Hey y’all! I’m looking forward to expanding this thread of our community page! I need your help in doing so. Queer history is a BROAD subject, and I want to make sure I cover topics that will actually spark interest or discussion. If you have a specific topic/person/event you’d like me to share info about, drop it in the comments

Our community here has grown a bit since last week, I’m so excited to see new faces! Thank you all for being here. I’ve been noticing a lack of group participation, and I want this to be a space for discussion and interaction; not just another spot to scroll. If you're feeling up to it, introduce yourself in the comments and tell us what your favorite breakfast food is! Mine is a breakfast sandwich (any variation, has to have bacon)

Happy Monday everyone! I've got some queer history coming your way this week, and I wanted to remind you to claim your spot for Habit Lab if you haven't already! I know how burnt out I got trying to rely on 'discipline' and 'willpower' alone when setting goals; it isn't sustainable. I'm so excited to share my knowledge and help others develop systems that are conducive to their desired habits. No matter what your goals are, this Habit Lab will help you achieve them. If you still need to sign up, be sure to navigate to the classroom tab to claim your spot!

It's almost here! We have exactly 10 days until Habit Lab begins; 50 committed individuals will be joining me in a 45 day habit audit. We will be identifying and classifying existing behaviors, removing barriers to desired outcomes, and building habits that last. Here is the 45/45/50 Protocol: - 45 Days: The exact window needed to move past mental friction and make a habit automatic. - $45: Exactly $1 a day to completely rewrite your daily operating system. - 50 Spots: I am capping this at 50 participants so we can actually keep each other accountable in a tight-knit room without anyone slipping through the cracks. Inside the Lab, we will execute three phases: 1. Days 1–15 (Friction Analysis): Map your triggers and make bad habits lose their steam. 2. Days 16–30 (Compound Process): Master Habit Stacking and standardizing before optimizing. 3. Days 31–45 (System Lock): Install the "Never Miss Twice" rule to foolproof your consistency. If you are ready to stop fighting your environment and start designing it... The doors are open. But once the 50th scientist claims their spot, the Lab closes. Find it under the "Classroom" tab.

Big things on the way! I've worked out an outline of the framework for the Habit Lab, and have decided on a structure that prioritizes both autonomy as well as community. It will begin on July 13th and the program will be 45 days in length; each of the 5 weeks will have a different theme and framework. I'll be hosting weekly accountability calls for all participants as well (at multiple times to accommodate differing schedules if necessary). The capacity will be limited (50 people) as I want to ensure I am able to give proper attention to each participant's individual goals. There will also be PRIZES! Each week, I will be implementing different challenges to help develop better habits, and keeping track of the top participants. At the end of the 45 day program, I will be giving out 1 month of 1:1 Coaching for FREE to the (2) winners of the Habit Lab. If you have any questions or want to share an idea for the Habit Lab before it begins, please leave a comment :)