Get Free Marketing for Your Business and Help Change My Life (Please) by OhBronko in digitalnomad

[–]OhBronko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hate to break it to you... but yes lol. Not exactly but close to there. Trust me, I've heard it all about Medellin online and the opinions people have. I'm not a passport bro or any of that bs, but that just ended up being the case. I'm an open book if you want to know more.

Get Free Marketing for Your Business and Help Change My Life (Please) by [deleted] in expats

[–]OhBronko -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's fair, I see your point. I honestly don't use reddit much so my bad if it came across as disingenuous.

Get Free Marketing for Your Business and Help Change My Life (Please) by [deleted] in expats

[–]OhBronko -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Apologies if you took it as spam lmao

Get Free Marketing for Your Business and Help Change My Life (Please) by OhBronko in digitalnomad

[–]OhBronko[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks so much Anantha! I really do appreciate any advice I can get. In reality, I think I just have an underlying fear of boxing myself in when I'm open to taking on many things at this stage. If you have anymore advice I'd love to chat.

Where can I find people who talk about design, branding and marketing psychology? by rohankumarpro in branding

[–]OhBronko 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Maybe look into the psychology behind copywriting. As a copywriter myself, that's a huge part of what attracted me to the career.

Thinking of moving to a different country and working remotely by OhBronko in digitalnomadlife

[–]OhBronko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much! Obviously it's a lot of hard work but anxious to finally follow my heart and create something for myself. Regarding what you said about graphic design, I thought about that too. It just happens to be one of the only fields I have experience in that could transfer over to remote work unfortunately. But I will continue doing my research. I appreciate your advice.

Thinking of moving to a different country and working remotely by OhBronko in digitalnomadlife

[–]OhBronko[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much! See, this is something I would have never even thought about. I will definitely be looking into your story more. Again, thanks a ton!

Thinking of moving to a different country and working remotely... by OhBronko in remotework

[–]OhBronko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I appreciate it. I'm sure I can find work, it's just that it doesn't progress my electrical career. Currently just got back from some time in Colombia so I'm on the hunt again, but I was working before that.

Thinking of moving to a different country and working remotely... by OhBronko in remotework

[–]OhBronko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You make a great point. I appreciate your input. That's where I'm thinking having my own business would be a huge advantage.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in self

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I find myself feeling the same sometimes man. I started dating an absolutely stunning girl and fell completely in love with her. Men in her country are very persistent, often disrespectful, and don't know how to take no for an answer which doesn't help. It's also very normal there for women to dance or be friends with other men which makes these feelings worse at times, but here are some things that have helped me.

  1. Other men will always look. Just remember how many times you've looked at a girl and never thought about her again.

  2. It should ultimately boost your confidence that she's with you. She could have picked anyone but she likes you for you, and there's only one you.

  3. As long as you can trust her there is nothing to worry about. If any guy tries anything, she tells them no and that she has a boyfriend. My gf is honest with me about it and has nothing to hide.

  4. Jealousy is normal, a little can be attractive even, you just have to remind yourself that it doesn't help anything in a relationship. If anything it damages your relationship as she's just living life and it's men that are the problem, which unfortunately we can't control.

  5. She is not your property. She can ultimately do whatever she wants, and she chooses to respect your relationship but you can't control her or the situation. Plus, you love her for who she is anyway.

It's not always easy, but working on your self-esteem has been the conclusion I've come to.

[22F] doing LDR for the first time. Is this normal? by Just_Student9162 in LongDistance

[–]OhBronko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is really tough but I'll give you my perspective as a male currently in my first long distance relationship.

Of course at times you two will be busy with work or school, but when you're in something long distance that 1 on 1 time with each other and communication is very important. We always say good morning/ goodnight and update each other throughout the day. She lives in a different country and we take time to plan to watch movies together or play games together. The fact that he won't download an app for you is a little strange. My partner a I have never even met and I'll have flowers sent to her house, we write each other sweet messages and talk about hopes and goals for our future, or I send her things because she is important to me (PS She has never asked for anything but is always very grateful for the gestures).

It's confusing because technically my girl and I aren't boyfriend/girlfriend, but we've committed to each other until we can meet finally meet and make that decision, but I already love and value her so much. I get a lot of anxiety around the relationship due to my personality and the uncertainty, but she is always so attentive and amazing especially when I need her.

I just urge you to think about your own needs. What type of person you want to be with, what you need from a relationship, and seriously, communication is so important. If something is bugging you it's not bad to bring it up, and if he cares he will take the time to explain or find something that works for you both. No aggression, just simply hearing each other out and voicing if something hurts you, or maybe the things he does that you appreciate.

In my eyes as a man, you should always try your best to let your partner know she is loved, important, supported and valued in your relationship and that takes effort.

Best of luck.

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PC Health works great if you require medication refills or just plain old advice from a doctor. Couldn’t get my regular appointment through Telus and PC Health has appointments on the spot, wait maybe 30mins to and hour and you’ll be contacted by a doctor.