What's up ladies and gentleman. Oh boy, am I having a phenomenal week so far. From @Mark Matthews coaching, I'm getting to implement so many incredible things. I've been having tough, yet loving & great conversations with my family, setting healthy standards. I'm hanging out with a fantastic group of folks tomorrow. I just had a phenomenal conversation regarding a potential career pivot for into sales engineering, and oh, I just hit a great back workout too! We live in a world where growth can often be rare. It is rare to find folks who embrace challenge and pave the way forward. Here at Life School, we are the few who choose to step up as leaders in this world. We're here to grow for the incredible folks around us. Join us at 4:30 P.M. eastern, this Sunday to share our wins and struggles together -- and learn a powerful framework for influence! - Govind

Happy Monday, ladies and gentleman!! When I come to work, often times it is easy to feel riddled with problems. I'm 12 minutes late, I've got 5 things to do in parallel, oh, and there's Sally, who always talks too much in meetings! Not to mention that it is too cold outside, the wind almost knocked me over this morning, and I'm dreading this meeting coming up. I used to view work like this. And ohhhh it was so draining. As I worked more and more with @Mark Matthews, he introduced me to an outstanding philosphy. Love. Your. Problems. Most people's biggest problem is that they think they shouldn't have any! At first, I said huh? Love my problems? Love that I have to print 100 labels and attend a meeting that's gonna drag on? However, the more and more I thought about it, I began to realize that problems are a gift. In fact, they are the gift that keeps on giving! Problems are inevitable in life. And I love them. Because problems are what give us the opportunity to grow. The fact that I've gotta do 5 things in parallel is what gives me the opportunity learn to become an incredibly effective leader! The fact that I've gotta have meetings that I don't completely enjoy is an excellent opportunity to learn to collaborate with any and all folks. This week, I'm loving work. I'm loving the opportunity to show up, contribute to the mission of spreading sustainable technology to AI datacenters, and having a fantastic Monday. How are you doing? Comment down below. - Govind

What's going on incredible people?! I hope you're having a fantastic week. I definitely am. I just hit a great push workout, gonna have an important discussion with my family on Saturday regarding my brother's college decision, and preparing for an action-packed weekend of meeting some amazing people. I cannot wait to see you, yes you, at our call this Sunday, 4:30 P.M Eastern!! https://www.skool.com/live/sQMVrsT5yq7 We will be learning an outstanding an outstanding framework for high performance. Stay posted! - Govind

Thanks to everyone who interacted with my first post, I have been busy every Sunday at the moment with Work, dinner, and some service work. Plan is to be on this upcoming Sunday. Having said all this, my weeks have been busy since joining Life Skool and interacting with some of you and you all have given some amazing input. Over the past 4 years I have been dealing with some high anxiety especially when it comes to severe weather. My junior year of college I came home for the weekend and before I went to bed I still remember the sky being green at 11 pm at night no tornados but there were many all over the state of Indiana that night. I heard of some that were down south of Indianapolis that wiped out some of the area they lived in. Fast forward to 2024 I was umpiring a few games including a championship softball game. Next thing I know I feel a very chilly straight line wind on an 80 degree day and when my friend and I looked up at the sky a tornado was coming right down over us. My first instinct was run, get in my car, drive away. I will be honest I still hear those screams of people in fear as they ran to their cars. The rest of the year was fine but then going into 2025 there were many storms that were firing including one that caused me having anxiety attacks every few hours. Heading into 2026 now that I have a job, I am heavily in the agreement of staying safe and not having messy commutes. Yes I always will understand tornadoes and storms happen and yes I also know not everyone will see a natural disaster and it might be rare to see one in general. Over the years I have learned a few things about my anxiety. Today I will share 5: 1. Control what you can control no you cannot control the weather but you can control what you watch stay off weather apps on all hours of the day, focus on the present, 2. Stay prepared know if weather is to come maybe go to the lower level for the night I remember early on when this really spooked me I had many sleepless nights 3. Find something enjoyable but also talk to others as storm anxiety is very real especially when you are alone. The worst thing that could happen is being alone with your thoughts and thinking the worse. Instead, focus on the positives 4. This one has helped me more and more recently when bad weather happens don’t be self centered think about what if your kids at school aren’t safe or cousins or sisters at college aren’t safe do you think this affects them like it affects me. For example when 3 rivers and union city got hit this weekend I was thinking about how hard it has to be for them to keep going especially after all that has happened. 5. Finally, God and I have a heavy relationship on many things but when it comes to storms I often ask him why do storms come with severe potential. I never have got a definitive answer but I can say finding relaxing activities during the time it happens is key to keep yourself going. It is so hard but showing up and working problems out is so important to keep going.

In my mission to develop public speaking as part of my mentoring business, today is another big day! I’m about to head out to my first Toastmasters meeting! I’ma let my freak flag fly! Wish me luck!