@Krysti Hansen will do :) :)

Update 1 July 2026: Loving a more relaxed life. I closed my skool completely and turned off all notifications in all social media. I focused on my practice and I started watching a bunch of Netflix series with my family instead of working all the time. A war broke out in the Middle East on 28 February 2026 and I took one look at the bombs and interceptors which we could see clearly from our apartment (and hear!!!) and decided to leave. 5 days after it started we drove across the border of the UAE to Oman, parked our car in long term storage in Muscat then flew to Kenya. Almost got charged by a white rhino in Nairobi National park and had to drive at walking pace for over a kilometer in the middle of a herd of giraffe - they look peaceful from afar but close up all you can see are their massive hindquarters and strong legs that could easily kick over our open-top vehicle. We flew to Johannesburg via a stopover in Malawi and eventually landed in Cape Town after an epic 5 day trek. Picked up our other car from its home in long term storage there and drove 1000km to the beautiful eastern cape to stay with our brother-in-law for the next few months. It was utterly peaceful living in his beautiful house on the marina and the clean air cleared our allergies and our heads. We came back to Dubai in mid May, stopping in Oman to collect our car of course. But we’re here only to pack up and close up and finalize our affairs, which has been a bit difficult due to my husband being unfairly terminated during this time and a looming court case. However, in less than 2 weeks we will relocate permanently to beautiful Koh Samui in Thailand, and embark on a life on the beach. My husband has a great job at one of the 3 British international schools in the island and my kids are enrolled and will continue to benefit from a top tier private school education, but in a much smaller school (their school in Dubai is a “mega school” with 4000 kids this is a comparatively tiny school of 300 kids from FS1 to A levels). We are all excited and a bit sad, it’s always hard to say goodbye.

@Diana Frank bless you Diana, your energy certainly impressed me, too.

@Joseph Isosaki hope all is well Joseph! Sending you lots of appreciation :)

@Joseph Isosaki thanks so much! I often feel so guilty for not doing more of the amazing things I could do. I have to practice what I preach in my practice and in my videos, and remind myself that it’s okay to let opportunities pass by. And to let some fires burn 🔥

@Joseph Isosaki made me cry ❤️❤️❤️

@Joseph Isosaki wow ~Japan, hey. It's a different world. In Taiwan we furnished our apartment with "rubbish" furniture which was literally left on the side walk especially around Chinese New year but it was perfect and the only reason it was thrown away is because the Taiwanese like to have everything new at Chinese New Year.

and no one would pick it up except 'foreigners' like us. Happy your little guy can ride the bike, let's hope George can crack the code by the end of summer/winter, too.

I think it's an interesting idea. Like maybe have a tiny little coursera or udemy in your classroom, that's ultra niche and interesting. I think it's worth exploring, my only worry would be that it could easily get overwhelming you'd have to think about how to lay it out and present it.