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Greetings, greetings, welcome to Radio Headspace.

We have made it to the end of another week.

At the time of me riding this episode, the racially charged mass shooting in Buffalo occurred

just a few days ago, followed by a shooting at a school in Yovalday, Texas.

So what I wanted to do first and foremost is send lots of loving care to the families

of Buffalo and Yovalday and give an intentional moment of silence for the victims.

Thanks so much for that.

This week I've been talking about the dynamics of relationships, romantic relationships

to be specific.

For today, K-Sunga's relationship tip is sticking to what works for you.

One of the hardest things for a couple to do is determine what works for them despite

what's considered normal or the right way to do things according to society or those

that we love.

For example, I remember when my wife Cheryl and I decided to start trying for a child.

At that time, Cheryl was well established in her academic career.

She was a professor and had a great job at a university.

I was a newly licensed acupuncturist in private practice.

I was an entrepreneur.

Now being an entrepreneur has its perks.

In my humble opinion, the biggest perk is time flexibility.

The biggest downside is financial instability, especially in the beginning.

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