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Welcome to One Hello by Cass Thompson! The place where we help smart, ambitious professionals build authentic relationships for success in all areas of their lives. Why? Because people make work and life better.

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October 26, 202620 min

How to Turn an Acquaintance Into an Actual Friend

How do you turn an acquaintance into an actual friend? You might see someone at work, church, the gym, or a regular event every week, genuinely like them, and still never become friends.Making friends as an adult takes more intentional effort because the environments that once brought us together naturally aren't always part of our lives anymore.In this episode, I'm breaking down how to move from acquaintance to friendship, including:Why proximity matters more than we realizeHow to become a regular somewhere and meet people consistentlyThe small interactions that turn acquaintances into friendsWhy spending time together outside your shared activity mattersHow to get beyond surface-level small talkHow to initiate a friendship without feeling like you're chasing someoneHow to recognize when someone is reciprocating your effortWe'll also look at research on how many hours it takes to form friendships, the liking gap, and why two people can genuinely like each other but never take the next step.Because sometimes the difference between an acquaintance and a friend is simply creating one more opportunity to spend time together.WATCH NEXT: How to Make Friends as an Adult Without Feeling Awkwardhttps://youtu.be/U4yoDyXpJQEI speak to organizations about workplace connection, authentic networking, and the small relationship-building habits that help people communicate better, collaborate more easily, and feel less alone at work.If your team or audience needs a more honest, practical conversation about connection, learn more or inquire here:https://www.cassthompson.com/speakerOr email me at Cass@cassthompson.comWant to reach out but not sure what to say? Get the FREE "But What Do I Say?!?" Connection Messages Guidebook:https://www.cassthompson.com/connectionSHOP AMAZON to See My Favorite Things!It's no extra cost to you but I receive a small commission when you shop through my links.https://amzn.to/2QfWCV8My Amazon Storefront:https://www.amazon.com/shop/casst#AdultFriendships #MakingFriendsAsAnAdult #SocialSkillsINFO 🌟Check out our Founder's other channel for job search advice: https://www.youtube.com/c/cassthompsonconsultingABOUTThis isn’t your grandpa’s networking.What if you stopped networking and instead started building intentional, authentic relationships?What if you made building authentic relationships a part of your weekly and monthly goals? What if you met cool people just for the sake of meeting cool people, and you allowed yourself to see where it takes you?At One Hello, we discourage “networking” for the sake of leverage and, instead, help you focus on building real relationships.When networking feels less transactional and more like it should (like it’s enriching our lives), that’s the sweet spot!DISCLOSURE 🌟Thank you for trusting me with my honest and reliable opinion on any future purchase you may make. I always disclose affiliate or sponsored information when it is the case. As a part of our community, you allow me to earn a small commission if you make a purchase through my affiliate/referral links. This doesn't affect you in any way in the checkout process unless I've been able to arrange a discount for you that is special from other customers.

October 19, 202620 min

Working From Home Was Making My Life Smaller

Working from home was making my life smaller. So I started paying nearly $400 a month for a coworking space—even though I already have a home office.After about three months, is it worth it? Here’s what actually changed in my productivity, energy, and social connection—and what joining a coworking space didn’t fix.I expected to go four days a week and follow a regular office schedule. Instead, I found that focused afternoons, small conversations, and having somewhere else to go mattered more than spending a full workday there.In this video, I share:• Why home had stopped feeling like a place to relax• What I expected from coworking versus what actually helped• How small, everyday interactions changed how my days felt• Why being around people doesn’t automatically create friendship• How to try your own experiment without paying for a membershipYou might enjoy alone time. I do too. But does that time leave you rested and ready to participate—or flatter and more inclined to avoid people?If you work remotely or spend most of your days at home, try changing your environment for a day. Say hello to one person. Then notice what changes in your productivity, energy, and mood.What do you notice about yourself after a few days working from home? Tell me in the comments.ABOUT CASSANDRAI speak to organizations about workplace connection, relationship-building, and the practical people skills that help employees communicate better, build trust, collaborate more easily, and create stronger professional relationships.If your team or audience needs a more honest, practical conversation about connection and communication at work, learn more about my speaking programs here:https://www.cassthompson.com/speakerSpeaking inquiries:Cass@cassthompson.comFREE RESOURCEWant to reach out to someone but have no idea what to say?Get my FREE “But What Do I Say?!?” Connection Messages Guidebook with ready-to-use language for starting conversations, following up, and staying in touch:https://www.cassthompson.com/connectionSHOP MY FAVORITESSee the books, gear, office finds, and other things I actually use and recommend:https://www.amazon.com/shop/cassthompsonSome links may be affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission if you purchase through them at no additional cost to you.#WorkingFromHome #Coworking #SocialConnection

October 12, 202615 min

Why Everyone Feels Socially Rusty Now

If talking to people feels harder than it used to, you may not suddenly be “bad with people.” You may simply be out of practice. We’re spending less time with friends, having fewer face-to-face conversations, interacting less during the workday, and replacing thousands of tiny social interactions with apps, delivery, self-checkout, texting, and screens. In this episode, I break down why so many of us feel socially rusty, what disappearing everyday interactions have done to our social confidence, and why waiting until you “feel confident” before becoming more social gets the process backwards. Because social confidence works a lot like physical conditioning: the confidence comes after the reps. In this episode: • Why ordinary social interactions used to keep our people skills sharp • What happened to our everyday “social reps” • Why texting and digital communication aren't the same practice as real-time conversation • How remote and hybrid work changed one of our biggest sources of social interaction • Why discomfort does not mean you're socially awkward • The tiny social reps that can help you feel comfortable talking to people again 00:00 Why Everyone Feels Awkward00:58 My Coworking Wake-Up Call02:05 We Spend Less Time With Friends03:12 We Speak Fewer Words Now05:01 Lost Everyday Social Reps06:50 Remote Work Removed Practice09:01 Why We Need People Less for Fun11:34 Social Skills Build Confidence13:29 Tiny Reps to Start Today14:45 Final Push and Next Video I speak to organizations about workplace connection, authentic networking, and the small relationship-building habits that help people communicate better, collaborate more easily, and feel less alone at work. If your team or audience needs a more honest, practical conversation about connection, learn more or inquire here: https://www.cassthompson.com/speaker Or email me at Cass@cassthompson.com Want to reach out but not sure what to say? Get the FREE "But What Do I Say?!?" Connection Messages Guidebook to steal our words and take them as your own! https://www.cassthompson.com/connection SHOP AMAZON to See our Favorite Things! It's no extra cost to you but it does give us a small percentage for giving you the recommendation SHOP → → → https://amzn.to/2QfWCV8 If you want to see EXACTLY what I buy, check out all my Favorites, in my store HERE: www.amazon.com/shop/cassthompson INFO 🌟 Check out our Founder's other channel for job search advice: https://www.youtube.com/c/cassthompsonconsulting ABOUT This isn’t your grandpa’s networking. What if you stopped networking and instead started building intentional, authentic relationships? What if you made building authentic relationships a part of your weekly and monthly goals? What if you met cool people just for the sake of meeting cool people, and you allowed yourself to see where it takes you? At One Hello, we discourage “networking” for the sake of leverage and, instead, help you focus on building real relationships. When networking feels less transactional and more like it should (like it’s enriching our lives), that’s the sweet spot! DISCLOSURE 🌟 Thank you for trusting me with my honest and reliable opinion on any future purchase you may make. I always disclose affiliate or sponsored information when it is the case. As a part of our community, you allow me to earn a small commission if you make a purchase through my affiliate/referral links. This doesn't affect you in any way in the checkout process unless I've been able to arrange a discount for you that is special from other customers. Thank you for supporting this channel!

October 5, 202613 min

You’ve Optimized Your Life So Much You’re Missing It

We have gotten very good at optimizing our lives. We track our sleep, our steps, our food, our schedules, our productivity, our routines—and then sometimes get annoyed when another human being interrupts the perfectly optimized plan. But what exactly are we optimizing all of this for? In this episode, I’m talking about the point where efficiency stops helping us live better and starts getting in the way of actually living. From the lunch with a friend I almost wished I hadn’t scheduled, to rigid routines, endless tracking, last-minute invitations and the rare opportunities we’re too quick to turn down. Data can create awareness. Routines can make life easier. Boundaries matter. But none of them are supposed to become the point of your life. Sometimes the better choice is to miss the workout, mess up the Sunday reset, take the long lunch or stop for the conversation you didn’t plan for. Put people back into the empty spaces. Live. Don’t optimize. I speak to organizations about workplace connection, authentic networking, and the small relationship-building habits that help people communicate better, collaborate more easily, and feel less alone at work. If your team or audience needs a more honest, practical conversation about connection, learn more or inquire here: https://www.cassthompson.com/speaker Or email me at Cass@cassthompson.com Want to reach out but not sure what to say? Get the FREE "But What Do I Say?!?" Connection Messages Guidebook to steal our words and take them as your own! https://www.cassthompson.com/connection SHOP AMAZON to See our Favorite Things! It's no extra cost to you but it does give us a small percentage for giving you the recommendation SHOP → → → https://amzn.to/2QfWCV8 If you want to see EXACTLY what I buy, check out all my Favorites, in my store HERE: www.amazon.com/shop/cassthompson #Connection #Relationships #Productivity

September 28, 202616 min

How to Stop Boring People

Some of us are boring people to tears. The problem is not always what we’re talking about. It is how much unnecessary context, backstory and play-by-play we make someone process before reaching the interesting part. We now have endless opportunities to go deep into our interests. We can listen to hours of podcasts, join niche communities and follow people who already understand every reference. Then we enter an everyday conversation and forget that the person in front of us has not consumed the same information—or may not care about it nearly as much as we do. In this episode: • The three ways we lose people while telling stories • Why irrelevant background makes conversations harder to follow • How to tell whether a detail actually belongs • Why one polite question is not a request for the full director’s commentary • How to answer a question before providing the backstory • The “headline, relevant detail, pause” method • How to let the other person determine whether they want the short version or the extended edition Being more interesting in conversation often requires more editing and less detail. Give people enough context to enter the story, then let them ask for more. WATCH NEXT: How to Talk to Someone When You Have Nothing in Common https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7TqiP6P4_o FREE RESOURCE: Get the “But What Do I Say?!?” Connection Messages Guidebook: https://www.cassthompson.com/connection I speak to organizations about workplace connection, authentic networking and the relationship-building habits that help people communicate better, collaborate more easily and feel less alone at work. Speaking inquiries: https://www.cassthompson.com/speaker

September 21, 202611 min

How to Talk to Someone When You Have Nothing in Common

Have you ever been talking to someone and thought, “I have absolutely nothing in common with this person”? You do not follow the same sports. You have different hobbies. You have covered the weather and the weekend, and now it feels like the conversation has nowhere to go. You do not need more matching interests. You need a different goal. Instead of trying to find something you both like, get curious about why the other person likes what they like. The subject is only a doorway. Sports can lead to family traditions. Woodworking can lead to a grandfather, a first project, or the family dinners someone hopes to host around a new table. This conversation covers: - How to use who, what, when, where, why, and how when your mind goes blank. - How to hear the detail that can open another story. - Why one follow-up question should usually come before your own related story. - How to offer enough about yourself that the conversation does not feel like an interview. - Why the deepest common ground is often the experience underneath the interest: commitment, competition, community, excitement, or learning something difficult. The goal is not to fake an interest in every hobby. Become interested in the person. **Watch next:** How to Make Small Talk So Easy, People Instantly Like You → https://youtu.be/DFZX0Ty1eOQ **Resources mentioned:** - Vanessa Van Edwards, Science of People, “How to Be a Connector”: https://www.scienceofpeople.com/how-to-be-a-connector/ - Alison Wood Brooks and Michael Yeomans, “Boomerasking: Answering Your Own Questions”: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39786839/ **Free resource:** Get the “But What Do I Say?!?” Connection Messages Guidebook: https://www.cassthompson.com/connection

September 14, 202615 min

Your Life Is Customized—People Shouldn't Be | Why Being Alone Feels Easier #3

We customize almost everything in our lives now—our schedules, entertainment, coffee orders, social feeds, shopping, even the people and interests the algorithms put in front of us.But I think all that customization is changing what we expect from relationships, too.We’re getting increasingly used to people who match our interests, values, life stage, communication style and schedule. And when someone doesn’t? It has become very easy to decide they’re simply “not my kind of person.”I call this the Chipotle Effect: getting exactly what we want in so many areas of life is shrinking our tolerance for the parts of human relationships we didn’t personally select.In this episode, I’m talking about why customized schedules make connection harder, how social media and niche communities affect who we interact with, why compatibility and connection are not the same thing, and one simple way to become more curious about people who aren’t exactly like you.This is Part 3 of Why Being Alone Feels Easier Now—and Why That’s a Problem, my three-part series on Convenience, Customization and Comfort.▶️ WATCH NEXT: Comfort Is Shrinking Your Social Life | Why Being Alone Feels Easier #2https://youtu.be/e_IljnosUos▶️ WATCH THE FULL SERIES: Why Being Alone Feels Easier Now—and Why That’s a Problemhttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPR9OKla3Re8I speak to organizations about workplace connection, authentic networking, and the small relationship-building habits that help people communicate better, collaborate more easily, and feel less alone at work.If your team or audience needs a more honest, practical conversation about connection, learn more or inquire here:https://www.cassthompson.com/speakerOr email me at Cass@cassthompson.comWant to reach out but not sure what to say? Get the FREE "But What Do I Say?!?" Connection Messages Guidebook to steal our words and take them as your own!https://www.cassthompson.com/connectionSHOP AMAZON to See our Favorite Things!It's no extra cost to you but it does give us a small percentage for giving you the recommendation.SHOP → → → https://amzn.to/2QfWCV8If you want to see EXACTLY what I buy, check out all my Favorites in my store HERE:www.amazon.com/shop/cassthompsonINFO 🌟Check out our Founder's other channel for job search advice: https://www.youtube.com/c/cassthompsonconsultingABOUTThis isn’t your grandpa’s networking.What if you stopped networking and instead started building intentional, authentic relationships?What if you made building authentic relationships a part of your weekly and monthly goals? What if you met cool people just for the sake of meeting cool people, and you allowed yourself to see where it takes you?At One Hello, we discourage “networking” for the sake of leverage and, instead, help you focus on building real relationships.When networking feels less transactional and more like it should (like it’s enriching our lives), that’s the sweet spot!DISCLOSURE 🌟Thank you for trusting me with my honest and reliable opinion on any future purchase you may make. I always disclose affiliate or sponsored information when it is the case. As a part of our community, you allow me to earn a small commission if you make a purchase through my affiliate/referral links. This doesn't affect you in any way in the checkout process unless I've been able to arrange a discount for you that is special from other customers.

September 8, 202614 min

How Comfort Is Making Connection Harder | Why Being Alone Feels Easier #2

Life has become incredibly comfortable. We have heated seats, Lightning Lane, towel warmers, temperature-controlled mugs, hotel-room gadgets, and a phone ready to rescue us from thirty seconds of boredom.That comfort feels good. It has also made the ordinary discomfort of dealing with people feel much bigger than it is.Meeting someone is nerve-wracking. Walking into an event alone is nerve-wracking. Calling instead of texting, inviting someone who might say no, driving across town to see a friend, or sitting through an awkward pause all require a little discomfort.You do not get socially confident and then start talking to people. You start talking to people, and that is how you become socially confident.This episode looks at why comfort is a terrible predictor of what will actually make us feel good, what the commuter study discovered when people talked to strangers, and how to rebuild your social confidence through a 10% discomfort challenge.**WATCH NEXT:** I Also Live Alone. Here's What Those Viral Loneliness Videos Are Missing → https://youtu.be/mtgMXbbf8kQ**START WITH PART 1:** Life Got More Convenient. So Why Are We Lonelier? → https://youtu.be/EZOPxu-Fn4Q 00:00 Travel & Comfort02:23 Disneyland & Comfort03:32 Everyday Comfort04:25 Comfort vs. Connection06:02 Social Skills Are a Muscle08:59 The Commuter Study10:50 10% Micro Moments14:21 Call to Action **RESEARCH MENTIONED:**- Kaitlin Woolley and Ayelet Fishbach, *Motivating Personal Growth by Seeking Discomfort* (2022): https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35348014/- Juliana Schroeder and Nicholas Epley, *Mistakenly Seeking Solitude* (2014), University of Chicago Booth research summary: https://www.chicagobooth.edu/media-relations-and-communications/press-releases/mom-was-wrong-you-should-talk-to-strangers 00:00 Travel & Comfort02:23 Disneyland & Comfort03:32 Everyday Comfort04:25 Comfort vs. Connection06:02 Social Skills Are a Muscle08:59 The Commuter Study10:50 10% Micro Moments14:21 Call to ActionI speak to organizations about workplace connection, authentic networking, and the small relationship-building habits that help people communicate better, collaborate more easily, and feel less alone at work.If your team or audience needs a more honest, practical conversation about connection, learn more or inquire here:https://www.cassthompson.com/speakerOr email me at Cass@cassthompson.comSHOP AMAZON to See our Favorite Things! It's no extra cost to you but it does give us a small percentage for giving you the recommendationSHOP → → → https://amzn.to/2QfWCV8If you want to see EXACTLY what I buy, check out all my Favorites, in my store HERE: www.amazon.com/shop/cassthompsoncareeradviceINFO 🌟Check out our Founder's other channel for job search advice: https://www.youtube.com/c/cassthompsonconsultingABOUTThis isn’t your grandpa’s networking.What if you stopped networking and instead started building intentional, authentic relationships?What if you made building authentic relationships a part of your weekly and monthly goals? What if you met cool people just for the sake of meeting cool people, and you allowed yourself to see where it takes you?At One Hello, we discourage “networking” for the sake of leverage and, instead, help you focus on building real relationships.When networking feels less transactional and more like it should (like it’s enriching our lives), that’s the sweet spot!DISCLOSURE 🌟Thank you for trusting me with my honest and reliable opinion on any future purchase you may make. I always disclose affiliate or sponsored information when it is the case. As a part of our community, you allow me to earn a small commission if you make a purchase through my affiliate/referral links. This doesn't affect you in any way in the checkout process unless I've been able to arrange a discount for you that is special from other customers.

August 31, 202614 min

Life Got More Convenient. So Why Are We Lonelier? | Why Being Alone Feels Easier #1

Life has never been more convenient—but that convenience has quietly removed people from ordinary life.You can mobile-order coffee, get your Target order placed in your trunk, have groceries left at your door, DoorDash dinner, and go through an entire Saturday without really talking to anyone.Each tool saves time. But together, they’ve removed many of the casual interactions that used to help us feel connected to the world around us.In Part 1 of Why Being Alone Feels Easier, I’m looking at what convenience erased, why connection now feels like another task we have to schedule, how people themselves began to feel inconvenient, and one small way to start putting people back into the equation.WATCH NEXT:▶ The Health Advice No One Ever Told You: Social Healthhttps://youtu.be/0Qc_iLrgQ8A▶ I Also Live Alone. Here’s What Those Viral Loneliness Videos Are Missing.https://youtu.be/mtgMXbbf8kQ▶ Part 2: How Comfort Is Keeping Us From Connection00:00 The Saturday Scenario01:32 What Convenience Removed03:22 The Research06:42 Convenience Makes People Feel Inconvenient08:51 What You Can Do11:52 The BalanceRESEARCH AND SOURCES:Is Efficiency Overrated? Minimal Social Interactions Lead to Belonging and Positive Affecthttps://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1948550613502990Social Interactions and Well-Being: The Surprising Power of Weak Tieshttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24769739/The Art and Science of Connection by Kasley Killamhttps://www.kasleykillam.com/social-health-bookI speak to organizations about workplace connection, authentic networking, and the small relationship-building habits that help people communicate better, collaborate more easily, and feel less alone at work.If your team or audience needs a more honest, practical conversation about connection, learn more or inquire here:https://www.cassthompson.com/speakerOr email me at Cass@cassthompson.comWant to reach out but not sure what to say? Get the FREE "But What Do I Say?!?" Connection Messages Guidebook to steal our words and take them as your own!https://www.cassthompson.com/connectionSHOP AMAZON to See our Favorite Things!It's no extra cost to you but it does give us a small percentage for giving you the recommendationSHOP → → → https://amzn.to/2QfWCV8If you want to see EXACTLY what I buy, check out all my Favorites, in my store HERE:www.amazon.com/shop/cassthompson#Loneliness #HumanConnection #SocialHealthINFO 🌟Check out our Founder's other channel for job search advice: https://www.youtube.com/c/cassthompsonconsultingABOUTThis isn’t your grandpa’s networking.What if you stopped networking and instead started building intentional, authentic relationships?What if you made building authentic relationships a part of your weekly and monthly goals? What if you met cool people just for the sake of meeting cool people, and you allowed yourself to see where it takes you?At One Hello, we discourage “networking” for the sake of leverage and, instead, help you focus on building real relationships.When networking feels less transactional and more like it should (like it’s enriching our lives), that’s the sweet spot!DISCLOSURE 🌟Thank you for trusting me with my honest and reliable opinion on any future purchase you may make. I always disclose affiliate or sponsored information when it is the case. As a part of our community, you allow me to earn a small commission if you make a purchase through my affiliate/referral links. This doesn't affect you in any way in the checkout process unless I've been able to arrange a discount for you that is special from other customers.

August 24, 202622 min

The Health Advice No One Ever Told You

I speak to organizations about workplace connection, authentic networking, and the small relationship-building habits that help people communicate better, collaborate more easily, and feel less alone at work.If your team or audience needs a more honest, practical conversation about connection, learn more or inquire here:https://www.cassthompson.com/speakerOr email me at Cass@cassthompson.comWe pay a lot of attention to our physical health. We track our sleep, protein, workouts, supplements, even our VO2 max. And over the last 20 years, we’ve gotten much better at talking about our mental health too.But there is a third part of our health most of us aren’t thinking about nearly enough: **social health.**So many of the interactions that used to happen naturally have disappeared from our lives. We can work, order food, exercise, shop and entertain ourselves without speaking to anyone. We thought about what we were gaining, but we didn’t think nearly enough about what we were losing.This is about why connection isn’t just nice to have, how to look at your own social health through **structure, function and quality**, and where to start if one of those areas needs attention.And no, this does not mean you need to become an extrovert, find 50 friends or suddenly have plans five nights a week.It does mean people probably need to move a little higher on the priority list.**WATCH NEXT:** 10 BEST Places to Meet NEW People In 2024 → [VIDEO LINK]**ALSO MENTIONED:** The self-care advice that can quietly make loneliness worse →https://youtu.be/jiEFbteup9E What the viral loneliness videos are missing → https://youtu.be/mtgMXbbf8kQ Over the next three episodes, I’m also looking at three things making connection harder in modern life: convenience, customization and comfort.00:00 The Missing Piece of the Health Puzzle02:27 What Is Social Health?03:10 How Connection Stopped Happening15:35 The Framework: Structure, Function, Quality19:39 Where to Start**SOURCES & RESEARCH:**- U.S. Surgeon General, *Our Epidemic of Loneliness and Isolation* — social connection framework and health evidence: https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/surgeon-general-social-connection-advisory.pdf- Sommerlad et al., *Association of social contact with dementia and cognition: 28-year follow-up of the Whitehall II cohort study*: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31374073/- Cohen et al., *Does Hugging Provide Stress-Buffering Social Support?*: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0956797614559284- Smith et al., *The association between loneliness, social isolation and inflammation*: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32092313/- Berkman and Syme, *Social networks, host resistance, and mortality*: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/425958/- Sandstrom and Dunn, *Social Interactions and Well-Being: The Surprising Power of Weak Ties*: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24769739/Want to reach out but not sure what to say? Get the FREE "But What Do I Say?!?" Connection Messages Guidebook to steal our words and take them as your own! https://www.cassthompson.com/connectionSHOP AMAZON to See our Favorite Things! It's no extra cost to you but it does give us a small percentage for giving you the recommendationSHOP → → → https://amzn.to/2QfWCV8If you want to see EXACTLY what I buy, check out all my Favorites, in my store HERE: www.amazon.com/shop/cassthompsoncareeradviceINFO 🌟Check out our Founder's other channel for job search advice: https://www.youtube.com/c/cassthompsonconsulting DISCLOSURE 🌟Thank you for trusting me with my honest and reliable opinion on any future purchase you may make. I always disclose affiliate or sponsored information when it is the case. As a part of our community, you allow me to earn a small commission if you make a purchase through my affiliate/referral links. This doesn't affect you in any way in the checkout process unless I've been able to arrange a discount for you that is special from other customers.

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