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May 2, 2026 53 min

Mantalk133 Why Don't We Support Each Other?

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“What in the WORLD is going on?!Why is it easier for strangers to support you… than your own people?”“And don’t act like you don’t see it…People will scroll past YOU… and hype up somebody they don’t even know.”“So tonight we asking the real question—Why don’t we support each other?”“And we not playing safe tonight…we talking about mindset, money, culture, jealousy… ALL of it.”“Let’s deal with facts…”* ~80% of small businesses fail within 5 years* One of the top reasons: lack of consistent support* Social media shows: most engagement comes from strangers, not close circles

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