Hello everyone, A small update: As of this last week our skool community has switched from private to public. And you may have noticed the name of the group has expanded from its acronym, this is to help new people trying to discover the group understand more of what we are about. If you're using the main website link it will still be the abbreviated skool.com/JPMC And I've saved the best for last... We've added in referrals! For every referral who signs up for a paid membership using your referral link you will earn 40% of any paid membership as a thank you from me to you. To 'Invite People' on mobile: Click on the 3 dots next to the search button at the top of the page, then click 'Invite People' to get your personal referral link. Referrals are a good way for us to grow this community and a small way for me to show my appreciation to you. That is all. I will keep you posted as we get closer to publishing the first course material.

Where do you tend to hesitate, overthink, or seek reassurance before acting? What is this hesitation costing you—energy, time, clarity, presence, momentum? How might things change if you trusted yourself 5% more here? Focus: Making the invisible cost visible

Think of a time you made a decision that worked out without being 100% sure. What helped you move forward anyway? Focus: Reframing confidence as earned trust, not personality.

Looking back over the past few weeks, what insight has surfaced more than once for you? What do you already sense might need to change — even if you’re not ready to act on it yet? Purpose: - Highlights inner knowing  - Builds confidence without action pressure

Monday challenge check-in Did you pause before reacting? If Yes: What did you notice in your body during the pause? Did your response change at all? What did this teach you about your emotional patterns? If No: What interrupted your intention to pause? What reminder or environmental change would increase your success rate next time? How did you pause? Did you stop and count to ten, did you take two deep breaths, or both? If you were coaching someone else through this, what would you suggest?