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   Tashakitkat :verified: ?? (tashakitkat@freeatlantis.com)'s status on Tuesday, 09-Dec-2025 23:39:09 JST Tashakitkat :verified: ??

   President Trump released his National Security Strategy this past weekend.

   It includes a description of the national way forward, both in terms of foreign and domestic policy. The table of contents included an entry for each world region: including Asia, South America, the Middle East,Europe, & so on.

   It’s about 30 pages long. It’s easy-to-read, well-organized, uses lay English.

   https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/2025-National-Security-Strategy.pdf

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   Futurist Jim Carroll (jimcarroll@mastodon.futurist.info)'s status on Friday, 14-Nov-2025 19:55:32 JST Futurist Jim Carroll

   “Don’t worry about what everyone else is doing. Do what you need to do!” — — Futurist Jim Carroll

   I’m in the final stretches of finishing off my Being Unique book, and it has been a project — I’m about 1 1/2 years into it, and in the meantime, released 3 other books! (Embracing Mediocrity, Escaping Mediocrity, and Dancing in the Rain!)

   While the work is focused on the urgency of uniqueness as a strategic advantage, I realized I had left out a crucial part of the conversation: the human cost of being different.

   Here’s where I am — the first ten chapters are mostly written, and are high-energy. They are the call to action, the blueprint, and the payoff: I cover some inspirational stories of unique people, give you the toolkit for unique thinking, and show you the economic rewards of niche skills in the global market. But what happens after the initial victory? How do you keep your uniqueness intact when the world is constantly pushing you back toward conformity?

   You don’t just win the battle against conformity once; you have to fortify your uniqueness every single day.

   And trust me, it’s a battle!

   One of the first steps is not to worry about what everyone else is doing, what everyone else is telling you to do, what everyone else is giving you advice on.

   It’s doing what you need to do.

   With that in mind, I’ve decided to add a new chapter, which will be the penultimate chapter of the book: “Sustaining and Fortifying Uniqueness.” This chapter is the emotional and psychological scaffolding that the rest of the strategy rests upon. It transitions from the “how-to” to the “how-to-survive-long-term.”

   Stay tuned!

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   Being Unique will mark Jim’s 43rd or 44th book; he plans on going back and checking the math!

   **#Unique** **#Different** **#Individuality** **#Authenticity** **#Persistence** **#Strategy** **#Fortitude** **#Focus** **#Independence** **#Sustain**

   Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2025/11/decoding-tomorrow-daily-inspiration-dont-worry-about-what-everyone-else-is-doing-do-what-you-need-to-do/

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   Futurist Jim Carroll (jimcarroll@mastodon.futurist.info)'s status on Thursday, 13-Nov-2025 15:07:37 JST Futurist Jim Carroll

   “Don’t worry about what everyone else is doing. Do what you need to do!” — — Futurist Jim Carroll

   I’m in the final stretches of finishing off my Being Unique book, and it has been a project — I’m about 1 1/2 years into it, and in the meantime, released 3 other books! (Embracing Mediocrity, Escaping Mediocrity, and Dancing in the Rain!)

   While the work is focused on the urgency of uniqueness as a strategic advantage, I realized I had left out a crucial part of the conversation: the human cost of being different.

   Here’s where I am — the first ten chapters are mostly written, and are high-energy. They are the call to action, the blueprint, and the payoff: I cover some inspirational stories of unique people, give you the toolkit for unique thinking, and show you the economic rewards of niche skills in the global market. But what happens after the initial victory? How do you keep your uniqueness intact when the world is constantly pushing you back toward conformity?

   You don’t just win the battle against conformity once; you have to fortify your uniqueness every single day.

   And trust me, it’s a battle!

   One of the first steps is not to worry about what everyone else is doing, what everyone else is telling you to do, what everyone else is giving you advice on.

   It’s doing what you need to do.

   With that in mind, I’ve decided to add a new chapter, which will be the penultimate chapter of the book: “Sustaining and Fortifying Uniqueness.” This chapter is the emotional and psychological scaffolding that the rest of the strategy rests upon. It transitions from the “how-to” to the “how-to-survive-long-term.”

   And as of today, it seems that the role model that will open the chapter will be… get ready … Lady Gaga! She’s the perfect model for being unique, the power of being unique, and what to do to guard your uniqueness!

   The reality of being unique is that it comes with immense pressure, a heavy psychological toll, and difficult relationship dynamics. This new chapter will guide you through the three essential pillars for protecting your unique self

   With that, I’m back into the grind of the book — most of the other chapters are already close to done, I need to write this, and then it goes to my wife for the sometimes complex process of editing.

   Stay tuned!

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   Being Unique will mark Jim’s 43rd or 44th book; he plans on going back and checking the math!

   **#Unique** **#Different** **#Individuality** **#Authenticity** **#Persistence** **#Strategy** **#Fortitude** **#Focus** **#Independence** **#Sustain**

   Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2025/11/decoding-tomorrow-daily-inspiration-dont-worry-about-what-everyone-else-is-doing-do-what-you-need-to-do/

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   Nowhere Girl (gwynnion@mastodon.social)'s status on Wednesday, 22-Oct-2025 05:22:11 JST Nowhere Girl

   in reply to

   My mom used to make this face and shoot finger guns at the TV whenever Trump came on.

   It was her most relatable trait, honestly.

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   Mohammed Shobair 🍉 from Gaza (mohshbair@mastodon.social)'s status on Friday, 12-Sep-2025 18:07:52 JST Mohammed Shobair 🍉 from Gaza

   in reply to

   This is not *happening* to us. This is not natural causes. This is not a Godly punishment.

   This is: some people decide to do this to us. Some people want us to suffer and to be erased. And the world knows, the world is watching, and yet it still goes on.

   It’s more important than ever that you stand by us and that you do everything you can to stop this.

   🧑💻🇵🇸🔗 https://palestinetoolkit.org/mobilise-from-home/

   ✊🇵🇸🔗 https://palestinetoolkit.org/mobilise-outside-of-home/

   💸🌹🔗 https://chuffed.org/project/mohshbairgaza

   💸🍉🔗 https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/Mohammedshbair727

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   Jazzilla (jazzilla@noauthority.social)'s status on Friday, 29-Aug-2025 01:41:55 JST Jazzilla

   Once you see it, you see it everywhere.
   It's darvo with a lab coat on.

   It's just shifting blame (and cost) on to you or on to processes outside of anyone's control.

   Autoimmunity and such.

   You're just being poisoned, and your body is reacting.

   Nothing is 100%, but probability holds this is the prevalent ethic in play, and the underlying reality.