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@Sarah Geelan says that every poll should have CAKE included. Who am I to argue with that? 😂 What's your favorite after dinner treat?

Studies show that positive emotions widen our field of attention. When joy is present, the brain makes more associations and takes more creative risks. That’s why ideas come more easily when you’re relaxed. Why play sparks innovation. Why pressure kills creativity. Joy isn’t a distraction from your work. It’s often the doorway into your best work. What helps you access that state?

One of the coolest things about this community? We’ve got multiple generations building, growing, and learning together. Different eras. Different tools. Same drive to build a life and business that actually feels good. Here’s what each generation brings to the table: 💿 Boomers (1946–1964) 🔹Wisdom, experience, and long-game thinking 🔹Work ethic forged before shortcuts existed 🔹Perspective that reminds us: this too shall pass 📼 Gen X (1965–1980) 🔸Adaptable, independent, and quietly resilient 🔸Analog roots + digital survival skills 🔸Masters of “figure it out and keep moving” 💻 Millennials (1981–1996) 🔹Purpose-driven, collaborative, and values-focused 🔹Builders of online communities and digital brands 🔹Proof that work can align with meaning 📱 Gen Z (1997–2012) 🔸Bold, creative, and unapologetically authentic 🔸Native to tech, trends, and rapid iteration 🔸Challenging old rules and rewriting what success looks like 🔹Curious, fast-learning, and wildly creative 🔹Growing up with AI, touchscreens, and infinite possibility 🔹The future builders watching us right now 👀🚀 Different generations. Different strengths. One Crew. 👇 JUMP IN THE POLL Which generation do you represent? Then drop: 🎬A GIF 📣 OR your favorite battle cry that perfectly represents your generation’s energy. Bonus points if it makes us laugh 😄🔥

🪑 If you could sit on this bench for one hour and talk with anyone from your past… who would it be? They could be living or dead. A parent. A mentor. A friend you lost touch with. Or maybe a version of yourself from years ago. Now here’s the real question 👇 What would you ask them? What would you wish you had said? What truth do you think they would tell you that you’re avoiding right now? Most men don’t drift because they lack information. They drift because there are unfinished conversations living in their chest. This exercise isn’t about nostalgia. It’s about clarity. Sometimes the wisdom we’re chasing forward… is already waiting for us behind us. 👇 Your turn (don’t overthink it): • Who would you sit with? • Why them? • What’s the one question you’d ask? Say it out loud here. You never know who else needs to read it.