Our call is Noon Eastern Today This week's WRAP-UP: THE GAIN RESET - Measuring Backward. Last week was about rewiring how we measure progress. We watched people stop chasing what's next… and start acknowledging how far they’ve come. There were physical wins. Psychological breakthroughs. But the most powerful shift? People got braver. You told your stories. You chose authenticity over approval. And you took action on the “before version” of you that you wouldn’t have touched. That’s not small. That’s the start of momentum that sticks. Next week is about building momentum. We want to get emotionally attached to our goals. Momentum is what you feel when you "feel lucky." It's NOT luck. It's all of the things that you've done falling into place. IF YOU DON'T FEEL LIKE THIS YET, THEN THIS WEEK IS FOR YOU.

Alright friends, let’s have some fun with this one. We talk a lot about growth in this group. The kind that happens in your business, your mindset, your relationships, and your life. But sometimes it’s fun to actually see how far we’ve come. So here’s the challenge: 👉 Post an old picture of yourself. It could be from high school, college, your first job, or that unforgettable haircut you swore was a good idea at the time. Looking forward to seeing some amazing pictures. All I’ve got on hand at the moment are toddler pictures. I’ll dig for some more of the really good and embarrassing ones: my long hair with the fly away curls, my frosted tips in high school… 😂

@Jon Hord takes the cake and will earn himself a little surprise for taking 1st place! Congrats and your engagement has added value to this group. Take heart, today begins a new month. In future months, we might be rewarding the top 3! Congrats to everyone else in the Top 5! 2nd: @Toby Weibye 3rd: @Marcel Haan 4th: @Marialexandra Garcia 5th: @Khai Ng

My Win 🌿 Before my quick trip to Minnesota over the weekend, I sent out a few samples to people who wanted to try what I have and give me feedback. The first version looked nice but felt cold—like I was pushing information instead of sharing a gift. On my flight home, I felt God open my mind to a better way. The next package I created felt warm, personal, and filled with heart—just the way it should be. I’ve realized I don’t need to chase or convince anyone. Just like the Savior, I can invite—not force. My job is to share, let people feel cared for, and leave a lasting impression of kindness. Six months from now, when someone’s ready for a change, I hope they’ll remember that feeling. 💚 Thank you to this group for inspiring me to do things differently—and for supporting my growth. Every sample shared not only helps someone but also helps me nourish a child around the world. 🌎

I encourage you to roll out the welcome mat for these new Rapid Transformers. Share your stories of growth and what this group has done for you. @James Colistra @Roland Salas @Ce Faulk @Dave Razo @Alex Colhoun @Alexander Kant @Jason Wright @Alisia Essig @Jane Alvaro Tell us what you do and where you are from. 😃