A little introduction to this weirdo, new to the community. I am an ever curious explorer of what I still don't know that I know I know - or that's how it appeared to be especially in the past year or so. My life is hard to explained at the moment. It definitely doesn't fit the norm. It's unruly, challenging, free in some ways and restrictive in another. I am determined to make it work and finding my way through the gap and in the cracks of the current mismatched world system. I don't use LinkedIn. 😉 I seem to be held at the threshold of income and nurturing home environment. I don't see it as stuck as such (it is definitely not easy) ... but the income need to translate very soon. I have recently set up a community here on Skool (Hearth Light Hall) as a hub. It is time to put out offers from my life long learning that can help safe a lot of pain, effort and time for people and leave legacy. I am also figuring out Substack; and for the first time joined IG and Pinterest too. I guess I am sorting out visibility in the correct way (for me) - at the moment.

Why do French people like snails so much? Because they hate fast food. Why did the snail paint a big S on his sports car? So that when people saw it go by they'd say look at that S car go

I think my goal is creating the tool that I have been thinking about for my members.

Western culture has taught us that we have to somehow justify our existence. What a stupid premise… We need a career. A title. A paycheck. A purpose. A list of accomplishments that proves we did something worthwhile with our time here… It’s unnatural. Think about it. Nature doesn’t live or act that way. A mountain doesn’t apologize for simply standing there. A river doesn’t question whether it’s productive or “busy” enough. A tree doesn’t compare its growth to the tree beside it. A wildflower doesn’t need to turn a profit to be worthy of sunlight. Some Indigenous cultures hold a much different understanding of life. We’re alive because we’re part of nature. We’re here to experience, connect, wonder, laugh, grieve, love, and to be beautifully, imperfectly human. That doesn’t mean goals are wrong or bad. Work can be very meaningful. Purpose can give our lives direction. But your purpose should never become the price of your worth. You don’t have to build an empire, change the world, or constantly prove your value. You don’t need to achieve something extraordinary to earn the right to exist. Sometimes your only responsibility is to just be here. To breathe. To notice the sky. To be kind. To be curious. To be beautiful and strange in your own completely human way. You’re not a machine designed only to produce. You’re part of nature. And nature never asks permission to belong. Love you!

Hey everyone just a quick question for my radio episode “Is willpower an innate trait or an acquired skill? And what habit have you changed in your life through willpower?” Ur interaction will b highly appreciated..😊🙏