For years I had money shame. Making money felt wrong. Like I was taking from others. Then I read "The Psychology of Money" by Morgan Housel. Key lesson: Money is a tool. It's not good or bad. It's what you do with it. Now I see money differently: - Revenue = value created - Profit = sustainability - Savings = freedom - Giving = impact Money shame was holding me back. Letting go of it was freedom. How do you see money?

It’s been a fantastic week for IRL meetups. Tonight, my family met up for dinner and had a fantastic discussion on all things AI with our very own @Neil Abbott who’s in my area this week for work! Neil is just as kind and knowledgeable in person as he is here on Skool! Neil brought his laptop and we had a fantastic time chatting about all the cool stuff he’s working on and he showed us some of his AI builds, my husband Bob got to chat about all the AI things he’s doing too. And my daughter Elizabeth got to share her Minecraft skills and I showed off the storyboard of our hoped-for app build. We even saw a double rainbow from the restaurant patio! 🤣 Anyone in the restaurant overhearing our conversation probably thought they’d been somehow transported to an AI and app building conference 🤣 Seriously, we were going through everything in such fine detail! What a great way to spend the evening 💯 we are going to meet up again soon before @Neil Abbott heads back home to Pennsylvania ✨😁✨

Yesterday Sam Ovens & Andrew Kirby announced that 1) Many new categories are coming and 2) Ranking will be much less focused on engagement. One thing Andrew said that I loved was that: “You can create a great group that doesn’t have crazy engagement or you can have a really engaged group that isn’t necessarily a great group.” and I couldn’t agree more. In the past I’ve been guilty of feeling like I have to keep up with engagement to maintain ranking when in reality, the value being taught and getting other people wins should be most important. What are your thoughts?

Wishing everyone a Happy Easter!

Inspired by @Justin Yip (giving credit where due). Very interested in your results @David Iya Put this in ChatGPT: "Ask me questions to determine my working genius." Expect to spend about 10 min to answer. Find out who your best partners are.