Kati Morton on Instagram: "Your reactions shape your reality more than the event ever could ✨ Thank you @bdunkelman for sharing your insights in this week’s podcast 🥰 to listen to the full episode, click the link in my stories."

Explainer Zone™ on Instagram: "This video is a perfect reminder of how the term “horsepower”—a unit we use casually when talking about cars—originated from the real, raw strength of actual horses. One horsepower was defined by engineer James Watt in the 18th century as the power needed for a horse to pull around 180 kg with steady force, equivalent to 746 watts of energy. But the horses shown here are not ordinary riding horses—they’re draft horses, specially bred for strength, capable of pullin

Ajin Joseph on Instagram: "Irish Inventor Unveils Flying Wings — Takes Off After a Controlled Jump From a Building 😱🪽🔥 In the heart of Ireland, an independent inventor shocked the world with a breakthrough that looked straight out of a sci-fi film. Wearing his handmade aero-wings, he stepped onto the edge of a test platform atop a building — fully secured with safety rigs, harnesses, and a professional stunt crew below. With a deep breath, he leaped from the platform… and the wings caught the

Jack-Allen Walker on Instagram: "Dogs aren’t naturally graceful or careful — they’re clumsy, impulsive, and driven by instinct. That’s why impulse control, boundaries, and threshold work aren’t “extras”… they’re essential. A dog that rushes out the door, jumps on guests, bolts ahead on walks, or crashes through the house isn’t misbehaving. They simply haven’t been taught how to slow down, think, and follow direction. Impulse control teaches your dog to pause before acting. Boundaries teach them

Motivation • Success • Attitude🧿 on Instagram: "DSC, or Dynamic Stability Control, is one of BMW’s smartest safety technologies, quietly working in the background to keep every drive confident and controlled. By constantly monitoring wheel speed, steering angle, and vehicle movement, DSC can instantly detect when the car begins to lose traction or stability. If a skid or slide is detected, the system automatically reduces engine power and applies braking to individual wheels, helping bring the

@archiverally on Instagram: "Rally drivers demonstrate a level of control that’s almost unmatched in motorsport, and winter stages make that skill even more obvious. Snow and ice offer barely any natural traction, so every input a driver makes has to be intentional — throttle, steering, braking, and weight transfer all become precision tools. Instead of relying on grip, rally drivers work with momentum, using controlled slides to carry speed through corners that would be impossible to take clean