I'm excited to officially welcome @Zandria Pearson as our new Social Media Content Host, Community Admin, and Founding Member #9! 🌍✨ Zandria is a fellow single mom on a mission, a creative entrepreneur, and the owner of a wonderful community of her own. She brings incredible energy, a heart for helping others, and a genuine passion for building meaningful connections. As part of her new role, Zandria will be helping: 📱Create and share content 🤝 Engage with community members 📣 Spread the word about 6DegreesApp 🌎 Help us grow the founding community as we build the #1 social travel app together One thing I love about this journey is that the founding membership isn't just about supporting an idea, it's about creating opportunities. The role Zandria accepted came directly from within this community, and I'm excited for everyone to see what's possible when we build something together. Please help me give a warm welcome to our newest admin and Founding Member #9! 👇Drop a comment below and show Zandria some love! ❤️

Please help me welcome our newest friends and members, @Sharon Prahl and @Muriel Shum king to the 6DegreesApp community!🎉 One of my favorite parts of building this community is seeing the variety of people who immediately understand the vision. 🌲 @Sharon Prahl owns Health Upgrader, where she helps holistic-minded people overcome chronic health limitations and improve their longevity through simple daily actions. LOVE THIS! She's also exploring the idea of offering transformational retreats and accommodations in a natural setting just outside Minneapolis, where guests can unplug, reconnect, and enjoy a sky full of stars. She shared that she's been part of travel clubs with incredible discounts and knows firsthand the value of travel, community, and trusted recommendations. HUGE ✈️ @Muriel Shum king and I are already connected through communities like Linguist Society, and she told me she's interested in becoming a digital nomad. In many ways, Muriel is exactly the kind of person we know 6DegreesApp is being built for—someone who wants the freedom to explore new places while staying connected to trusted people, communities, and opportunities along the way. What's exciting is that these two women represent completely different use cases for the app: 🏡 Someone creating experiences, retreats, and accommodations. 🌎 Someone looking to explore the world more freely. And through trusted connections, those worlds can collide. Please join me in welcoming Sharon and Muriel! 👇 I'd love to know from everyone: If you could work from anywhere in the world for the next 6 months, where would you go?

True or False I've told someone NOT on Skool or NOT in this community, about 6DegreesApp. Edit: DROP A 👋 IF YOU’RE TOO NEW TO HAVE AN ANSWER!

One of the things I love most about building 6DegreesApp is that we're not building it alone. Every conversation, suggestion, idea, question, and perspective helps shape what this app becomes. That's why I've created the Founder Feedback Vault, a place to collect and organize feedback, Loom videos, feature suggestions, strategy ideas, and insights from the people helping build 6DegreesApp from the ground up. 🌍 Have an idea? 🎥 Send a Loom. 💡 Have a suggestion? 📱 See a better way to do something? 🤔 Think we're missing something? I want to hear it. The best ideas don't always happen during live calls. Sometimes they happen while traveling, working, walking the dog, sitting in an airport, or lying awake at 2am thinking about possibilities. This vault is where those ideas will live. Because the best apps aren't built for a community... They're built with one. 💛 Check out the first feedback video HERE

I’m taking my kids to Schlitterbahn (a world famous and local waterpark) today, and it got me thinking about the Nearby Connections Alerts feature in 6DegreesApp. 🤔 Part of me is thinking: 🔔 Someone in your network is nearby. 🔔 Someone else in your network is nearby. 🔔 Another person is nearby… At a place that attracts visitors from all over the world, my phone might be buzzing all day. 😂 But then again… What if one of those alerts led to an amazing connection? Someone from Australia visiting Texas. Someone who’s connected to a friend of yours. Someone you’ve been meaning to meet. Someone who knows someone you know. So here’s the question: When you’re somewhere packed with people from all over the world, would you leave your Nearby Connections Alerts ON and see who’s around… Or would you turn them OFF and enjoy the peace and quiet? 😆 👇 Team ON or Team OFF?