Just finished a lovely sound healing session led by @Kristof Lambregts! Really enjoyed it. If you'd like to join Kristof's community and get more sound healing like this, check out his community over at Tune Your Self

Most people think money comes from working more. But that’s not actually how it works. Money comes from solving problems. The better you get at noticing what people need and helping them get it, the easier it becomes to make money (and eventually build your own thing). This is the shift: ❌ “How can I work harder?” ✅ “What problem can I solve?” If you can train your brain to look for problems instead of just tasks… you’ll never run out of opportunities. What’s one problem you’ve noticed recently that someone would pay to solve? 👇

This morning's plan: ✅ Finish Day 3 of the 7-Day Challenge I'm working on What I actually did: 🚀 Completely revamped the community about page 🚀 Made a new community graphic 🚀 Wrote this post The challenge? Still sitting there. Waiting for me. Can anyone relate? 😅 Also, what do you think of the new about page?

If so, what app do you use? What features do you love about it? Anything you wish it could do, but doesn't? Anything you hate about it? Doing a little research for a project I'm working on... very much appreciate your insights!!!

Fantastic idea. One note for everyone: it’s usually a good idea to figure out how to make sure you’re working on your most important task first thing in the morning—regardless of your morning routine or any physical anchor you use. That way, you ensure your most important work gets done no matter the circumstances, and your productivity won’t dip below a certain level. You’ll also avoid falling into “morning routine” traps that are really just procrastination disguised as productivity. Of course, physical anchoring can be a great way to help you make that transition. For example, I used to play my favorite video game first thing in the morning so I’d actually want to get up at 5 a.m. Then, after a while, waking up that early became normal, and I was able to phase out the game and transition straight into work. The key is to figure out what works for you. No matter how silly or unconventional it may seem. Especially don’t just listen to advice that says you simply need to be more disciplined. That advice can work, but for many people with ADHD, it just drains your energy. And protecting your energy is one of the most important things you have to do as an entrepreneur. I also added a video from Daniel Priestley where he talks about how Richard Branson taught him to focus on the same principles. I don’t usually post this much. Fantastic topic. Thanks, @Bill Widmer Hope everyone is having a fantastic time. All the best. Cheers. Anzumana