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I have almost 5k followers on LinkedIn, and my wife is close to 10k.

Is it possible to make money on LinkedIn with that size of audience? If so, how?

I’m not talking about making a full-time living from it—just generating some extra income.

If that’s still not realistic, what would you say is the minimum audience (or level of engagement) needed to start monetizing?

I have almost 5k followers on LinkedIn, and my wife is close to 10k.

Is it possible to make money on LinkedIn with that size of audience? If so, how?

I’m not talking about making a full-time living from it—just generating some extra income.

If that’s still not realistic, what would you say is the minimum audience (or level of engagement) needed to start monetizing?

I’m currently training boxing at a gym through Wellhub. The gym is great for boxing itself, but it doesn’t have a traditional weight-training area—just mats, heavy bags, and the boxing classes.

Since I’m using Wellhub, I also have access to conventional gyms at no additional cost, so I’d like to take advantage of that to improve my overall conditioning and boxing performance.

For those of you who box, what exercises would you recommend doing in a regular gym to complement boxing training? I’m mainly interested in improving conditioning, endurance, power, and overall athleticism.

How would you structure the workouts in terms of sets, reps, and weekly frequency without negatively affecting boxing training or recovery?

For context, I’m a beginner boxer and my main goals are to improve fitness, lose some weight, and become better at boxing overall.

Thanks in advance for any advice!

I’m a Mechanical Engineer currently developing a product for a specific stage of an industrial process. The product is a microfiltration (MF) system. I already have the feed stream data and the target specifications for the output streams, so the process requirements are reasonably well defined.

The challenge is that this is my first time working with membrane filtration technology. I have no prior academic or professional experience with microfiltration, and I’m now responsible for designing and sizing the system from scratch.

Could anyone recommend good resources (books, courses, papers, design guides, etc.) to learn the fundamentals of MF systems?

I’m particularly interested in learning how to properly size a microfiltration plant, including membrane area calculations, flux selection, concentration factors, staging/passes, recirculation loops, fouling considerations, and general system design methodology.

Any advice, references, or practical industry resources would be greatly appreciated.

No começo do ano recebi um voucher de R$ 1.000 da empresa onde trabalho e ele ficou parado até agora. Resolvi finalmente usar esse valor para me dar um presente e estou pensando em comprar um volante para PC.

Meu orçamento é de aproximadamente R$ 1.000, mas posso complementar com mais R$ 200 a R$ 300 se isso representar um ganho significativo na experiência.

Meu perfil é bem casual. Jogo F1 e Forza 7 de vez em quando, não sou entusiasta de simulação pesada nem pretendo montar um cockpit. Gosto mais de correr por diversão, usando câmbio manual e algumas assistências desligadas para deixar a experiência mais imersiva.

Considerando o mercado brasileiro e os preços atuais, quais volantes novos vocês recomendariam nessa faixa de preço? Estou buscando o melhor custo-benefício para alguém que joga ocasionalmente e quer uma experiência mais divertida e envolvente do que jogar no controle.

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After being away from martial arts for many years, I’m thinking about getting back into training.

At first, I was planning to return to boxing since I’ve trained it before, but I also want something that works the legs more.

In my city, there are two gyms offering combo classes:

Boxing + Taekwondo
Boxing + Muay Thai

I’ve trained Taekwondo in the past and really enjoyed it, but the Muay Thai option has better prices and schedules for me.

So I wanted to ask: how well does the boxing + Muay Thai combo work? Do they complement each other well?

And another question: does Muay Thai also involve high kicks, or is it more focused on low and middle kicks?

I trained Taekwondo for about a year a few years ago, and recently I did Karate for 4 months, but I felt like I didn’t adapt to it that well.

While watching random Karate vs Taekwondo videos on YouTube, I noticed that the fighting styles actually look pretty similar. Sometimes it was even hard to tell who was the Karate fighter and who was the Taekwondo fighter.

Since my experience in both arts is still beginner-level, I always thought they were very different from each other.

So my question is: at the black belt level, are these two martial arts really that similar to the point where people can confuse them? And could practitioners from one style realistically compete directly against the other?

I trained Taekwondo for about a year a few years ago, and recently I did Karate for 4 months, but I felt like I didn’t adapt to it that well.

While watching random Karate vs Taekwondo videos on YouTube, I noticed that the fighting styles actually look pretty similar. Sometimes it was even hard to tell who was the Karate fighter and who was the Taekwondo fighter.

Since my experience in both arts is still beginner-level, I always thought they were very different from each other.

So my question is: at the black belt level, are these two martial arts really that similar to the point where people can confuse them? And could practitioners from one style realistically compete directly against the other?

I trained Taekwondo for about a year a few years ago, and recently I did Karate for 4 months, but I felt like I didn’t adapt to it that well.

While watching random Karate vs Taekwondo videos on YouTube, I noticed that the fighting styles actually look pretty similar. Sometimes it was even hard to tell who was the Karate fighter and who was the Taekwondo fighter.

Since my experience in both arts is still beginner-level, I always thought they were very different from each other.

So my question is: at the black belt level, are these two martial arts really that similar to the point where people can confuse them? And could practitioners from one style realistically compete directly against the other?

A few years ago (around 2019), I trained in standard WT Taekwondo for about a year. During that time, I was doing almost 6 hours of private lessons per week, and I felt like I improved a lot.

Now I’m thinking about getting back into Taekwondo, but I currently live in a different city, so the available schools are different from what I had before.

I found a Chang Moo Kwan Taekwondo school with a Kukkiwon-certified instructor.

Has anyone here trained in Chang Moo Kwan before? What are the main differences compared to regular WT Taekwondo?

Also, do you have any advice for someone returning to training after being away for several years?

A few years ago (around 2019), I trained in standard WT Taekwondo for about a year. During that time, I was doing almost 6 hours of private lessons per week, and I felt like I improved a lot.

Now I’m thinking about getting back into Taekwondo, but I currently live in a different city, so the available schools are different from what I had before.

I found a Chang Moo Kwan Taekwondo school with a Kukkiwon-certified instructor.

Has anyone here trained in Chang Moo Kwan before? What are the main differences compared to regular WT Taekwondo?

Also, do you have any advice for someone returning to training after being away for several years?