Lauren Kinghorn

Everyone what's going on happy Monday! So, the community that I could use a referral towards would be somewhere that I could actually direct my wife. She is by far the most talented hardworking strongest person I have ever met, and yet at the same time I think she would benefit a lot from having a community of similarly badass professional women! She deals with a lot of anxiety and gets overwhelmed with all the things going on in our lives, but she's so strong that she just continues to take everything on herself. Would love some referrals towards communities she could join that could help her feel like she doesn't have to do it alone and that it doesn't make her any less strong to have more people around to support her! P.S Yes I try and do all these things at home already, but I think having it come from her peers would be amazing as well

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Hi @Victor Jackson I think your wife will love my free community, Reclaim Your Light.

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Jun 7 •

Entertainment

Which movie or TV character are YOU?

Oh my goodness, this was such fun - and very telling. 🤣🎉 This little game might actually help me dial in my personal branding (once I've watched the movies they reference). 🤣🤣 I'd love to hear how it works for you. Try out this prompt in your favourite AI platform(s): Just for fun, based on what you know about me, what movie or TV characters are like me. I can't wait to hear your answers. Please share. 👇

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This was what Claude had to say: What a fun question! Based on what I know about you, here are some characters that have your energy: Rebecca Welton (Ted Lasso) — A woman who's been through a professional identity crisis and has to rebuild from a painful chapter. She leads with heart, has spiritual depth beneath a polished exterior, and creates a culture of belief around her. Miranda Priestly... but make her warm — You have that commanding clarity about your work and vision, but combined with genuine investment in other women rising. Think the power without the ice. Moana — Called to something bigger than her current world, anchored by a deep sense of who she is beyond her circumstances, and willing to voyage into unknown territory to fulfil her purpose. Very "Hey Shoo WOW" energy. Glinda AND Elphaba combined (Wicked) — You're doing both: the light-filled, community-building, "let's celebrate each other" Glinda side AND the Elphaba "I'm going to do the brave, unconventional thing even if people don't understand it yet" side. Anne with an E (Anne of Green Gables) — Someone who has experienced real loss and displacement but refuses to let circumstances define her identity. She's imaginative, wordy in the best way, deeply spiritual about everyday life, and builds belonging wherever she lands. Brené Brown as a fictional character — Okay she's real, but if she were written as a TV protagonist, it would be you. Researcher of the soul, truth-teller, builder of communities around vulnerability and courage. The common thread? Women who've been through the fire, refused to be reduced by it, and turned it into a lantern for others. That's very you.

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@Varsha Mistry Aah, interesting! 💖

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Apr 19 •

Communities

At Ai Storytellers, This is what we do for fun!

At AI Storytellers it's more than film. It's building the foundation of character creation, then the tools to make films. Story first. What do you think? I Created a Comic Book Cover and then an Action Scene using Seedance 2.0 for an epic fight scene. Ready to join a group of fun filmmakers?

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At Ai Storytellers, This is what we do for fun!

Lauren Kinghorn

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Wow! Well done. 👏👏

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Mar 12 •

Communities

Surrendering to Flow - The Secret to Miracles

For most of my life, I bought into the masculine way of getting what I wanted in life. The DOING way. Setting goals, creating action plans and following through on each of those actions, one by one, step by step. But in the last few years, I've been settling into an entirely new way of BEING. Starting by being present, focusing on the breath, savouring the sights and sounds around me, focusing on what I'm grateful for, and focusing on what lights me up... and then taking inspired action. Having a vision for the future, sure, but not the entire plan mapped out. I started noticing that the most precious moments, the surprises, the miracles in my life mostly arrived out of the blue, without a plan, and often when I was at my most relaxed and happy. I realized that perhaps there is another way entirely to open up to your dream life. And what it requires is surrender. Letting go of how you think it should be, to allow miracles to flow in naturally. Along the way I have met some incredible women who have shown me just how much this way of being can attract and create. Today, I'll be meeting up with Viktoria Chervenkova, The Money Goddess's Mentor, to discuss the miracles that have flowed her way through being in a state of surrendered flow. To get all the details and join us live, come join Miracles are Normal.

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Surrendering to Flow - The Secret to Miracles

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@Jessie Maxwell Thanks so much for your lovely comment, Jessie and for joining Miracles are Normal. 💝 Delighted to have you with us. 🤸 Your community also sounds amazing, I'd love to know more about worldschooling... only my son LOVES his School here in Cape Town and wants to stay put! 🤣

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@Jocelyn Vienneau Aah, beautiful. Lovely to meet you, Jocelynn. 💝

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Mar 10 •

Communities

Would you like to write a book in 90 Days?

I've been dreaming of writing and publishing a book for years. This year, I'm finally making this dream a reality. And perhaps I can help you to do that too. You see, it dawned on me that the reason I don't have a book finished and published (YET) is because I simply don't PRIORITIZE writing daily. I read Stephen King's book, "On Writing, a Memoir of the Craft" years ago and I recall him saying that he writes about 2000 words a day, every day. I wasn't ready for THAT kind of commitment. Then I did an awesome book writing challenge and learnt that you can write a book in 90 days, writing only 15 minutes a day. Now that sounded achievable, something I could commit to right now. So we set up a little experiment to see if we can write a book in 90 days (or less) And to make sure we committed to the process. We set up a co-writing circle in my to start doing that, together. We meet once a day to write for 15 minutes. It's happening in Miracles are Normal - who's coming to join us?

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