# Reactivation!

        

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- Posted at: over 2 years ago
- Author title: Digital Marketer | Inbound Marketing Expert | Marketing Operations | Founder of Aspect Marketing
- Net upvotes: 5


## Comments
### Comment 1

<p>Apathy! It's the secret to over 20 years of marriage. As you encounter disagreements and challenges, selective apathy can be a wise approach. Learn to distinguish between the trivial and those that truly matter in the grand scheme of your relationship. Reserve your emotional energy for the really important stuff and life decisions. If it doesn't have a significant impact on your relationship, let it go. </p>

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- Posted at: over 2 years ago
- Author title: Creative, Accomplished Marketing Professional
- Net upvotes: 3

#### Reply 1

Great advice - let. it. go!

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- Posted at: over 2 years ago
- Author title: Community Manager at G2

#### Reply 2

Apathy, what a good one. Appreciate you taking some time to share your wisdom, Nanci!

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- Posted at: over 2 years ago
- Author title: Digital Marketer | Inbound Marketing Expert | Marketing Operations | Founder of Aspect Marketing


### Comment 2

<p>(Late) best wishes Kevin! </p><p>🥳</p>

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- Posted at: over 2 years ago
- Author title: Managing Partner at Huf Consultancy and full time Autist



### Comment 3

<p>Congrats!</p>

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- Posted at: over 2 years ago
- Author title: Marketing Expert, Writer, Educator


#### Reply 1

Thanks Brian!

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- Posted at: over 2 years ago
- Author title: Digital Marketer | Inbound Marketing Expert | Marketing Operations | Founder of Aspect Marketing


### Comment 4

<p>Congratulations Kevin, and welcome back into the community! We've loved seeing you on some of our virtual events lately!</p><p>I'm not a newlywed, but I did just buy a house with my boyfriend this past winter, which is quite the adulting step! A few things that have been helpful for us:</p><ul><li>You'll never be able to do everything all at once, so be patient!</li><li>Have a budget you and your partner are comfortable with</li><li>Make a list of small tasks you could easily accomplish vs. bigger projects (we replaced a few door knobs and now want to do them all over the house)!</li></ul>

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- Posted at: over 2 years ago
- Author title: Community Manager at G2


#### Reply 1

Ooo, congrats on your first year in your house together! Love those tips, thanks for sharing!

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- Posted at: over 2 years ago
- Author title: Digital Marketer | Inbound Marketing Expert | Marketing Operations | Founder of Aspect Marketing




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