I’m awarding DWYK tokens to the Top 5 members on this week’s leaderboard. These rewards weren’t random. They were earned through participation, consistency, and action. This week’s winners and rewards: 🥇 1st Place – 100 DWYK Ash Rand 🥈 2nd Place – 75 DWYK Shawn Ziem 🥉 3rd Place – 50 DWYK Jan Walters 4️⃣ 4th Place – 25 DWYK Kunda Changwe 5️⃣ 5th Place – 15 DWYK Marama Rawenata This is what Join to Earn looks like. No hype. No guessing. Just action being rewarded. If you’re reading this and thinking, “I should be on that list,” you’re probably right. Get active. Stay consistent. Let the work speak. Well done, everyone.

I am Anders Hasselroth from Sweden. A person striving to avoid the grind and helping others "do their thing" since the 80s. That feels meaningful and fun. It can also be very lucrative. We all know more than others in certain areas. Let's apply and share such knowledge globally.

You’re seeing the early stages of something we’ve been building intentionally. Several Skool communities are now connected through a shared tokenization project on Algorand. Each community remains independent, but members can benefit from learning, activity, and contribution across aligned ecosystems. Communities in this phase: • Evolve Now Socialhttps://doingwhatyouknow.com/ens • AAA Wealth Buildershttps://doingwhatyouknow.com/AAA • Doing What You Knowhttps://doingwhatyouknow.com/skool • NMI Connection Creator Academyhttps://doingwhatyouknow.com/NMIAcademy This isn’t about speculation. It’s about participation, education, and long-term value. You’re early. Stay curious.

Welcome @Anders Hasselroth and @Glenn Bradshaw to the community! Please introduce yourselves to the group. Let us know where you're from and what you expect to gain from the community.

Today's quote from the book: “I had grown weary of repeating the same patterns.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 3, p. 33 Familiar isn’t working. You know it. Your results know it. Same start. Same stall. Same story. The fix isn’t louder effort. It’s a different first move. Small, simple, repeatable. Change the start and the pattern changes. Do it today. Do it again tomorrow. Let proof rewrite who you think you are. Name the pattern you’re done with. Pick one tiny new first move and run it once today. Log it. Repeat tomorrow.