Well worth a watch, shows an emotional connection and curiosity to life beyond what we think.

Augusta providing some incredible images already

Sporting trivia: Only three countries have done the sporting triple: (a) beat 🇳🇿New Zealand in rugby; (b) beat 🇧🇷Brazil in soccer; (c) beat 🇺🇸USA in basketball. 🇫🇷France 🇦🇺Australia 🇦🇷Argentina

*spends two months in Italy* Well done Weston McKennie you are learning 😂 pic.x.com/aQJ06UCg6T

He's having a ruff day

‘San Paolo’ stadium, Napoli. Soon ‘Diego Armando Maradona’ stadium. Tonight - before the Europa League match against Rijeka - for #D10S. What a pic [by Simone Larocca]. 🏟💙🇮🇹🇦🇷

Worth a read Pandemic-Proof Your Habits nytimes.com/2020/11/28/sun…

Love this. JJ Watt

Prince as birds. A thread.

Pakistani cricket grounds just hit different:

Listening well is a rare superpower. I had been a bad listener most of my life. Then I fixed that a few years ago. The result? Night & day difference in my critical thinking & leadership ability. A thread on learning the art of listening v2.0 (with lessons from movies) 👇🏾

Congratulations England

Incredible piece. Well worth a read.

Thank you for this fantastic piece @alexclapham on the relationship between synchronism, timing and passing distances in possession & pressing mechanism in transition. "With 291 balls recovered during the tournament, nobody pressed better than Italy" canofootball.com/news/mancinis-…

Great stuff from Suzy and the guys.

Logical fallacies are errors in reasoning that undermine the quality of an argument. THREAD: 20 common logical fallacies to learn, identify, and avoid:

An incredible city and well worth a visit for everyone

Most people HATE disagreements. They fear confrontation, tension, and hurting others. But the most successful people I know disagree often & disagree well. Here's how they do it:

A sign of character is focusing more on how you treat others than how they treat you. Narcissists feel entitled to get respect. They aim to be the most important person in every room. Humble people strive to show respect. They aim to make everyone in the room feel important.

One building from every year of the 20th century, in chronological order. 1901: Annunciation Cathedral of Kharkiv, Ukraine, designed by Mikhail Lovtsov 1/100