The Best Of The Week

Best Things I Read this week
These inspiring pictures and quotes here

  • Eat carbs and still maintain a six pack? This male model proves it. Read here .

  • Chances are, the person you will finally come to love will be younger, older, taller or shorter than the person you’re dreaming of. Innumerable opportunities for real love have been lost because daters didn’t know the wise skill of squinting.  Read more here 

  • “Men are brought up being told that we’re supposed to be provider and protector. But, as far as I can see, a lot of our communities are basically designed to kill people, because you can’t find healthy or nutritious food in them. Why is it easier to get alcohol than an organic apple? Why, in certain communities here, is it easier to get a gun than it is to get an organic carrot? Cities are designed for commerce, not for people.” This gangster drops some truth here

  • The open-minded know that most people are already brim-full of self-criticism. We’re not in need of further, harder condemnation. Where we truly need help is in liking ourselves enough to dare to develop, given what we know of the sinister regions of our psyches. By their unshocked reception of the stranger elements of who we are, combined with supportive exhortations to betterment, the open-minded model for us the relationship we would ideally have with ourselves as we strive to encourage the nobler parts of our nature and overcome the weakest. It is easy to see why we should so badly want them as friends. Read more here
      



Best Things I watched/heard This week


  • Discovered Kylie Flavell through a YouTube Ad and i'm glad i did not skip the Ad this time. Let this sister enlighten you with her remarkable smile insights :)


  • The best band in the world is back to save the year with an uplifting rocking song. Here's a lyric video of their new single and one of the best things i saw this week








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