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This post is taken from my newsletter coming out tomorrow and it’s a crucial read for any people pleasers out there. It can apply from the perspective of a romantic relationship, but also familial relationships and friendships. Share this with anyone in your life who might need it today, and let me know if you can relate in the comments. To get the full “The 3 Relationships” newsletter in your inbox tomorrow morning, you just have to sign up before midnight PT tonight and I’ll email it strai

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Started our year with a trip Eleuthera in the Bahamas (which is not only stunningly beautiful but has such warm and friendly people who were so welcoming to us). We decided it was a nice signal to ourselves that amidst some really big goals this year, we are still going to schedule and make time for life and experiences. ☀️ Back to LA this evening to get back to our routines and the projects we want to make progress on in Q1. I’m so excited about this year, I have some big things I’m working o

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The reality of life is that we can be “in love” with someone who doesn’t share any of our goals, who’s bad for us, who’s a terrible teammate, and who possibly doesn’t even care for us. When this happens, our job is to fall out of love with this person. Someone who loves you in the true sense of the word—as a verb rather than a noun—is all that matters. If someone says to me, “I love you, but I don’t want to be with you and I have no interest in showing up for you,” then the fact that they say

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