It's @Raym Hardy 's birthday!!!! Happy Birthday Raym! We hope you have a wonderful day celebrating with the people you love 👇Let's all show Raym some birthday love in the comments

Its snowing in New Hampshire, I'm curious as an adult do you play in the snow or like me do you avoid it!!

So I started the year, the New Years, making a few… sort of having some reflections and making some changes on my community, because I noticed it was in the self-improvement category, and it really should be in the relationship category. And then that took me down a rabbit hole to making some edits to my about page, and then some people were saying some things weren’t super clear, so then that took me down another rabbit hole. And then I realised… okay, we’re not just daughters in here, it’s mixed gender groups, so then that one was shifted, and then I came on to the whole age story, like… oh, who is it for? Is it for kids? Is it for teens? Is it for adults? I know who it’s for, but we all have a different perception of what those mean. So once I put the question out there… I got some EPIC insights, and I truly appreciate from everybody in every community that I asked that gave me stuff, because honestly… it did boggle my brain for a little while, but then what are you gonna do. OKAY, HERE’S WHAT HAPPENED (THE RABBIT HOLE BIT) When I was reading it, I was like, ok, yeah, that makes sense, I can understand it from that perspective. And I was saying to people, I really appreciate your perspective because, obviously, everybody sees things, words in a different way, and I know that language is really important because it’s what kind of lands for us and what doesn’t land for us. That’s what I was trying to kind of get across… like yes, I’m working with teen-ish kind of age kids, but it’s not just teen-ish age kids that parents need that support with, and the support that I’m giving is to mums as well. But then… this is where I got into my own head with it and the rabbit hole. A lot of people see teens as sort of 13 to… 16 years old, and then after 16, they’re seen as young adults, and this was a bugbear of mine when my big ones were younger, because their response to me was, yeah, but we’re a young adult… and like, you’re not. A young adult is 18 to 24, in my mind. It just… logically, it makes no sense for me, emotionally, it makes no sense for me, and what comes with the connotation of adult is very different to that of a child.

If you’ve been reading my recent posts with all the evolving bits… the changes, the shifts, the little rabbit holes and the “wait… what do I actually mean by that word?” moments… you’ll get why this feels so GOOD. I contacted Skool and within a matter of hours… it’s done. I’m now in the RELATIONSHIPS category (where I should’ve been the whole time), and honestly it feels so aligned I could cry and do a little dance in my kitchen at the same time. Happy bunny. It’s been an awesome week over here. How’s yours going?

I am SO excited to announce that next Monday, January 19th, we will be starting a 5-day Find Your Fun Challenge! Here's how it's going to work: 🦄 Each day you will get a small lesson about why having fun is your business is actually strategy, not fluff. ✅ Each day you will get a task that you need to complete 😁 Each day you will have to post evidence that you completed that task into your own post using our copy & paste template 🤣 At the end of each day, every participant will be entered into a poll to see who had the WACKIEST/FUNNIEST post that day. 🥰 On Friday, we will celebrate everyone's attempts by giving out $5 gift cards to everybody who won in the polls and give professional certifications with a new wacky business title that they've earned. 😉 Don't worry, while we'll be celebrating and working on FUN, the tasks will also be designed to help you grow your businesses too 👇 Who's in?