Ever notice what you do when you wake up? Alarm screams → you slap snooze (3x, no judgment 😅) → reach for your phone → fall into the doom scroll spiral of Insta, TikTok, or whatever app’s got you hooked. And before you even get outta bed . . . you already wasted 30 minutes, feeling guilty and awful about doom scrolling. Sound familiar? Yeah. That’s your brain on autopilot, and it’s wired that way on purpose. You see, our brain loves habits!! Like, biologically loves them. Every time you repeat a behavior, whether it’s scrolling mindlessly or doing jumping jacks, your neurons fire together. And as neuroscientists love to say: “Neurons that fire together, wire together.” That’s Hebb’s Law at play! 🧠✨ SoOoo, if your first move every morning is grabbing your phone and zoning out . . . guess what? You’re reinforcing a neural pathway that says: “Morning = distraction, stress, delays.” But if your first move is movement, even just nine minutes . . . you start wiring a new default: “Morning = energy, clarity, control.” Enter the 3x3 Morning Routine: 3 minutes + 3 moves = 9 minutes total It sounds laughably small, especially if you’ve seen those “45-minute HIIT challenges” or “one-hour yoga flows” flooding your feed. They make us feel like we have to do more than 20-minutes daily workout to get results But here’s the kicker: "tiny actions are more powerful than big ones when you’re building consistency." Why? Because your brain resists big changes. It’s wired for efficiency (aka laziness). But a 3-minute commitment? That’s so tiny your brain just can’t say no. And once you start? You’ve already won. Because action precedes motivation, not the other way around. You don’t feel like moving, so you start moving, and then you feel like continuing. It’s called the Zeigarnik Effect: "your brain likes to finish what it starts." So even if you planned to stop at 9 minutes, you might keep going. For me? I begin my mornings with 30 seconds of deep breathing and a moment of gratitude (hello, vagus nerve activation 👋).

I love music and love to dance, however I can only listen to instrumental while working in my Skool Community. If there are lyrics, well, it messes with my head and my body just wanna start dancing!! ✔️ For focused, deep thinking work, I listen to classical music (playlist) ✔️ For Skool Engagement/DM/Comments, Creative, Formatting n Stylin' work, I listen to instrumental reggaeton (playlist) ➜ more upbeat 👉🏽 Now it's your turn, what's your vibe when in Skool, and drop links to share with us ➜ I might add it😉

Today I'm hanging out with the top 50 earners on Skool. This is a private in person event led by Alex Hormozi and the founder of Skool, Sam Ovens. If you want my notes, key takeaways and best ideas from the event, comment "NOTES" below and I'll send them over to you once I write them up tonight. The cool thing about this event in particular is that these entrepreneurs competed against 1,000 other entrepreneurs over the last 90 days to see who could make the most money with a LOW TICKET ($99 or less) product. So today I'll be surrounded by low ticket gurus 💪🏻 The 1 thing I already know about these entrepreneus is that they know how to get leads. So if you're wanting to know how to get more leads, these notes are probably going to be very helpful for you. Comment "NOTES" below if you want them 👇🏻

If you're not passionate about a big 4 end result, but you still want to sell high ticket, this graphic will change your life.

What's one golden piece of advice you would give to yourself when you first got into entrepreneurship/online business that you wish you knew when you started? Curious to see what everyone wish they knew 🤔