If you are reading this, and you don't have financial support, then kindly listen carefully to what I have to say
The second best thing, after having financial support, is LEVERAGING the SERVICE-SERVICE MODEL
For instance, look at me. I am a therapist.
There are so many things I'm building that needs lots of money to hasten the results.
But if I am in a financial bottleneck and I can't get the money to run somethings, then I reach out to the people who have strengths in these areas, while I offer them free Therapy consultations and access to my therapeutic tools.
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Let me give you a better example
There was a time I learnt website designing, and in 2021, I needed high-end animated motion designs (those crazy after-effects/blender designs) but couldn't afford the services, so I went to an expert and offered to create an high-quality landing page for his business, while he creates like the motion designs for me
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So instead of me sulking and lamenting that it's hard to get money to pay for services, run marketing, etc...
I used leverage.
Leverage with value.
Not just using people when you need them, and dumping them.
You have to give a certain value to the other person.
A win win.
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Let me tell you something you might not know.
A lot of professionals need what you offer
If I have products to sell, and I need a warehouse for storage, I can go message warehouse owners and present a deal of them giving me storage spot, while I give them the equivalent value in my emotional wellness services/products. (Therapy sessions, family therapy, Marital Therapy, Addiction recovery, etc)
There are warehouse owners that have issues with their family, relationship, Addictions, etc... That will gladly accept the deal.
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So this way, even if I don't have money to buy a storage space in a warehouse, I won't be sulking and lamenting and thinking of how lack of money is affecting me greatly.
I will present that very value that I have and that I am an expert in.
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Yes it won't be easy to see people that will accept service - service exchange, but they exist.
And instead of lamenting and wasting your time because you don't have money to run somethings, you can start leverage the service-service exchange in people.
If you are so confident in your business, and you are who you say you are, then boldly present your value for a service-service or product-product exchange.
A win for both sides.
You have to find a way to keep moving no matter what. No matter what.
No matter what.
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Thank you very much for readingg
I sincerely appreciate you for taking your time out of your busy schedule.
Remember to stay hydrated today 💦
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
Michael Jackson made a shocking appearance in a 2006 award night, for the first time since the court pronounced him NOT GUILTY and dropped all cases about him.
The noise in the arena was so loud that Michael Jackson's voice wasn't audible, despite him using a microphone.
Michael Jackson joined the teenagers to sing the song "We are the world"
He felt sooo happy seeing his fans again, as he threw his jacket to the crowd in excitement.
This moment reminded him that despite the challenges he was facing, he still had a lottt of supporters and people who deeply respected and believed in him.
Before this day, the last public stage appearance he made was in 2001
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I appreciate you very much for taking your time to read, watch and remember Michael Jackson during this period 🫂
May his legacy continue to go higher.
Thank you very much
This is the drugged voice recording of 50 years old Michael Jackson in 2009, just few months before his death.
Murray recorded the conversation on his iPhone while Jackson was heavily sedated/drugged. Jackson's speech is extremely slurred and slow.
He talks about his lost childhood, plans for "This Is It" concerts, building the world's biggest children's hospital, and ends with "I am asleep"
The recording was introduced as evidence in court in 2011
Murray had been repeatedly giving Michael Jackson massive amounts of propofol (a powerful hospital anesthetic) that Michael Jackson nicknamed as his "milk" to fight his severe insomnia (lack of sleep), even though it's never approved for sleep and requires full monitoring.
Propofol is what doctors use to sedate people into "deep sleep" before a surgery.
Murray ordered 15.5 litres in just over 2 months
On the night of June 25, 2009, Murray injected 25mg propofol plus benzos, then left the room unattended.
Michael Jackson died from acute propofol intoxication.
Murray got convicted of involuntary manslaughter, served only about 2 years of a 4-year sentence, and walked free in 2013.
He later wrote a memoir defending himself and now runs his own medical institute in Trinidad, still practicing medicine till present.
Mbappé don follow una play gan ohh. 😂
See who’s calling him “IDOL” at the age of 18.
No current football player of this generation has this type of motion.
Kylian Mbappé is the blueprint to all your favorite players.
Queen Elizabeth II became queen at age 25
She trained as a mechanic and truck driver in WWII
The Queen broke a 600 year tradition by lowering flags after 9/11
She could fluently speak French and loveddd the French people🇫🇷
Visited Canada more than any other country (22 times) 🇨🇦
She could imitate the sound of a Concorde jet landing
Her first Instagram post wasn't until 2019
She was the only person in the UK who could drive without a license plate or driver's license
She sent an email in 1976, making her the first British head of state to do so
Queen Elizabeth was the first female British royal to serve in the armed forces
She owned an elephant, two giant turtles, a jaguar, and sloths as gifts
The queen received a message sent to the Moon during the Apollo missions
She was a skilled breeder of racehorses with many winners
Queen Elizabeth never attended regular school as she was educated privately at home
She owned all swans on open UK waters
Queen Elizabeth was the first monarch ever crowned on live TV
She was the second longest reigning monarch in history (after Louis XIV)
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I often say that when a person has served for sooo long, then they will make a lot of enemies, and they will also make a lot of admirers and friends too
Queen Elizabeth has spent so many years on the throne, that she has gathered a lot of admirable qualities and also a lot of critics, especially on international relations.
But what particularly struck me about the Queen's life, is her modesty.
She projects that modesty to the world publicly. Respects staffs. Blends with the citizens incognito. And a wholeeee lot of other qualities.
The Queen had so much power but she kept it under control.
And her service during the world war 2? Just pure love for her country.
Now she's gone on to blessed memory, and we still remember her till this day🤍🕊️
What do you think about the Queen and her life on Earth?
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
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