Got to meet some truly incredible people, epic creators, dreamers and change makers right here in northern arizona. 🌵🌲🏔 It was so much fun and in such divine timing ✨️✨️✨️ After only about a week of being active here, I'm feeling lit up and empowered with all of the information and love that was shared, and I know the only way now is up! Stoked, to make real friendships and see real progress in all areas of life with y'all 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 Thank you goose for starting/ leading Skool IRL. Highly recommend meeting up with peeps in your area when you can! Find nearby skool friends on the Map! 🗺

helping me realizing. .. 2,776points to level up I love seeing information graphicly. look where I am winning & where I am failing.

This week I launched a free ebook inside my Skool community, and it felt like giving my people a little present from my brain and my heart. It’s called “The Secret Map of Executive Functions” ... a very visual, story‑driven guide to things like planning, working memory, time, emotional regulation, etc. I wanted it to feel more like a gentle illustrated map than a clinical document, so that neurodivergent adults (and the people around them) could actually see how these functions work in daily life. My “strategy” to write it wasn’t very fancy, I started by listing the moments where my own executive functions fall apart in real life. I turned each one into a character or tiny scene (the Map Holder, the Book Stack, the Hourglass, etc.). Then I wrote around the images, always asking: “Would my tired, overwhelmed brain understand this on a bad day?” No funnels, no paid ads, just something that adds real value and that I want my community to have access to, even if they never buy anything from me. 👉 What has been your “gift” to your community so far? It could be: a resource you made just because you knew they needed it, an event, a ritual, a little tradition you started, a way you show up that makes the space feel different. Would love to hear what you’ve created for your people that feels meaningful beyond “content”.

fellin' a bit discouraged... can you send me a gif to encourage or lift my spirits/

At some point, you realize peace is a skill—not a place. How did you learn yours?