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They say it’s a pretty good volume store that doesn’t really struggle to hit KPI scores. Coming from a different field so a lot of this is foreign to me. Is this a solid pay plan? 2025 Advisor Bonus Plan QUALIFIERS • Department at or above 940 KPI 3-month AND (at or above KPI 13 month) • If these KPI criteria are not met, advisor is eligible for 50% of SPIFs if other qualifiers are met • Advisors with 924 monthly KPI will only qualify for half of bonus paid SPIFs in other qualifiers are met regardless of department results • Individual advisor ELR 100+ • Individual online quote utilization 90% or higher • Individual advisor discounts less than 8% • Individual mus...

RollieFest is a cloistered world where extreme wealth, nostalgia, and masculine geekery converge. Beneath the six-figure watches lies a sincere hunger for community, identity, and inherited meaning, revealing high-end horology less as status theater than as adult dress-up for boys chasing belonging.

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Hi Everyone, Just wanted to give a quick review of the BABW valentines range. Firstly, I ran to my nearest store after work (London) to have a look, and was disappointed to say the least… Rose Kitty was really nice - really lovely patterns, good fur material, sturdy bear. Much better than ghost kitty. Only down sound is that the belly is all black 😂 with no pattern. They didn’t have praying mantis in stock 😬😑 and fears are for a potential repeat of the bat saga. Order online before they sell out (i was told). To be honest, there may still be stock in bigger stores. Disappointed I didn’t get to see it in the flesh. I will order online and try my luck..🍀 To my biggest dis...

Didn't feel like I slept great last night. By the time I uploaded the YouTube video and finished journaling it was already 3am. Staying up this late and looking at screens is having a big impact on my sleep I think. I felt like I was awake the entire time, but when I check my phone this morning it was already almost 11am. I'm sure being back on coffee isn't helping either. I got up and did my meditation and then I went to Riverbar to write out my goals and to get a good ping picture of my coffee so I can send it out to girls. It is a pretty good photo. I sent it to Allison and she i going to meet me in about 10 minutes here at Jimmy' On The Mall. We will see how she is f...

My best friend's wedding is in two months, and as his best man, I'm responsible for helping coordinate outfits for the groomsmen. Sounds straightforward, right? Apparently not. Wedding clothing for men seems to fall into exactly two categories: traditional suits or tuxedos. Meanwhile, the bridesmaids have endless options for colors, styles, lengths, and fabrics. What frustrates me is how this limitation affects guys with different body types or style preferences. One groomsman is really tall and broad, another is quite slim, and finding something that looks good on everyone while maintaining cohesion feels impossible. Why hasn't men's formal wear evolved more? I&#...

Hi there and thanks for stopping by! I hope the day is finding you well :) I'm a 37 sterile male, 5'8 and 180, buzzed head and a beard taht I make sure to take care of. DINK life is the hope. Here's a few photos of me so you can put a face to a name, along with some cat tax because who doesn't want some adorable photos: [https://lensdump.com/a/FrL0Z](https://lensdump.com/a/FrL0Z) A little about me: I work remotely doing inventory analytics and admin. It's much less exciting than it sounds. I enjoy reading, board games, card games, video games, cooking, spending time with my friends, stargazing, traveling. I have a Bachelor's of Fine Arts in Animation, so I ha...

My current watch is a 114270 Rolex Explorer, which I believe is close to the ultimate sports watch and true GADA piece. I’m extremely happy with it as a daily: I’m fairly active, and it works just as well in casual settings as it does in formal ones. I’m now looking to add a dedicated dress watch to pair with it. My other favourite watch brand is Jaeger LeCoultre. While I don’t need a dress watch for work, my fiancée and I are often dressed formally for events, and this feels like a natural progression. I’m based in Toronto. The prices below are JLC boutique MSRP. On the grey market, the Reverso would only be a few hundred CAD less than MSRP, while the Master Ultra Thin would s...

My sister's getting married in three months, and I've been tasked with finding outfits for five different events. Sounds simple, right? Wrong. I've visited probably fifteen stores, scrolled through countless websites, and I'm still stuck on the engagement party outfit. Everyone keeps suggesting one piece dresses as the solution, but here's my dilemma—I'm 5'2" with a short torso, and most dresses either bunch weirdly at my waist or make me look like I'm drowning in fabric. Last weekend, I found something promising on Alibaba while browsing for inspiration, and it made me wonder: why do standardized sizing charts fail so many of us? My best friend...

# The basic problem When companies replace workers with AI, it makes sense for them individually. Costs go down. Margins improve. Stock prices often go up. When many companies do this at the same time, the people who used to earn wages stop having money to spend. Less spending means less revenue. Less revenue means more layoffs. The loop feeds itself. This does not break the economy overnight. It weakens it gradually until something gives. # What this means for normal people, year by year ## 2026 to 2027: Unease More layoffs, especially in office jobs, tech, media, customer support, and administration. Finding a new job takes longer. Pay is worse. Jobs feel more temporary. Most people ...

Recently on Reddit, I was advised about a few things when it comes to frames. That being mainly the size of the frames and where the eyes sit (more or less in the middle is desired). Also, not covering the brows too much. The issue is, all the stores I've been to sell large frames, which are oversized for me. This is one of the smallest frames I could find. That being said, should I look for something even smaller or anything that covers my brows less, or is this a fit? My eyebrows are very low-set. *Back mirror camera, and selfie front camera have different distortions.

Domestic shorthair cat Age 12, will be 13 in April Male, neutered Weight about 9 pounds now, down from \~15 previous to diagnosis Diagnosed with Hyperthyroidism in mid November, has been on methimazole 2.5mg/0.1mL transdermal ointment. About a month after starting this medication, the cat has shown signs of lameness. Vet prescribed gabapentin 50mg every 8 hours as needed. He said it could be arthritis, a muscle or nerve problem. The cat has started refusing to take that, pill form crushed up in a gravy cat treat. Plus, I'm not sure it really helped him that much when he was taking it. My refill of the Methimazole compound which was ordered online was delayed in shipment an...

Modern Echoes of Ancient Clans: How We Lost - and How We Might Rebuild the Village I’ve been thinking about how modern life isolates us and makes caregiving harder. I tried to map all the functions clans used to serve. It’s long, but I wanted to capture everything my mind is juggling on this topic. Thesis: For most of human history, survival and resilience depended on dense, multigenerational networks that distributed labor, caregiving, skill transmission, and social feedback. Evolution shaped expectations for these embedded social environments, and when modern life prioritizes early independence, mobility, and small households, predictable mismatches emerge - stress, relational fragil...

Video : @ai_killjoy (Dr. Alex Hanna) # [Excerpts from ‘Breaking the AI Fever’ by Lindsay Weinberg](https://www.insidehighered.com/opinion/views/2024/11/06/ai-consolidating-corporate-power-higher-ed-opinion): # Despite significant issues of bias, unethical data-sourcing practices and environmental harms, LLMs and other corporate-backed AI tools are becoming default infrastructure for teaching and learning at the same time that data taken from students and faculty is being used for AI development. OpenAI’s chat bot, ChatGPT, powered by an LLM, is increasingly being integrated into higher ed classrooms despite documented forms of neocolonial labor exploitation and its tendency to reprodu...

This is gonna be an unusual post because I have no plans of getting married in the next 2-3 years…I’m not even engaged 😂 but I’m the type of person who knows what she wants and will get it no matter the situation. I saw this girl on tiktok who bought a wedding dress she fell in love with in a vintage shop while she was still single, and eventually ended up getting married in it. So it gave me ideas…I started surfing through vintage shop options but the country im from doesn’t have much major, well-curated options for pre-loved bridal gowns. I knew I always wanted a vintage bridal gown. I’m not saying the modern ones now are bad, but I just don’t feel like they’re my st...

Happy new year everyone! One of my big goals for this year is to buy more local and try to spend my money in a way that more of it stays in both my community and in the Faroe Islands as a whole and I would love your input into this plan. The idea is both to keep money here as well as to make intentional decisions to also make the country more resilient at the individual level. FOOD. What can be purchased that is made locally? From what I have seen so far is fish, sheep, milk, and eggs can all be purchased from Faroese brands and I am assuming this means they are produced locally. When it comes to vegetables I am unsure if there is much grown and would love to hear suggestions of how to eat...

I was shopping for winter coats and I wished I could walk outside to try them on, but what if the store had a walk-in freezer dressing room for them?

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**Chapter 1: The Solitary Grave** In the rural backwaters, the elders always whispered a grim warning: *A grave kept in the courtyard leaves the house haunted and the lineage broken.* Ever since I could remember, the villagers called our home "The House of the Living." It was a cruel irony, because right in the center of our courtyard lay a nameless, solitary grave. It had no headstone, no history, and no name. A slab of arched limestone covered the mound, thick with centuries of slick, emerald moss. By all logic, rural folk are superstitious. Even if a grave holds one's own ancestors, people stay clear of it except for festivals. In the minds of the old generation, a grav...