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Hey @NickBareFitness and @kanefootwear, you guys should check this dude out.
@E_HOLT_THE_BOLT has a great story.
“I lose money in this sport. I don’t gain money.”
Eric Holt speaks out about the struggles of being an unsponsored track athlete
He is the fifth-fastest American man in the 1500m this year. He just took the 2022 1500m world champion to the finish line at the NYC Grand Prix. No sponsor has come forward for him since he burst onto the scene in 2021 and he has a chance of breaking through to make the U.S. Olympic team in a few weeks.
• Trains in NY and is supported by his club Empire Elite (which is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization)
• Buys his own apparel/shoes/spikes | “I have to pay for all my own shoes. All my own physio. I have to pay for everything.”
• Worked a job at a psychiatric center before leaving to dedicate himself to making the past few Worlds/Olympic teams.
• Lives with his parents | “My dad is in his 70s so even though I used to be embarrassed by it. I know I get to spend time with my dad in his older ages.
• Has a supportive girlfriend | “When we go out, she pays for every single meal. I told her when I get sponsored, I’ll pay for the meals this time.”
This man is betting on himself. If you’re looking for another athlete to root for before the U.S. Olympic Trials, Eric Holt is chasing a dream. ⤵️
Big mistake coming to #fogoisland with two babies. The ferry alone takes about 9 hours. 8 hours waiting in line. 1 hour ride. No amenities anywhere in sight. #Newfoundland
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In case you missed the news coming from Montréal!
#montreal – at Montréal, Québec
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Another great story by @KarpanParkland for @mustdocanada featuring things to do in @ParksCanada #ForillonNationalPark #TMACTravel @TravelMediaCA @Quebecmaritime
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Well this is pretty cool! Congrats #Saskatchewan
This is a huge production!
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Happy #InternationalWhiskeyDay! 🥃Irish whiskey is so good it's spelt with an extra 'e'!
Check out our 4-day itinerary and immerse yourself in the unforgettable experiences, with captivating stories behind Ireland's iconic spirit. Sláinte!
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Hey @beehiiv is there still no way to add users so I can have others prepare our newsletter?
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Considering the 10-book offer and wondering if the personalized video would apply to our current business?
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One of the best and most powerful speeches I have ever heard. Whatever side you are on right now, this message will help us all.
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It is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Throughout the day, I will be sharing the history of various residential schools in Canada.
Brandon Indian Residential School:
This school opened in 1895 and ran until 1972. From 1895, it was run by the Methodist Church, then the United Church from 1925 to 1969 and the Catholic Church from 1969 to 1972.
Records of deaths at the school are limited. In 1905, a report for Indian Affairs found five deaths. In the time the school was opened, only nine deaths were registered with the Manitoba Vital Statistics Agency.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada found that in fact over 120 children died at the school during the time it was open. Most of these deaths were from tuberculosis.
In 2012, an investigation into unmarked graves found 104 potential graves in three cemeteries. One of the burial sites is now an RV campground.
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