Cinamon Laughton

I don’t motivate people. I help them see what’s actually driving them. Most people aren’t stuck. They’re patterned. See it. Change it.

@swingstatemind Let’s just say - I’ve been sent back to finish the mission !

@ItsCinpossible I am so sorry to hear that happened to your sister 😢 And holy smokes I am so glad you had an excellent team to prevent another tragedy in your family.

Can we please not go out of our way to exploit a grieving widow for her authentic grieving? Sepsis has to be one of the worst ways to not only die, but a tragedy to lose someone to.

@ScarikaKirk @JodyChaseTN @ProjectConstitu I believe someone somewhere has or had the footage that tells us everything . And it will come from the most unlikely source … just me thinking though ..

@ItsCinpossible @JodyChaseTN @ProjectConstitu Had that been the case we’d have all the evidence we need . I agree .

@ScarikaKirk @JodyChaseTN @ProjectConstitu I couldn’t agree more . As an event manager and a former professional photographer I’m amazed at the amount of standing around doing nothing these photographers did . I shot until my cards were full !

You don’t follow accounts randomly. You follow the ones that confirm what you already believe about yourself — good or bad. Your feed is an autobiography you didn’t know you were writing.

@ScarikaKirk @JodyChaseTN @ProjectConstitu 100 percent ! Imagine if they did their job properly !

@ItsCinpossible @JodyChaseTN @ProjectConstitu Yes ! You get it ! It’s very odd . Very very odd ! You’d typically have one or two focusing on the subject and then everyone else on the crowd . But no one is shooting anything . They’re all standing around . 🤷‍♀️

Why are so many people terrified to publicly change their minds now? (I have a hunch but educate me )

What happens to a person psychologically when their identity becomes publicly tied to a belief system online?

Today I remember my sister - she returned home 4 years ago today . And after losing my Dad last year I’m the only one left of my immediate family. I’m now left with the responsibility of raising her daughter because her father is a useless human. This is my first year in proximity of carrying her emotionally . People talk about the “stages” of grief like you move neatly from one to the next and eventually come out the other side healed and enlightened. That hasn’t been my experience. Grief feels more like sticky tar. You’re still moving through life, still functioning, still showing up, but everything feels heavier, slower and harder to pull free from. Especially when the grief didn’t leave with the person. When parts of it still live in your house, your routines, your responsibilities and your nervous system. Some days it’s sadness. Some days it’s exhaustion. Some days it’s resentment, guilt, numbness or wanting to be left alone for five damn minutes. I think a lot of people are carrying grief that no longer looks like crying. And there are some who just perform what they think it should look like. There will be no fireworks today - even though my sister used to say “ when I grow up I want to be a firecracker so I can get a big bang out of life “ Maybe she was onto something ?

More perspectives welcome on this - Why are people emotionally attaching to commentators and influencers like surrogate family systems? Especially in lonely, disconnected societies.

I stay true to me 💛

@troofevades @EcologicalCrime I see you 👀

Do any of my followers see my posts? Like if you can see it. I think my account is shadowbanned.

people who keep tweeting with 0 likes fear no one

@MzLumin Thanks for sharing this perspective . I’ve seen that happen too .

@ItsCinpossible The creator is responsible for recalibrating themselves and their content. I have seen plenty who have been honest enough to state when they had their minds changed, explained their reasons, changed their content and faced the backlash from followers, even if it meant losing them

I’m looking for your perspective on a few things - Firstly - What happens when creators become trapped inside the audience they built? At what point does the audience stop following the creator… and start controlling them?

Loved My Childhood .

@swingstatemind Thank heaven for small mercies ! Literally !

Thankfully the newest addition doesn’t share a birthday with Larry 🙏

Melbourne father of two Chris Nemeth received the largest Covid jab injury payout to date, more than $6 million. He's warned there “will be suicides” if the government does not urgently rethink its support for those suffering Covid shot injuries.

@baroncoleman Welcome to this crazy world Princess -what a wonderful family you’ve chosen . Congratulations Grandad Baron . This suites you well my B and welcome to grandparent hood . It’s the best . Much love from our High Iq family to yours . 39 to go !

While I was away this week, I became Granddad! (If you ever want to feel old, look at a picture of yourself with a grey beard and hearing aids lovingly soaking in your first grandchild.)

The Five People You Meet In Every Comment Section- Every comment section contains the same five people. None of them are actually talking about the post. 1/- The Wound Collector Every post is evidence for a case they’ve been building their whole life. Doesn’t matter the topic. They already know what it proves. 2/- The Performed Reasonableness “I’m just asking questions.” They’re not asking questions. They already have answers. The question is a weapon with plausible deniability. 3/- The Displaced Arguer Has nothing to do with this post. Has everything to do with a conversation they needed to have in 2019 and never did. 4/- The Validation Farmer Agrees loudly with everything. Isn’t processing. Isn’t engaging. Is collecting the feeling of being on the right side. 5/- The Actual Human Leaves one quiet comment. Doesn’t go viral. Is the only one who actually read what you wrote. The comment section isn’t a debate. It’s a nervous system in public.