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Failure helps to grow.

I'd 🏳️🌈really appreciate your opinion. Which subtitle do you like best for Become a 7-Figure Speaker? a) with Free $7,000,000 Speaking Secrets b) Inspire and Prosper with Rich Miracles c) with Paradise Miracles Retreats d) Free Your $7,000,000 Speaking Super Powers e) Free Your Storytelling Super Powers f) Inspire and Prosper from OUTstanding Storytelling e)________?

How would you want to drive to the Oscars? The Oscars just dropped a teaser that's pure Hollywood magic, whisking us away to an Oscars land filled with wonder, laughter, and a sprinkle of stardust – ending with a surprise that'll have you saying, 'No way!' Ryan Gosling makes a memorable cameo, adding to the buzz surrounding his Best Supporting Actor nomination. Fans and insiders eagerly anticipate his potential performance and perspective on the film's reception. The Oscars have once again demonstrated their understanding of the entertainment landscape, utilizing popular culture and social media buzz to enhance their appeal and relevance. How will Ryan Gosling's involvement impact the Oscars this year? Share your thoughts below. #Oscars #RyanGosling #Barbie #Ken #AcademyAwards"

Saw Matthew McConaughey's 2014 Oscar speech again today & as usual, it made me pause, recalibrate & reflect on the start of 2024. Am I focused on the right things & are they the essential things each day? 1 - Something to look up to = Gratitude 2 - Something to look forward to = My Girls (Family and Deep Friendships) 3 - Someone to chase - your hero = Be Better than Before Every day, every month and every year - stay authentic, keep growing & keep chasing. "Alright, alright, alright". Any additions? #bethechangeyouwanttoseeintheworld #growthmindset #transformation #beauthentic

Reflecting on 'Wolf of Wall Street', it's a cinematic depiction of ambition and determination. A perfect match for my own aspirations in the business world. 📈 What films inspire you to push beyond your boundaries? Let's discuss our go-to motivational movies right here! #BusinessInspiration #CinematicLeadership

The growing trend is, akin to what is mentioned in the article, to watch the important moments of the show, later, on YouTube or TikTok. That’s how a huge global audience watch it. In bits and pieces, in keeping with the current viewing trends. But TikTok and YouTube make the most of it, not the network or the AMPUS. Firstly, the show needs to grow out of the legacy template, and shorten the length. And then the AMPUS and the network need to include the micro-views in ratings calculations. They have to change with time. From a different perspective, Hollywood movies, post Netflix, have gone downhill in terms of watchability. Most iconic directors are either old or out of business with a few exceptions. The new directors have to get familiar with OTT platform analytics before they start working on a script. When you allow non-creative people have an upper hand, shows and movies become clones with different names. I don’t know about others, but I watch a lot, and I can’t recall a single memorable moment from the most of the new stuff. I try to rewatch pre-Netflix era movies, even the ones with lower ratings are often better than what’s ttere on the platforms by the dozen. If the main produce gets rotten, wouldn’t the award ceremony also suffer? Bobby Ghosh

Often it is not the wrong start but the wrong stop that makes the difference between success and failure. In the 1970s, a struggling actor named Sylvester Stallone was offered $360,000 for the script of a movie he had written. 🤑 He was broke and living in a tiny apartment with his wife and newborn baby. The offer seemed like a lifeline, but Stallone had a condition: he wanted to play the lead role in the film. The producers were interested in the script but not in Stallone. Stallone had a choice to make. He could take the money and let go of his dream of becoming an actor, or he could stick to his belief in his own talent and turn down the offer. Stallone chose the latter. He believed in himself and his script so much that he sold his dog, Butkus, to make ends meet. He struggled through those tough times, believing that he was meant to play the role of Rocky Balboa. Eventually, the producers came back with a much lower offer, and Stallone agreed, taking a significant pay cut. The film, "Rocky," became a massive success, winning three Oscars, including Best Picture, and catapulting Sylvester Stallone to stardom. He became one of the most iconic actors in Hollywood history. 🤩 Stallone's story teaches us that sometimes, it's not the wrong start that holds us back; it's the wrong stop, the moment when we give up on our dreams or settle for less than what we believe we're capable of. ♥️ #WaleuskaLazo, Author of The Best Worst Thing That Happened To Me, The Gratitude Blueprint & A Pocket Full of Resilience #NeverGiveUp #BelieveInYourself #DreamBig #PersistencePaysOff #RockyBalboa #SylvesterStallone #OvercomingObstacles #SuccessStory #FollowYourDreams #Determination #Inspiration #KeepGoing #Resilience #DreamChaser #AgainstAllOdds #TrueStory #UnwaveringBelief #TheRockyStory