I’m updating the About-page banner for the community so it actually reflects the 2026 Career Battle Plan. I’ve got three options and I’d love your input. Which one would make YOU stop, click, and dive in? Drop which below + tell me why you chose it. Your feedback honestly means the world. This community is built for you, so your voice matters. Thank you 🙌

If the Career Battle Plan feels big, do this today: ⏱️ Set a timer for 10 minutes ✏️ Answer just one section 📌 Close it Show up again tomorrow. Consistency > intensity. Comment “10 done” when you’ve completed it.

My kids tidy their toys off the floor about as a quick as a turtle race. It’s always a battle and I get a little frustrated it takes so long. Today, I don’t have a lot of time so I put the Roomba on whilst they were tidying. I’ve never seen them move so fast whilst tidying. So if your kids are taking too long to tidy. Just put the Roomba on and watch them fly

When I was at my lowest several years ago, I felt everything I touched turned to mold. I had gone from consecutive high performer rankings to treading water at the opposite end. I didn't get on with my boss, hated the work, my relationship with my teammates and stakeholders was poor, my weight was higher than ever. Everywhere I looked things were not good. When I finally had the realization that I needed to start improving my situation and take complete ownership the whole prospect of doing so scared me. Where do I start?? is it with my boss, my teammates, my health, my stakeholders, defining a career plan and more. What I learnt quite quickly was that to fix everything over night was impossible. I needed to take one step at a time but to ensure it was a focused step and looking at one problem at a time. For me, at that time, I needed to work on redefining who I was and what my standards are. That way I could make better decisions that aligned with that. For you it could be something else. Don't try and do too much at once. Just choose one thing and make that your priority until you are ready to move onto something else. Take the Career MRI here to help you decide what this one focus area should be. Let me know what it tells you and if you want any support in building this plan

I moved to America 8 years ago, and about 5 years ago I reached the heaviest I’d ever been. Not unhealthy, but definitely trending in the wrong direction. Food became a comfort during the chaos of moving countries, plus the portion sizes here are meant for people who are 7ft tall and 300lbs. Over the last few years, I lost about 18lbs in a slow, sustainable way that actually made me happy. But this year? I gained 4–6lbs… mostly thanks to the obscene amount of English chocolate in our house. So I set a simple goal: lose 4lbs. This week I hit it. In fact, I lost 6lbs… In one day. Because of a sickness bug. Not quite the transformation story I had in mind. Goal achieved in the most unsustainable way possible. No celebrations happening here. But here’s the truth (haha not really, this ain’t no ChatGPT written post): HOW you achieve your goals matters more than the goal itself. So now the shift is: How do I maintain this healthily and get back on track in a way that actually feels good?