Hello Everyone, if your business and/or life has elevated because of your time in The Zee Suite, would you mind sending me 2-3 sentences including where you were before joining (mentally, financially) where you are now (specific data or financial wins if you have them), how you feel now and what you are looking forward to? Can you also share how long you've been a biz owner and a zee suite student. You can comment here to make it easy. I will grab them as they come in. HUGE THANK YOU!! We go live next week, so if you have a few minutes while reading this, can you submit right away? @Dan Spellman @Sharon Cupach @Trisha Bertelson I have yours from the zee suite web site unless you want to update it, I will just use what you have already written. I appreciate you all so much!!!

The Zee Suite is morphing every day into who it wants and needs to be to create a lasting impact on the franchising industry. I am building out my own platform because in so doing, I can have a lot more control over the features and benefits of the site. I'm tossing around ideas that will inspire DALY check ins, reasons to come back every day and engage with the community because repetition of the rich ideas is the way to embodiment and mastery. On my mind are daily tips, a 15-min audio only inspiring podcast for drive times or morning moments, gratitude journals, reminders to stop and be before doing, homework for each class that will inspire the embodiment of the class not just the listening, fuller integration of the books of the month so you're motivated to watch them and not just read that passage or book , but embody the lessons and principles. I love the community interaction we currently have and want to foster more of that. I want to offer surveys and ways to capture your wins, milestones and progression. These are my ideas, but what else could this site do to help you embody the work we are doing? Please feel free to comment here or email me directly: kim@thezeesuite.com THANK YOU! It's so exciting to be building this amazing company that will touch every corner of the globe one day. Of that, I am 100%. In Gratitude, Kim

Had a pretty incredible experience this weekend that I wanted to share. I’ve been listening to Your Invisible Power by Genevieve Behrend while walking- lots of focus on visualization and faith in outcomes before you see proof. Yesterday, I was checking the numbers on a Super Bowl box pool I had entered. The top prize was $10,000. This past month hit hard with unexpected expenses- a pool heater failure and an underground pipe leak- so as the game went on, I started visualizing something very specific: paying those bills off and feeling the relief of having them behind me. My numbers didn’t hit for the 1st quarter, halftime, or 3rd quarter. Honestly, it didn’t look promising for the final score either… but there was a path. So I stopped focusing on the game and stayed focused on the outcome- those bills paid, that weight lifted. With three minutes left, I looked up. The score was 29–13. Those were my numbers. I paced. I held the vision. The game ended. I won the $10,000. Still wrapping my head around it, but it reinforced for me how holding the end state with certainty, even when interim results don’t line up, can collapse the timeline on outcomes. Feeling incredibly grateful. 🙏✨

“There is a science to getting rich, and it is an exact science.”— Wallace Wattles As we stand on the threshold of a new year, I want to pause and say thank you. Thank you for choosing to go on this journey with me. Thank you for trusting the work. Thank you for doing the thinking that truly changes everything. Earl Nightingale famously said, ":2% of people think, 3% think they think, and 95% would rather die than think." There is no judgment for those who choose not to do the thinking work, but we cannot fully experience this extraordinary human life, if we do not. So today, I celebrate you. Congratulations on being in the 2%. May your life become a living testimony—one that quietly inspires your family, friends, and fellow franchisees to want what you have. May you aim for impossible dreams…and then watch them come true. May you live with peace—not because life is perfect—but because you now have the knowing that comes from understanding how life truly works…why we are here…and how to create everything you desire from this human experience. God bless you. From the very bottom of my heart—thank you. I am so deeply grateful to walk this path with you. I cannot wait to watch you soar into 2026!! Just imagine the life-changing stories we will be celebrating together this time next year if you continue on in this work. ✨ The Suiter Deal will be announced on January 8th. ✨ With so much love, gratitude, and respect, Kim 💙

The Strangest Secret isn't about creating a goal card — It’s about the discipline to think FROM the goals on the goal card every day no matter your present circumstances As we step into a new year, many are thinking about goals. Some are writing them down. Some are visualizing. Some are hoping this is the year it finally clicks. But after revisiting The Strangest Secret today, I’m reminded of something most people miss - the power is not in setting the goal. The power is in holding the thought. Earl Nightingale famously taught that we become what we think about most of the time. Not what we want occasionally. Not what we think about when we’re inspired. What we consistently return to — day after day. That’s why a goal card is such a powerful tool. Not because the words are magical, but because it trains you to think on purpose. Most people let their environment do the thinking for them: - Emails - Problems - To-do lists - Other people’s urgency And then they wonder why their results feel scattered, slow, or unpredictable. A goal card interrupts that pattern. Every time you read it, you’re making a quiet but powerful decision: I will think from my vision today — not from my circumstances. This is where most people fall off. Not because the goal is too big, but because they don’t realize that thinking is the work — and it requires discipline. The mind will always drift back to what is familiar unless you deliberately guide it elsewhere. That’s why repetition matters. Not excitement. Not motivation. Repetition. Reading your goal, once a day is not about forcing belief. It is about normalizing the idea until it no longer feels foreign to you. And when a goal feels normal, your actions change naturally. This is the work we do inside The Zee Suite. Not hype. Not pressure. Not pretending. Just learning how to think deliberately — every day — until your internal world matches the results you want to see. As this year begins, ask yourself: - What thought am I returning to most often? - Is it aligned with where I want to go? - Or is it simply familiar?