In 2005, Facebook offered graffiti artist David Choe $60,000 to paint their Palo Alto office. Rather than take cash, Choe accepted Facebook stock. When Facebook went public in 2012, his equity was worth $200M. | Steve-O

In 2005, graffiti artist David Choe was hired to paint murals at Facebook’s office. He was offered $60,000 in cash or the same amount in stock. Even though he thought Facebook was “ridiculous,” he chose stock. That decision turned out to be life-changing. When Facebook went public in 2012, his shares were worth nearly $200 million, making it one of the biggest windfalls for an artist in startup history. Via:-@wealthdistrict Follow (us) @ceobeingceo for more!! #Ceo641 S05 | CEO Being CEO

I recently sat down with Khloé Kardashian for a heartfelt conversation on grief, healing, and how loss changes us in ways we never expect. It's honest, emotional, and filled with hope. You can watch it wherever you get your podcasts or on YouTube. | David Kessler

162K views · 6.9K reactions | Der Streit ✌ „Hotel Matze” mit Richard David Precht hört ihr überall, wo es Podcasts gibt. | Hotel Matze | Facebook

8.2K views · 16 reactions | Location - Castletown Drive, Penrith Price - £195,000 Penrith Office - 01768 881111 This SUPERB extended 3 Bedroomed Semi Detached House with detached garage and gardens on the modern Castletown Drive is coming to the market this week! A fabulous extention off the livingroom gives plenty of living space! Call us to view on 01768 881111 or email sales@brittonestates.co.uk | David Britton Estates | Facebook