We’re so busy being creators we barely remember to eat. Takeout becomes inevitable. Not worrying about the healthy options, not knowing that the healthy options aren’t always very healthy, it’s all about convenience. But when you slow down, take a moment to breathe, friends come over, or you have a date with that special someone… All of a sudden cooking seems like a great idea, but you don’t have the skills. I’ve created an amazing product to help you do just that. Called “Takeout to Real Meals in 30 Days”, for just $97 you can seriously up your game in the kitchen with the help of a Cordon Bleu professionally trained Chef. Cooking is a life skill… Eating as necessity… When we can feed ourselves, we take enjoyment, nutrition, and shared moments to a higher level. Drop a comment below for the details, or join my community, The Relationship Chef, and check out the classroom. In 30 days you can be impressing everyone around you in the kitchen, and enjoying amazing food.

We hit the top 30 in our category this week and got the star. Then we lost it again a few days later. And the truth is, I wasn’t heartbroken Because I’m not trying to build something that looks good from the outside. I’m building a space people actually want to be in—where you can slow down a bit, connect, cook something simple, and enjoy your relationship instead of overthinking it. No business noise. No pressure. Just real conversations and a simple way to bring a bit more fun back into your life. If that sounds like your kind of space, you’re welcome to join us in The Relationship Chef 👩‍🍳

🤝 Collaboration Day If you try to grow alone… it’s slow. If you grow together… things start to move FAST!!🙌 Today is all about leveraging each other’s audiences. Inside this challenge right now are people with: - Different niches - Different audiences - Different strengths And that = opportunity. ✨ Today’s Task Find at least ONE person in this challenge and create a simple collaboration. This could be: - Shouting each other out - Posting each other’s communities - Doing a joint live - Swapping value posts - Even just actively supporting each other’s content 🧠 How to Make It Easy Drop this below and fill it out: My niche: Who I help: Looking to collaborate with: Collab idea: Then go through the comments and reach out to people who fit. 💬 Engagement Boost Once you’ve posted: 1. Reply to at least 2 people you could collaborate with 2. Lock something in (don’t just say “we should collab”) 3. Come back and confirm it publicly 👇 🔥 Example My niche: Skool growth Who I help: New community owners Looking to collaborate with: Anyone in business/creator space Collab idea: Shoutout swap + joint live on getting first 100 members 🎯 Why This Matters - You tap into new audiences instantly - You build real relationships - You grow faster without spending money - You increase visibility both inside AND outside Skool 🏆 Bonus Anyone who locks in a solid collaboration today gets a higher chance of being featured in front of 5,000+ members 👀🔥 Let’s connect, build, and grow together. Drop your collab details below 👇🚀

Alex Hormozi talks about relationships like they’re an asset. Something that either multiplies your life… or quietly drains it. Most people don’t think about it that way. They just assume things will stay good without doing much to maintain them. But when you’re building a business, pushing hard, and constantly “on,” your relationship usually gets whatever is left. That’s why I built Chef’s Kiss. Not as a class, but as a done-for-you date night you can rely on once a month. No planning, no thinking, no “we should do something.” It’s already handled so you actually follow through. If you believe your relationship matters as much as everything else you’re building, this is a simple way to start acting like it. It’s $27/month. Comment “DATE” and I’ll send you the details.

I was looking at cooking classes the other day. $150 per person. $185 per person. And that’s for one night. Like WTF?! What I built is $27 a month. For something you actually use. Because the problem isn’t learning how to cook. It’s that most couples don’t actually do anything together anymore. So this isn’t really about cooking. It’s about having one night a month that’s already handled. No planning. No thinking. Just showing up and doing something together. Honestly, I’m curious… Would you actually use something like that?