Being on the call yesterday made me see that I really have to shake down that Corporate Seriousness of mine. (I'll try to make this post not as wordy as I always do) I am copying Goose's Gamified Level 1, 2, and 3. Not proud of copying, but I need to fake this funny stuff, until I make it.

I start this sad tale of a man; we shall call him “Pity”, He had friends but alas (excuse my French) treated them shitty. Now as tale goes he was of “higher ways”, When another came into his light; his fake shell cracked in waves. The act of high polish veneer, showed the true plywood, His course words that tired to wedge a gap did no good. Try as Pity might to act above and beyond, His thumb and a nap still severed him well; if he’d been up too long! Now we see he took his ball and went home as a child will do, He is with his friends; as many or as few? Pout as he may; we will give him a break, We will smile and nod for Pity’s sake!

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What would Goose do? Group Theme Q! I need your fun opinions as Im now in a rabit hole of over thinking. Im getting ready to launch my SKOOL group soon for midlife women (think future self, mefirst, dream big empowerment life changing stuff) and part of what we do is make alter egos - From my Goosify research- I know a big key to make groups fun and engaging is to pick a theme. I was thinking of using the alter egos themselves as the theme - this has always been our jam- once you get an alter ego name, Noone calls you anything else in the group 😅 Im #slayer🐉, but I digress 😅 The question is- is "alter ego types" itself strong enough for a theme? Alter Egos 🦸‍♀️🧙‍♀️💃🧚‍♀️👸🧘‍♀️🧝‍♀️ Ideas?! I appreciate you guys!! 🫶🔮🚀 To the moon!

🦄 Favorite color: Purple, always. 🌈 Favorite Pokémon: I’m Gen X, so I had to Google this. Let’s say Jigglypuff because she feels like a vibe. 🐛 My current Skool challenge: Getting new members active in a simple, steady way without overwhelming them. Excited to be here and learn from all of you.