52,000 Christians have been murdered in Nigeria and almost no one in the media wants to talk about it. The attacks keep hitting Christian villages and churches while headlines bury the religion of the victims. This has been going on for years with the same pattern of silence from major outlets. Every innocent life lost in these attacks deserves to be acknowledged, and families deserve justice regardless of their religion. What frustrates me is when people turn human suffering into an argument instead of asking how these killings can be stopped. No community should have to live in fear. I wish the current Pope would take a stronger stance in this matter, rather than just generally condemning violence. He’s too busy having tea with his Muslim friends. It is outrageous that nothing is being done by the international community. Any protests for this. Or no room only Palastian lives matter. The left does not talk about it because it does not fit into their worldview and to avoid upsetting your voters from Muslim circles!

52 pitches in 52 minutes. All below 40 degrees. I've sat through thousands of pitches over 40 years inside conference rooms, coffee shops, Zoom calls, and pretty much any venue you could think of. The ones that stick out are the ones where a founder is so convicted they'll pitch through anything. So… I took 52 pitches in 52 minutes sitting in an ice bath at below 40 degrees. What I was watching for was the founder. How do they carry themselves when conditions are uncomfortable? When the circumstances aren't ideal and the room (or in this case, the water) is working against them? Pitching through stress is practice for everything that comes after. For the moments, where inevitably, everything is harder than they thought it would be. Great founders push through it all to find success, and that's why founders are heroes. I'm not a frequent cold plunger, but it was a fun experience! Next time, we need the Guinness Book of World Records there. Have an idea you want me to hear? Meet me in the ice bath. 🧊 Thanks to Business Insider for covering:

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