During the pandemic people in New York banged on pots every night to thank health care workers during that stressful time. But we need to be thankful every day for those who work tirelessly to keep us healthy. Is there a particular doctor, nurse, physical therapist or psychologist whom you'd especially like to thank this week? Today is Thankful Thursday!

Share any coaching or support wellness questions as a new post, to benefit the whole community, using your question in the title. Anyone is welcome to answer. Tag @Anna Choi if you want me to respond specifically! For community questions, please post under the General Discussion thread. Questions on Topics might include but are not limited to: *Core power / Detoxing the gut *Emotional Resilience / Mastering Moods / Detoxing the organs *Focus / Mind power / Silence * Intuition Development / Soulful Leadership / Joy as a Choice * Structural Integration of Energy Principles / Boundaries/ Lifestyle choices * Anything else!

It's my pleasure to introduce you to @Heather Kohlmeister hired as SolJoy's latest team member! So excited to have her role as an Executive Virtual Assistant and to help support this community and it's leadership moving forward. If you don't know Heather, she has a super calming presence, attention to detail, reliable follow through and someone who does the inner work as one of our most active SolJoy members present for our live classes. She LOVES getting her hands in the dirt of her garden and she currently just snowbirded to Nicaragua with her husband and 2 daughters this past month! You can find her in Sacramento, CA other times of the year. Please give her a warm welcome! If you need any technical support, please DM Heather or add it to the Questions thread under the Tech Support here: https://www.skool.com/soljoy/technical-tech-support-questions

Thank you for you all being part of this community. So proud to see us grow organically since our inception in July from 0 to now over 185 members today. 🥰 My family just played a game on a road trip to my Mom's for Family Feast Day (my new name for Thanksgiving after watching a video on what Thanksgiving signifies for the indigenous) approaches. We asked each other one question that the other two had to answer. I asked "What's the most meaningful milestone from this past year?" My husband Leo asked "What's one thing you admire or are proud of that the other person did? My 14 year old son Eli asked "What's one thing growing up you did that no longer exists today?" Rather than all be plugged into our headsets and phones disconnected, we connected for way over an hour through this activity. This will definitely will become a new family tradition. This year, I plan on having the family do a volunteer service project to those in need. Leo chose a family adventure in nature to go to Northwest Trek, a wildlife tour. Comment below: What's a new (or existing) tradition that creates connection with loved ones over the holidays?

Exciting news! Ever have a hard time meditating consistently? Notice that it's way easier in a group, even if just with one other person? We'll be adding a new meditation class time in addition to Fri at 8am, which will be turned into a "No Host" meditation hour open to those who have completed the free 5 day challenge (which gives you the basics and foundation to make the most of your meditation hour). Then we'll add a different day for Ignite members hosted by me. Please vote which time works best for you and this will be a time that I will host. Comment if you can make more than 1 time. Shout out to Founding Member @Erika Kinno for the idea of adding "no host" meditation times to the calendar. What does "no host" mean? Just like it sounds. There's no host, a Skool link will be given, and anyone can simply join in and meditate in silence however they'd like. If you cannot make the whole hour, stay as long as you are able.