What's not to love about getting a notification that you've reached a new level on the Skool Leaderboard? It's one of the features that makes Skool so kool, getting that validation that your contributions to a community are welcome and valued by others in the group. But the higher you get, the bigger the jump between levels, so at the same time you're celebrating the goal you've just reached is the reality of what's ahead to reach the next goal: that empty grey ring around your profile pic, and a seemingly impossible number of points needed before your next level. "Good news! You reached Level 7 🤩! Only 5,999 points to go before Level 8...😳" Still, it's a fun feature, and as the newest Pathfinder here in Skool Scale Camp, I'm honoured to join @Heather Boers @Christine Vabre @Kimberly Armatys and @Lindsay MacGregor in the Leaderboard All-Time Top 5. Who will be next? No matter where you are now, every point counts, so keep on showing up and give your fellow 'Scampers' something to 👍 Like. In fact, have at look at where you are on the Leaderboard right now. If you're getting close to reaching a new level, Comment here and I'll cheer you on. Every 👍 = 1 point, you might be closer than you realize to completing your current level. And I love giving tipping points to those who are about to tip... Let's go!

The cover image and group card are completed. The about page images are done. And the about page copy complete. So, the framework is done. Goal is by July I will have everything inside done as well - well enough to launch at least.

Wondering what Chrome extension works with Skool to be able to schedule posts in advance and automate DM’s, etc.

One thing losing my federal job taught me is this... 𝐀 𝐫𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐚𝐜𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐫𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐬𝐞𝐜𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐚𝐥𝐰𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐚𝐦𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠. Like many people, I spent years believing that if I was contributing to retirement accounts consistently, I was automatically “good.” Then life happened.... Market uncertainty happened. Stress happened. Real conversations with people nearing retirement happened.💜 And I started realizing how many hardworking people are quietly anxious about retirement. Not because they feel like they failed. Not because they feel like they were irresponsible. But because most people were never taught how retirement actually works beyond “save money and hope it grows." That’s what led me into becoming a Financial Specialist focused on retirement protection education. What I’ve learned is that retirement planning is not just about numbers. ✨It’s about lifestyle. ✨Peace of mind. ✨Reducing financial stress now and in the future. ✨Protecting what you worked decades to build. People want to know: • Will my money last? • What happens during market downturns? • Can I protect some of what I’ve built? • What does stability actually look like in retirement? These are real conversations more people are starting to have now. The interesting thing is… once people begin learning about retirement protection strategies and how different financial vehicles work, they often start looking at retirement completely differently. Not from fear......But from awareness. 💜😊What amazes me most is how their faces change from stressed out to relaxed and filled with hope when they realize to protect their retirement savings cost them nothing to do. This is a free service. Yet so many people just don't know about it. Financial education truly changes perspectives and futures.💜 So I am curious, has your view of retirement changed over the last few years too?

Most women don’t have a money problem.They have a money decision fatigue problem. 💸 Here’s what I mean: Every day you’re making financial decisions like: 🗝️ “Can I spend this?” 🗝️ “Should I pay this bill now or later?” 🗝️ “Why is there never enough left over?” 🗝️ “Am I allowed to enjoy my money?” And when every decision feels emotional your nervous system stays activated. That’s why more income alone doesn’t create peace. What changed everything for me after paying off $100K of debt was creating a simple framework I now call the Money Multiplier System. Instead of budgeting every penny, I gave every dollar a purpose. Here’s the basic structure: 💸 Needs 💸 Savings 💸 Fun 💸 Giving 💸 Debt / Investments That one shift stopped me from: 🌬️ reacting emotionally 🌬️ overspending from stress 🌬️ avoiding my numbers 🌬️ feeling guilty every time I spent money And started helping me: 🗝️ feel calm looking at my accounts 🗝️ make decisions faster 🗝️save consistently 🗝️actually trust myself with money Most people think financial peace comes from making more (so did I). In my experience it comes from having a spending plan your nervous system actually feels safe following. What’s one money decision that keeps replaying in your head lately? 🗝️🌬️💖💸