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Hello Everyone! Excited to Be Part of the Community
Hello everyone I’m new here and really happy to be part of this community I’m here to connect with people who are interested in online business, especially those who have a store or products and may need some help getting started or improving things. If you’re working on an online store, thinking about starting one, or simply have questions about getting your products online, feel free to send me a message. I’d be happy to help where I can. Looking forward to connecting with everyone and being part of the community
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Welcome, Tina! 👋 Great to have you here. There are definitely a lot of people interested in online business, so I’m sure you’ll have some great conversations and connections in the community. Wishing you lots of success with your journey! 🚀
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@Tina H Yount Thanks, Tina! 😊 I’m currently working in the digital/online space, mainly around content, research, and online projects. I’m always interested in learning from people who are building successful online businesses, so I’d definitely be open to hearing what you’ve learned along the way. 🙌
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Have you ever noticed how a couple can love each other deeply but still start feeling more like roommates?
You both work. You both handle responsibilities. You both make decisions. You both manage the house, the kids, the money, the schedule… Everything works. But the spark slowly disappears. Sometimes it’s not because something is wrong with the relationship. It’s because you’re both stuck in the same “manager” energy all day. One of you can lead while the other receives. One can bring stillness while the other brings expression. One can create direction while the other brings flow. And yes, every man and woman carries both masculine and feminine energy. The point isn’t to force yourself into a role. It’s to notice when you’ve stopped dancing with each other and started managing each other. Try this tonight: Put the phones away. Stop talking about tasks. Stop solving problems. For a few minutes, just be with each other. Look at your partner. Touch them without needing anything from them. Let yourself soften. Sometimes the lover is still there. You just need to step out of manager mode long enough to find them again. What do you think happens to polarity when both partners are constantly in “get things done” mode?
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I think it can definitely make the relationship feel more like a partnership for managing life than a romantic connection. When both people are constantly focused on tasks and responsibilities, it’s easy to forget to simply enjoy being together. I like the idea of creating a little space where there’s no problem to solve or schedule to manage. Sometimes reconnecting can be as simple as putting everything else aside and giving each other your full attention. ❤️
Hey everyone! 👋
I’m new here. I joined to learn, connect, and grow with the community. Glad to be here! 🚀
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Welcome, Joao! 👋 Great to have you here. Hope you find plenty of useful things to learn, meet some great people, and enjoy being part of the community. Wishing you lots of growth! 🚀
A question I've been thinking about lately… 👀
What do you think is harder in a relationship: feeling truly understood, or being completely honest about what you need? I have a feeling people will have very different answers to this one. 👀 Which one would you choose, and why?
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I’d probably say being completely honest about what you need. 😅 Sometimes you know what you’re feeling, but actually putting it into words can be difficult because you don’t want to hurt the other person or create conflict. But I think honest communication is also what makes it easier to feel truly understood. Once both people feel comfortable being open, the understanding tends to follow. 🌸
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