FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE: The Ultimate Guide to Wealth Literacy & Exposing the Money Code | Bunmi Elesho Most people work hard all their lives, yet remain financially stuck, confused, or broke. Not because they are lazy, but because they were never taught how money truly works. Money is not controlled by effort alone - it is controlled by intelligence. In this rare, deep, and no-fluff conversation, Group CEO and financial intelligence expert Bunmi Elesho exposes the real money code the wealthy und

On his first day in the office, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani has received many messages of congrats, here’s a brief heartfelt exchange between the new Mayor and a Pakistani from New York. Subscribe to TCM Originals’ YT channel for more amazing and meaningful content. #tcmred #tcmnews #tcmoriginal #tcmshorts #thecentrummedia

In therapy, Hannah has been working on learning to listen to her hunger cues, scheduling her meals, and becoming more mindful of when her body is actually hungry. Planning ahead has made a big difference because it helps meals feel predictable and safe, almost like part of a routine instead of a surprise. When food feels more expected, it often feels less overwhelming. Hannah is also working toward being more independent by learning how to get food for herself, which helps build confidence and a

Another recap of a sensory session from 2025. This was easily one of the top sessions and videos from last year. Seeing how much hair he came in with and how active he was, many might have assumed a haircut wouldn’t be possible. But @HenryTribes made it happen by letting him move freely and meeting him exactly where he was. No force. No rush. Just patience and understanding. He looked like a completely different kid after the service. P.S. This was before bubble parties were a thing, so please t

Faulty brakes and unacceptable exhaust emissions contribute to the high National Car Test failure rates. Bad news for many drivers as seventy nine per cent of cars have failed the National Car Test. More than half of the vehicles that fail the NCT test have faulty brakes, and up to thirty per cent have unacceptable exhaust emissions. The National Car Testing Service has said that while these numbers were not unexpected, they predict that more cars will pass the NCT as Irish motorists become more