Guys please be respectful and be open minded in knowing that everyone has different views on different subjects… healthy debates are always constructive and the world should not be afraid of freedom of speech🙌 I’m going to be asking you… Should teachers be trained and allowed to carry guns in school for the protection of the children? Let me know what you think in the comments!

We hit the top 30 in our category this week and got the star. Then we lost it again a few days later. And the truth is, I wasn’t heartbroken Because I’m not trying to build something that looks good from the outside. I’m building a space people actually want to be in—where you can slow down a bit, connect, cook something simple, and enjoy your relationship instead of overthinking it. No business noise. No pressure. Just real conversations and a simple way to bring a bit more fun back into your life. If that sounds like your kind of space, you’re welcome to join us in The Relationship Chef 👩‍🍳

Quick share for anyone who's been meaning to start a journaling practice but can't seem to make it stick. I'm Tamara Gordon, founder of InkConnections and a certified Journal to the Self facilitator. I'm running one final free taster session this Sunday, April 26th at 7PM EST for my upcoming 6-week cohort: Ink and Intention: A Journal to the Self Cohort. This isn't a workshop about morning pages or gratitude lists. It's structured, technique-based journaling for people who are high-functioning on the outside and running on empty on the inside. The taster is 90 minutes, free, and designed to let you experience the work before you decide if the cohort is right for you. Cohort 1 is a small group by design. Space is limited and registration closes soon. Join the InkConnections community on Skool and register directly in the calendar: https://www.skool.com/ink/calendar?eid=38b9c4cb92ec4a84a4abace1b1c05fad Happy to answer questions if you have them.

Think about it — every recipe you could ever want is a search away. Yet cookbooks keep selling in their millions. Jamie Oliver alone has shifted over 50 million copies. Why? Because a cookbook isn't an instruction manual. It's a promise. A vision of a calmer kitchen, a more creative you, a life where dinner actually feels enjoyable. Cookbooks satisfy our cravings for connection, comfort, identity, and control. They're "comestible self-help" — and that's why they still matter. That's also why yours could matter to someone. If you've ever thought "I'd love to write a cookbook one day" but didn't know how to begin, I've built something for you. Inside my Skool community, How to Write About Food, I've just launched a new module. Months in the making, zero fluff. You'll learn how to shape an idea that's unmistakably yours, define who you're writing for, uncover the theme that holds it all together, structure it in a way that actually works, and end up with a book ready for publication. So what’s your cookbook idea? Let me know. I promise I’ll respond. https://www.skool.com/how-to-write-about-food-8335/about

They promise “clean,” “fresh,” and “absorbent”… but what if the quicker picker‑upper is quietly putting down more than it's picking up? Could your favorite paper towels be leaving behind formaldehyde, bleach residues, or even PFAS on your counters and food? Tomorrow inside Holistically, Realistically!, we’re asking the question no brand wants you to ask: Are Bounty paper towels toxic to your home? Join us as we unpack: - What’s actually in those fibers - How everyday exposure adds up - Safer swaps that still get the job done 💚 Real wellness starts with real awareness. 👉 👉 👉 Click the link to join the conversation. 👉👉 👉 Bring your questions — and maybe your paper towel roll.