that making $1M is possible for everybody. ❤️ I spent last week in Costa Rica with: 💎a dude making $50k per month running one of the top communities on Skool 💎a dude with 500k subscribers on Youtube 💎a lady that makes over $10k per month teaching nurses how to go independent 💎a dude that charges $200k for his Mastermind program 💎another dude that was just invited to Alex Hormozi's workshop for free because they love him so much 💎a lady that just celebrated a $25k launch and just got her star while in Costa Rica and so many more amazing and successful business owners. 🌈I am compiling my notes to give you all exactly what I learned from my week with them. Comment "mastermind" below to get my notes from the powerful mastermind that I attended👇

Two years ago, at the beginning of November, my husband's mother passed away. She had been in a home for about 4 years, and with everything after Covid, we hadn't seen her for about 3 years, The restrictions for visitors in the home were very strict. They actually were just starting to relax it a little bit when my husband threw out his back. It took him almost a month to be able to handle the drive, and while he was recovering her health took a turn for the worst. We tried to get there in time to say goodbye, but she passed about half way through our drive. In the flurry of funeral planning and all the other things that come with someone passing, he didn't really get time to grieve. Last November was tough. When the anniversary of her passing came, the grief hit my hubby hard. And my father-in-law was getting remarried, so everyone was busy with wedding prep, and he felt very alone with that grief. We’ve been able to have good conversations with his family about that since, but it was a very hard month. His mum was a really big Beatles fan. She grew up in England in the '60s, but she never actually got to see them live. This week my sister-in-law & her husband treated me & my hubby with tickets to go with them to see Paul McCartney. It was huge. The biggest venue in Montreal, packed right to the rafters. But the thing that was the most special wasn't just that we got to go see a rock legend on his last world tour (he's 83) with 21,000 other people. It was the time that we got to spend together, with his sister remembering my mother-in-law. It was being able to connect around something that was such a big part of their childhood. It was being able to be there with him while he got to experience healing in such an unexpected way. To see him really feel connected to his mum, his sister and me like that. I’ve been so focused on building my community the last 3 months, it was really good to just take time to have some deep connection with him. What have you been able to do to connect in your most important relationships lately?

Because it looks like i'm going to be the Skool Mayor of NH! So, join our NH skool group so we can start planning regular IRL events and video networking calls 😍

Starting a business is tough. Figuring out who you're selling to, what your selling, how to get them to know about it. Plus trying to figure out all the moving parts that somehow have to work together. It's a lot. And it gets extra tough if you don't feel supported. I'm blessed that I've got support IRL, and it's still challenging. But I know not everyone has that. How's your support in real life?

While this has been an unforgettable experience, I am so excited to go home tomorrow and see my family again. Today we: 🐛Took an animal excursion boat ride 🌈Met some cool monkeys 🌄Hiked in the jungles of Costa Rica to swim in waterfalls 🌞Played pool volleyball 🚀Masterminded 🔥Ate good food 🐦‍🔥Laughed until we cried And it was beautiful... ❤️