Get Off My Soapbox Mad Morgan

We are going to do a review of everything that happened in 2022 and highlight. Also have a season and year end discussion of better things we can do in the New Year.
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This is our topic for todays episode. Please share your views on our Twitter page @ https://twitter.com/MadSoapbox
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Like always this is will be the VERY best variety topic excellence you expect from us. These are our opinions and thoughts which all MAY not agree with. Please feel free to 'change the channel' if you don't like what you hear. Our goal is to make the world a better place for everyone and not serve a small minority. Thoughts, comments and constructive contributions welcomed but NOT hate or negative. Please be respectful to our host and guests.
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FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) can be found here - https://getoffmysoapbox.com/faq/
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We also have a daily short format Podcast called 'Soapbox Daily' which airs every weekday from Monday to Friday (posted before 12 noon EDT). More information can be found on that podcast and this new GET OFF MY SOAPBOX podcast at https://getoffmysoapbox.com
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Join us here each Wednesday (NYC time) for a detailed and in-depth topic of the week. Just something make you think a bit, maybe laugh a bit and also evolve into a better way of thinking. We will hit the tough topics that need to be discussed. See you on Wednesdays for GET OFF MY SOAPBOX.
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We would love to hear/read your Feedback on our Episodes and Podcasts. Please feel free to share your comments on the show via our Twitter page @ https://twitter.com/MadSoapbox
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You can Support the Podcast here - https://www.patreon.com/getoffmysoapbox
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This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:
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This is a Pre-Episode 20 Season 1 Finally. Have to delay a day to tomorrow as to not just rush out anything to fill a commitment. Tune in tomorrow for the Season 1 Finally.
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This is our topic for todays episode. Please share your views on our Twitter page @ https://twitter.com/MadSoapbox
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Like always this is will be the VERY best variety topic excellence you expect from us. These are our opinions and thoughts which all MAY not agree with. Please feel free to 'change the channel' if you don't like what you hear. Our goal is to make the world a better place for everyone and not serve a small minority. Thoughts, comments and constructive contributions welcomed but NOT hate or negative. Please be respectful to our host and guests.
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FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) can be found here - https://getoffmysoapbox.com/faq/
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We also have a daily short format Podcast called 'Soapbox Daily' which airs every weekday from Monday to Friday (posted before 12 noon EDT). More information can be found on that podcast and this new GET OFF MY SOAPBOX podcast at https://getoffmysoapbox.com
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Join us here each Wednesday (NYC time) for a detailed and in-depth topic of the week. Just something make you think a bit, maybe laugh a bit and also evolve into a better way of thinking. We will hit the tough topics that need to be discussed. See you on Wednesdays for GET OFF MY SOAPBOX.
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We would love to hear/read your Feedback on our Episodes and Podcasts. Please feel free to share your comments on the show via our Twitter page @ https://twitter.com/MadSoapbox
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You can Support the Podcast here - https://www.patreon.com/getoffmysoapbox
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This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:
Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy
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Music By - STREAMBEATS - https://www.streambeats.com

We all say that "honesty is the best policy" - but even that's a little white lie. Human beings can only handle the truth in small doses. In other words, we like honesty when it makes us feel good. Did that dress really make her look fat? Did he really do a good job with that DIY (do it yourself) project?
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Marketing blurs the lines between honesty and truth in a truly artistic way. The best marketers know that if they want to get the sale, they need to give their prospects a hint of truth, sweetened by an entire butt-load of delicious, sugary lies.
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Now, don't get us wrong. We're not saying that all marketers do is lie about their products and services. There's honesty at the heart of every ad campaign you see. The only difference is that marketers know how to "exaggerate" the truth. Sure, we're honest in what we do - but it's fair to say that no one has ever sprayed on a ton of Lynx body spray and suddenly found themselves covered in half-naked models.
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The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth is a hard pill for people to swallow. The key to really leveraging transparency and authenticity in all its glory is figuring out how to use the right amount of truth in your campaigns, and in the development of your brand.
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In the end though (besides all the 'half-truths') do we really need all these commercials and advertisements?
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This is our topic for todays episode. Please share your views on our Twitter page @ https://twitter.com/MadSoapbox
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Like always this is will be the VERY best variety topic excellence you expect from us. These are our opinions and thoughts which all MAY not agree with. Please feel free to 'change the channel' if you don't like what you hear. Our goal is to make the world a better place for everyone and not serve a small minority. Thoughts, comments and constructive contributions welcomed but NOT hate or negative. Please be respectful to our host and guests.
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FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) can be found here - https://getoffmysoapbox.com/faq/
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We also have a daily short format Podcast called 'Soapbox Daily' which airs every weekday from Monday to Friday (posted before 12 noon EDT). More information can be found on that podcast and this new GET OFF MY SOAPBOX podcast at https://getoffmysoapbox.com
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Join us here each Wednesday (NYC time) for a detailed and in-depth topic of the week. Just something make you think a bit, maybe laugh a bit and also evolve into a better way of thinking. We will hit the tough topics that need to be discussed. See you on Wednesdays for GET OFF MY SOAPBOX.
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We would love to hear/read your Feedback on our Episodes and Podcasts. Please feel free to share your comments on the show via our Twitter page @ https://twitter.com/MadSoapbox
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You can Support the Podcast here - https://www.patreon.com/getoffmysoapbox
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What Are Social Graces and Etiquette, and Why Are They So Important for people when they are Children To Learn? Social graces are the polite manners that any person can use in certain situations. Grace can be defined as simple elegance or refinement of movement. 
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Teaching people social graces is essential because it ultimately helps children and adults feel better about their actions! By using social graces, they are able to build their confidence and feel more secure in their actions. As a result, people feel more comfortable with their actions and feelings. 
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Learning social graces is not a difficult task. It can be taught to anyone of any age. Social grace lessons may start during the preschool years with the general manners of “please” and “thank you,” but there’s more to social graces than just basic manners. 
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Etiquette on the other hand is not just about which fork to use. It’s showing respect for yourself and everyone else in your little corner of the planet. In a world where rudeness often reigns, why not stand out for being polite and thoughtful? You don’t even have to go to charm school or binge-watch Downton Abbey to learn the rules! Here are some 50ish easy ways to share more kindness and less saltiness this year and the years to come.
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This is our topic for todays episode. Please share your views on our Twitter page @ https://twitter.com/MadSoapbox
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Like always this is will be the VERY best variety topic excellence you expect from us. These are our opinions and thoughts which all MAY not agree with. Please feel free to 'change the channel' if you don't like what you hear. Our goal is to make the world a better place for everyone and not serve a small minority. Thoughts, comments and constructive contributions welcomed but NOT hate or negative. Please be respectful to our host and guests.
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FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) can be found here - https://getoffmysoapbox.com/faq/
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We also have a daily short format Podcast called 'Soapbox Daily' which airs every weekday from Monday to Friday (posted before 12 noon EDT). More information can be found on that podcast and this new GET OFF MY SOAPBOX podcast at https://getoffmysoapbox.com
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Join us here each Wednesday (NYC time) for a detailed and in-depth topic of the week. Just something make you think a bit, maybe laugh a bit and also evolve into a better way of thinking. We will hit the tough topics that need to be discussed. See you on Wednesdays for GET OFF MY SOAPBOX.
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We would love to hear/read your Feedback on our Episodes and Podcasts. Please feel free to share your comments on the show via our Twitter page @ https://twitter.com/MadSoapbox
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You can Support the Podcast here - https://www.patreon.com/getoffmysoapbox
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This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:
Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy
Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy
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Music By - STREAMBEATS - https://www.streambeats.com

They say “Never meet your heroes,” and I can tell you from experience that it’s good advice. I’ve met all of my idols, and I’ve been disappointed by every single one. You’ve read everything they ever written, seen everything they ever done. They have changed your life and the way you think. You share the same brain. When at last you meet, there will be an instant connection, and the two of you will become lasting friends — or better yet, mentor and mentee.
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You probably have a story like mine. You can point to a specific moment in your life and say: “There. That’s where my faith in humans started to fall apart.” Never meet your heroes and we talk about that in today's episode.
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This is our topic for todays episode. Please share your views on our Twitter page @ https://twitter.com/MadSoapbox
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Like always this is will be the VERY best variety topic excellence you expect from us. These are our opinions and thoughts which all MAY not agree with. Please feel free to 'change the channel' if you don't like what you hear. Our goal is to make the world a better place for everyone and not serve a small minority. Thoughts, comments and constructive contributions welcomed but NOT hate or negative. Please be respectful to our host and guests.
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FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) can be found here - https://getoffmysoapbox.com/faq/
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We also have a daily short format Podcast called 'Soapbox Daily' which airs every weekday from Monday to Friday (posted before 12 noon EDT). More information can be found on that podcast and this new GET OFF MY SOAPBOX podcast at https://getoffmysoapbox.com
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Join us here each Wednesday (NYC time) for a detailed and in-depth topic of the week. Just something make you think a bit, maybe laugh a bit and also evolve into a better way of thinking. We will hit the tough topics that need to be discussed. See you on Wednesdays for GET OFF MY SOAPBOX.
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We would love to hear/read your Feedback on our Episodes and Podcasts. Please feel free to share your comments on the show via our Twitter page @ https://twitter.com/MadSoapbox
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You can Support the Podcast here - https://www.patreon.com/getoffmysoapbox
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This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:
Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy
Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy
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Music By - STREAMBEATS - https://www.streambeats.com

True love is magical. True love is mystical‒Right? Well, kind of. But it’s more than that, as anyone in a relationship can tell you. Read on to find ten things you need to know about true love.
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1. True love is not about finding yourself in another.
Don’t fall in love, or think you’re in love, just because you want to find yourself. Your identity is not to be someone’s other half‒it’s to be yourself! Don’t get so swept up in your partner that you become them. You don’t need to be the number one fan of their favorite band or read all the books they read. Keep your interests and hobbies and you’ll be more interesting to, and interested in, your partner.
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2. Self love is the best way to find true love.
It sounds like a cliche, something your mom and girlfriends told you every time you were crying over a broken heart, but it’s true‒you must love yourself before you can love anyone else. Be comfortable with yourself, even when you’re having a bad day. Know who you really are, deep down inside, and know what you want to do with your life. Being in love with yourself and having your life on track are not only incredibly self-satisfying, they’re really attractive qualities to a partner.
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3. True love is not demanding.
Your partner should never ask you to change if you’re truly loved. And if you truly love your partner, you shouldn’t expect him to change. You got into a relationship because you liked each other, and you grew to love each other as you are. Why would you need to change someone you love so deeply? Accept them as they are, and you’ll get that consideration in return.
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4. True love allows you to be yourself.
Being yourself in front of your partner can seem scary at first. Waking up without any makeup on, and your hair a mess? What about him seeing you when you’re sick‒runny nose, bloodshot eyes and all. It’s something you want to avoid as long as you can. But you shouldn’t feel that way. When you’re in love, even the worst illness is a beautiful experience because it’s worth it. Your partner helping you through a messy episode or kissing you with morning breath is a major step towards your future, and it shows how much he truly loves you.
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5. True love comes naturally.
Do you have doubts about your partner? Are you not sure they’re right for you? If you’re asking yourself too many questions about your partner, your relationship, and your future together, then you’re probably not in love. When you’re truly in love, you don’t question anything. It feels natural to be with your partner, and you know you can work through anything to achieve that future you’re dreaming of.
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6. To get love, you must give love.
You can’t be in a loving relationship if you hold back. You can’t use love as a bargaining chip. Don’t tell your partner you love him only when he does something good around the house. Don’t give him the cold shoulder if he makes a mistake. You have to love him all the time, regardless of his words or actions, because true love is unconditional. If you give your partner this much love, you’ll get it‒and more!‒in return.
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7. True love is based on friendship.
So many TV show relationships are based on friends who fall in love over time. It’s a great premise, and a nice daydream, but life isn’t TV. You don’t need to be best friends with your partner since kindergarten for love to last. But you need to be friends with your partner. You need to be able to talk, to share jokes, and to enjoy each others’ company. Over time, the physical passion may fade, but true friendship will last forever.
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8. True love lasts.
Think back to those casual relationships where your significant other wiping his nose on your bath towel was enough to end it. Those relationships are immature, and whatever you thought you experienced wasn’t love. When you’re...