UPDATE: welcome to join us at 23:00 Jerusalem (9pm UK/ 4pm New York) for 10 mins to set the goal i currently have 2,204 emails in all my inboxes, combined. it's a disaster for me. i love inbox zero. but, i was busy with business and personal, it got out of hand. i know the only way to do it, is in one very loooong go, after hours. so, i am looking for an accountability partner(s). who wants to: clean up - email - desktop - files... anything, really. just clean up. we'll use the same process as we did with @Carin Chantel for podcast editing: - zoom call at 23:00 Jerusalem (9pm UK/ 4pm New York) for 10 mins to set the goal - check-in in the comments, under this post, every top of the hour with the progress - celebratory comment once you finish! it is gonna be about 2 hours for me give or take. the system i use is "one-touch" and 3D: - do it - delete it - defer it (put it in the to-do list) in the end, i get it inbox zero. anyone?

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let me tell you a story. all characters are fictional. any resemblance to real people is purely educational. === two farmers were invited to sell their harvest at a big community market. the organizer took care of everything. the ads. the foot traffic. the setup. the crowd. all the farmers had to do was show up with their best produce. === farmer #1 showed up on market day. set up the stand. gave out samples. great produce, honestly. then packed up and left. a few days later, the organizer checked in. "How was it?" "eh. i only got one customer. doesn't feel worth the effort." to their credit — they added, "maybe I'm looking at this wrong." yeah. maybe. === farmer #2 also showed up on market day. also had great produce. but here's the thing. farmer #2 came before the market day. helping set up the stalls. handing out flyers around town. talking to other vendors. hyping the event. on market day? farmer #2 didn't just sell from their stall. they walked around. bought from other farmers. cheered people on. stayed till closing. after market day? farmer #2 kept showing up. still walking the aisles. still building relationships. still there. few days after, farmer #2 sent the organizer a message: "hey — someone from your market just became a repeat customer. thank you." not a complaint. a thank you. === now let me be real with you. farmer #1 isn't a bad person. they're a great expert. talented. skilled. but they treated the market like a vending machine. insert presentation → receive customers. that's not how it works. that's not how relationships work. that's not how any of this works. farmer #2? they're going to crush it. not because they're more talented. because they understand something most people don't: you don't harvest where you haven't planted. and when someone shows up like that? with that energy? with that generosity? i will move mountains for them. every door i can open — open. every connection i can make — made. that's the real ROI of showing up. it's not in the session. it's in what happens after.

My target audience is retired or near-retired adults who want to preserve their memories, stories, values, and life lessons for their children, grandchildren, and future generations. I’d love your suggestions on what Skool communities I should check out. As per Lidia's suggestion I'm open to some collaboration, maybe a webinar, but so far I haven't found a community on Skool that fits the bill.

I want to spend a hot minute to say massive thank you to everyone who left a review for Hackathon on Proveworth: @Ben Sherry @Mimi Ramsey @Krisztián Nagy @Kathy Fluch @Susan Wisnewski @Ana Una @Zena Ryder @Chris Suckling @Carin Chantel @Dave Schoof @Jennifer Juniper @Ruth aka Grace Rose 12 reviews!!! With that, we just hit 1st page of ALL communities. It's huge 🎉. I am beyond thankful for your effort and kind words. Extra kudos to @Ben Sherry for video testimonial! This is awesome. So, what? You know me, I turn everything (and I mean it) into a game and win-win-win situation. Here it is: - if you are not on this list, and you've got a benefit from this community, then go and do it - leave a review, text or video. The goal now is to grow up to the top of the list (61 reviews 😰). - join Friday Review Roulette - where you give reviews and you get reviews on Proveworth for more visibility, traffic and members!!! All authentic, no fakes, just giving it a bit of a boost and a little insentive. We cannot pay for reviews, or compensate it any other way. And I think it's good. But we can help each other grow faster. That's not against the rules. How fun is this on a scale from cool to awesome 🤩?