outlets, the Suprem... news.osna.fm/?p=41257 | #news #after #bans #decades #dissent

  18. The human rights organization Memorial has been officially labeled as "extremist" in Russia. According to reports from several Russian media outlets, the Suprem... news.osna.fm/?p=41257 | #news #after #bans #decades #dissent

  19. The human rights organization Memorial has been officially labeled as "extremist" in Russia. According to reports from several Russian media outlets, the Suprem... news.osna.fm/?p=41257 | #news #after #bans #decades #dissent

  20. Steep rise in sepsis hospital admissions over past two decades, research reveals

    There were 217 admissions per 100,000 people in 2000, which increased to 386 admissions per 100,000 people in…
    #NewsBeep #News #Healthcare #admissions #AU #Australia #decades #green #Health #Hospital #in #kate #over #past #research #reveals #rise #sepsis #steep #two
    newsbeep.com/au/577329/

  21. Success isn't reaching a destination; it’s mastering the art of the infinite pivot." - Futurist Jim Carroll

    I walked out of the corporate world 36 years ago to bet on a home office, a fledgling new technology known as the Internet, and a belief that the future belongs to those who can change.

    I’ve learned a lot along the way! Through those years, I’ve survived market crashes, massive technology revolutions, and the beautiful chaos of raising a family in the same rooms and homes where I wrote 44 books. All along the way, I’ve learned what it means to pivot — to change my career focus, reinvent my skills, adjust my personal outlook, rebalance my time commitments. Every single time, I was somehow pivoting, changing, and adapting.

    I meant to share these lessons at Year 35 — I wrote a long post last year with some thoughts on what I’ve learned. I haven't shared it yet —I wanted to get the lessons right.

    But the other day, I stumbled across it and realized I had powerful insight to share. Many people around the world are in the early years of the freelance economy; it might be useful. Given how quickly AI is evolving, there will probably be more.

    With that in mind, I’ve distilled my journey into this new series: The Art of the Infinite Pivot.

    I’ve come to realize that the delay was actually part of the journey. In a world obsessed with “instant” and “real-time,” I’ve learned that the best insights are the ones that have been lived, tested, and breathed for decades.

    Over the next few months, I’m going to share them one by one — not as a “guru,” but as someone who has spent 36 years in the trenches of the home office and global freelance economy. Whether you are a solo-entrepreneur, a corporate leader considering t a pivot, or someone just trying to build a new future, I hope these lessons help you navigate your own voyage.

    Lesson **#1** drops tomorrow. The series will be found here and at pivot.jimcarroll.com.

    Who’s coming along?

    ---

    Futurist Jim Carroll bet on his future in November 1990. He hasn't looked back.

    **#Pivot** **#Success** **#Freelance** **#Journey** **#Lessons** **#HomeOffice** **#Adaptation** **#Career** **#Change** **#Internet** **#Entrepreneurship** **#Wisdom** **#Series** **#Evolution** **#Growth** **#Learning** **#Independence** **#Reinvention** **#Future** **#Experience** **#Decades** **#Mastery** **#Navigation** **#Sharing** **#Onwards**

    Original post:jimcarroll.com/2026/03/decodin

  22. Success isn't reaching a destination; it’s mastering the art of the infinite pivot." - Futurist Jim Carroll

    I walked out of the corporate world 36 years ago to bet on a home office, a fledgling new technology known as the Internet, and a belief that the future belongs to those who can change.

    I’ve learned a lot along the way! Through those years, I’ve survived market crashes, massive technology revolutions, and the beautiful chaos of raising a family in the same rooms and homes where I wrote 44 books. All along the way, I’ve learned what it means to pivot — to change my career focus, reinvent my skills, adjust my personal outlook, rebalance my time commitments. Every single time, I was somehow pivoting, changing, and adapting.

    I meant to share these lessons at Year 35 — I wrote a long post last year with some thoughts on what I’ve learned. I haven't shared it yet —I wanted to get the lessons right.

    But the other day, I stumbled across it and realized I had powerful insight to share. Many people around the world are in the early years of the freelance economy; it might be useful. Given how quickly AI is evolving, there will probably be more.

    With that in mind, I’ve distilled my journey into this new series: The Art of the Infinite Pivot.

    I’ve come to realize that the delay was actually part of the journey. In a world obsessed with “instant” and “real-time,” I’ve learned that the best insights are the ones that have been lived, tested, and breathed for decades.

    Over the next few months, I’m going to share them one by one — not as a “guru,” but as someone who has spent 36 years in the trenches of the home office and global freelance economy. Whether you are a solo-entrepreneur, a corporate leader considering t a pivot, or someone just trying to build a new future, I hope these lessons help you navigate your own voyage.

    Lesson **#1** drops tomorrow. The series will be found here and at pivot.jimcarroll.com.

    Who’s coming along?

    ---

    Futurist Jim Carroll bet on his future in November 1990. He hasn't looked back.

    **#Pivot** **#Success** **#Freelance** **#Journey** **#Lessons** **#HomeOffice** **#Adaptation** **#Career** **#Change** **#Internet** **#Entrepreneurship** **#Wisdom** **#Series** **#Evolution** **#Growth** **#Learning** **#Independence** **#Reinvention** **#Future** **#Experience** **#Decades** **#Mastery** **#Navigation** **#Sharing** **#Onwards**

    Original post:jimcarroll.com/2026/03/decodin

  23. Harlem Globetrotters Are Getting Their First Basketball Video Game In Two Decades

    misryoum.com/us/reviews/harlem

    The last time the Harlem Globetrotters were in a video game was in 2006 when Harlem Globetrotters: World Tour debuted on Game Boy Advance, as well as a DS version in 2007. Two decades later, the iconic exhibition basketball team...

    #Harlem #Globetrotters #Are #Getting #Their #First #Basketball #Video #Game #Two #Decades #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com

  24. The war in the Middle East also influences global oil supplies. According to Germany's Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), 6.1 % of the crude‑oil that entere... news.osna.fm/?p=37440 | #news #crude #cuts #decades #drop

  25. Beverly Hills Hotel to Unveil First Property Additions in Decades

    misryoum.com/us/us24/beverly-h

    The Pink Palace is expanding. In a significant milestone — its first major extensive expansion since the 1940s — the Beverly Hills Hotel is preparing five new public spaces to pump its dining, entertainment and lounging offerings inside one of Hollywood’s...

    #Beverly #Hills #Hotel #Unveil #First #Property #Additions #Decades #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com

  26. Bill Clinton sexual misconduct allegations span decades of controversy

    misryoum.com/us/politics/bill-

    NEWYou can now listen to US News Hub articles! Former President Bill Clinton has vigorously denied many of them, allegations of sexual improprieties have punctuated his career and repeatedly made questions about his character the focus of national attention.His...

    #Bill #Clinton #sexual #misconduct #allegations #span #decades #controversy #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com

  27. Economist Martin Werding warns against drawing civil servants into the statutory pension system.He explained to the "Rheinische Post" that the Expert Council ha... news.osna.fm/?p=33656 | #news #billions #civil #cost #decades

  28. ICYMI, there's a short essay by Marilynne Robinson in the FT Weekend about Trump's violence.
    Here's the opening.
    "This country is in a state of crisis that began decades ago and will continue for decades more, if we are fortunate. The worst outcome would be a quiet that meant the exhaustion of the public resistance to the post-democratic, post-constitutional movement that controls the government at present."
    Thanks to @Akshay for the link. 1/2
    #MarilynneRobinson #decades
    eupolicy.social/@Akshay/115989

  29. Four Decades in the European Union: Spain and Portugal’s Journey Since 1986

    In 1986, two Iberian nations, Spain and Portugal, took a momentous step in their political and economic evolution…
    #Economy #1986 #And #decades #EconomyofEU #EconomyoftheEU #EUeconomy #Europe #European #four #in #journey #portugals #since #spain #the #union
    europesays.com/2676711/

  30. Four Decades of Progress: Spain and Portugal’s Transformative Journey in the European Union

    In 1986, two Iberian nations, Spain and Portugal, took a momentous step in their political and economic evolution…
    #Economy #And #decades #EconomyofEU #EconomyofEuropeanUnion #EconomyoftheEU #EconomyoftheEuropeanUnion #EUeconomy #Europe #European #four #in #journey #of #portugals #progress #spain #the #transformative #union
    europesays.com/2676709/

  31. Four Decades in the European Union: Spain and Portugal’s Journey Since 1986

    In January 1986, Spain and Portugal officially joined the European Economic Community (EEC)—the forerunner of today’s European Union—marking…
    #Economy #1986 #And #decades #EconomyofEU #EconomyoftheEU #EUeconomy #Europe #European #four #in #journey #portugals #since #spain #the #union
    europesays.com/2676485/