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M2 = Money Supply

Figure out your ways to success!

Screenshot essay titled 'Something Fun Happened Over The Weekend That Wasn't Work Related—Just Natural Fun In The Heart Of Nature.' The body discusses a weekend spent exploring a residential-zoned undeveloped land of about 8 acres, surrounded by hiking trails and extensive forestry. The author shares analysis with fun factors to consider, including estimated property development costs between $110M to $175M, the potential for about 150 houses on the land, and several connecting highways. The shape of the land is compared to an upside-down country. The author reflects on doing research and enjoying the experience of feeling like an explorer amidst towering trees.

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A screenshot essay titled 'A Quick One-Two Punch Of Facts About The Residential Gateway Market For Telecom CEOs To Know About And Motivate Service Providers Through Abundance'. The essay discusses the significance of residential gateways in broadband networks, highlighting that they are the most important yet least expensive component. It presents two key facts: firstly, the global market value of residential gateways is currently over $6 billion; secondly, this market is projected to grow by an additional $10 billion by the year 2033. The conclusion emphasizes the concept of abundance as the natural state of the market.

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(Be sure to include model #, part # or SKU).

What's your favorite technology product of Telecom influence?

Ready...set...go!

A screenshot essay titled 'Here Is Why We Are Honoring Captain Lovell So That You Remember His Legacy And His Positive Impact On The Telecommunications Industry.' The text discusses the legacy of Captain Jim Lovell following his death on August 7th, 2025. It highlights his significant accomplishments, including commanding the Apollo 13 mission, being the first person to fly to the moon twice, and participating in Apollo 8, which was the first crew to orbit the moon. It also mentions his book 'Lost Moon: The Perilous Voyage of Apollo 13.' The essay concludes with a tribute to Lovell as a true space explorer and American hero, encouraging readers to visit the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, AL, to learn more about telecommunications history.

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To the stars and into the abyss may Capt Lovell forever rest in peace.

For your home, get a WiFi 7 device from your local ISP:

And, make sure it supports multi-link operations (MLO), which helps revolutionize connection speeds by allowing devices to send and receive data simultaneously across different frequency bands and channels.

You're welcome!

Screenshot essay titled '6 Planning Phases When It Comes To Enterprise Architecture So That Corporations Can Have More Success', discussing the importance of Enterprise Architecture for improving corporate efficiency and long-term success. The essay outlines six phases: 1) Prepare Project, focusing on planning and scope; 2) Enterprise Modeling, which involves architecture models and business processes; 3) Enterprise Model Analysis, centering on implementation models; 4) Review and Verify, related to reverse engineering; 5) Systems Inventory, assessing existing systems; and 6) Analysis Transition, dealing with approval of initiatives. Concludes with the author's hope that the information is helpful.

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End of Week Trivia!

Did you know? Apparently, the United States has an increasing shortage of big Telecom corporations with powerful global influence.

Study people or companies of inspiration for 3 years and you'll be onto something greatly positive.

A screenshot essay titled 'A Suggestion For All CEOs Especially In The Telecom Industry To Consider So That Business Efficiency Results Are More Successful Overall And Annually.' The body discusses how Telecom CEOs are open to suggestions for business improvement and emphasizes the importance of testing and reporting results within 90 days of onboarding. It highlights the role of Chief Architects as 'corporate superheroes' who align core business goals with technical architecture, particularly in large corporations with subsidiaries. The author urges Telecom CEOs to consider this approach for achieving positive results, framing it as a key strategy for planning in 2026.

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A screenshot essay detailing five reasons why people aged 65 and older, across various industries, are reconsidering retirement for better quality of life. The discussion begins with the observation that many older individuals are working beyond retirement age due to cost of living pressures. A public study covers multiple U.S. cities, highlighting demographic changes: a 33% increase in the population aged 65+ from 2013 to 2023. Key reasons outlined include: 1) 16.5% of older residents living in poverty compared to 11.3% nationally; 2) Only 49% of households in these cities receive retirement income versus 58% nationally; 3) 42% of households earn employment income compared to 39% domestically; and 4) A median household income of $50,000, $5,000 below the national average. The essay concludes by emphasizing financial instability as a crucial factor driving older individuals to work longer.

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You're not that old.
You're just too comfortable.
Get some discomfort and make yourself uncomfortable.
Then figure out the impossible!

(*in a world of possibilities we're all forever young*)

Thank you! I'm personally interested in this subject and want to read a wonderful resource during my free-time. What book do you recommend about Music theory?

Get some inspiration.
Find your*self* a vision.
Choose a personal model or a business model.
Create a plan for your*self*.
Stick to it!

(Hack: welcome yourself into your best of both personal and business worlds.)

(*Totally off topic, but I'm currently in a hobby-esque-like mode*)

Do you have any book recommendations about Music theory that's worth reading?

Please inform me.

A screenshot essay titled 'Something Successful CEOs In The Telecom Industry Have In Common That Caught The Attention Of Those Inspired' presents insights on common traits among successful CEOs. The body outlines key characteristics including discipline with time, focus on goals, the presence of mentors, and mastery of valuable skills. It highlights a specific commonality among successful telecom CEOs: the implementation of a visionary three-year corporate plan that is regularly renewed. The essay emphasizes the importance of having a forward-looking plan that adapts to industry trends and innovations, as noted during public shareholder meetings.

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Where you stand today with your eyes closed is your cue to:

Open your eyes and stare ahead into your future.

Visualize and take action!

A screenshot essay titled 'DevNet Certifications Rebranded Plus Updated CCNP Automation Exam Blueprints From Cisco So That Network Professionals Can Reach Greater Success In Their Careers'. The body text discusses the author's journey in learning about network engineering and automation. It highlights changes in DevNet certifications, specifically: 1. DevNet Associate - CCNA Automation (newly rebranded). 2. DevNet Expert - CCIE Automation (newly rebranded). 3. DevNet Professional - CCNP Automation. The author encourages readers to reflect on their professional goals related to these certifications and invites them to connect with NETGINFORM.

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Tip:

Wherever you look is where you will end up going.

So, pay close attention to your direction in life.

Wisely!

Screenshot essay titled 'This New Deal About Subsea Cables—A Corridor Stretch Involves Nokia and Jakarta-Singapore With A Plan To Surge With Power So That 40 Million People Get Affordable Broadband Access.' The body of the text discusses Nokia's partnership with Solusi Sinergi Digital to create a subsea cable system to provide broadband to Indonesia, connecting through the Mediterranean, Atlantic, and Red Seas. The cable will be 6,900 kilometers long, equivalent to about 75,000 NFL football fields. The author expresses excitement about the significance of subsea cables in modern life and invites readers to connect and follow for more information.

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Screenshot essay titled 'The Latest Book I'm Reading That Is About Globalism, Free-markets And Citizenship—Encompassing Business, Politics And Impact On Humanity Around The World.' The essay discusses the author's interest in books about globalism, free markets, and citizenship, highlighting 'The Golden Passport' by Kristin Surak as the latest read. It lists five reasons for the book's relevance: it explores citizenship as an industry, offers insights for executives in global corporations, examines the global working class, analyzes socioeconomic factors, and provides perspectives beneficial to U.S. entrepreneurs. The author encourages readers interested in globalization and business to consider this book and invites recommendations for other reads.

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Career and studies move you forward.
Confidence and enthusiasm help you stay motivated.
Common sense keeps you grounded.
Channel any nervous energy into physical activity and stay balanced.

You're building long-term progress!

Start (if you haven't yet) planning for your future because year 2026 is less than a half-year away.

Tip: Fill up your monthly calendars wisely and keep yourself busy!

A blank-white monthly calendar is the devil.

Everything we do in our daily lives as people has some strong reliance on the internet.

Examples: emailing, streaming videos or movies or TV shows, shopping online and etc.

Remember, to be grateful for Fiber Broadband making the quality of our lives better.

In a movie, the mom character asks: "What are you doing with your life that's so great, Rabbit?"

Somewhere in this world, right now—a mom asks their child: What are you doing with your life?

Child responds: Changing the world through Fiber Broadband.

Take life seriously!

A screenshot essay titled 'Remember Our Recent Subsea Cables Post Due To News Happening Around The Telecom Industry? News Update For Telecom CEOs So That You Plan Around This For The Future'. The body text elaborates on subsea cables, highlighting that 71% of the world is water and 29% land. It discusses Nokia's partnership with AFR-IX Telecom for the Medusa Submarine Cable System, which spans 8,760 kilometers, and its significance in enhancing connectivity across the Mediterranean, Atlantic coast, and Red Sea. The essay outlines three key benefits of this system: establishing a digital corridor for 5G and cloud expansion, closing the digital divide in Europe and North Africa, and leveraging Nokia’s advanced technology for high-speed transmission. The author encourages connections with others interested in subsea cables and telecom.

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End of Week Trivia!

Did you know? 76% of humans trust content more when it's posted by people in general rather than by a company.

Yes, that means it really helps to strengthen brands, brand credibility and target market reach when people participate.

Tip (it's a very valuable one that was given to me).

Find your "sacred hours" everyday and just write freely.

Thank your*self* after.

A screenshot essay titled '4 Reasons AI Tools Boost Collaborative Subscriber Engagement For Communication Service Providers (CSPs) In Order To Win More Contracts'. The content outlines four key reasons CSPs can improve business: 1. Improving Subscriber Experience through AI technologies; 2. Optimizing Business & Operations Support using industry-specific CRMs; 3. Revamping Networks with responsible AI for ethical product modernization; and 4. Identifying New Revenue Streams by leveraging IT and Network Security. The conclusion emphasizes building value through enhanced subscriber experiences and strong customer support, fostering loyalty and trust.

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