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I BELIEVE THAT WE MUST GIVE 100% (our all) REGARDLESS OF WHAT WE GET BACK.
WE MUST TALK ABOUT EVERYTHING AND HAVE NO SECRETS.
SECRETS BREED INSECURITIES AND INSECURITIES KILL RELATIONSHIPS.

if one gets nothing back…
any relationship or marriage is like an investor,
at some point they would like a return on their investment
is it worth it to continue investing or is the investment dead?

• Communication: 100% Open, honest, and respectful communication helps resolve conflicts and build trust.
• Let go: Don't hold on to the past. Let it go. Don't hold grudges and resentment.
• Trust: Trusting each other 100% is fundamental to a strong, long-lasting relationship. Distrust breeds insecurities, and insecurities and distrust KILLS RELATIONSHIPS.
• Respect: Treat each other with kindness and respect, even during disagreements.
• Honesty: Be open and honest.
• Honour: Honour each other.
• Compromise: Finding a middle ground and being flexible is crucial in maintaining balance in the relationship.
• Support: Be each other’s biggest supporter, offering encouragement and help in all aspects of life.
• Quality Time: Spending meaningful time together strengthens the bond and connection.
• 1on1 Time: Spend alone time together time.
• Shared Goals and Values: Align on important life goals and values, such as family, finances, and lifestyle.
• Patients and Understanding: Accept each other’s imperfections and be patient through challenges.
• Appreciation: Show gratitude for each other’s contributions and express love regularly.
• Intimacy: Maintain physical and emotional intimacy to nurture the relationship.
• Finance: Financial openness and common goals. Financial stress is often the end of a relationship, so working together is key.
• Tone: Talk to your partner like you want them to be around for another 100yrs

• Hold hands more…
• Cuddle more…
• Hug more…
• Hold each other more…
• Say hello more…
• Goodbye more…
• I love you more…
• Miss you more…
• You're hot more…
• Good morning more…
• Good night more…
• How was your day more…
• How's work more…

…there's NEVER too much of these.

The best sex doesn't happen at the beginning of a relationship – and here's why.

The first three months? That’s *lust*. All chemistry, instinct, urgency. It’s powerful but imagined. You’re not connecting with the real person – you're connecting with the idea of them.

Later? It can become something deeper.

Lust is fast and chaotic, like a match in a dry forest – exciting but fragile. Long-term intimacy, when nurtured, is like ringing a heavy old bell – it echoes across your life.

The truth is: sex can become better than it was at the beginning. But not unless you *build* something. Real connection isn’t automatic; it’s *earned* through trust and presence.

Most couples never learn how to build tension *within* trust. They get lost in logistics, routines, parenting, baggage. They assume the spark is gone. Some chase new lust instead of learning to create polarity inside their own relationship.

What makes long-term sex magnetic isn’t novelty – it’s presence and difference held in safety.

Lust is imagined. Real intimacy is built.
Desire doesn’t die – presence does.
You can’t recreate the new, but you *can* recreate the pull.

When both people show up, carry presence, hold difference, and build real tension inside trust, sex becomes something else entirely: not just pleasure or release – but reconnection.
Not because you're someone new – but because you're truly seen, again.

This is what most couples never experience – not because they can’t, but because they didn’t know it could become something *more*.

From lust to trust.
That’s the shift.
That’s the difference.
That’s the message.

A quick look at two popular budgeting frameworks for managing personal finances:

• 75/15/10 is more conservative, prioritizing living expenses heavily – good for high-cost areas or tighter budgets.
• 50/30/20 gives more flexibility and balance between needs, wants, and savings – great for general financial discipline.

Tip: Choose a model that fits your lifestyle, income level, and financial goals. You can also tweak either rule to build your own custom ratio.

It's all about creating a balanced and practical plan for your money.

There are approximately 3,028 Billionaires in the world, controlling US$16.1 Trillion in total net worth.
Not impressed? Let's go bigger:
There are over 58 million Millionaires globally (yes, each billionaire is technically one of them too), together accounting for a colossal US$213.8 Trillion.

What if just 10% of that total wealth went toward global betterment annually? * Solar infrastructure. * Environmental restoration. * Public health and education upliftment.

The world would be transformed, year after year. But… that's not how it's going (yet).

We can't all be billionaires. We can’t all be millionaires. But each of us can do something.

Take this example:
In 2019, my family and I donated trees to a nature reserve.
In 2029, those trees will be converting 980 tons of fresh oxygen per year.
That’s real. That’s making a difference for the benifit of….

→ Everyone can do something. Start where you are, with what you have. The world needs *you*, not your millions.

A broad‑leaf Yellowwood that escapes logging, lightning and wind‑throw can easily reach
600–800 years, quite possibly over a millennium;
the best growth‑rate data suggest an absolute biological ceiling somewhere around 1 200–1 500 years
Anything beyond that has not yet been scientifically confirmed.

*Rounded from:*

• Seeds / kg = (1 000 g ÷ 0.36 – 0.60 g) ≈ 1 700 – 2 800 raw seeds
• × 80 % average viability → ≈ 1 400 – 2 200 viable seeds / kg
• Multiplied by the kilogram range shown above.