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Rory Tyer
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Rory Tyer
@RoryTyer
I coach people who want to lead effectively & thrive through change | Bought a local garden center May 2024 after a 2yr search, love it | Used to be in a band
- Replying to @timsweetmanIt just has a certain something about it that makes it an absolute banger
- Replying to @dealflow_guyI do legitimately love the very clear personality that comes through
- Replying to @cultraHe could be great or a pain. I’ve experienced both The resume is a kind of art But he obviously works hard & yes kudos to him for applying
- Replying to @LuxLupus_ and @DissidentSoapsfound another racist, blocked
- Replying to @mountainwesttaxI hate that I am online enough to understand this
- I have been quietly searching for a local business to buy for over two years while working full time. Today I am the new owner of South Pleasantburg Nursery (the biz & 8.5 acres of real estate) here in Greenville, 15 minutes from my house. It is 60 years old & the seller has
- Replying to @RedneckResiCRE and @grokAI could never match the joyful audacity in this document
- How many of you would buy this immediately, no questions asked?Toyota’s $10,000 future pickup truck is basic transportation perfection. roadand.tk/Wsnmqfl
- I’ve grown up in & had leadership positions in several churches over my life so I want to talk about this. The litmus test here seems to be: who will immediately agree to give cash? There are many problems with this: First, spend any time with people who have dedicated theirThere's a lady on tiktok calling churches saying she needs help buying formula for her baby just to see if they will actually help their communities. She's called 20+ places and so far only a mosque and a tiny little church in Appalachia have offered to help.
- Replying to @jimbothechimboNobody wants to read soulless AI cleanup of the pure personality on this page
- Replying to @dieworkwearlol Derek I was hoping for another banger of a thread You got me good
- I think this kind of direct mail should be illegal. It's invasive, & its effectiveness depends entirely on ignorance & fear of doing something wrong with what is often the single biggest transaction a family makes. What's the best reason I'm wrong?
