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Jul 8, 2024 8 min

Recognize the difference between assets and liabilities in relationships.

from Destini Unfiltered Hosted by Destini Taylor

Recognize the difference between #liabilities and #assets. #Finances can #BUILD you, but #CHARACTER can #BREAK you. Message to my #Kings: Recognize that a woman can add value to you financially, especially when she’s on her grind and has or is currently working on building a life separate from the relationship. However, her character, the way she handles herself, carries herself, conducts business, can dramatically decrease your value if it is not conducive with your vision. Choose based on her character first because remember, you can always build an empire financially together, but with poor character, everything you build will fall apart. Message to my Queens: A king who is financially stable in his wallet is awesome because he can add value to you, BUT he needs to be stable in his mindset to be able to #LEAD. Remember, the position of a King is to lead. The position of a Queen is to follow. We follow with our minds in order to #PRODUCE and #MAINTAIN what is in our wallets. It doesn’t work the other way around. If you found value in this message, please show your support by following @destiniunfiltered, clicking the link in the bio to subscribe to my YouTube, and/or sharing this post. I have more value to offer my Royal siblings.

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