One of the main reasons @Shannon Koss and I moved to Arizona was to be close to our grandson. (OK our daughter @Sara Thompson too, but any grandparents here in the Crew, know what I'm talking about 😁) In just a short month, we’ve already started building some incredible memories with him... and yesterday, it all came together: MJ’s 4th birthday! 🎉 We kicked things off with a few rounds of bowling at his favorite alley (the kid’s a pretty good bowler... but let’s be honest, it’s really the arcade that wins him over 😎🎳). Then we headed back for a Paw Patrol-themed PAWsome Birthday at his house! 🐾🎂 This is the vibe we’re chasing—life moments that make all the effort worth it. ❤️ What’s one payoff you’ve recently experienced that made all the hustle feel totally worth it? 👇Drop it below

Hey crew! 💡 Here’s a quick AI hack you might not know — or maybe it’s just a nice reminder. Want your AI to explain things like a human, simplify tricky ideas, or give answers in clean lists? Here’s a quick set of prompt tricks that can make your ChatGPT experience way more powerful — whether you’re a beginner or already a pro. These aren’t official commands, but they work really well to shape tone, style, and format: Powerful prompt “modifiers”: 1️⃣ /human – makes the response more conversational and friendly 2️⃣ analogy – explains something by comparing it to something familiar 3️⃣ EL5 – “Explain Like I’m 5” to simplify complex ideas 4️⃣ listify – outputs information in an easy-to-read list 5️⃣ step‑by‑step – great for instructions or guides 6️⃣ pros & cons – helps get a balanced overview quickly 7️⃣ creative story – turns facts into a story format for engagement or learning Beginner-friendly AI prompt tweaks: 🔸Specify audience – tell the AI who it’s explaining to: beginner, teen, professional, etc. 🔹Use emoji cues – e.g., “Explain with 📝 tips” or “Give a fun 🎉 example” 🔸Ask for multiple examples – see different angles or approaches 🔹Ask for tone – friendly, humorous, serious, motivational, etc. How to use: Simply add the prompt modifier before your actual prompt in ChatGPT. Example prompt: /human EL5 analogy listify step-by-step: Explain how compound interest works like I’m a beginner, with a fun example. ✅ Result: friendly tone, simple explanation, relatable analogy, in a clean list, with beginner-friendly steps Quick Poll for the Crew 👇 Which of these prompt cues do you already use often? Share in the Poll or add any additional modifiers that you currently use. 👀Would love to see an example of a modified prompt you used along with the verbiage it produced!!

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New week. New energy. New opportunities. But here’s something most entrepreneurs get wrong… Monday is not the day to try to do everything. It’s the day to decide what actually matters this week. Because when your week has clear focus, everything feels lighter: • Your work becomes more intentional • Your decisions become easier • Your progress becomes visible You don’t need 20 goals this week. You just need 1–3 priorities that truly move your business forward. Start the week with clarity, not chaos. So let’s check in 👇 What’s ONE thing you’re committed to accomplishing this week?

HuRU Crew Let’s talk about something that might make you a little uncomfortable... Time. If we assume an average lifespan of 82 years, that gives a person roughly 30,000 days of life.(29,930 actually… not counting leap years.) 30,000 sunrises. 30,000 chances to experience life. 30,000 opportunities to build something meaningful. But let’s be honest... Most of us aren’t really in the driver’s seat for those first 18 years (maybe even longer). We're learning, growing, figuring things out. So if the real responsibility for our lives starts around 18, that leaves us with about 23,360 days to truly shape the life we live. Now here’s where this got personal for me. I’m 57 years old, turning 58 this September. Which means I’ve already used roughly 14,200 of those days. That leaves about 9,100 days if everything goes according to the averages. Now that’s not meant to be dark or dramatic. It’s meant to be clarifying. Let me ask you something... How fast has 2026 gone so far? Doesn’t it feel like January 1st was just yesterday? The days move fast. The years move faster. Which brings me to something I hear people say all the time: "I'm just trying to get through the day." Next time you catch yourself saying that... STOP. Slow it down. The days already move fast enough on their own. No need to help speed up the process. Notice the moments. Take the walk. Make the call. Start the thing you keep putting off. Because the truth is... You don’t need thousands of days to change your life. Sometimes it only takes one day when you finally decide to live it differently. So here’s the question for the HuRU Crew today: What are you going to do with the days you have left? 👇 Let’s hear it.