When you think about your Skool community, do you have a real vision you’re building toward… or is it mainly a vehicle to make money? No judgement either way — I’m honestly curious. For me, the money part matters (it has to), but it can’t be the reason. If the vision isn’t clear, the content gets noisy, the culture gets messy, and the “why are we even here?” feeling creeps in. So I’m curious: What’s the actual outcome you want your members to have 6 months from now — and does your current community setup point to that… or just to revenue? Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! Stay Rugged.

This is one of my favourite books ever when it comes to time management. The first page quotes a sentence by Gandhi: “There is more to life than increasing its speed” And I really like that! I think a lot of our time is spent by default and I think that’s dangerous so I would like to share a tip every day to help everyone (myself included) live more intentionally. Tip of the day: “the ideas in this book can give you space in your calendar in your brain and in your days that space can bring clarity and calm to everyday life. It can create opportunities to start new hobbies or get to that “someday” project a little space in your life might even unlock creative energy you lost or never found in the first place.” Thoughts?

Quiet evening here. Just catching up, reading a few posts, and winding things down. I like how this place still feels steady at the end of the day. Easy to drop in, easy to step back out. That matters more than people realize. Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! Stay Rugged.

We’re gonna play 2 truths and a lie, but instead it’s gonna be: Two humans and an AI Make three comments: 2 ones you write completely on your own 1 written/aided by Ai I’m gonna flag the AI ones and we’ll see if I’m as good as I say I am and identifying the AI slop

I need suggestions! High protein if you got some recipes!