ScrambledEggs
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I remember MOD reminding people to vote for the last local elections... her reminder post was put up on Insta after the voting had closed
Her & Fod disagreed over that .. they voted very differently.
I remember MOD reminding people to vote for the last local elections... her reminder post was put up on Insta after the voting had closed
True...was more a ‘woe is me, it’s everyone else fault’ type thing.Yep and was the 9th post on her thread, when she said there were ‘thousands’ of comments. I’m not sure what she said was an apology either.
The thing with these analytical sites is that you can easily tell if he starts buying followers again now. People are checking it daily and if the trend changes and he suddenly gets 1000 followers people will know it’s dodgy.Over 300 followers lost yesterday, he'll be celebrating new year with 999k followers at this rate
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When I looked yesterday she was following 3011.She’s unfollowed hundreds since last night
Oh wow. That is a huge drop from what it was originally.Every time i look on MODs account she has unfollowed more people so not doing herself any favours for a comeback unless people are removing her from their followed list (done it myself so its possible), noticed the count has dropped to 659k, not sure what it was before this?
And they have zero idea how much damage they do by doing so.Also mental health is big bucks in Insta these days. It's a real hook to catch those vulnerable mums. Recently I've noticed Insta mums writing and selling courses on 'reframing anxiety', 'perfectionism', 'being the nice girl'. These 'courses' are designed to be sold you a very very specific group of women, and they are not cheap! Often aimed at young mums, vulnerable, mums looking for Insta cred. What qualifies these Insta mums to write and sell these courses, is it ethical?
thats very odd.I think you are right, as according to this she was viewing properties with her brother in Kent rather than with Simon, and decided on the house without Simon even being there: https://motherofalllists.com/2018/06/29/the-londoner-who-finally-left/
Wonder who they voted for...Her & Fod disagreed over that .. they voted very differently.
Some more highly original, irreverent and not at all trite content from our favourite comedian.
I feel like they both take their fans for granted. Very low level engagement but without their fans they wouldn’t have their audience to advertise to or to buy giovana’s collabs or sell their books. Shouldn’t be posting here about them, they have a thread of their own though. He does do good books and he is an brilliant author, I loved Eve of Man a lot!! But I’ve never liked giovanna’s books, I’ve tried but I just can’t. Tom’s a great author as is Carrie but good people, I just can’t and don’t see it.First time poster, can I just ask why you're annoyed you bought Tom Fletchers children's books? Just asking because I love the Christmasaurus haha
I haven’t noticed her doing that much #ad #paidpartnership #freebie stuff. Admittedly I haven’t looked at her account much recently so I will look again and happy to be proven wrong.
I don’t see an issue in her selling her work online but I don’t know what the rules are for psychotherapists. I believe they aren’t as regulated as doctors for example but don’t have enough experience with psychotherapists.
My own experience is with another healthcare profession and they would be advised to keep their professional and personal online prescence separate. That’s not to say they can’t use it for work - they can and I think their governing body has quite purposefully not ruled it out as it is was a bit of an unknown entity before, not so much now as more in that profession are using things such as social media, Skype, e.t.c...for their work
I personally see no problem with Anna Mathur monetising her Instagram account providing it’s not going against her governing bodies code of conduct. After all, most psychotherapy is private in the UK and if anything, she is making it more affordable. But it does muddy the waters when you combine the two.
You might have an issue with someone selling healthcare services in general and that’s a separate matter. But when it can be bought privately offline (which most forms of healthcare can be), it can happen online and actually when it’s online it can make it cheaper. It’s about how it’s done that’s important.
As an aside as it isn’t traditional healthcare but I bought the Posotive Birth Company’s hypnobirthing digital pack before the birth of my second. It was the single best £30 I’ve spent. It made the world of difference to my labour where traditional pain relief had completely failed for the birth of my first. I wanted to do a face to face course but we would moving house at the time meaning practically and financially it wasn’t possible. The digital pack made it possible for me.
Yes! The WHOLE name too sometimesI’ve seen that too - I have friends who hashtag their child’s name. Bizarre really.
Were they asked by a reporter?The midwives she is close to at Kings confirmed that her husband knew and she only spoke ill about him so it would throw ppl off and look genuine. She according to midwives there hasnt been at work, not seen since the incident.