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Sharon Bush

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Posted On: August 14th 2026, 12:59 am

Pollo Birria Tamales!!

Come on down and get you a plate here at Neighbors on 7th

Enjoy some live music on the patio!

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it's officially PUMPKIN DREAM CAKE SEASON!! 🎃🍃🍂🍁 truly the best pumpkin cake you'll ever eat. comment RECIPE and I'll send it to you or find the link in my bio. ✨

Ahhh somebody pinch me ! “A Million Chances” Jamie MacDonald x Tori Kelly will be yours on October 16th ♥️ I knew I wanted to have @torikelly included in this project and she took this song to the NEXT LEVEL YALL

‘A Million Chances’ is such a special song to me, and getting to release it with Tori Kelly feels like a dream that’s bigger than I could have dreamed for myself.

ever wonder how these big launches are happening?

they’re either a big creator selling a low ticket offer or a small creator selling a high ticket offer

here’s everything broken down in simple language:

low ticket means something cheap that you make once and lots of people can buy. could be a guide, a template, a mini course, etc

high ticket means something expensive where people work with you directly. could be coaching, consulting, or doing the work for them

how you sell them is different too

low ticket: most people don’t need a conversation to be convinced so your content directly sends them the link
 high ticket: most people won’t spend $1,000+ without talking to you first. so it usually takes dm conversations or a sales call before they say yes

so which one should you sell?

small audience, real skill = high ticket
 big audience, still building your skill = low ticket
 both: sell both
 neither yet: don’t sell anything. grow first!!

you’re welcome ❤️❤️

Thank you, Atlanta, Baltimore, and Saginaw!!!
We’ll see you this weekend, Waukegan, Pittsburgh and Toronto for more malarkey. We are on the move and High and Mighty.

A client told me he wants a partner with a career. He will split the housework. He will move cities for her if needed. Then his match asked him if he was a feminist and he froze.

He said "I believe in equality, but I wouldn't call myself, you know."

He is not against feminism. He is against the version he has seen online. The angry threads. The extreme takes. He is worried that saying the word will get him filed under problematic before she has even seen how he actually lives.

So he goes quiet. And that silence is the problem. Because when good men say nothing, they become impossible to tell apart from the ones who genuinely do not mean it. Both groups end up saying the same thing. And women cannot tell the difference.

But I also understand why women test for it. I have watched men say all the right things and then completely change after the wedding. "Of course you will keep working" quietly becomes "but who will manage the house?" That distrust is earned. It is not paranoia. It is pattern recognition.

And there are men using "extreme feminism" as a reason to reject any woman who is simply assertive. She has opinions. She pushes back. She does not laugh at every joke. And suddenly she is labeled too much. That is not a concern about feminism. That is just discomfort with a woman who takes up space.

So here is where both sides need to land.

Men, stop hiding behind the label. The word is not the problem. Split the work. Back her career. When her uncle asks who will manage the house after kids, be the one who speaks up. Your actions cannot be misunderstood. Your silence can.

Women, stop testing men with the word. Some men will say feminist and still expect dinner on the table. Some men will never say it and still do half of everything without being asked. The word is not the proof. How someone lives on an ordinary Tuesday when nobody is watching is the proof.

You do not prove you believe in equality by saying it. You prove it by living it.

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