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Bri Seeley is Google’s #1 Entrepreneur Coach. She’s a member of the Forbes Coaches Council, the author of the best-selling Permission to Leap, and has been seen on The TODAY Show, Forbes, Entrepreneur, Yahoo! and more. As Google’s top-ranked Entrepreneur Coach, Bri Seeley helps entrepreneurs and businesses create long-term success on their terms. With decades of experience in both coaching and entrepreneurship, Bri knows that entrepreneurial success is about more than just business and strategy. She combines personal, leadership and business development to work on a holistic level with entrepreneurs, ensuring their growth is sustainable and repeatable. Bri was awarded a Silver Stevie Award in 2020 for Coach of the Year – Business and a Bronze Stevie Award in 2020 for Woman of the Year – Business Services.

American Reporter Stunned To Visit Worst of The Worst Prison

An American reporter from CNN was shocked to see the world’s toughest and most dangerous prison in El Salvador. David Culver gave a stunning visit to the country’s top prison known as the CECOT, Terrorism Confinement Centre, which can hold up to 40,000 inmates. What Culver explained will shock the readers as he enters one

Israel Sends Emergency Planes To Rescue Soccer Fans After Tragedy

Israeli soccer fans came under serious attack in the Netherlands. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered emergency planes to rescue the Israeli football fans immediately. Netanyahu requested that the Dutch government enhance security for Israelis following a violent confrontation involving Maccabi Tel Aviv FC fans and anti-Israel protesters.  20 Israelis Injured The incident led

FBI Contradicts Trump’s Claims of Skyrocketing Murders in 2023

In contrast to what the Republican party leaders have been saying for years, the crime rate has gone down drastically in 2023. The latest data released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation maintained that the violent crime rate declined by 3%, a significant one-year decline in the last two decades. The crime rate has been

US And China Holds High Level Military Talks For First Time

The United States and the Chinese government have held high-level military talks for the very first time, Reuters reported. The Chinese authorities were quoted as saying the talks were aimed at stabilizing relations as ties remained strained despite high-level engagements. Both the military heads of the regions underscored the importance of stable ties and opening

SpaceX To Bring Back Stranded NASA Astronauts in 2025

NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore, who have been stranded in space for over two months will now return to Earth in February 2025 aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon vehicle. The crew have been in orbit after technical issues were observed with the Starliner that extended their stay. Boeing’s Starliner To Return Uncrew Boeing’s

Robert F Kennedy Jr Suspends US Presidential Bid To Support Trump

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has decided to suspend his independent run for the White House and showed support Mr. Trump. Despite being a lifelong Democrat and a member of the Kennedy family Kennedy announced at a press conference that his principles now compel him to back Trump.  Kennedy Removes Name From Ballot Mr. Kennedy plans

2024 Paris Olympics Introduces Three New Sport For First Time

The 2024 Paris Games have decided to include three new games to the list of its traditional sport list. The newest games just announced are skateboarding, sport climbing, and breaking (also known as breakdancing), according to the Entertainment and Sports Programming Network (ESPN).  Breaking will make its Olympic debut at La Concorde, with B-Boys and

US Government Sues TikTok For Violating Children’s Privacy

The US government has filed a lawsuit against TikTok, accusing the social media giant of unlawfully collecting children’s data. The lawsuit said the video streaming platform has failed to delete accounts upon parental request. The lawsuit argued that the TikTok was invading children’s privacy on a massive scale, violating laws.  Repeat Offenders  The Department of