In a recent post I commented about my community, where I help people discover their authentic self - the person they were originally designed to be when entering this life, and to define their purpose in life. Additionally, I help people apply their authentic self to all areas of their life - what they eat, how they move their body, and connect with people through the various relationships in their life. @Heather Boers and I then began discussing human design, which I compared to the easy button for the work that I do. In my experience, I truly valued the experience going through the process of discovering my authentic self (personal human blueprint) and purpose in life, and found reassurance that when I learned about human design and checked mine, it was exactly what I discovered through my own exploration. While pressing the easy button is, well, easy, I've found it's not impactful in a person's life when they have their own awareness instead of having the answers given to them. Have you had a similar experience where you discovered the answer for yourself instead of someone else just giving you the answer? I equate this to parents telling their kids not to do something hoping to help the kids avoid having to learn lessons the hard way like they did, and yet the kid ignores the parent and still learns the hard way, even though they had the answer! What are your experiences with human design? Have you tried it? How spot on is it for you?

You’re in the right room if you’re a midlife woman business owner or Skool host who’s done waiting to feel “ready.” If visibility matters in 2026 — this is where you build it. This is a summit-first, collaboration-driven community built on momentum, not content consumption. Here’s how to get started: 👉 Start the Leaderboard Visibility Challenge (Levels 1–6) Not competition — participation. Every action unlocks visibility opportunities in our community, like sharing a freebie, hosting a networking call with members, or leading a workshop 👉 Check the Calendar - Our next summit - Built to Be Seen is on March 30-April 1 - Our next Global Networking Call is with @Siri Baruc Thornton on March 10 - SIGN UP 👉 Introduce Yourself - Post your introduction here in the comments - Let us know who you are, who you work with, what your business is about without sharing links - Get to Level 3 and you can start sharing link. See our posting guidelines. These tips is the fastest way to spark conversations and build real connections in our community. This community spans the globe. The relationships you build here often become the most valuable part.

One of the best ways to grow is to support each other on Skool. So let's do that 👇 Drop a comment with: 1. Your Skool community name + link 2. Who it's for (in one sentence) 3. What members get when they join Then scroll through and join 3 communities that genuinely interest you. Not to game the algorithm. Not for a follow back. Because you're actually curious and want to connect with people building cool things. Let's help each other get those wins 🙌

Imagine if you could see key information floating above someone’s head at a networking event. Where they’re from.What they do.What they’re working on. Starting a conversation would be a lot easier, right? That’s exactly what profiles on Skool do. 🙂 But the real question is… Are you actually clicking on profiles and meeting people? Are you intentionally building relationships in the community? Or are you mostly just watching from the sidelines? I’ll be honest. I haven't done this as much as I used to do on social media. So I've made a change in 2026 to connect more! Clicking on profiles. Starting conversations. Building connections. Curious about you. How active are you here on Skool, and are you taking advantage of the opportunities to meet people? 👇

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