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Doctors told Wildine Aumoithe’s family that she had only 24 hours to live.Twenty-two years later, she has graduated from...
07/08/2026

Doctors told Wildine Aumoithe’s family that she had only 24 hours to live.

Twenty-two years later, she has graduated from Liberty University with a degree in graphic design.

Wildine was born with SADDAN dysplasia, a rare genetic disorder that affects bone, skin, and neurological development. Despite ongoing health challenges, she continued to defy expectations and reach major milestones.

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06/08/2026

I don’t know who needs to hear this, but somebody does.

to Magda Delgado and the team at Earn Your Leisure

06/08/2026

EYL University 🎓 Earners meetup at Invest Fest

Last year Texas Southern University’s debate team won its fifth international championship title in South Korea. The tea...
06/08/2026

Last year Texas Southern University’s debate team won its fifth international championship title in South Korea. The team followed that historic victory with a second-place finish at the 2026 international championship in Athens, continuing TSU’s proud tradition of debate excellence. 🙏🏿❤️

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04/08/2026

This has to be the cutest kid ever.

It’s funny how your kids want to be just like you when you’re present. Hendrix spotted my punching mitts and my dad hat and started yelling, “I’m the boxing coach!”

Looks like today’s my first day training with my new coach. 🥊

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Naomi Osaka made a bold business decision that paid off in a major way. 🎾💰Instead of accepting a traditional endorsement...
30/07/2026

Naomi Osaka made a bold business decision that paid off in a major way. 🎾💰

Instead of accepting a traditional endorsement deal with Coca-Cola, Osaka partnered with the smaller sports drink company BODYARMOR and reportedly negotiated equity as part of her agreement.

That decision became extremely valuable when Coca-Cola purchased the remaining 85% of BODYARMOR for $5.6 billion in 2021. Osaka did not receive ownership in Coca-Cola, as the graphic suggests, but her BODYARMOR equity reportedly allowed her to benefit financially from the acquisition.

Her story is another reminder that sometimes the biggest opportunity is not the largest check offered today—it is ownership in what could grow tomorrow.

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T.I. once called Michael Vick to check on him and ask if he needed any help getting back on his feet.Vick told him that ...
29/07/2026

T.I. once called Michael Vick to check on him and ask if he needed any help getting back on his feet.

Vick told him that $50,000 would help him start rebuilding his life. Instead of giving him what he asked for, T.I. gave him $75,000.

Sometimes a second chance starts with one person choosing to show up when it matters most. ❤️

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26/07/2026

When a young Michael Jackson and Muhammad Ali met in 1977.

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24/07/2026

This is making me hungry 👀🥚😂

Angela Bassett became a first-time mother at 45 when she and her husband, actor Courtney B. Vance, welcomed twins Bronwy...
22/07/2026

Angela Bassett became a first-time mother at 45 when she and her husband, actor Courtney B. Vance, welcomed twins Bronwyn and Slater through surrogacy after years of infertility struggles.

Her journey is a reminder that life does not always follow our preferred timeline. Angela said she never lost faith and believed her children arrived at exactly the right time.

Motherhood may have come later than expected, but it came right on time.

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