I've caught myself doing something lately. I'll notice something and think... Huh. That's interesting. And then I'll keep right on going. 😂 A few days later, there it is again. Maybe it's something someone says. A reaction I have. A question that keeps coming back. Something that feels easier than it used to. Or something I keep avoiding for reasons I haven't quite figured out.🤔 And eventually I think... Okay. Maybe I should pay attention to this. 😂 I've always been someone who wants to understand things. Give me enough pieces, and I'm going to try to put the puzzle together. But I'm realizing there's something to be said for not figuring it out quite so quickly. Just noticing. Getting curious. Letting something sit there for a while without deciding what it means or what I'm supposed to do about it. So that's where my head is this morning. What's been catching your attention lately? It doesn't have to be about your community. It could be your business, something about yourself, or just life doing what life does. ❤️ And you don't have to know what it means. Maybe we can just ponder... “Hmmm. I wonder why I keep noticing that?” ❤️🐼🎋

If you’ve been around here for a while, you’ve probably watched @Jen Ps do something I really admire. She pays attention. She listens. She asks for feedback. She tweaks. She tests. And she keeps coming back to one question: Does what I’m building actually fit the women I’m building it for? Jen created The Room to Breathe for women carrying the invisible mental load. The grocery lists. The appointments. The remembering for everyone else. The decisions. The 20 tabs that never quite close. She described those women in a way I haven’t forgotten. “I want women to stop saying ‘I’m fine’ when they really mean ‘I’m still functioning." When Jen thought about what already-overloaded women needed from a community, she made a choice worth noticing. She didn’t give them more to keep up with. She built less. On purpose. No courses. No catching up. Because, as Jen says... “For women who are already overloaded, less is more.” THAT is one of the reasons we wanted Jen in Headliners: Builders Behind Great Communities. Her story says something about mental load, yes. But it also says something about building. Sometimes creating more value isn’t about adding another thing. Sometimes it’s knowing what not to add. 👉 Meet Jen in Headliners Jen, you’ve let us watch you question, listen, experiment, change things, ask for feedback, and occasionally promise me you’ll STOP touching your About page. 😂🩷 But no tweaking today. Today we get to celebrate YOU. 🌟🩷 Building better communities. One builder at a time.

What are you trying to figure out today? Maybe you know what you want to build, but you’re not sure what to do next. Maybe you’ve made a change and want another set of eyes on it. Maybe something isn’t working and you can’t quite figure out why. Or maybe you’ve got one of those half-formed thoughts that keeps following you around. 😂 Bring it in. You don’t need to have the question figured out before you ask it. Tell us what’s going on, what you’ve tried, or where you’re getting stuck. Sometimes the next move gets a whole lot clearer when you stop trying to figure it out by yourself. Todd and I are here. And so is a room full of builders who know what it’s like to be right in the middle of it. What can we help you think through today? Prefer to talk privately? Our DMs are always open. 💙

We ask you all to bring the things you’re building, questioning, and trying to figure out. So...our turn. 😂 Todd and I have been looking pretty closely at Skoolology itself lately, and there’s something we’re trying to understand a bit better. We see many of you bringing questions here while they’re still messy and half-figured-out. And it got us wondering about what makes something feel like a “Skoolology question” in the first place. When you’re stuck or trying to figure something out in your community or business... What makes you think, “I’m bringing this to Skoolology”? And just as importantly... What might make you decide this isn't something you'd bring here? We’re not looking for the nice answer. 😂❤️ We’re trying to see something we may be too close to see ourselves. So this is our Build today. What are we missing? ❤️🐼🔨

Everyone, help me give @Cath Phillips a warm Skoolology welcome! Cath, I’m looking forward to getting to know you and learning what brought you our way. You’ve landed in a room full of people building, testing, figuring things out, changing their minds, and cheering each other on along the way. 😂 We’re really glad you’re here! ❤️