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Happy Sunday everyone ❤

Join us in less than an hour. 6-7pm EST Meet new people who will become friends and possibly business partners. Use this Zoom link to join https://us04web.zoom.us/j/75502167773?pwd=ZL3PuCFYJ4bhHwRQN7xYoR5pCj50Uu.1

We found out tonight. We just wrapped up our latest Virtual Connection Meetup, and while there were only 5 of us in the room, the conversations and value being shared were incredible. That's exactly why I'm enjoying building these Meetups. This isn't about jumping on a call and pitching your business. It's about meeting someone new, learning what they're working toward, discovering how you might be able to help each other, and then continuing the conversation after the Meetup ends. And we're just getting started. 🔥 Going forward, we're planning: 📍 1 IRL Connection Meetup every month 💻 1 Virtual Connection Meetup every month So I'd love to see more of my friends here in Evolve Now Social join us for the next one. You never know who might be sitting across from you—or where one conversation could eventually lead. Real People. Real Conversations. Real Opportunities. 👇 Who's interested in joining the NEXT Connection Meetup? Drop CONNECT below and I'll make sure you get the details.

If you’re wanting to turn this into a clear warning, I’d avoid stating the claims about escaped victims’ faces being placed “on the black market” as established fact unless you have a reliable source for that specific claim. A more accurate version would be: Paris is an incredible city, but like other major international destinations, it has risks that travellers should take seriously, including exploitation and human trafficking. Visitors should remain alert, especially in unfamiliar areas, avoid isolated situations, protect their personal information, and stay in contact with trusted people. If someone believes they are being targeted or exploited, they should seek help from local authorities or a trusted organisation rather than trying to deal with the situation alone. Claims that escaped trafficking victims inevitably have their faces placed on a “black market” has been verified by one victim who has spoken out about it.