As someone with a massive following who has in he last few years given his life to God I now have no idea how to pivot my content towards that change. I dont know if I want to be a full on pastor or do I simply want to be a witness in my day to day life. I write a lot but it feels like I'm caging away super helpful ideas that could help others and ADHD has me with a billion ideas with nowhere to start. I want to find my way in aiming this here.

Hi everyone 😊 I just joined today — on my 52nd birthday. And I think I'm finally ready to admit something: I've procrastinated for decades. And I've lost so many opportunities along the way. I've worked so f****** hard to become good at climbing the tree. I found ways that worked for me: Don't give up. One more step. Don't give up. One more step. And I'm exhausted! I've been a designer, Art Director, CEO, teacher, digital marketer, and marketing specialist. I'm now a certified Professional Business Coach, NLP Coach, Health Coach, and Diet Coach. Not to forget, that I have been a professional match maker and an Employment Specialist. I've collected titles. I've learned. I've pushed. But never reached for what I really wanted. But now? I don't want to climb the damn tree anymore. I want to jump into the sea and become the swimmer I was always meant to be. I have strived to be professional — though I really just want to play. I have strived to be perfect — though I love perfectly imperfect people and things. I have strived to sound sophisticated — though I really just want to be warm, playful, and direct. I have strived to be important — though what I really want is to spark the potential in the person in front of me. So... Mask off. No more pride. No more hiding behind the professional titles I've earned. No more climbing. I just want to swim alongside my potential. Jim's AI Twin made me realize something I had never seen before: Why charm became one of my greatest strengths — and how I've used it to mask so much of what I felt embarrassed about in myself. That hit hard! I have found my purpose. I love myself. I know my worth. And I've learned how to regulate my nervous system. I've taught my clients the art of charm and seen how powerfully it can change their lives and businesses. And that's something I want to bring with me into the water. Now I want to explore what happens when we stop using our strengths to adapt and fit in — and instead bring them into alignment with who we truly are. And develope a magnetic authentic version of ourself?