@Janet Boren Okay, I really understand your situation, and honestly you’re not alone in that at all. I’ve also been in a place where money was tight and it made it hard to access things I knew could help me grow or heal. It can be frustrating, especially when you truly have the desire to work on yourself and move forward. That’s actually how I got introduced to digital marketing through a group admin on Skool. I started learning from there and now I do it myself, and I’ve even set up my own Beacons store. I’m still growing, but it’s been a helpful way for me to create opportunities despite financial limits. I really admire that you’re running a chronic illness group on Facebook that takes strength and compassion, and it sounds like you’re already helping others even while working on your own healing. And I completely get what you mean about subscriptions, they can definitely add up over time. I’d really like for us to stay connected and support each other. Are you on WhatsApp or Telegram? Maybe we can chat more there, share ideas, and just stay in touch more easily. I’ll also add you on Facebook at jan.boren.2025 You’ve got the right mindset and desire to heal, and that already means a lot. We’ll figure things out step by step

@Janet Boren Hello how are you doing

@Janet Boren Hey Janet, welcome to the group. First, please don’t feel like you’re behind many of us join in the middle of challenges or resets, and the important thing is just starting where you are. Since you mentioned you’re currently living in mold and having severe sinus issues along with mild sleep apnea, it may help to begin very gently rather than pushing yourself into intense breathwork right away. If breathing through your nose is difficult, try slow and relaxed breathing through your mouth or very light nasal breathing without forcing it. Even a few minutes of calm breathing while sitting or lying down can help regulate your nervous system. You might also find some relief with simple things like saline nasal rinses, steam inhalation, staying well hydrated, and sleeping slightly elevated to make breathing easier. With the platform itself, don’t worry about being perfectly caught up—you can usually access recordings of the reset challenge and go through them at your own pace. Many people start with the basic regulation or foundation sessions first and slowly work through the classroom from there. It can also help to check the guides or classroom section to find the core lessons, use the search bar in the group for topics like sinus issues or breathwork modifications, and ask moderators which sessions are best for beginners or for people dealing with breathing difficulties. Most importantly, be gentle with yourself when your body is dealing with inflammation, pain, and poor sleep, small consistent steps toward regulation are far more helpful than trying to keep up with everything all at once. You’re definitely not alone here, and it’s completely okay to ask for guidance until you find what works best for you.

welcome to the community and how has been the experience since you joined the community