About to dive in!! Excited to grow!

Hey Goal Getters! Just popping in to share a personal win—today I officially graduated from ministry school! 🙌🏽 This was one of the most stretching goals I’ve taken on, and I’m proud to say I crossed the finish line. Even more special—I got to share this moment with my husband. 💛 We graduated together! Double the effort, double the celebration! While this was a spiritual goal, what it really taught me was the power of commitment, discipline, time management, and seeing things through—core values we all live by here at Goal Skool. There were days I felt behind, tired, and tempted to quit… but showing up consistently paid off. ✅ Set the goal ✅ Did the work ✅ Showed up scared ✅ Graduated 🎓 No matter what kind of goal you’re chasing—wellness, business, education, family, or personal growth—just know: you don’t have to be perfect, but you do have to be persistent. 🎉 What’s a win you’re celebrating this week? Drop it below so we can cheer you on too! #GoalSkool #ProgressWins #FinishStrong #GoalGetterCouple #StayTheCourse #CelebrateProgress

Tonight’s reflection: - What made you laugh or smile today? - What felt light or freeing about today’s goals? 💬 Share your moment or lesson in the comments. Fun isn’t a detour—it’s part of the journey.

On page 113, a quote struck me deeply: “I think it is important for kids to keep a sense of perspective. It is important to recognize that taking care of responsibilities, getting good grades in school, and all the other teen duties are important, but they are not the end-all of life”. This resonates with me now more than ever. Growing up, I was laser-focused on success and accolades, but I’ve realized I’m missing out on fun. As a child, play and joy came naturally, but now it requires effort. By intentionally carving out time for fun, I believe I can enhance my overall well-being and rediscover balance.

We’re reading Play by Dr. Stuart Brown, and today couldn’t be a better day to live it out. 💬 What’s one playful, relaxing, or creative thing you’ll do this weekend that brings you back to yourself? Let’s make “summer reading” mean something deeper.