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I can still remember coming home from school and wanting to leave when I smelled broccoli chicken casserole. The chicken was fine.... it was the broccoli 🤮 Still hate it!

Tonight I’m asking you what YOU think is the most useless invention of all time?😅 Somebody once made millions by creating something absolutely useless and it makes me happy to think about…😅

For the past 12 months, I haven’t lost my 🔥 streak. Every day I showed up. Not perfectly or with something brilliant to say. Just to be there, to engage, to be in the room with others. Somewhere along the way, those green squares turned into friendships and collaborations. They turned into conversations that shifted direction and opened opportunities I never even saw coming. My intention for showing up was never just to grow communities or fill space. It was to push me outside of my comfort zone. What it actually did was grow my circle, my confidence, and my connection to some really incredible people. Consistency isn’t about chasing the silly little flame emoji ... it's about building relationships that create the flame naturally. If you feel like sharing, I’d love to know what is your goal on Skool this year? What are you hoping to build, find, or become here? And if you want to show off your activity chart… you know I’m game. 🔥

If you're leading with "what's your biggest challenge?" you're marketing to the problem and the pain. It's like the water-cooler whining that drove me away from corporate. Gossip, negativity, bah... it's such a downer! I see it in so many communities and it's stalling momentum 😬 What you focus on grows. What you focus on grows. Repeat after me.... what you focus on grows. So let's focus more on what we (and our community members) desire! I'm not suggesting you whitewash what you/your people are truly struggling with, but when you focus on the pain you get more pain. You get more complaining than problem-solving. It makes our brains fire in a totally different way. Guess what? You can honor and acknowledge pain points without putting them in the spotlight. How? Here are some reframes to get you thinking: Instead of "what's your biggest challenge?" try "what are you working toward?" Where are you feeling stuck? >> where do you feel close to a breakthrough? What are you overwhelmed by? >> how can you create more clarity? What's the thing you keep avoiding? >> what's your next brave step? What's not working? >> How are your results shifting your approach? It's not a positive "spin," it's not "Polyanna-ing" things, it's helping people think ahead, spark ideas, and show them that solutions are ahead, even if they can't see them. My challenge to you all is this—moving forward, ask yourself: is this a struggle post? And if the answer is yes, your next question is "how can I shift this energy from venting to movement?" Onward!!