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?

Hello everyone, I'm your brand new guy in this community. My name is Tafarel, but feel free to call me Tafa or Tatá. I'm 34y and married, looking for help and help others to learn an create a brilliant and amazing environment to learn new skills. PS: I'm The Teacher, so let's go!!!

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Lately I’ve deeply shifted my focus back to what I do best: software, design, GTM, and positioning. My time in Y-Combinator taught me how to build software that enters the fiber of the world, it’s why so many companies that go through it pass the hundred year vision: Dropbox, DoorDash, Airbnb, Coinbase, Stripe; the list goes on and it tells a story. Solve real problems & the money will follow. It’s wild to think back to building my first multi- million dollar startup, Eze, and how the tech that took us years to build could now technically be done in months. I’m building more, and faster than I ever have before. The intersection between software and Skool is going to be something to pay close attention too in the coming years. We’re in a rare time in history, make sure you’re taking advantage of it. (Picture from when my cofounder and I first started the winter 2020 batch)

Party People!! What's up? How's your week been? What challenges or opportunities have you had this week? What's on your plate for the weekend?