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PC: Yeah, we have to invest in black leadership.
So it's time we make a promise of a world in which we've broken the stranglehold that nuclear weapons have on our imaginations; in which we invest in the creative solutions that come from working backward from the future we desperately want, rather than plodding forward from a present that brings all of the mental models and biases of the past with it.
Not only did they have to invest in the schools, but those kids couldn't work at their jobs.
Of course we can afford to invest in ourselves and in our children as America did a hundred years ago with the high school movement.
So I want to encourage you to invest your time and energy in people that do curiosity-driven research.
And now we need to invest in curiosity-driven research, because we have so many challenges that we face.
We have facts to prove that if we invest in women and girls and provide them with better health and well-being, they will deliver healthier and wealthier and prosperous communities.
People have to prepare themselves to invest emotionally in a story that they know will break their hearts.
Yet most African governments invest less than one percent of their health care budget in mental health.
As I furthered my career in teaching others how to financially manage money and invest, I soon learned that I had to take responsibility for my own actions.
This idea that only professionals can invest and manage money is absolutely ridiculous, and whoever told you that is lying.
What if empowered high-achieving kids as mentors to tutor their younger peers and inspire them to invest in their education?
So what if technology could support her? What if we could invest in her with real training, equip her with real medicines, and have her have a real job?
Above all else, what building that program taught me was that when we sow, when we invest in the humanity of people no matter where they're at, we can reap amazing rewards.
When we invest in resources that amplify the relevancy of people in communities like Laventille or parts of Brooklyn or a ghetto near you, we can literally create the communities that we want.
When we invest in the redemptive value of relevancy, we can render a return of both personal responsibility and healing.
And I'm not going to invest a minute of my time to solve her problem, because I don't care.
Insurance companies never invest in developing country infrastructure, for example, because they can't take the risk.
And as we invest over the next three years, 25 billion a year, we have got to think with you about how to use that money more effectively.
So why is having more data not helping us make better decisions, especially for companies who have all these resources to invest in these big data systems?
I haven't answered your question, but coming back to you question, if you know you're going to receive a transfer at a later point in life, that only increases the incentive for you to invest in yourself so that you can better use that trust.
We have to invest more in transit.
We also know that people are much more likely to invest in themselves if they believe that their community is willing to invest in them first.
And for everybody else, learn about our history, learn about our models, and seek us out so can support us, you can buy from us, invest in us, lend to us and join us, because it's really going to take all of us in order to build the more just and sustainable and resilient economy that we want for ourselves and our children.
Or should we invest in better videoconferencing?
Will we invest in the next young woman or man peering through a microscope at the next little critter, the next bit of pond scum, curious about a question we don't even know today is a question?
Three: invest in each other.
We need to find our audience and invest in cultivating them.
Audiences, invest in us.
If you can invest more seriously and help us over that critical million-dollar hurdle, do that.
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