Let's give a big Skool Summit Stage welcome to our newest members this week 👇 We're excited you're here 💜 Whether you're looking to grow your visibility, build confidence, connect with other entrepreneurs, learn from guest speakers, speak on stages, grow your brand, or simply find your people... you're in the right place. If you haven't already: ✅ Check out the pinned Welcome Post ✅ Visit the Start Here Module up in the Classrom ✅ Drop your intro post so we can get to know you And don't post and ghost 👻 Take a few minutes to say hello, jump into a conversation, and connect with a few members. That's where the real magic happens. Everyone else... Drop a welcome gif or message below and tell our new members where you're joining us from! 🌎 @Lisa Hunt @Yaron Mayer @Kelly V @Lydia Wilmsen @Devlin Sexton @Celine Scott @Moyahabo T. @Elizabeth Shihadeh @Tim Hess @Terri Hargrave-Bradley @Stephanie Fitzgerald @Felice McKenney @Bronwyn Cromhout @Martine Brown @Jen Pm @Emily Busby @Doniele Edwards @Christy Sanderson @Tara Tozer @Sally Burton @Kevin Gebert @Angelia Merritt @Veachel Hosch @Lori Nagel @Skyler Pyzynski @Julie Schmitt @Carol Tice @Stacey Myers @Christopher Ward @Mark Strauss @Khubaib Wasim @Sarah Shard @Laurie Charles @Billie-Gaye Kucharo

Have you ever noticed this? You get an idea. You feel excited. You start planning. Then... Three days later, you're still thinking about it. Wondering if it's the right idea. Meanwhile... nothing has actually moved. At first, it feels like you're being thoughtful. But sometimes what's happening isn't thoughtful planning. It's your brain searching for certainty. When we're about to do something that feels uncertain—launch an offer, raise our prices, have a difficult conversation, or become more visible—our brain starts looking for ways to reduce the discomfort. So it says things like: "Maybe I need more research." "I should think about it a little longer." "Maybe there's a better way to do this." "I'll know when I'm ready." The challenge is... There comes a point where you're no longer gathering information. You're avoiding making the decision. Not because you're lazy. Not because you lack discipline. Because uncertainty feels uncomfortable. And your brain would rather keep thinking than risk getting it wrong. The problem? Thinking doesn't create clarity forever. Eventually, action does. Sometimes the only way to discover whether an idea is good is to let real people interact with it. 🌱 Small Tool The next time you catch yourself thinking about the same decision days later, ask yourself: "Am I learning something new... or am I trying to feel more certain?" If you haven't found new information in the last day or two, it may not be information you're looking for. It may be permission. And sometimes the permission you've been waiting for is your own. 💬 Reflection: What's one decision you've been thinking about longer than you've been acting on? What would one small step forward look like today?