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Spent the last year studying relationships, not because I'm some guru, but because I was tired of seeing marriages (including people close to me) fall apart for reasons that seemed... preventable? Dove deep into research, podcasts, therapy insights, and honestly some uncomfortable self-reflection. Here's what actually moves the needle. **Stop trying to fix everything** When your wife vents about her day, your instinct is probably to jump in with solutions. Don't. Research from relationship expert John Gottman shows that 69% of relationship conflicts are perpetual, meaning they never fully get resolved. What matters isn't solving everything, it's how you respond. Mo...

I used to think that a diversified portfolio meant having accounts at three different big banks. Then I realized all three of them use the same outdated rails and the same slow systems to tell me what I can do with my own capital. I was tired of explaining my wire transfers to people who still think 2% annual growth is a win. I felt like I was living in the past while trying to build a future. Last month I decided to stop playing their game. I moved my strategy entirely into the decentralized space. I started using Best Wallet to manage my swaps and store my long-term holds because I wanted a single interface that actually felt like it belonged in 2026. The transition changed how I view my...

I got tired of resume tools that push uploads and still produce PDFs that ATS parsers mangle. So I built Resumy for Windows 10/11 (offline by default). What it does: • ATS-safe templates • Local ATS score + issue list • “What the ATS sees” text view before export • PDF/DOCX export + JSON versioning If you’ve used resume builders: what’s the #1 feature that actually saves time—templates, tailoring/keywords, or export quality? Store link in comments.

If you run a business and get reviews from different places (LinkedIn, Upwork, socials, etc.), you know how annoying it is to keep everything organized. Screenshots everywhere, copy-paste docs, and half the feedback just gets lost. That’s why we built [Feedspace Chrome Extension](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/kkbpoekaicjebadkhhdfcejhkjifhjbi?utm_source=item-share-cp). It lets you pull testimonials, comments, and reviews from anywhere on the internet with one click and puts them all in one place. No screenshots. No messy docs. Just clean testimonials ready to use. What it can do: \- Grab comments & recommendations from social platforms like LinkedIn \- Import reviews...

Are you an autistic female artist who wants to change the world? Are you tired of the negativity about autism and want to help start a conversation about our undeniable value? I am an unknown watercolor artist and emerging autism author/advocate who knew I was autistic for 14 years but hid it to survive. I am coming out now to lead a movement that shoves our talent in the world's face. I am curating an at-cost, coffee table, gallery-quality art book to replace the narrative of "deficits" with one of undeniable mastery. I have established and emerging artists on board, but I am open to all: your talent is all that matters. Landmark Art Project: Call for Artists What i...

This is a bit of a scatter-brained rant, my apologies.! With the nearly nation-wide winter storm moving in, my parents took it upon themselves to check the coolant levels of all our cars. Just this summer I had my coolant topped off in my 2005 Toyota Camry that I bought last year. A necessary purchase, as I live in the suburbs of a rural Minnesotan town. You genuinely wouldn’t survive without a car here. Turns out my coolant was nearly gone, and there’s some type of leak I never noticed. Call it user error, I should’ve checked fluid levels before the bad cold moved in, but this felt like a tipping point for me. I now HAVE to \*drive\* to a mechanic, with a safely-working car I don�...

Just outside **Rochester, New York**, there was a quiet town called **Ironwood Falls**. It wasn’t famous for anything. A few diners. A hardware store. A long stretch of road where trucks hummed past cornfields and old barns. The kind of place where everyone waved—even if they didn’t really know you. That was where **Elena Morales** was born. # A Normal Life, Built With Grease and Kindness Elena grew up in a modest house with parents who believed in hard work and open doors. Her father, **Carlos Morales**, was a delivery truck driver who knew every backroad in Monroe County. Her mother, **Rosa Morales**, worked as a nurse’s aide at a long-term care facility. > Elena lo...

I was talking to a friend about being a Found Canadian and how I wanted to explore more Canadian culture and entertainment. He suggested the TV series Due South. I told him I’d look into it. The next week I come across Seasons 1 and 2 on DVD at the thrift store as if it were fate. I’m really enjoying it so far! What other Canadian film and tv should I explore?

I’m sure there are many out there who have figured this out already, but I suddenly had this realization that almost everything politicians do is to sway the stock market. They might say something so ridiculous that puzzles you deeply but it has to be for money. Or to give who they own money. And when you see the “infamous triangle” hand gesture that they hold during press meetings or conferences, that many people mistake for Illuminati or masons. That it’s just indicators for what will happen to stock. Throughout the Midwest right now, grocery stores have sold out a lot of inventory because of this snow storm. Someone has to be gaining from that. Much like 2020. And the more...

I first posted this just about exactly a year ago but I think it still holds a nice narrative: I would say around 95% of the businesses and community organizations I aim to work with are less than a 15 minute walk from where I live, this is very intentional. As I said before I **** feeling rushed more than just about anything and walking to my next and next and next meetings gives me a chance to process and connect with my community. The very first thing I needed to do after my morning routine was trudge through the snow packed sidewalks so common to Canadian winters. Slipping side to side as I dug my feet into the low lying peaks, the ridges acting like steps on a jungle gym. I ...

Living with cats means you quickly learn that the litter box situation matters way more than you expect. If the box is awkward, too small, or annoying to clean, it turns into a daily headache fast. I’ve gone through more litter boxes than I’d like to admit, mostly trying to find something that works for my cats without making my apartment smell like a pet store. Over time, I’ve realized that none of them are really perfect. It really depends on your space, your cat’s habits, and how much effort you want to put into cleaning. Some people want simple and cheap, others want something that looks decent in their living room. These are a few litter boxes I’ve personally used, and why th...

This is a bit of a scatter-brained rant, my apologies.! With the nearly nation-wide winter storm moving in, my parents took it upon themselves to check the coolant levels of all our cars. Just this summer I had my coolant topped off in my 2005 Toyota Camry that I bought last year. A necessary purchase, as I live in the suburbs of a rural Minnesotan town. You genuinely wouldn’t survive without a car here. Turns out my coolant was nearly gone, and there’s some type of leak I never noticed. Call it user error, I should’ve checked fluid levels before the bad cold moved in, but this felt like a tipping point for me. I now HAVE to \*drive\* to a mechanic, with a safely-working car I don...

**What You Need To Know About Jeremy Griffith’s Books** Biologist Jeremy Griffith’s books and presentations, all freely available on the [FIX THE WORLD website](https://www.humancondition.com/), bring desperately needed, clarifying, redeeming, reconciling and transforming biological understanding to the deepest of all issues of the human condition, and by so doing end all the conflict and suffering in human life at its source! As former President of the Canadian Psychiatric Association, Professor Harry Prosen, says in his Introduction to Griffith's definitive book *FREEDOM*: >"The importance of the ideas in this book is immeasurable. The depths they enable us to reac...

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Not just one particular store, but for multiple locations; it looks like the rumors of TRU Canada not paying vendors has some truth to it. Regardless, it really looks like the end of the Canadian arm of the business.

I(18F) have had my iPhone 13 mini since it first released. I’m getting pretty tired of it though, mainly because of the battery draining fast, how small my screen is, lack of storage, etc. I’m thinking of buying the new iPhone 17. I’m just a little nervous though. Is it embarrassing to tell the employee that I want to pay for the phone monthly instead of full? Should I go to the provider to buy the phone or the Apple Store? If I buy the phone, do I just insert the new SIM card and then everything works? Is there anything that im not aware of?? Please help me out! This is my first time buying something like this without my parents.

Hey other curbside associates how has yalls store done this week with this weather coming up. Today was absolute chaos’s at my club people arguing at the parking lot, members YELLING at me as if I control the SUPPLY of water. Orders behind, 20+ people checked in, no chickens, members trying to take items from staged orders. It was horrible and plus I get put on dispense all the time because I’m part time and basically that’s them punishing me because I’m a part timer “ oh you only come in few days” it’s not fair dispensing is very tiring. Honestly would like to switch over to another department but anyways any stories from yall.

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The official name was The Future Work Initiative. But for anyone with a fully functioning brain cell, it was murder. I remember practising times tables when the door to our classroom flew open, and in walked the sheriff with a wide smile. He had some *super, fun, exciting news for us!* So exciting that he used three adjectives. "Children!” The Sheriff greeted us with a wide smile. He had a PowerPoint presentation he wanted to show us. The title was punchy, on a bright green background. **THE FUTURE WORK INITIATIVE**. His assistant, a smartly dressed woman, clicked a button, leading us to the first slide, an enlarged photo of the map of America. The sheriff immediate...

I’m not sure of terminology anymore. I’m looking for a bedspread that has no duvet insert or duvet cover. I need a complete comforter to put on my bed. Like from the old ‘bed in a bag’ days. I am Canadian and we just don’t have many stores with much selection. Amazon Canada is no good for this. Anyone have a great website to suggest? I want a really luxurious one. And am I the last person on earth who still wants a comforter and not a duvet 😬 Thanks in advance 😊