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How to deal with childhood traumas as an adult
Seriously, some people just never get over it. Sadly. But therapy is great if you're ready for it. People that say it doesn't work go into it with that attitude of “it doesn’t work”, and of course they're not going to change anything that way. It's different for everyone, so you may want to give itRead more
Seriously, some people just never get over it. Sadly. But therapy is great if you’re ready for it. People that say it doesn’t work go into it with that attitude of “it doesn’t work”, and of course they’re not going to change anything that way. It’s different for everyone, so you may want to give it a try and see where that leads you. Sending you lots of love 🫂
See lessPricing Strategy
Theoretically, price it by value. How much would your customers be willing to pay for your product? How much are they spending on their current alternative solution? Find your competitors and see what their charging. Customers always prefer low prices, but you can't keep following only what the custRead more
Theoretically, price it by value. How much would your customers be willing to pay for your product? How much are they spending on their current alternative solution? Find your competitors and see what their charging. Customers always prefer low prices, but you can’t keep following only what the customers want, can you? Not if you want to make profit and stay long in business.
See lessWhat happens to the brain after death?
The brain is composed of about 63% water. Its cells unlike muscle is always soft and squishy. So when the person dies and ceases to intake water, the brain begins to shrivel and rot with the other organs, but at a faster pace than so many other organs and muscle tissues. The brain is one of the fastRead more
The brain is composed of about 63% water. Its cells unlike muscle is always soft and squishy. So when the person dies and ceases to intake water, the brain begins to shrivel and rot with the other organs, but at a faster pace than so many other organs and muscle tissues. The brain is one of the fastest organs to die without a constant supply of oxygen and blood. Other organs can have living cells for hours, while the brain does not.
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