Self-raising flour. Greek yogurt. That's it. No yeast. No proving. No specialist ingredients. Just soft, pillowy naan in under 15 minutes — from things you probably already have in your kitchen. I posted it on TikTok and it blew up. Because people couldn't believe something this simple could taste this good. And I'm giving the full recipe to every member of my free community in The Indian Cooking Club. It's where I teach complete beginners to cook real Indian food at home. Using just 7 spices from any supermarket. No experience needed. Come join us here: skool.com/everyday-indian-cooking-9801 The naan recipe is waiting for you there. Or if you want it and don't want to join my community (and that's ok ) comment below.

And it will be Live Streamed exclusively in the Thrive Community! www.skool.com/releasetheweight It’s like a Ted X Summit, but for health and wellness! If you are joining online, you can watch the Speaker Live Stream Virtually, 1-3:30 pm MT in the Thrive Community, find the link to join in the Calendar, www.skool.com/releasetheweight/calendar We will watch the Heal Documentary virtually Sunday, May 17, 6pm MT. You have the capacity to transform your life in positive ways. You deserve to heal. You deserve to thrive. Speakers include - - Ridgway-based Naturopathic Doctor Abigail Seaver -Doctor of Ayurveda, Gwendolynn Diaz - LA-based Mobility Specialist Josh Haag - Personal Trainer and Herbalist Vincenzo Fanfarillo - Empress Hive Creator Dayana Melian - Artist and Doula Tara Seren - CHEK Practicioner Matt Burge - Transformation Coach and Food Addiction Thriver, Vasi Smith Got questions? Message me? Got a tool of transformation that’s worked well for you? Share it in the comments!

Hey hey, this is meant for people who own various spirituality related groups - I have a question to you all. (I'm an astrologer and I own my astrology community.) Do you think that it is more difficult to grow our communities compared to the ones that are business/marketing/AI related? So my other question, or actually more like a suggestion to the spirituality related group owners - Do you collab with other spirituality-related community owners? Do you use affiliate referral scheme here on Skool? Did you know that if you refer your community member(s) to another community and if that member purchases something from that community, you get a 40% commission (the group has to be on a pro plan). Even if you are on a free plan, collabs still work for community growth regardless. For example I have my astrology community, and I see that many people in my community are also interested in things like nervous system healing, somatic healing, meditation, breathwork related communities, also various money mindset groups. So very often I refer my members to other great communities, therefore it's a win-win situation for everyone. If you are interested in astrology, or you think your community members are interested, or if you own a community related to the previously mentioned topics - please leave a comment, let yourself be known, lets find each other, lets create connections, lets collab and and ⭐LETS ALL WIN TOGETHER!⭐

If you hadn't noticed...life is really...LIFEY lately. We all need healing. We all need a little grace. Would you like a way to offer your community a break? I'm a sound and vibrational healer offering the chance for Skool community leaders to co-host an event that gives your people a beautiful and nurturing experience. During this sound healing experience, I will set the intention for healing and inner peace. I'll also channel a message and guide attendees in a meditation. So here's my offer to YOU: What: Invite your community to a healing sound bath. Who's it for? Soulful entrepreneurs & practitioners, healers, empaths, highly sensitive leaders When: Friday, 15 May at noon Eastern Benefit: Beyond the healing experience, I offer 50% love offering for my Premium level and other products inside Empath Haven. What to do: Join Empath Haven & either DM me or comment on the pinned post that you want to host I give you the info and do the sound bath. You just invite your people. Super simple. All you do is - - join Empath Haven (so you can get your affiliate link) - - get the event info from me for Friday, May 15th at noon Eastern time - - add the event to your calendar and post about it to invite your people. - - Post an invitation to your people. See you there! -

We’ve heard it a thousand times. "Stop staring out the window." "Pay attention." “Hello?!” "Get back to reality." Somewhere along the way, we learned to be embarrassed about our wandering minds. We started forcing ourselves to sit still, to focus on spreadsheets, to push through the boredom, to pretend that the constant stream of ideas, connections, and possibilities wasn't happening. But here's a fellow INFP telling you: 🌟 Your daydreams aren't a problem. They're a feature. While others are stuck in linear thinking, you're making connections across dimensions. While they're processing information, you're synthesizing patterns. While they're solving the problem in front of them, you're already imagining ten solutions to problems they haven't even seen coming. And while they’re firefighting in this world, you’re imagineering New Earth. This is the natural impulse of Life. What about this? What about that? It’s the engine of innovation. Think about who changed the world: Steve Jobs dropped out of college and sat in on calligraphy classes "just because." That daydream became the typography that revolutionised computing. J.K. Rowling was a single mother daydreaming on delayed trains. That wandering mind created a universe that would wrap itself around the world. Albert Einstein imagined himself riding a beam of light. That impossible daydream led to the theory of relativity. Aren’t we glad they kept dreaming? The difference between you and them isn't talent. It's that they were trusting their inner world. When your brain is "wandering," it's activating the same neural circuitry that handles creativity, memory consolidation, and future planning. You're working on a different layer of reality. People who daydream regularly tend to be good with: • Creative problem-solving • Emotional intelligence • Long-term strategic thinking • Ability to see connections others miss So why do we treat it like a sin? Because productivity culture worships output over insight. It mostly measures value in hours logged, not ideas generated. It rewards execution over imagination.