How To Vet Your Dream Community

from Gems From The Glenn Hosted by Kimberly Rhue

On today's episode, I will be discussing how to vet your dream community by having you ask yourself 5 questions before you allow someone to pull a seat up at your table. So get ready because your are in for a treat and please make sure you stay till the end because I have a special assignment that I want you ladies to work on. 2022 is about building stronger communities within our friend groups and the only way to do that is by vetting the right people to be apart of it. Well let me not hold you any longer, I don't want you to miss the start of the episode. Until next time, be great. Byeeee!!!

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