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She is 48 years 🇺🇸. Huang is 63 🇹🇼
They have worked together at Nvidia for over 18 years (she joined in 2008. He co-founded it in 1993)
Both are electrical engineers by training (just like Huang's wife)
Powell built Nvidia's entire healthcare business under Huang's leadership
The New York Times (citing five anonymous Nvidia sources) reported they had an extramarital relationship.
Two of those sources said they were filmed being affectionate at a San Jose hotel during GTC in March 2026.
Huang's security team allegedly sequestered the bystander who filmed them and offered an NDA (per the Times).
When the Times called Huang about Powell, he said "I don't think you should be talking to me directly" and hung up.
Both are married to other people (Huang to Lori Mills since 1985. Powell to Graham Gerade).
Powell frequently presents Nvidia's healthcare AI work (Clara, BioNeMo) at events where Huang also speaks.
She has credited Huang's multi-decade interest in applying Nvidia tech to healthcare in interviews.
Nvidia's code of conduct (which opens with a letter from Huang) flags personal relationships with subordinates as conflicts of interest.
After the Times report, Powell canceled at least one scheduled speaking appearance.
The alleged relationship with Powell emerged days after Huang admitted a separate affair with Alice Huang (a woman U.S officials suspect is a Chinese intelligence asset).
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It is not in my place to judge or make assertions of what has been unfolding the last couple days, concerning the Huang's family.
But what I can do, is remind you that's reading this... To always work on your self control, especially as you advance in life.
You'd be the target of so many people who have their own interests at heart.
And you would also feel intoxicated by the level of fame, power and money that you've reached.
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It's very important to always stay grounded and self-aware as much as possible.
There are some mistakes that if any other person makes them, it won't be as expensive as you making them.
It's what comes with higher responsibilities.
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So today, if you are reading this and you are making a mistake that you feel no one knows yet, I sincerely advise that you rethink it again.
All it takes is one piece of information to leak, and all what you've built over the years can be taken down in just one week.
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Again, it's not my place to judge. But what I can do, is remind someone who needs to hear this.
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Thank you very much for reading 🫂
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
Pochettino is 54 years old 🇦🇷
He shared a room with Diego Maradona during his playing career.
Pochettino drove a tractor on the family farm from the age of 12–13 and helped with farm work as a kid.
He keeps a box or bowl of lemons in his office, believing they absorb negative energy
As a player he holds the record for most appearances by a foreigner at Espanyol (301 games) and is nicknamed "Sheriff" or "Sheriff de Murphy"
He is a polyglot who speaks Spanish, English, Catalan, and some French.
He often looks at a photo of himself as a two-year-old, smiling and clutching a football outside his father's shed, to remind himself who he really is
His mother calls him a "llorona" (crybaby) because he cries when he’s happy and when he's sad, a song from his past can make him tear up on the drive home.
One of his most vivid childhood memories is watching Argentina win the 1978 World Cup with his father on a small black-and-white TV powered by a tractor battery.
He has spoken about the quiet pain of growing distant from his parents after leaving home at 14, and how hard it has been to rebuild that closeness.
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Pochettino is like that normal person that still appreciates and does the simple things of life.
He keeps his childhood hobbies and beliefs close, even as an adult.
And the fact that he left home af 14 years old, and even till today, he still finds it hard to connect with his parents.
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He has no heavy controversy around him. He just does his work and focuses on his coaching career.
And he's proof that if you just continue going for what you believe in, people will talk and say all sort of things.
But the people that want you and believe in your own unique style, will find you eventually.
And that's all that matters.
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Congratulations Pochettino👏🏾
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Thank you very much for reading 🫂
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
🚨 BREAKING: Manchester United have verbally agreed terms in principle with Mauricio Pochettino to become the new head coach.
Negotiations ongoing with US Federation to move forward as $10m release clause is available to get Poch.
Formal steps to follow — then here we go.
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The University of Ibadan starts their convocation ceremonies from today. Where's the tent?? I'm coming with my crew to hunt ooo
We must keep the tradition alive
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What makes this so accurate is that the other one waits for their own turn 😭🤣 so freaking relatable!!
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He is 63 years 🇹🇼
He says his heart rate slows down when things get very stressful.
Asked his wife (Lori) out by asking if she wanted to see his school's homework.
Jokes that his wife Lori takes care of almost everything at home (money, bills, and so on) and did about 90% of the parenting.
When he was 9, his parents sent him and his brother alone to a tough school in Kentucky. It was a rough place. He cleaned toilets for 100 boys every day.
Some kids bullied him with racist words and threatened him with knives.
He was the first Chinese kid many people there had ever seen.
Also shared a room with a 17-year-old boy who had knife scars and tattoos. Jensen taught him how to read, and the boy taught Jensen how to do push-ups.
At age 9 he also tried smoking for a week. At the school, many kids carried knives and smoked all the time.
As a teenager he was a very good table tennis player. At 15 he finished 3rd in junior doubles at the U.S Open.
He worked cleaning floors at a table tennis shop in Portland so he could pay for tournaments and training.
Finished high school at 16 after skipping two grades. He got straight A's.
From age 15 he worked night shifts as a dishwasher, busboy, and waiter for several years.
He has the Nvidia logo tattooed on his shoulder. He got it after a bet when the stock hit $100. He cried a lot during the tattoo, and his kids told him to calm down.
At work he has about 60 people who report directly to him. He almost never does private one on one meetings. He prefers to give feedback in front of the whole group so everyone can learn.
Both of his children, Madison and Spencer, work at Nvidia.
He gave $2 million to his old school in Kentucky (they named a building after him). He has also given tens of millions of dollars to engineering programs at Oregon State and Stanford.
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You see, we look at these people who have achieved soo much and wonder if they are perfect.
They have pushed through all odds and built businesses that changed millions of lives.
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But today, you can see that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is under the buzz, and that just shows that no matter how high we get in life, we are still humans and can act on our human desires.
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The best thing we can do for oursleves is to avoid the situations that makes it easier for us to act on our human tendencies and temptations.
Don't enable situations that might come back later on to bite you. Especially if you know you have a lot to lose.
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Power and money can be intoxicating. You can feel on top of the world and feel like you can do anything in this world.
But that's the time your self-discipline has to be very strong and solid.
A lot of people will target you because of what they can get from you. They will pander to you and exhalt you so much that you feel comfortable around them.
It's very important that you do not put yourself in a position that enables controversy or issues later on, in your life.
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The real test of a man's power, is knowing that he can do it, but choosing not to.
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Build your Self-control so much that it keeps you in check as you advance in life.
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Thank you very much for reading 🫂
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
His wife is 65 years 🇺🇸
They have been married for 41 years.
As early microchip designers, she reportedly earned more money
She totally left engineering work to raise their two children while Jensen Huang built Nvidia from a small start-up. ❤️
She was one of only three women in a class of roughly 250 electrical-engineering students at Oregon State University when she and Jensen met.
Jensen was 17 years when he walked up to the 19 year old Lori (his wife) and asked, "Do you want to see my homework?"
He promised that if they studied together every Sunday she would get straight A's, turning homework sessions into weekly dates.
Around the same time he also told her he would be a CEO by age 30. A promise he kept when he co-founded Nvidia in 1993.
Jensen has repeatedly called meeting her "the most important, single event of Oregon university, and of my life"
They married in 1985, the same year she graduated with her electrical-engineering degree.
Their daughter Madison trained as a chef at the Culinary Institute of America and Le Cordon Bleu in Paris before later joining Nvidia.
Their son Spencer ran a cocktail bar in Taipei for years before eventually joining the company as well.
She serves as president of the Jen-Hsun and Lori Huang Foundation, which holds tens of millions of Nvidia shares and billions in assets.
In 2022 the couple gave $50 million to Oregon State University (the campus where they met) to create a major innovation complex named after both of them.
Jensen has said he does "zero percent" of his own shopping and that Lori (with their daughter) chooses his clothes, including the signature black leather jacket.
He has publicly credited her with being "part of Nvidia every step of the way" and with handling the personal and financial details of their life.
For more than four decades she has kept an almost completely private profile while standing beside the creation of one of the world's most valuable technology companies.
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It's quite sad what is happening currently and how shattered Lori Huang must be.
For over 40 years, she has kept an incredibly low and private profile, but now she's everywhere on the internet, and it's not for good reasons.
She is a heavy philanthropist who left her engineering career to focus on parenting. Jensen Huang even joked that she did 90% of the parenting of their kids.
Imagine a woman that was just one out of 3 female students in an engineering class of 247 male students... Now having to leave that engineering career and focus on family.
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Jensen Huang has also taken accountability and responsibility by publicly apologising to his wife in a letter.
His wife is 65 years old. Jensen is 63 years old.
Contemplating with divorce at this age where they are supposed to be having a smooth retirement together, might be heavy on Lori.
I personally feel she's in a situation where no one absolutely wants to be in. Not to mention that it's now public and online strangers will try to shame her for whatever decision she makes, going forward.
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Overall, I hope their 2 children are okay.
Watching mom and dad trend on the internet for these reasons, is definitely not what any child would want.
I truly do hope they get the emotional support they need, no matter how old they are. They are still mummy and daddy's boy and girl, and it's going to be heavy on them as well.
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I wish the family of Huang all the peace and emotional safety that they need, during this hard period.
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Thank you very much for reading 🫂
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
You can read more about her husband here.
Thank you very much for reading.
He is 63 years 🇹🇼
He says his heart rate slows down when things get very stressful.
Asked his wife (Lori) out by asking if she wanted to see his school's homework.
Jokes that his wife Lori takes care of almost everything at home (money, bills, and so on) and did about 90% of the parenting.
When he was 9, his parents sent him and his brother alone to a tough school in Kentucky. It was a rough place. He cleaned toilets for 100 boys every day.
Some kids bullied him with racist words and threatened him with knives.
He was the first Chinese kid many people there had ever seen.
Also shared a room with a 17-year-old boy who had knife scars and tattoos. Jensen taught him how to read, and the boy taught Jensen how to do push-ups.
At age 9 he also tried smoking for a week. At the school, many kids carried knives and smoked all the time.
As a teenager he was a very good table tennis player. At 15 he finished 3rd in junior doubles at the U.S Open.
He worked cleaning floors at a table tennis shop in Portland so he could pay for tournaments and training.
Finished high school at 16 after skipping two grades. He got straight A's.
From age 15 he worked night shifts as a dishwasher, busboy, and waiter for several years.
He has the Nvidia logo tattooed on his shoulder. He got it after a bet when the stock hit $100. He cried a lot during the tattoo, and his kids told him to calm down.
At work he has about 60 people who report directly to him. He almost never does private one on one meetings. He prefers to give feedback in front of the whole group so everyone can learn.
Both of his children, Madison and Spencer, work at Nvidia.
He gave $2 million to his old school in Kentucky (they named a building after him). He has also given tens of millions of dollars to engineering programs at Oregon State and Stanford.
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You see, we look at these people who have achieved soo much and wonder if they are perfect.
They have pushed through all odds and built businesses that changed millions of lives.
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But today, you can see that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is under the buzz, and that just shows that no matter how high we get in life, we are still humans and can act on our human desires.
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The best thing we can do for oursleves is to avoid the situations that makes it easier for us to act on our human tendencies and temptations.
Don't enable situations that might come back later on to bite you. Especially if you know you have a lot to lose.
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.
Power and money can be intoxicating. You can feel on top of the world and feel like you can do anything in this world.
But that's the time your self-discipline has to be very strong and solid.
A lot of people will target you because of what they can get from you. They will pander to you and exhalt you so much that you feel comfortable around them.
It's very important that you do not put yourself in a position that enables controversy or issues later on, in your life.
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The real test of a man's power, is knowing that he can do it, but choosing not to.
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Build your Self-control so much that it keeps you in check as you advance in life.
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Thank you very much for reading 🫂
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
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He is 63 years 🇹🇼
He has joked that his wife Lori handles nearly everything (finances, bills, etc) and did about 90% of the parenting.
He says his heart rate actually goes down under high pressure
At age 9 he was sent alone (with his brother) to a rough Kentucky reform school. He cleaned toilets for 100 boys daily while being bullied with ethnic slurs and knife threats. (The first Chinese kid many locals had ever seen)
He shared a room with a 17 year old covered in knife scars and tattoos. He taught the roommate to read in exchange for learning push-ups.
Also tried smoking for a week at age 9 at the school, where kids carried knives and smoked constantly.
As a teen, he was a nationally ranked table tennis player and finished 3rd in junior doubles at the U.S Open at age 15
He scrubbed floors at a Portland table tennis shop (Paddle Palace) to earn money for tournaments and clinics.
He graduated high school at age 16 after skipping two grades and was a straight-A student.
From age 15, he worked graveyard shifts, as a dishwasher, busboy, and waiter for years
He has the Nvidia logo tattooed on his shoulder (from a bet when the stock hit $100). He cried "like a baby" during the process, with his kids telling him to control himself.
He has roughly 60 direct reports and almost never does one-on-one meetings, preferring public group feedback so everyone learns together.
Both of his children, Madison and Spencer, work at Nvidia.
He donated $2 million to his old Kentucky reform school (now with a Huang Hall) and has given tens of millions more to Oregon State and Stanford engineering programs.
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You see, we look at these people who have achieved soo much and wonder if they are perfect.
They have pushed through all odds and built businesses that changed millions of lives.
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But today, you can see that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is under the buzz, and that just shows that no matter how high we get in life, we are still humans and can act on our human desires.
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The best thing we can do for oursleves is to avoid the situations that makes it easier for us to act on our human tendencies and temptations.
Don't enable situations that might come back later on to bite you. Especially if you know you have a lot to lose.
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Let's see how the case surrounding Jensen Huang unfolds gradually.
And I hope his family and loved ones are mentally supported during these trying periods.
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Thank you very much for reading 🫂
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
About his wife 💔🫂
His wife is 65 years 🇺🇸
They have been married for 41 years.
As early microchip designers, she reportedly earned more money
She totally left engineering work to raise their two children while Jensen Huang built Nvidia from a small start-up. ❤️
She was one of only three women in a class of roughly 250 electrical-engineering students at Oregon State University when she and Jensen met.
Jensen was 17 years when he walked up to the 19 year old Lori (his wife) and asked, "Do you want to see my homework?"
He promised that if they studied together every Sunday she would get straight A's, turning homework sessions into weekly dates.
Around the same time he also told her he would be a CEO by age 30. A promise he kept when he co-founded Nvidia in 1993.
Jensen has repeatedly called meeting her "the most important, single event of Oregon university, and of my life"
They married in 1985, the same year she graduated with her electrical-engineering degree.
Their daughter Madison trained as a chef at the Culinary Institute of America and Le Cordon Bleu in Paris before later joining Nvidia.
Their son Spencer ran a cocktail bar in Taipei for years before eventually joining the company as well.
She serves as president of the Jen-Hsun and Lori Huang Foundation, which holds tens of millions of Nvidia shares and billions in assets.
In 2022 the couple gave $50 million to Oregon State University (the campus where they met) to create a major innovation complex named after both of them.
Jensen has said he does "zero percent" of his own shopping and that Lori (with their daughter) chooses his clothes, including the signature black leather jacket.
He has publicly credited her with being "part of Nvidia every step of the way" and with handling the personal and financial details of their life.
For more than four decades she has kept an almost completely private profile while standing beside the creation of one of the world's most valuable technology companies.
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It's quite sad what is happening currently and how shattered Lori Huang must be.
For over 40 years, she has kept an incredibly low and private profile, but now she's everywhere on the internet, and it's not for good reasons.
She is a heavy philanthropist who left her engineering career to focus on parenting. Jensen Huang even joked that she did 90% of the parenting of their kids.
Imagine a woman that was just one out of 3 female students in an engineering class of 247 male students... Now having to leave that engineering career and focus on family.
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Jensen Huang has also taken accountability and responsibility by publicly apologising to his wife in a letter.
His wife is 65 years old. Jensen is 63 years old.
Contemplating with divorce at this age where they are supposed to be having a smooth retirement together, might be heavy on Lori.
I personally feel she's in a situation where no one absolutely wants to be in. Not to mention that it's now public and online strangers will try to shame her for whatever decision she makes, going forward.
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Overall, I hope their 2 children are okay.
Watching mom and dad trend on the internet for these reasons, is definitely not what any child would want.
I truly do hope they get the emotional support they need, no matter how old they are. They are still mummy and daddy's boy and girl, and it's going to be heavy on them as well.
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I wish the family of Huang all the peace and emotional safety that they need, during this hard period.
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Thank you very much for reading 🫂
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
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He is 42 years old 🇺🇸
After years of being told his faith made him unfit, he will take the Senate oath on the same book that shaped his life.
For the first time in American history, the Senate will hear its oath spoken over the Qur'an.
The Vice President will administer the oath to the first Muslim Senator. On the book his opponents tried to weaponize against him.
He will stand where no Muslim senator has ever stood and raise his right hand above the sacred text of his childhood.
A son of Egyptian immigrants will place his hand on the Qur'an and swear to defend the Constitution that once welcomed his parents.
A doctor who devoted his life to healing communities will heal a long absence in the Senate by swearing on the Qur'an.
Parents who struggled to explain why the President mocked their son's name will watch that son take the oath on the Qur'an.
He will become living proof that a Muslim American can stand in the Senate and swear loyalty to the United States on the book of his religion.
A man who shortened his name so classmates could say it will now take the oath under his full name and full faith
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The United States anthem itself says "....O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave"
Abdul El-Sayed came into the USA through his immigrant parents.
And since the US is a land of endless possibilities and opportunities, regardless of color, title and religion... Then I guess Abdul is living up to that identity.
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I'm not saying all these to support anyone or reprimand anyone.
I just want you that's reading, to know that no matter what you want to become, it's very achievable.
There are many people that are living in their fear and shells, because of the color of their skin, their religion, their accents, their genders, their education, etc...
But you can see that Abdul El-Sayed, who is a Muslim, thrived in a location that has heavy resistance to people of his faith.
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So if you are reading this today, and you think you don't have what it takes, or people are leading you to believe you can never attain a particular level due to who you are.... Then you should absolutely block your ears to them and continue to go for what you believe in.
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Anything is achieveable, as long as you've made up your mind to go for it.
Anything
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You might not like Abdul El-Sayed as a person, but his story shows nothing is impossible. You just have to believe and work towards it every single day.
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Thank you very much for reading 🫂
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
If someone that holds 2 cups of rice in their hand, tries to take a bean from you because they are greedy.... Then allow them take the bean.
Just give them.
Soon, they will realise that they can't cook rice and beans with a single bean
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One of the reasons that people stay single for a while, is because they have a very good emotional support system round themsleves
Their siblings, parents, friends, relatives, etc... Are all making them feel very emotionally secure and happy, to teh extent that they doing see the need to actively push for romantic relationships.
So they often just dwell in their safe spaces so much, that they don't see the need to actively transfer that emotional dependency to someone new.
Well..... It's mostly this, until they meet the "right" person somehow.
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Always start with the hook in your marketing.
For instance, everyone believes water is good for the body.
So if I want to start a post, I would be like "Drinking too much water made this person faint..."
The reason why this hook will sell, is because it goes against what you already think and know about water.
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Just 2 very important things to note...
1) Make sure it's a true and verified hook
2) Make sure the body of the post acts on that hook, until the reader/viewer reaches half of the post, without knowing
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
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It's not as hard as you think.
It's just harder than you think. So better start now, so that it gets softer quickly
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Liam Delap is 23 years 🏴
At 16 he left home for Manchester City's academy, not fully knowing what awaited him.
Growing up, he idolised Cristiano Ronaldo. Later he started looking at Harry Kane as the model No 9
As a kid he did gymnastics, sprinting and javelin to build power and agility around his big frame.
At school he was a rugby wrecking ball. Coaches just gave him the ball and watched other kids fail to stop him.
He and his brother Finn used to fight so hard as kids that tables got flipped and tears were shed over Monopoly or football. They're now each other's biggest supporters.
Quiet and humble off the pitch. On it the switch flips. (He is fearless and doesn't mind getting hurt in the six-yard box)
In one school game he went for a toilet break while losing 3-1, came back and scored all four goals in the last 10 minutes to win 4-3
Scored on his pro debut for City at 17 (18 minutes in). He called it one of the best moments of his life and kept the match ball.
In a relegated Ipswich side he finished top scorer with 12 Premier League goals and became the first Ipswich player to score twice in a PL game since 2002
Liam Delap joined Chelsea from Ipswich Town in June 2025 for a reported £30 million on a six-year deal. He spent just over a year there before transferring to Nottingham Forest in August 2026 for a club-record fee (around £50 million)
Even after setbacks (struggling loans, injury, training separately and losing the No. 9 shirt at Chelsea), he stayed focused and kept backing himself
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You see, there's no experience of yours that's wasted.
Years ago, Liam Delap was doing sports of various sorts. He did rugby and his coaches said it was very hard for him to get brought down or tackled.
In his very recent football match against man city, you can see how this comes to play.
He pushed his way through the defense TWICE and he couldn't be stopped by the defenders
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So today, I want to tell you that any past experiences you have, no matter how small, will always be needed in your future.
Any sport you've done. Any skill you've learnt. Any experience you lived through. Etc..... They would one way or the other, shape how you would turn out to be later on.
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So no matter what current situation you are in, kindly see it as a learning curve. See it as character development.
Nothing is ever wasted. And if you'd pay more attention to what's happening around you, then the experiences can shape you overall in the identity you decide to build on, later.
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The identity of resilience, perseverance, hardwork and confidence.
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Thank you very much for reading 🫂
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
