Well, @Faith Adebayo our moderator extraordinaire would tell you millions because we are a public group and we get indexed by both search engines and AI "things" like ChatGPT and Claude, but just this last month, we had more than 9,000 visitors to the community. How cool is that?!?!?! Oh, and we are getting dangerously close to hitting the 2k mark of genuine Skool group owners as members! Know anyone you might want to refer????

https://www.skool.com/lifelong-mover-9773/15-min-body?p=c262c177

Get down. One thing I hear again and again as we get older is, "I just don't get down on the ground anymore." And honestly, that's exactly why I chose to be a lifelong mover. I know I'm not the only one who wants to stay capable, curious, and mobile as the years roll on. Whether you've made that decision for yourself or not, here's the truth: If you want to move well as you age, you have to practice getting downv— and getting back up. THIS WEEKS CHALLENGE: Play with it. Get creative. Find reasons to get all the way down to the ground and rise again in as many different ways as you can. Don't worry about technique right now. The magic is in the doing. How many times will you try it? How many variations can you come up with? Have a blessed week — and enjoy the game.

And if you don’t yet… you soon-ish will. Let’s crack it together. First up, I’ve been talking about this for yonks (hmmm, that's maybe a Brit saying-thinking out loud), and it came up again in a conversation with a juicy convo with @Éva Raposa (yes, she always brings those, keepin it real kinda chats), thanks for sparking back this spark btw… Anyways...It totes reminded me how many of us are carrying this quietly, especially if we’ve been in lots of different communities over time. Ok, full transparency because LOL at pretending otherwise… So, I was literally sat here thinking what the frick should I post in this group and how could it actually be useful or supportive to someone, instead of just posting for the sake of posting, pffft And then I realised… DUH… this is one of the conversations I have ALL. THE. TIME. People telling me they don’t know what to write. Don’t know what to post. Feel like they’ve got nothing to say. Feel like nobody actually cares anyway. And honestly, if you’ve ever thought any of that, you’re not broken, you’re not behind, and you’re DEFINITELY not alone. A lot of this comes from what I call POSTAPHOBIA!!!! 🫨 Yep, it’s a (mimi-fied) thing + yup, I have it too. It usually comes from being in loads of different spaces, all with different vibes, different rules, different expectations. Maybe you’ve had posts deleted before. Maybe you’ve been told “this isn’t relevant here”. Maybe you shared something once and it landed weird. All of that stuff gets stored in your body and suddenly posting feels… risky AF. Uncomfortable. Like you might do it “wrong”= internal eeeeekkk, gulp... So instead of doing something, you freeze. Overthink. Then balls to it, you do NAFF ALL, NADA, NOT A TOFU SAUSAGE. And here’s the bit I really want you to hear. We are ALL here - in SKOOL, in communities, in groups - because we have something to share. We didn’t accidentally end up here. We might be at totally different stages, with different-sized communities, different confidence levels, different energy… but we’re all here because we care about building something. A community. An idea. An impact. A business.

Time spent growing our skills and colaborating with likeminded people in that way is so valuable. Grateful for the opportunity to see all of the amazing work people are doing on here.