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🫡 I move in silence. #Bitcoin is my compass. #Nostr is my signal. The world is broken not by men but by money. Fix that and the rest falls. This isn’t a game of gains it’s a return to self-rule. #BTC 🧡💜

But here’s the truth no one wants to admit:

💡 You are where you are because someone else showed up.

The mentor who opened doors you didn’t know existed.

The Boss who helped you get your confidence back.

The spouse who supported your wild idea to quit.

The person you collaborated with who sparked a chain reaction.

Slave or free?

Which one is apply to you?

#Asknostr #Nostr #Bitcoin

🧡 #Overman

#Nostr #Bitcoin

#Ubermensch 💜🫡

Do your best, Then do it again. That’s discipline.

Our true work is to look after each other, to protect each other and to be of benefit to one another.

#Kindness #Nostr #Bitcoin

The more you chase approval, the more you

corrupt authenticity.

#2025 is your blank canvas. Seize every moment, make bold moves, and create the masterpiece of your future. #Win

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In 1955, photographer Ken Russell captured a striking image of "The Last of the Teddy Girls," documenting a unique subculture in post-war Britain. The Teddy Girls, or "Judies," were the female counterparts to the Teddy Boys, a youth movement known for its sharp, Edwardian-inspired style and defiance of social norms. Emerging in the 1950s, the Teddy Girls rejected conventional femininity, donning tailored jackets, rolled-up jeans, neck scarves, and masculine brogues. Their bold fashion choices symbolized a rebellion against societal expectations in a time of rapid cultural change.

This subculture was deeply intertwined with Britain’s socio-economic landscape after World War II. Many Teddy Girls came from working-class backgrounds, their aesthetic a mix of thrifted pieces and hand-me-downs, creatively repurposed into distinctive outfits. Despite living in economically challenging conditions, they used fashion as a means of self-expression and defiance. Unlike the more publicized Teddy Boys, the Teddy Girls remained relatively obscure, and Russell’s photographs offered a rare glimpse into their world, showcasing their independence, camaraderie, and resilience.

Ken Russell’s documentation of the Teddy Girls is a vital historical record, preserving the spirit of a movement that challenged gender norms and class boundaries. His images highlight a forgotten chapter of British youth culture, revealing how these young women used style to assert their identity and navigate a changing post-war society. Today, the Teddy Girls are celebrated as pioneers of alternative fashion and feminist rebellion, their influence visible in the evolving landscape of youth subcultures and gender expression.

#Fashion #history #culture #Nostr #Bitcoin

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Train your #mind to see the good in everything.

#Mindset for #success

#Growth isn’t always easy to see when you’re focused on the next big thing...

Take a moment to look back and appreciate how far you’ve come.

Remember that #progress isn’t measured by perfection, it’s about how much work you’re putting in to keep making progress.

With each passing year, you realize that your #journey doesn’t need to make sense to anyone but you. It’s yours to live authentically, unapologetically, and boldly.

#Life #Nostr #Bitcoin

Sleep is the best meditation.

Those who can tolerate the uncertainty, who can continue to show up every single day even when the end is unclear, will eventually find a way to #win

The most important thing is to be in a good mood and enjoy life, wherever you are.

#Mindset #joy #life

#Meme #zapathon #Nostr #Bitcoin

#Life

“If there are no gods, then you will be gone, but will have lived a noble life that will live on in the memories of your loved ones.”

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#MarcusAurelius