Hello Everyone, ​Today I shared a word that inspired me. While also reflecting on the word, 'self-doubt'. This made me reflect on the Hebrew concept of Shemot (Names). Most people see a name as a social tag, but in its original integrity, your "Name" is your frequency. It is the sound of your original internal makeup before the world began to label you. ​1. The Theology of the Root ​To reclaim your Name, you have to first reclaim your Root. We often suffer from self-doubt because we are trying to grow from soil that isn't ours. Wearing names or labels, like Employee, Mistake, Parent, or Failure. In the quest for self-discovery. I thought of Tadasana aka The Mountain Pose; as more than just a physical exercise. It is an internal somatic decodification. ​2. Tadasana as the Bridge (The Vav) ​When we stand in the Mountain Pose. We are aligning the Vav; the vertical pillar that connects the high realities (Source) to the lower realities (the Soil of human experience). ​--The Feet (The Rooting): You are planting yourself firmly in your own land. This is where you shed the identities forced upon you. By rooting down, you are declaring, "I am not who they said I was. I am the one who stands here." ​--The Crown (The Ascension): As your feet root, your crown rises. The crown is the closest part of the physical body to the Source. This is where your Original Name resides. The version of you that is born exactly as you need to be. ​3. Realigning with the Internal Makeup ​Self-doubt is simply the signal that your internal Pillar or Alignment is leaning. When we lean into the future or the past. We lose our verticality or uprightness. By practicing the Mountain Pose with the intention of Shemot, you are: ​1.Grounding to release the noise of society's labels. ​2. Elevating to reconnect with your original frequency. ​3.Restoring your original integrity. This is who You are at your core; the frequency of your spirit. ​When you are vertically aligned and or solid in your internal foundation. You don't have to find your confidence. You are the bridge between the High and the Low. You are internally aligned and balanced.

A concept I took from @Janene O'Connor. Inspired idea is kind of an aha moment the last time something clicked for you that you’ve been thinking over for quite some time. For me, it’s been that great communities are built on trusted competency and transparency What’s your inspired idea recently? Or simply what is your plan for the day?

I think almost everybody here wants the same thing deep down. To have your Skool pay your bills. So you can fully commit to your craft, share your passion with the world, and actually impact people. Vote, then comment one sentence so I can help you properly.

I just got a DM response from Sam Ovens! But! The coolest thing that has ever happened to me on Skool is @Evelene Sterling completely saving my business and partnering with her as my first ever $1 member! She's been an inspiration to me and makes me push harder all the time (if a 72 year old can work this hard, what excuse do I have??) Awesome Skool-related thing!! What about you?

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.