This man was a beacon of hope for so many people. He exemplified the power believing in a better world, regardless of any evidence that this would be difficult or impossible. He showed how powerful it is to stand up for what you believe in, while standing in kindness and the spirit of nonviolence towards those who don't agree. The video below shows "rarely seen footage of Martin Luther King, Jr., speaking to students at Barratt Junior High School in Philadelphia on October 26, 1967, where he delivered his speech "What Is Your Life's Blueprint?" " In the spirit of MLK day, what is one thing you can stand up for in your own life, with more conviction, and with kindness and nonviolence towards anyone who might disagree with you or not see things from your perspective? https://youtu.be/ZmtOGXreTOU?si=N9Cv7w6ryrRBp4T3

The only thing better than 69 is........ . . . . 67 but the only thing better than 67.... . . . . is 65!!! LETS GOOOOO JUST HIT 65 in discovery!!! Share your wins this week🔥🏆

i have enjoyed crushing your spirit @Jason Scott but that was fast... #respect

Curious to know what themes you've used in your community. My community is cycling, mainly men. 35-55 age age. I'm thinking a 1980's theme, maybe an old TV show? any suggestions?

About four months ago, I was frustrated as hell. My social media wasn’t growing. I was losing followers instead of gaining them. I was trying to build a private community and there were maybe 15 people in it, and almost no one showed up for calls. I kept asking myself, what’s the point of putting in all this work if nothing is happening? I was honestly close to throwing in the towel. So I took a small break. A couple of weeks. I focused on my family, stepped back, and let myself breathe. Somewhere in that space, I got my spark back. I decided I wasn’t done yet. I came back, kept posting, and made a decision to not quit just because things were slow. Fast forward four months later, I’m closing in on 10,000 followers on Instagram, and my Skool community is booming. If I had quit when I wanted to, I would not be where I am today. So if you’re in that place right now where it feels like nothing is moving and you’re questioning why you’re even trying, just know this is where everyone starts. There is no such thing as overnight success. Keep showing up. Keep going. You’re doing better than you think, and your future self will be grateful you didn’t quit. If you could say one thing to someone who’s ready to give up right now, what would it be?