“Cersei understands the consequences of her absence and she’s absent anyway, which means she does not intend to suffer those consequences” 🥶
she was an absolute threat to Cersei..
If you have less than 500 verified followers to meet the minimum requirement for payout, drop your handle. You should be more than 500.
Follow yourselves and reach that goal together.
Records are milestones, not the mission. From A Tribe Called Judah grossing 1B to Behind The Scenes crossing 2B and still counting, this is God in motion. And i’m most grateful to my maker and return all the glory to him. The lesson remains unchanged: serve the story, respect the audience, refine the craft, and let the work earn its applause.
I stole this parenting trick from the government.
And it's eliminated 90% of power struggles with my kids.
Here's how it works:
My 5-year-old used to fight me EVERY NIGHT about brushing teeth.
"No! I don't want to!"
"You have to!"
Meltdown. Tears. Exhausting.
Then I changed one thing:
Instead of "Go brush your teeth," I said:
"Do you want to brush teeth before or after pajamas?"
He thought about it. "After."
Done. No fight. Teeth got brushed.
What changed?
He felt like HE was making the decision.
But I was controlling both options.
It's the illusion of choice. And it's genius.
Now I use it everywhere:
"Do you want to clean your room now or after snack?"
"Do you want to wear your blue shirt or red shirt?"
"Do you want to do homework before or after dinner?"
Same outcome. Zero power struggle.
The government uses this on adults all the time:
"Do you want Candidate A or Candidate B?"
(Both serve their agenda)
If it works on adults, it DEFINITELY works on kids.
Give them choices within boundaries.
They feel empowered. You stay in control.