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Was talking to my Sister. And it made me happy enough to delve into - What to us are siblings? Well, for me, for one, having her in my life, made me a better Man - that's for sure. So my reasons are here - what about you Team @X - Siblings are often our first real friends. - They know us inside out, the good and the bad. - They've been there for all the awkward family photos. - Through fights and laughter, they still have our back. - - Who else would understand the inside jokes and childhood secrets? No matter what, they're a built-in support system. - No one who gets us better than them, it is like your conscience - if I am doing wrong, I will be called out and if I need to do something - I will. I have blinders when it comes to mine. -No matter where life takes us, we're forever connected. - And well, No one gets family like they do - for with you, they have lived it too. - To every sibling: thank you for making life fuller, messier, and better.

Mondays are a promise Drive fast or slow, the pace is yours Ace it Team @X No heavy post this early in the morning.

Life has all flavors. - There will be tough times - There will be times of love - There will be times when you show kindness - There will be times when you are shown kindness - There will be days when you feel no one works more than me and there will be days you will realize, some do. - Some days, you will feel I can't carry on like this, and some days, you will be - this is my jam. Remember just one thing - Life is not linear - It is scalloped and will go down and bob up - So at times - Just take two steps back, and you will realize - You are actually, doing great. Remember to do that often Team @X, for where I stand, I see only winners, strivers, and friends making oodles of progress and being awesome at it. This post is all about you. The awesome people that make this place, pretty cool.

Battle was being hard fought, The carnage was visceral, Somewhere the humans realized This battle will be their last , ever That’s when the Silent Sage appeared And gave the King, his Sword - Caliburn Are you ready for the battle of the day Team @X ? Good, Let’s go..

Smile is Contagious. An expression of you are feeling good An Image that is aesthetically pleasing, to a image that is emotionally pleasing - What say team @X Midjourney + KlingAi

- Socrates was the greatest Philosopher - His teacher was Aspasia of Miletus - A Woman. And because she was, - Her name was removed from history Check the 2nd Image - All the questions you ask and the one-liners you post, comes from his understanding of Ethics. So you do know him well 😀 And remember, it was Aspasia, who taught him that. Get to know her, then, Team @X Aspasia: The Teacher of Socrates 1. The Rebel • Aspasia of Miletus was a prominent woman in classical Athens. • Known for her intelligence, rhetoric, and ties to Socrates and Pericles. • Challenged societal norms by engaging in philosophy and politics. 2. Early Life and Background • Born in Miletus (modern Turkey) and later moved to Athens. • Became the companion of Pericles, the Athenian leader. • Highly educated, which was rare for women in Greece. 3. Influence on Philosophy and Rhetoric • Hosted intellectual gatherings with Socrates and other thinkers. • She taught Ethics and Language to Socrates • Is Mentioned in writings by Plato and Xenophon. 4. Why Aspasia Was Overlooked • Gender Bias: Women were rarely credited for intellectual contributions. • No Written Works: Unlike Socrates, she left no recorded teachings. • Social Stigma: As a foreigner and a woman, she faced criticism. • Misrepresentation: Often depicted as a courtesan rather than a thinker. 5. Role in Athenian Society • Spoke on love, ethics, and politics despite restrictions on women. • Satirized in Athenian comedies for her influence. • Contributed to Athenian intellectual and political life. 6. Legacy and Impact • Symbol of female intellect in a male-dominated world. • Her true role remains debated due to limited historical records. • Still studied in philosophy, rhetoric, and gender studies. Point is

So here, I did a Test @X fam - Same Prompt for @midjourney Image 1 @QwenAI_ Image 2 @Kling_ai Video 1 @Hailuo_AI Video 2 @grok Image 3 in Comments Now you decide - which one is to your liking?

Trust is a strange bond - it binds strong, but if broken, the mends show. Today on - Team @X , we look at Trust. A. 3 Truths About Trust - Earned, Not Given: Built over time through actions, not words. Each action, if positive - adds to it. And you can't demand it - Fragile Yet Powerful: Takes years to build, seconds to break. One mistake and back to zero. - Once Broken, Hard to Fix: Rebuilding takes effort and patience more importantly, the grace of the one to allow. B. 3 Ways to Build Trust - Be Consistent: Keep your promises, big or small. Walk the Talk. - Be Honest: Even when the truth is uncomfortable, how ver temper it with maturity. - Be Present: Listen, respect, and show you care. And when we say 'show' see it in the eyes of the person, that they can feel it in their bones that you really do. No matter where you are - real life or digital. C. 3 Signs of Broken Trust - Doubt Takes Over: Word is questioned. - Walls Go Up: Conversations become guarded. - Distance Grows: Emotional bonds weaken. Key to remember is - it is with parents, your partner, your kids, your friends, your colleagues - everyone that you interact with, talk to and have a close relationship with. And most importantly, it works two ways - relationships are never one way - From A to B & B to A are two different relationship. So, hold tight, nurture, lead with actions and know this - it is not attained in days or weeks but years - guard it well my friends.

Perception: How It Works? Well team @X we are on a digital format. - The cues that we get in real life, Actions, gestures, tone and expressions do not exist in the digital world. - We meet people from around the world. - So perceptions take over - - Here is a deep dive on Perceptions then, what are they and how they work - for you. 1. How Perception Works: - Perception is how we interpret and make sense of the world. - It is shaped by our senses, experiences, emotions, and biases. - The brain filters information based on past knowledge and expectations. - No two people perceive the same event in exactly the same way. - Look at the four videos for example and you realize the blue you think and your friend thinks - are two different blues as an example however the expression you would have perceived similar - they are ….. 2. What Shapes Perception: - Culture & Upbringing: Background influences how we see things. - Personal Experiences: Past events shape expectations and biases. - Social Influence: Media, peers, and authority figures impact views. - Emotions & Mindset: Fear, love, or stress alter how we perceive situations. So in a way, perception is your internal algorithm to perceives things based on the above factors 3. How to Manage Perception: - Be self-aware of biases and assumptions. - Seek diverse perspectives to challenge your viewpoint. - On digital , keep it simple, be ready to explain and ensure to do it in the language other person speaks - allows for better comprehension. - Pause & reflect before reacting to situations. - Be open-minded—perception is not always reality and it is being shaped constantly . What’s your perception of the vids 👇

Was talking to my Sister. And it made me happy enough to delve into - What to us are siblings? Well, for me, for one, having her in my life, made me a better Man - that's for sure. So my reasons are here - what about you Team @X - Siblings are often our first real friends. - They know us inside out, the good and the bad. - They've been there for all the awkward family photos. - Through fights and laughter, they still have our back. - - Who else would understand the inside jokes and childhood secrets? No matter what, they're a built-in support system. - No one who gets us better than them, it is like your conscience - if I am doing wrong, I will be called out and if I need to do something - I will. I have blinders when it comes to mine. -No matter where life takes us, we're forever connected. - And well, No one gets family like they do - for with you, they have lived it too. - To every sibling: thank you for making life fuller, messier, and better.

Mondays are a promise Drive fast or slow, the pace is yours Ace it Team @X No heavy post this early in the morning.

Battle was being hard fought, The carnage was visceral, Somewhere the humans realized This battle will be their last , ever That’s when the Silent Sage appeared And gave the King, his Sword - Caliburn Are you ready for the battle of the day Team @X ? Good, Let’s go..

Life has all flavors. - There will be tough times - There will be times of love - There will be times when you show kindness - There will be times when you are shown kindness - There will be days when you feel no one works more than me and there will be days you will realize, some do. - Some days, you will feel I can't carry on like this, and some days, you will be - this is my jam. Remember just one thing - Life is not linear - It is scalloped and will go down and bob up - So at times - Just take two steps back, and you will realize - You are actually, doing great. Remember to do that often Team @X, for where I stand, I see only winners, strivers, and friends making oodles of progress and being awesome at it. This post is all about you. The awesome people that make this place, pretty cool.

- Socrates was the greatest Philosopher - His teacher was Aspasia of Miletus - A Woman. And because she was, - Her name was removed from history Check the 2nd Image - All the questions you ask and the one-liners you post, comes from his understanding of Ethics. So you do know him well 😀 And remember, it was Aspasia, who taught him that. Get to know her, then, Team @X Aspasia: The Teacher of Socrates 1. The Rebel • Aspasia of Miletus was a prominent woman in classical Athens. • Known for her intelligence, rhetoric, and ties to Socrates and Pericles. • Challenged societal norms by engaging in philosophy and politics. 2. Early Life and Background • Born in Miletus (modern Turkey) and later moved to Athens. • Became the companion of Pericles, the Athenian leader. • Highly educated, which was rare for women in Greece. 3. Influence on Philosophy and Rhetoric • Hosted intellectual gatherings with Socrates and other thinkers. • She taught Ethics and Language to Socrates • Is Mentioned in writings by Plato and Xenophon. 4. Why Aspasia Was Overlooked • Gender Bias: Women were rarely credited for intellectual contributions. • No Written Works: Unlike Socrates, she left no recorded teachings. • Social Stigma: As a foreigner and a woman, she faced criticism. • Misrepresentation: Often depicted as a courtesan rather than a thinker. 5. Role in Athenian Society • Spoke on love, ethics, and politics despite restrictions on women. • Satirized in Athenian comedies for her influence. • Contributed to Athenian intellectual and political life. 6. Legacy and Impact • Symbol of female intellect in a male-dominated world. • Her true role remains debated due to limited historical records. • Still studied in philosophy, rhetoric, and gender studies. Point is

Smile is Contagious. An expression of you are feeling good An Image that is aesthetically pleasing, to a image that is emotionally pleasing - What say team @X Midjourney + KlingAi

So here, I did a Test @X fam - Same Prompt for @midjourney Image 1 @QwenAI_ Image 2 @Kling_ai Video 1 @Hailuo_AI Video 2 @grok Image 3 in Comments Now you decide - which one is to your liking?

Trust is a strange bond - it binds strong, but if broken, the mends show. Today on - Team @X , we look at Trust. A. 3 Truths About Trust - Earned, Not Given: Built over time through actions, not words. Each action, if positive - adds to it. And you can't demand it - Fragile Yet Powerful: Takes years to build, seconds to break. One mistake and back to zero. - Once Broken, Hard to Fix: Rebuilding takes effort and patience more importantly, the grace of the one to allow. B. 3 Ways to Build Trust - Be Consistent: Keep your promises, big or small. Walk the Talk. - Be Honest: Even when the truth is uncomfortable, how ver temper it with maturity. - Be Present: Listen, respect, and show you care. And when we say 'show' see it in the eyes of the person, that they can feel it in their bones that you really do. No matter where you are - real life or digital. C. 3 Signs of Broken Trust - Doubt Takes Over: Word is questioned. - Walls Go Up: Conversations become guarded. - Distance Grows: Emotional bonds weaken. Key to remember is - it is with parents, your partner, your kids, your friends, your colleagues - everyone that you interact with, talk to and have a close relationship with. And most importantly, it works two ways - relationships are never one way - From A to B & B to A are two different relationship. So, hold tight, nurture, lead with actions and know this - it is not attained in days or weeks but years - guard it well my friends.

Perception: How It Works? Well team @X we are on a digital format. - The cues that we get in real life, Actions, gestures, tone and expressions do not exist in the digital world. - We meet people from around the world. - So perceptions take over - - Here is a deep dive on Perceptions then, what are they and how they work - for you. 1. How Perception Works: - Perception is how we interpret and make sense of the world. - It is shaped by our senses, experiences, emotions, and biases. - The brain filters information based on past knowledge and expectations. - No two people perceive the same event in exactly the same way. - Look at the four videos for example and you realize the blue you think and your friend thinks - are two different blues as an example however the expression you would have perceived similar - they are ….. 2. What Shapes Perception: - Culture & Upbringing: Background influences how we see things. - Personal Experiences: Past events shape expectations and biases. - Social Influence: Media, peers, and authority figures impact views. - Emotions & Mindset: Fear, love, or stress alter how we perceive situations. So in a way, perception is your internal algorithm to perceives things based on the above factors 3. How to Manage Perception: - Be self-aware of biases and assumptions. - Seek diverse perspectives to challenge your viewpoint. - On digital , keep it simple, be ready to explain and ensure to do it in the language other person speaks - allows for better comprehension. - Pause & reflect before reacting to situations. - Be open-minded—perception is not always reality and it is being shaped constantly . What’s your perception of the vids 👇