Hey guys Firstly, my deepest appreciation to all of you for being part of the group, especially those who interact on the feed and bring some ideas and life into the discussions. I have analytics on Skool that show me many of you are "lurking" - I can see that people read posts and visit the group, occasionally comment (usually when I'm doing some sort of free giveaway), but otherwise don't really post or support others with comments. I want to know what I can do to improve that. I want this to be a place where you feel encouraged and safe to participate actively, help others and share your experience along the way. I've tried a few things already, like 30 day challenges and polls and giveaways, but most of you remain silent. I know one sure-fire way is to make this group paid-only (remove the free membership tier). This is a last resort for me, but I'm running out of ideas. If you want this group to remain free, comment below (or DM me privately if you're not ready to be seen publicly) and let me know what I can do to increase your active participation. Let's build this thing together and have everyone giving in to the group. Cheers Dan

Its update time fellas! My initial take at creating a comedy set did not go as I had planned. Actually it was very unplanned looking back at it. But what I thought was an initial failure turned out to be a valuable lesson. I have since learned what writing jokes and comedy actually consists of. I was so clueless at first. I am pleased to announce that I finally learned how to write a joke! But don't assume I'm funny. One thing at a time here. I am also pleased to announce that I am developing a daily comedy writing discipline. I'm on day 2. I plan on implementing this visual called don't break the chain. Ok I lied. 🤥 I did implement it already and then fell off. But now I think I'm ready to re-implement it after 2 days. Last but not least, if any of you don't mind getting out of your nice guy mode long enough maybe you can tell me how bad some of these jokes are? Hey, don't get too happy with that one. I'm only kidding. I would appreciate any honest feedback though. I will post some of my earliest writings. Thanks always guys and gals! PEACE! ✌🏾 Love and Light to you all! 💛✨ P.S. Here is the visual below 👇🏾

The topic of decision making has come up a lot during client sessions lately. Most guys procrastinate and get indecisive because deep down they don't trust themselves. They're scared of making the 'wrong' decision - of making a 'mistake'. But I've learned something powerful over the years; there are no bad decisions. There are only bad reactions to decisions. In this case, we decided not to double-check our flight times, and as a result turned up to the airport about 24 hours too late to make an expensive flight from NZ to Czech. To add injury to insult, the war in Iran has ruined most flight routes back home, and the ones remaining are highly sought after. We tried booking new flights, but they got sold out by the time we got to the check out page. It was looking nearly impossible to get home within the next few weeks, and we had important medical appointments etc coming up. What to do? Well, it turns out we were looking at it the wrong way. We looked at it as a mistake that needed fixing. This limited our vision to only looking for flights all the way back to Czech, i.e. to redo what we originally were supposed to do. But what if we changed it? What if we treated this as an opportunity to go travelling? Turns out, there's only strong competition for flights going direct from NZ all the way to Europe. Flights just to midway points, like Singapore and Hawaii, were going ahead as normal with the usual availability. So it turned out to be much easier and cheaper to separate the trip into 2 stages; one to a midway point and then a separate ticket from there back home. Long story short, we realised we could spend a week in Hawaii and then cruise onwards to Czech without having to fly through a warzone or compete for tickets. Sure, it cost money, but was actually pretty cheap because we're booking it all last-minute, so both flights and accomodation were lower than usual. Probably the better way to travel anyway. And then, to further overcome the regret of 'missing our flight' and 'wasting money', we decided that one day in the future we would have done a Hawaii trip anyway, so technically-speaking we're just bringing it forward. In this sense, we haven't actually lost any money! We're just travelling one-way from NZ rather than a more expensive return trip from Czech.

Action is the ONLY currency to lasting change. Let me keep it simple with this post with no back story so it might sound strange. I'm giving myself 3 days to write an opening segment for my standup comedy routine, practice it and then record it. This Wednesday by March 18th I need to have it recorded. I gotta make some moves and take action. I'm determined. Thanks for everyone's support so far on everything and thanks in advance on this one. Maybe on a later post I'll provide some backstory. For now, the action is more important. I'll keep you all posted.

Alright guys, based on your votes earlier, you can now nominate other people in Brojo to receive free courses, books and more. This is your chance to serve others with just a few taps on the keyboard. Every so often, I'll do a post like this asking you to nominate someone, and that person will get a free gift. How to do it: comment below this post and tag someone in the comment (use the @ feature), with why you want to nominate them, e.g. "I nominate @Daniel Munro because his recent post about Stoicism helped me make a breakthrough" I'll review nominations and contact the nominees privately to offer them a free course or book or whatever I have going on at the moment. Go for it!