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Well, good morning, everybody.

It is Tuesday, March the 27th, and you are here with the Women Inspiring Women Podcasts,

and I am your host, Melanie Mitro, and today I am really excited to talk to you about actually a topic I went live

on my business page if you don't follow me over at facebook.com and then forward slash MJ Mitro.

That's my business Facebook page where I share lots of tips and inspiration and weekly videos for you.

But today I talked a little bit about this concept of, you know, following the crowd and, you know,

kind of blending in and not standing out on social media.

And actually, this totally morphed from what it originally was supposed to be. I went to church on Sunday and I go to

Northway Christian Community Church here in Wexford, Pennsylvania. And I, as I was, as I was listening to

the church service, you know, they were talking about the crowd and they were talking about, you know,

Palm Sunday and Jesus and how, you know palm sunday and jesus and and how you know how when

they heard that that jesus was coming you know the crowd gathered around and laid the palm branches

and celebrate his coming into town and they talked about how you know a lot of people probably didn't

even know who jesus was but they just the the excitement of all of the noise and the chatter, I guarantee you that

people sort of flocked in and started to enjoy the crowd, right? They just started cheering and they didn't

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