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The holidays are about family, aren’t they?
Prepare Intentionally for the wildest, biggest, family dreams you have for your future families... You don’t have to repeat the patterns you grew up with. You're not stuck. That’s a myth. There is a way... That is why I created a community for singles, newlyweds, or couples who want to prepare for this sacred journey. Many happy, joyous holidays ahead... Merry Christmas!!! 🎄 👉 Join here: [link]
The holidays are about family, aren’t they?
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@Lorene Roberts true! ❣️🫶❤️
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@Justin Yip Thank you 🙏 Happy holidays
We have arrived!
For everyone who is curious, we have arrived safely at our destination. Thank you for all the well wishes, and welcome to all the new members who joined today - that was a wonderful surprise when I turned my phone back on! Happy holidays to you and your loved ones!
We have arrived!
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Enjoy dear @Shannon Boyer Happy holidays
Preparing for Parenthood—Before It’s Too Late
We prepare for driving, careers, and weddings. But almost no one prepares for parenting. After 32 years as a mother and decades in child development and inner-child healing, I’ve seen what actually shapes family outcomes. I opened a free Skool community for future parents who want to break generational patterns before they pass them on. 👉 JOIN HERE
Preparing for Parenthood—Before It’s Too Late
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@Lorene Roberts
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@Lorene Roberts oh Ok 👍 Thank you!
🙃Why Every Small Business Owner Should Be on Pinterest in 2026
If you're running a small business — Etsy shop, local service, online store, coaching — and you're not on Pinterest yet... you're leaving serious money on the table. Pinterest isn't like other social platforms where people scroll mindlessly. It's a visual search engine — people go there actively searching for solutions, ideas, and products they're ready to buy RIGHT NOW. No algorithms burying your content after 24 hours. One good pin can drive traffic and sales for months (or years) on autopilot. Here are some eye-opening Pinterest stats from 2025: 📌Over 570 million monthly active users worldwide 📌85% of weekly users have made a purchase based on pins they saw from brands 📌80% of users discover new products or brands on the platform 📌96% of top searches are unbranded — perfect for small businesses to get found without competing with big names 📌Users have high shopping intent — 50%+ use Pinterest specifically to shop Your customers are already there planning their next purchase. Question is... will they find YOU? If you're ready to turn Pinterest into your quiet traffic + sales machine, join my 100% free Pinterest Skool community. (we just hit 500 members!) Weekly keyword drops, free templates, real wins, and the exact playbook growing a brand-new account from zero live right now.
🙃Why Every Small Business Owner Should Be on Pinterest in 2026
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Relevant for info (healing) biz?
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@Tim Adam thanks. 🙏
💭 When Someone Leaves Your Group…
Oof. You feel it in your chest before you even click the name. Another member has left. And if you're anything like me, your first reaction is visceral: Disappointed. Sad. Even a bit rejected, if we’re being real. Then comes the spiralling: Should I message them? Would that be too much? What if they don’t even reply — will I take that even more personally? But here’s what I actually did I chose connection over silence. Curiosity over assumption. And what I received back stopped me in my tracks. Three women messaged me back — each with a version of the same, unexpected truth: ✨ “It’s not your group — it’s me.” ✨ “I need this kind of space, but I’m not used to letting myself have it.” ✨ “I don’t do self-care. And being in your group was a loving nudge I wasn’t ready for yet.” None of them said: “It wasn’t worth it.”“ The vibe was off.” You didn’t deliver.” Instead, they told me: "I’m not ready to stop running." "I don’t know how to rest." "I don’t prioritise me — and that’s confronting." And honestly, that hit even deeper. It reminded me that sometimes…People don’t leave because your space isn’t powerful. They leave because it is. Because you’re holding up a mirror. Because your softness challenges their hustle. Because your message makes them feel seen in ways they’re not used to. So if you're in this space-building game — inviting people into something slower, truer, more grounded — please don’t take every departure as a failure. Sometimes, they’re just not ready. And when they are, your door will still be open. 🫶✨
💭 When Someone Leaves Your Group…
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Great share @Julie Burns I'm glad you received affirmation from that. Can you share an example of what you messaged them?
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@Julie Burns Love it. Clear and clean. Thank you for sharing.
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Chanie Twersky
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@chanietwersky
Mother of 8 ♥ Guiding Newlyweds, Couples, and Singles, toward Emotional Readiness for Parenthood ♥ Join the "Future Parents Collective"! 👇

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