...so I found this exercise "What's Cool About YOU" that's going to make you WAY more interesting to talk to. Seriously. I got this from Sean Stephenson (the three-foot-tall giant, may he rest in peace)... ....and it's called "What's Cool About You?" Here's the deal... ...when we meet people in Skool communities, we do the boring stuff: "I'm a course creator" or "I run a marketing agency" or whatever. YAWN. 🥱 But what if you could share the WEIRD, COOL, RANDOM stuff about yourself that actually makes people go "Wait, WHAT? Tell me more about that!" That's what this exercise does. It helps you remember (and share) the stuff you've done or experienced that you normally wouldn't mention... but which opens the door to WAY deeper, more fun, and more intellectual conversations. ...because let's be honest... nobody remembers the person who said "I do Facebook ads." But they DEFINITELY remember the person who said "I once trained myself to become #3 in the world at footbag" or "I have a street dog in India named Scooby who's in charge of 12th Road." 😂 HERE'S THE EXERCISE: Write down everything that's COOL, WEIRD, INTERESTING, or UNIQUE about YOU. Not your business accomplishments (boring). YOUR life accomplishments. YOUR quirks. YOUR stories. Some examples to get you started: - "I was a vegetarian for 25 years" (then went back to eating meat like a savage) - "At twelve years old, I won a silver medal in sailing in the Norwegian championship" - "I became one of the biggest party promoters in San Francisco" - "I pet or talk to ALL dogs I meet on the street... because I know they need love" - "I was in the Army and became the second-best dog handler... with a BRAND NEW dog that had never been trained" (the winner had a dog that had been there for 6 years... just saying 😏) Or maybe you've got stuff like: - "I can solve a Rubik's cube in under 2 minutes" (okay, that's not impressive, but if it's under 30 seconds, NOW we're talking) - "I once ate 47 tacos in one sitting" (don't judge me) - "I taught myself to play ukulele during lockdown and now I annoy everyone at parties" - "I lived in a van for 6 months and loved every second of it" - "I can name every country in the world in under 5 minutes" (nerd alert)

I was going through the Overview again with the newer organization, and came across this nugget that made me appreciate the content and how its presented even more: "If you love research, stop reading here and start experimenting. Have fun in your rabbit hole. If you prefer structure, keep reading." The thought that goes into these courses is above anything else I've ever seen. Here you see thought and care about people who learn differently, and then also has an approachable community that you can ask anything and everything. I've never seen it's like. Kudos to @Mischa van den Burg and the whole team that makes this happen, which includes you, a member of the community. Thank you!!

I created this Video to Really Find Out If You Got What It TAKES To Stand OUT and Be Different. ... the way we "Show Up In Life", Or Do NOT show UP... Matters More than you might think... and the Most Important part is... You can STAND Out in a POSITIVE way if you do this ONE Thing RIGHT? Watch this Video and Leave Your Comment Below and Rate Yourself from 1 to 10, and 10 Being The Most Punctual according my "My Suggested Standard" on that scale in your answer. What can you do to improve on being "More On Time?" How do you Feel when someone you have an appointment with is NOT on time....or even don't show up?

Hello friends! One of the best ways to future proof your career is to gain experience in interacting with AI (Large Language Models). Over the past year my usage has increased significantly, and I'm constantly discovering new ways how AI can enrich and augment my life. The core of interacting with LLM's as they stand today is the art of learning to write better prompts. If you're just typing 10-20 word prompts every time you use Claude or ChatGPT, you're doing it wrong. In this video I'll show the techniques I used to turn Claude into a fitness coach that analyzed all of my tracked fitness and health metrics from my Oura ring and other tracking methods. It led to a few breakthroughs and new insights in the problems that I was currently facing in my training regime. Attached are the prompts and text I used.

Hi friends, May I ask you a question? Please post in the comments where you are from. This way, we can see where all the members live. Afterward, take a look through the comments and feel free to like or say "hi" to members who are from your area. I'm super curious to see where you're all from and will read every single comment. Let's gooooo! - Mischa 🫡