#unbuyable

[christmasistheholidayofmysoul]

[timothyleow]

WRONG is WRONG, even if everyone is doing it. . RIGHT is RIGHT, even if no one is doing it. . The whole world can hate me, I’m going to stand up for what’s right. . Keep your dirty money. . Keep your lies. . I’m not, and will never be for sale. . People who will sell their people out for a piece of paper disgust me. . I talk a lot about revolutionizing industries, changing the world, etc... but it all boils down to doing the right thing. . Courage isn’t the lack of fear. . Courage is doing the right thing even when you’re terrified. . I’m not saying that I’m this big tough guy and I’m not afraid of anything. Anyone that says that is lying. . I’m saying that I’m going to do the right thing, even if it’s the unpopular thing to do. . My son #IsaacLeow deserves that. . My children will be able to say that their father is #unbuyable . The other option is my children growing up with a father that’s a LIAR. . Dads, what kind of example are you setting for your sons and daughters? . Just my $0.02 for you guys this Sunday. . I don’t care about what y’all do, I’m focused on being the 1000% best man God has called me to be, if I can help you in any way shoot me a message. . . . #sunday #winateverything #successquotes #son #father #legacy #leavealegacy #Entrepreneur #Team360Victory #10X #BeGREAT #maxout #goepsg #successquotes #successquotes #inspo #inspiration #business #businessman #greatness #boss #bosslife #sundayservice #usa #10xdads #10Xkids #fintech #sales (at Louisiana's 6th Congressional District) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByNiqwwnH4R/?igshid=1sbbhkgum2zdx

[nickolasunicornbooks-blog]

A Storm Worth Watching

The town was quiet as the rain began all of it’s inhabitants apparently home waiting out the storm… Or so you’d think. A young girl walked out to meet the rain, her tan arms outspread so the rain could cover them. She had given up, the blood covering her entire body including her way to short jean shorts, and short black tank top serving as a reminder everyone she had been with was now dead.

Though as she closed her eyes, nothing. Not even a soul in sight as the rain seemed to get harder. Martha opened her eyes, and took a look around, circling the entire enclosed neighborhood. Nothing. She spun around on her heel quickly. Still nothing.

As the storm seemed to be at it’s closest the nightmare seemed to be over. Seeing the oportunity she sprinted down the familiar street extra careful to not be followed. This was her hometown, the one she was born in, the one she was raised in. And if she had a say definately not the one she was going to die in.

Mertha only haulted when she saw IT. The people she feared most ever since this storm, her own neighbor. She screamed as the figure stepped out of the open door into the street, his walk with a limp from his leg which had a machete stuck right through it. “Over here!” a man yelled, firing a shot right to the sewn together creatures leg. Martha ran towards him as he yet again sent another shot to his leg, trying to bring down the giant creature moving closer.

One lucky one was all it took before the thing collapsed, a bullet to the brain when it tried pulling itself along the pavement. “Thank you so much” Martha said, smiling and hugging her savior.

"Oh my dear you have so much to learn" the man said, pushing her off of him. "You weren’t his kill" he said as he bashed the barrel of his rifle against her forehead, catching it with his other hand once she fell to the ground. "You were mine." Only one last scream was heard from that block before it was left stained in the blood of two corpses.

Meanwhile, only a short walk away another woman tackled her husband, ripping right into his neck with her newly grown talons and bitting his shoulder with her oversized teeth. This was the way of the storm. It changed those who were hateful enough into monsters that could destroy their reason for hatred. The rain seemed to be the problem, as contact with it was what really changed people.

Neighbors who ruined one’s lawn could be torn to pieces and eaten. Thieves stabbed and hung high in a tree by a cheeta looking human with fur on their skin. All of them full of hatred for another. Hatred that was to be set free when the storm settled and then back to normal in the eye and when it passed. Then a new town, new hate, new victims, and most of all more souls for the Obomination to devor before he could escape the storm and walk amongst the earth once more.

[dipanddrive-blog]

As of yesterday morning I own 100% of CrossFit Inc. stock. I want to thank my staff, our lawyers, the affiliates, and the entire CF community for rallying to our common defense. This was a harrowing experience that pulled critical staff from their normal duties for six months and cost millions of dollars in legal fees. Staffers not enjoined directly in the battle kept at the helm and grew the company to absorb all of our legal fees and we paid cash for the airplane. Today we stand in the best financial shape in company history.

-Greg Glassman

UNBUYABLE

The battle between Anthos Capital and CrossFit Inc. has finally came to an end.  As of yesterday, Greg Glassman (founder and CEO) has now recovered 100% of the stock in CrossFit.  Due to his ex-wive's 50% ownership, the company's proud business model was in jeopardy when she accepted a 20 Million Dollar proposal from Anthos for half ownership.  Her claim was that the men involved (Bryan Kelly, Paul Farr, and Gavyn Davies) were CrossFitters themselves and real life examples of the power of CrossFit.  That their intentions are to keep the affiliates true to their existing nature and not interfere with the framework of these small businesses. However, in prior meetings between Bryan Kelly and Glassman, Kelly had stated that he feels Glassman's affiliates should be selling CrossFit's supplementation and apparel and that these affiliates selling their own t-shirts aren't generating Glassman the revenue he deserves.  Also, that as CrossFit Inc. grows, so should the price of affiliation.  This proposal, being inconsistent with CrossFit's existing business model, was obviously declined by Greg.

After months of public internet disputes and legal battles behind closed doors, the fear of losing CrossFit has been subdued.  We can continue to sweat in chalk stained shirts we wear with pride that representing our affiliate.  Gym owners can open and close the doors at hours they desire.  They can employ who they want to coach.  Most importantly, those coaches can continue to focus on their job: To coach.  Not to sell supplements or shoes.  Not to enforce corporate infrastructure rules and regulations.  Simply to observe their athletes and make them better.

We can rest assured that CrossFit will continue to be making people better internationally (the way it has since the beginning) for years to come.