Hey friends 🫡 I’m looking for someone who could help me expand and manage both this community and Leaving Socials because Málaga has really absorbed me. There’s simply so much to do here that I don’t really feel or need to share everything. Still, the topic of time and how we distribute our attention feels more relevant than ever. Lately, for example, I’ve met women who told me they’d like to ask for a raise because they often work 8-10 hours a day. But there’s another often overlooked option, and that is not to increase your salary but to reduce your working hours so you have more time for yourself, your own projects, and things you enjoy. It’s like in the supermarket. To avoid upsetting customers with higher prices, they keep the same price but quietly reduce the content from 1 kg to 800g, hoping no one notices. So if you’re thinking about asking your boss for a raise, try using this marketer’s trick instead and reclaim the most valuable community we all have, your own time. Every boss knows that you already spend about two hours chatting in the kitchen, sitting in unnecessarily long meetings, and that due to fatigue and lack of time for self-recovery the team often doesn’t deliver 100% results. I’m convinced that most bosses are more likely to agree to reduce working hours than to increase your current salary.

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Hi, everyone, let me introduce myself with this post. I'd really love to become non-busy, but it is more of a theoretical dream state than actually desired one. Why? Because I am always excited about new projects, programs, art creations... I won't bother you with a long bio of myself (read a short one at the end of this post). I will quickly share with you about one of my projects of passion: I love hosting group experiences and building communities around them. OR Taking communities and building online group experiences in them. The purpose? When people connect with each other, they drop some of their masks, behave more like themselves, discover like-minded people (something they might struggle doing in real life). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ So now I have an invitation for you: Over the last two months I built a new free community that took off about ten days ago. In ten days we moved up rank from #1700 to #700 today. My community has 100% engaged members, and about 100 activities per day, with just 22 members. This is not random. There is theory and experience behind these results - to say the least, all my active communities have been having 84-100% engagement. I built or set up communities on Facebook, Circle, Heartbeat besides Skool. Now I am gathering consultants, creators and business owners who want to create experiences for their community members. I am bringing them together to start a brand new community and demonstrate exactly how I do it, which you could replicate in full or partially for your own projects. I am not going to go through all the details/ features like my proven 3-day workshop, how to build engagement, how to host live experiences in safe spaces for people to feel comfortable to express themselves, etc. I just want to say that this new community is paid - but there is a way for you to be in it for free, and even make money, as a member of it! (And this is something you can learn to do for your paid community, too!). Check the Powerful Group Experiences here:

When I was six years old, I wrote a poem, I love to work. I love to play. I love to do it every day. In my 46 years on this planet, I’ve learned that there’s a huge difference between being active and excited for life versus being a workaholic and DOING all the time. Some of the most difficult things I’ve had to learn how to do are watching movies and taking naps. If I had a single message to give to the world, it would be to slow down and discover yourself. From that point everything changes! Thank you for this community! I’m excited to be here! P.S. I’m a unschooling mom of 5 ages 14-24, raising our children has been our number one priority and we’ve made a million mistakes. Knowing my family and having relationship with each person is my heart‘s greatest joy.

Hello everyone, my name is Martin and this is my story. I studied Information Management and have worked in IT for 17 years. My main focus has been software development, analysis, process improvement, and more recently, automation and AI. I also enjoy helping other people grow. I do this as a trainer, mentor, and therapist. I like working with people, seeing their progress, and being their partner on the way. During my career, I have worked for both suppliers and clients, as an employee and as a freelancer. I co-founded two companies—a software development studio and a personal development company. I spend much more time working than is healthy, and my work-life balance is poor. Some years ago, I burned out, and it affected my health. Did I change anything? Not really. Until now. Recently, I decided I don’t want to live like this anymore. I enjoy my work and everything I do, but there is no balance. I am starting to work on myself more, and I am interested in Eastern cultures. This is changing my view of what I want to do next. I am going back to school to study Chinese medicine. I want to help people. I want to find balance. I am looking for new path. Is it a big change? Maybe for some people. For me, it is a natural step. Who am I? I am a founder, analyst, account manager, IT specialist. I am a trainer, mentor, consultant, therapist, partner. I connect different worlds. I am a father. I am myself.