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Play as one and always play with heart. facebook.com/1388567068/post…
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Just start.
Start slow if you have to. Start small if you have to. Start privately if you have to.
Just start.
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how to get approved on the app store
(source: battle scars)
> test on multiple screen sizes
> include a privacy policy url (yourdomain/privacy)
> nothing "beta" or "coming soon" in the app
> no reference to android version if you have one
> if users can create accounts, add account deletion
> be very clear about subscriptions/pricing upfront
> add easy contact method ([email protected])
> make sure your app actually works (obviously, but people somehow do not test it)
> write a clear app description explaining what it does
> add proper screenshots showing core features
> respond to review team within 24 hours if rejected
> don't mention competitor apps in your description
> follow apple's design guidelines (HIG)
> test all features before submitting
> add proper age ratings
> don't use copyrighted content
> no hidden functionality
> if using LLMs, add safeguards for explicit content
> include test account credentials for reviewers
> attach screen recordings for complex features
im not sure why people struggle getting in, i've submitted a calculator app and i got in.
most rejections are from:
- trying to be clever with the rules
- app crashes on launch
- missing privacy policy
- "coming soon" features
- lying anywhere in the app
just follow the guidelines. apple wants quality apps, not perfect apps.
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Daily movement with zero performance pressure. Walking, stretching, light gym, anything where the goal is just to show up, not to optimize. It regulated my nervous system way more than overthinking ever did.
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Here's a summary of the video in key points:
- Prayer is quantum technology: consciousness communicating with the field, not begging God.
- Traditional prayer stems from lack; effective prayer uses alignment, speaking as if it's already done (like Jesus).
- Coherence: Body, heart, mind must agree; start with gratitude and calm for certainty.
- Align yourself with the divine field instead of asking God to come to you.
- Examples: For self, thank for guidance; for others, hold them in wholeness; for money/love/direction, express trust in existing flow/clarity.
- When unsure, be present and listen—presence is powerful.
- It's technology aligning you with reality, blending science and spirituality.
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The Invisible Guest Theory posits that at parties, dinners, or meetings, most people are focused on their own insecurities—like their outfit, tone, or if they seem smart—rather than scrutinizing you. This makes you an "invisible guest" in their minds, as slip-ups often go unnoticed. It encourages relaxing, being authentic, and not overthinking social interactions.
