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I’m unable to load the discussion because the link leads to a wrong Facebook group error page. Has anyone checked if it’s still visible inside the group?

Staying organized with goals can feel difficult, but Liven keeps things straightforward. Its approach centers on small habits and reflection, helping users stay engaged over time. Explore the philosophy and features behind it by heading to Liven

Staying consistent is harder than starting, especially with work stress. I prefer reading honest experiences instead of app descriptions. While researching, I came across a detailed discussion on the liven app that felt realistic.

After watching this video, a few things finally clicked for me. It’s not perfect, but it’s clear and useful. Posting it here for anyone who wants another perspective.

I’m trying to access a specific group post, but the link only shows a wrong Facebook group error page. Would appreciate any clarification.

This link should open a post, but instead redirects to a wrong Facebook group error page. Anyone else running into similar issues?

Not promoting, just sharing what worked for me. Liven turned out to be a solid place to discuss ideas, get early feedback, and see how others solve similar problems in practice.

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Curious about how the Liven app works for habit tracking and personal growth? This forum thread collects genuine user experiences, sharing tips, challenges, and practical insights from those who have tried it. Check out the liven reviews here: https://discuss.micechat.com/forum/lounges/m...

If you’re trying to understand how the app works in real life, these liven reviews offer a down-to-earth look at people’s experiences with habit building. Users share what actually helped them stay consistent, where the app feels motivating, and what parts could be improved. It’s a quick way to se...

Thinking about using the Liven app but not sure if it’s worth it? Take a look at this thread: what is Liven. Real users talk about what works, what doesn’t, and share honest impressions of how it compares to other habit‑tracking apps — good to know before you try it.

If you’re wondering whether the Liven app truly supports real-life self-improvement, you can read an in-depth analysis here. The review explores its features, real benefits, and how it fits into everyday personal growth.

Want to see the full details? Follow the link to watch a comprehensive video that explains all the new features and how they can improve your experience.

I recently checked out https://theliven.com/ and was impressed by how well it helps organize habits and daily routines. The app keeps everything simple and structured, making consistency much easier to maintain. Definitely useful for anyone focused on productivity and personal growth.

I came across a review of the Liven app on The Everygirl that highlights how it can support real-life self-improvement and personal growth. You can check it out here: https://theeverygirl.com/liven-app-review/ - the insights and tips shared are simple yet effective for daily use.

I’d been stuck in a weird loop — sleeping late, skipping meals, no real structure. Tried a few apps, but they felt too rigid. Then I came across The Liven and started using it to track small habits and reflect on my day. It’s super simple but somehow helped me get more mindful and organized without feelin...

I’ve had a hard time keeping focus, especially when juggling work and personal stuff. I’d start strong but lose momentum fast. While searching for real experiences, I found Liven reviews. Reading how others made progress pushed me to try it myself, and surprisingly, I’ve stayed consistent for wee...

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See image below. Filter for pollution and natural resources with this patent? https://www.google.com/patents/US20110020893

Who is the owner of record? Is it the Federal Reserve and then they re-sell the bond to investors? -- Edited by andrewbb on Thursday 24th of July 2014 07:15:04 AM

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/22/fed-officials-worry-that-the-trade-war-poses-the-biggest-threat-to-strong-economy.html

This ActiveBoard software is owned and operated by Sparklit, which is a Canadian company based in Vancouver, I believe. Originally, the software was written in New Jersey. As this site contains data important to the US Federal government, I suggest redomiciling data and software to DC. Currentl...

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1032454567152246785More ‏Verified account @realDonaldTrumpMore I have asked Secretary of State @SecPompeo to closely study the South Africa land and farm seizures and expropriat...

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In 1789, the President tasked the State Department with storing his records. (This might explain Hillary Clinton's email server.) Today, we need a central, accountable store of records (digital and physical) in DC.

All database commands are reduced to 3: Load, Store, & Delete. Parameters are vendor-specific, except a possible security parameter to be defined. Strongly-typed database. It is anticipated that vendor implementations will have to be approved individually. Proof of concept: http:...

We're starting with language and terminology. Exploration of subject matter: For commerce and transactions to occur, it requires:1. communication2. trust3. performance4. accountabilityPerformance is made through a transfer of wealth:- gold- property- real estate- promise to work- prio...

This site serves as an example, but is limited to Federal. We need the same for each State, County, and City. Prototypes: http://PolkCountyFL.activeboard.com http://CityOfLakeland.activeboard.com We charge each entity $10k/month, paid for like the local library. We do not rely on advert...

Suggesting legislation for a GSE: Discussions.gov/Discussion.gov I need some help putting together an initial budget. We'll negotiate with Sparklit for purchase/support options. We'll need a data center in DC. I suggest Carly Fiorina. I do not have her contact information, but I think sh...

To me, it looks like the Secretary of State had nothing to do in 1789, so the President assigned him to keeping records of legislation for the President. Perhaps, it is time to create a new agency reporting to Congress. That agency would keep all records of all departments.