Anyone else notice how nothing happens for ages… then suddenly it’s like LIFE shouts “GO GO GO”? You’re: 🧠 trying to finish something 🍝 feeding kids 📞 answering a phone call ☕ spilling coffee 😵‍💫 questioning every life choice All at the SAME TIME. It’s not that we “can’t cope”. It’s that the universe keeps sending grouped notifications. One thing? Fine. Two things? Manageable. Four things + mess + noise? That’s not multitasking — that’s an ambush. If today felt like a pile-up rather than a bad day… congrats, you’re human. And probably the default responsible adult. Now excuse me while I stare into space for 30 seconds to reboot. 🔄

My favorite color - Green Favorite Pokemon - Brendan Skool Challenge - building a fun engaged community

Source Article: https://theconversation.com/mit-researchers-say-using-chatgpt-can-rot-your-brain-the-truth-is-a-little-more-complicated-259450 Twitter post on same topic: https://x.com/itsalexvacca/status/1935343874421178762 ------ This is from June of 2025 and surprisingly got buried with everything else going on. If we want people to thinking, questioning and more creative - why are we outsourcing this to AI? Why are making it problem solve - which end of the day is reducing our brain power to do the same. ---- I find it irritating/frustrating when asking for help/advice around my skool community only to have people input my question into AI and then generate the answer. Like - I could have done that but chose not to because I want HUMAN help not computer help. If you had a choice between asking Alex Hormozi for Business advice for 1 hour OR using AI to solve it yourself... you're taking Alex himself. Same goes with other 8 and 9 figure entrepreneurs - it is a tool end of the day. It is not a coach. not a mentor. not a consultant. not an advisor. It is almost as comical if you prompted it for nuts without content... you get all the mixed nuts but none of the 10mm ones you are missing on the project you are working on.

Just wanted to share a small moment from last week that reminded me why community matters. I’d been a bit stuck in my own head and ended up chatting with someone I met through Skool. We’re on a similar path, and he said, “Give me your number, let’s have a chat.” We jumped on the phone for about 30 minutes. A few laughs, some honest conversation, and that feeling of being understood by someone who’s been in similar situations. I walked away feeling lighter. It was a good reminder of two things: • Talking things out beats carrying them alone • Being in the right community makes those conversations possible What I appreciate about Skool is how easy it is to connect. No algorithms, no noise, just real people, easy to reach, and open to conversation. I genuinely don’t think that connection would’ve happened elsewhere. Curious, has Skool had the same effect on you?

► Favorite color: British Racing Green ► Favorite Pokémon: None ► Current Skool Challenge: Reaching more of the right people