@Christine Knight IFS

@Christine Knight IFS Yes, I also have the impression that he was a very nice guy in his private life... although we really don't know, we just get a distorted picture... but, there is something special in him that breaks through all those masks

@Anna Murrietta "Connection over perfection" - that's the real challenge, Anna. Distance grandparenting needs its own playbook. What's the #1 struggle you see grandparents facing? 🧭

@Anna Murrietta Distance is the obvious answer, but I'm curious - what specifically about distance hurts most? Missing daily moments, or feeling like you're becoming a stranger to them? That distinction probably shapes what solutions actually help

@Bente Grytøyr "Permission to rest without guilt" - that's foundational, Bente. Without that, no other self-care practice sticks. You're right that this affects men too. The hustle culture trap doesn't discriminate - we all get caught measuring worth by output instead of being 🧭

@Bente Grytøyr Honest answer? Men's self-care spaces are rare. Most frame it as "optimization" or "performance" because that's the acceptable language. You're smart to focus specifically on women - the stress patterns and cultural expectations are different enough that trying to serve both dilutes the message. Men imho need their own spaces with their own language, but those are harder to build because vulnerability = weakness in most male circles. For me, sport has always been the outlet - basketball, football, sailing. Physical release without having to talk about feelings. Different approach, same need. Your focus creates depth. That matters more than trying to reach everyone 🧭

@Jeff Baer Smart - making QR codes people actually want to scan. Where do most Skoolers use these? 🧭

@Jeff Baer Smart - different communities, different use cases. For me, most traffic comes from other Skool communities and direct conversations. The QR would work well for in-person networking events and 1:1 strategy calls where people want quick access. Digital signature makes sense too 🧭

@Amy Christensen Body wisdom often gets overlooked in favor of mental strategies alone. What's the first practice you teach women when they join? 🧭

@Amy Christensen "Learning your body yes and no" - that's more foundational than most people realize, Amy. Building trust in those signals is what makes all other decisions easier. When you can't trust your own body's feedback, everything becomes mental gymnastics