Last week, I got really hung up on some numbers that weren’t doing what I went them to do. More specifically my discovery was going backwards and my conversion was stuck where it had been for over a month. It was making me batshit. Then I started thinking a bit deeper. I’m trying to build something real and even though the numbers aren’t going my way, doesn’t mean growth and development aren’t happening. So I thought of ways I could see this kind of growth and development in my community inspite of the numbers (I’m not saying numbers don’t matter, but that there are other kinds of growth). Here’s what I came up with: 🏴‍☠️ members start quoting your courses 🏴‍☠️ you see the same faces day after day and they interact with each other, not just you 🏴‍☠️ members show up in your DMs for legit conversations 🏴‍☠️you don’t have an affiliate program (yet), but member keep bringing their friends in anyway 🏴‍☠️ you see your community recommended in other communities Do you see any other non-number driven signs of growth in your community?

I'm thinking of making a video titled : How to Treat Your Goals Like Brushing Your Teeth 1. Does that sound like an interesting topic to you? 2. What do you think is preventing you from treating your goals like brushing your teeth?

I am deeply grateful for the remarkable kindness and compassion you have shown me and others. It is my sincere wish to reciprocate and express my profound appreciation. With all my heart, I want to give back and convey my heartfelt gratitude for everything you do in the only way I can. Thank you, Jack.

This is the multifidus, the tiny but mighty stabilising muscle that runs along the spine in both you AND your dog. In humans, a weak multifidus can lead to back pain, instability, compensatory movement, and overloading joints. In dogs it's exactly the same. Except your dog won't tell you their back hurts, they'll just start Taking the stairs slower Choosing grass over pavement Shifting weight when standing Refusing jumps they used to nail Tiring more quickly than you'd expect It's not age or being lazy, your dogs multifidus (Like 95% of the dog population) might be crying for help. The good news? It's completely trainable. You can strengthen this muscle before it becomes a problem with core conditioning

Who can guess what this means?