When You Know, You Know - with special guests Sam Patterson & Monica Gartner | I.M YOUMAN Podcast

In this beautiful episode, Scott sits down with Sam Patterson & Monica Gartner - a young engaged couple who famously create content with one another across social media platforms. The influencer couple, originally living in two different countries, talk about how they met through UA-cam and speak on their love at first sight when meeting in person. The two discuss how they turned their hobby for creating fun content into developing a passionate career through monetization. They candidly live life and express how having genuine openness with their online followers is the key, no need to sell themselves to the camera. You'll see that special connection they share in this episode and can watch more on their Instagram, TikTok, and UA-cam: @SamAndMonica
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About I.M Youman - The word (you man) has the same pronunciation as (human), Scott believes that this isn't a coincidence. Believing that we are all one, all of the human race, and Scott has taken it upon himself to highlight this. On the I.M Youman podcast, Scott Suprina sits down and has candid conversations about race, spirituality, business, and life.

[@SamAndMonica]

Thank you so much for having us on!! We had so much fun with you guys 🤍

[@guitaristshawn]

In my opinion, having an only child will bring more negatives than positives. Every only child I've met has problems. They're lonelier, more anxious, and usually babied by the parents, in the end making them socially inept. I see more advantages in my child forming a sibling bond. I would never bring a child into the world if he or she were to be without siblings to learn from, protect, and love.

[@FJx36]

Not necessarily, People who are an only child (like me) are independent, efficient, more comfortable, learning to stand up for yourself, no competition to always be the favourite in the family, more privileged, easy to understand other peoples perspective if you’re an outgoing person, no annoying siblings, no trouble with siblings because you’re the only child. Also if an only child is being babied by the parents, in a way thats a good thing because it shows that the parents actually care and shows that the parent can give a full 100% support to that only child. Yes they COULD be more lonely or anxious, but so can people if they don’t have a good bond with their siblings. It’s more of the parents, it depends on the connection with the parents because the ONE thing you need is Good Parents.

[@marthabergin9023]

Great interview.

[@sunshineeeee342]

Best ❤

[@MarciaBolton]

Good interview but was distracted because Sam did not have on a wedding ring. Scared me!

[@jaybling6687]

This interview was in 2021, they got married in 2022. So you fears are fully alleviated.