What’s your relationship with planning?With responsibility in general? FREE workshop. Monday January 26 12 PM, New York time Practical info, group exercises and guided healing meditation. You don’t want to miss this!! CLICK HERE to join and add it to your calendar 🗓️

UPDATE: I've decided that I'll leave this to others to do properly and instead, I will spend my time finding other ways to support you and help you grow that will be even more worthwhile! I've been thinking a lot over the past several months about the idea of a CLASSIFIEDS Directory. I've always kind of called the Classroom our directory, but several people have mentioned that it would be nice to have things organized according to topic/industry/niche, which prompted me to ask you all about organizing the community that way (we/I decided against it for several reasons). If I were to do it, it would be one "course" in the classroom with a page for each industry. It would be available to annual premium member and VIP members (when I release VIP) with VIP members having top billing, and it would be updated monthly. Here are my concerns: 1. It would be a lot of work to create and update, and I'm not sure if the ROI would be there in terms of increased visibility. 2. There are a lot of other sites (ProveWorth and others) that are doing a great job at letting people list their communities as well as many Skool groups that now are sharing directories. Do we really need another directory??? 3. Having a course in the classroom that people can easily scroll through is already a pretty prominent visibility opportunity and it rotates weekly, so everyone has a chance to be on the first page. 4. It's a lot of work. Did I mention it's a lot of work??? 5. The only benefit above the ads already posted in the classroom would be that it could be sorted by niche. 6. Skool is going to do a lot of improving this year to searchability and discoverability, so there may no longer be a need for this in the near future. I'm going to post a picture below of what an entry would look like. I'm super curious about your thoughts! Please share below and don't hold back. All opinions are welcome! 😊

Doing something just for it's own sake is a great thing to have. I once wrote something about this: https://open.substack.com/pub/bigquestionstinymoments/p/why-i-love-this-photo?r=3zooqa&utm_medium=ios&shareImageVariant=overlay If you like something like this tell me your thing you do to "check out" for some moments. Here: https://www.skool.com/the-sufficiency-guild-7595/about?ref=400b09f182624e7b82cadaac751f8636

Hey guys. Been on a call with Calvin Hollywood yesterday and learned all about temporary project communitys. As my mix of being a qualified chef and an anaesthesia nurse is quiet unique, I'd like to ask you: How about a 14-day-No-Bullshit-Food project? Not outcome focused but process focused with some shares along the way. As deep as you'd like it 🤗 I would offer some guidance and tipps and tricks. Core of the whole idea: having fun, laughing our asses off and maybe even get a bit less crap into our bodys 🤣👍💪😎 99 bugs. Let's see what you think of it. I guess at least 5 people would be a good starting point.

👋 heyyyyyy, classifieds self-care can easily get pushed aside while community building. i've got your back—the fix is in! i'm giving away 250 premium memberships to my mobility community. each morning, i go live a 7am EST for 20 minutes to take members through: 🫁 breathwork 🙌 movement 🧘‍♂️ meditation you'll leave feeling energized, mobile, and ready to face the day. if you can't make it live, no worries, every day is recorded. the daily flow reveals movement imbalances responsible for stiffness, pain, injury, and limitation. there's a restorative movement library where I show you how to balances your imbalances without: 👉 stretching 👉 foam rolling 👉 other ineffective treatments you're shown how to measure immediate changes in your body! i'm giving away 250 free premium memberships and my goal is to hit it by saturday at midnight. you're welcome to share this opporunity with anyone you'd like! "you cannot make positive decisions for the rest of your life without an environment that makes those decisions easy, natural, and enjoyable." — deepak chopra