@Michelle Cyr done did it! LEVEL EIGHT!!! 👇🔽👇🔽👇🔽👇🔽👇🔽👇🔽👇🔽👇🔽👇🔽 Painting For Drawing Dropouts

I've reviewed quite a few About Pages lately, and one thing keeps showing up: Sometimes the page is already pretty good. It just needs one clearer decision. Maybe the right person is there, but it's not obvious enough. Maybe the offer makes sense, but the strongest reason to join is buried. Maybe the visuals look good, but the message they support could be tighter. So I thought I'd bring my free DFY About Page Short Reviews back to The Directory 😊 I'll take a proper look at your actual page - copy, offer + visuals - and give you: ✅ What I'd KEEP - the strongest part I wouldn't mess with 🧪 What I'd TEST first - the one change I think could make the biggest difference No giant teardown. No generic AI checklist. Just a short, practical second pair of eyes based on what I actually see on your page. 👇 Comment DFY and I'll review your Skool About Page here in the thread 🐬

what would it be? The one thing that you wish you could create and put on your wall? Maybe something for your kids room? A painting of your favorite vacation spot? I teach beginner classes on Sunday mornings. Come join us! Painting for Drawing Dropouts.

Someone you love is going through something difficult. You care about them. You want to help. You want them to know they’re not alone. And then you notice that you’re having a perfectly lovely day while they’re still struggling. That feels so uncomfortable, doesn’t it? I’ve been thinking about the difference between empathy and over-sympathy the last few years. Romans 12:15 encourages us to celebrate with those who celebrate and weep with those who grieve. But where does sharing someone’s sorrow end and carrying their burden begin? I’m curious how others navigate this. Can you feel genuine compassion for someone who’s hurting and still feel completely at peace yourself? 💗

I love that today’s Quiet Time doesn’t ask us to become less compassionate. We’re reflecting on what it looks like to love people with both gentleness AND wisdom. Our Scripture is Romans 12:15. Celebrate with those who celebrate and weep with those who grieve. There’s such a beautiful picture of empathy in those words. We can enter into someone’s joy. We can sit with them in their sorrow. We can genuinely care about what they’re experiencing. And we can do all of that while remaining grounded in the peace Holy Spirit has given us. That’s what we’re exploring in today’s Cheshvan Quiet Time and Colouring Page. The colouring page is a gentle opportunity to slow down, meditate on the Scripture declaration and give Holy Spirit room to bring something to our attention. And the complementary Quiet Time Reflection takes us a little deeper with this question. 🦋 When was the last time you were tempted to resist true Empathy because you felt Overly Sympathetic? Sometimes the answer surprises us. Sometimes we recognize how much has already changed in the way we love others. I’d love for you to enjoy tomorrow’s colouring page, which I’m sharing here for FREE. 💗 And if you’d like the complementary Quiet Time Reflection to go with it, comment 🙋‍♀️ and I’ll share it with you!