She has at so many competitions for a Good Luck Duck, but we kept telling her no. That was because we had already caved and upgraded from the ones there to the @Rebel Athletic Cheer Good Luck Duck! I think her reaction it’s safe to say we crushed this gift! Meet Rebby the Good Luck Duck! #tiktok #fyp #cheertok #christmas #cheerleader

Pubity on Instagram: "😅 Objects linked to humans can sometimes end up in places a person could never physically reach because they are carried, moved, or reshaped by powerful natural forces rather than direct human presence. Floods, landslides, avalanches, and ocean currents can transport shoes, tools, or debris across vast distances or into extreme environments like deep caves, remote mountaintops, or the open sea. Animals can also drag or cache human-made items, while erosion and geological s

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Talking more can actually make people respect you less. Alison Wood Brooks explains that people often think speaking more makes them look smarter or more confident, but the opposite is usually true. When you are not the expert in the conversation and you keep fighting for airtime, people begin to see you as less powerful. Do you think people talk too much in conversations today? #podcast #communication #bodylanguage #anxiety