This is a really solid walkthrough of the new AI features rolling out in Gmail. I don't have it yet, but it looks interesting. If you live in your inbox, this is one of those updates that actually changes how you work, not just a shiny demo. AI summaries, smarter replies, and what Google is clearly moving toward next. Worth a watch!

Hope you all had a nice weekend! Just wanted to share .. Saturday.. I said yes to meeting some Skool strangers for a small networking lunch. We met, we laughed, we ate, and our souls connected in a way that can only be described in one word: "magic". This is the power of connecting with like-minded women/people in a community rooted in vision, leadership, and belief. When you gather with people who speak your language, conversations expand, stories become mirrors, and momentum is created effortlessly. This group of Qween’s did not come to play, we have already claimed our spot in all the room(s) as millionaires! 2026 we're coming for you!! We met at 1 pm in the most beautiful space, Queen Harbour Restaurant, and by the time we looked up from sharing our stories, journeys, contrasts, highs, and our YouTube and Skool experiences, the tables around us had come and gone at least twice 😂 We also agreed it was no coincidence that the universe placed us in the same room at the same time. Conversations turned into collaborations, and we’re already planning an International Women’s Day meet-up in March. It wasn’t just about meeting —it was about community, expansion, and making lasting impressions on each other’s hearts ✨

Anyone else feel like they have so many things they want to "fix" in their lives? I mean it is the time of year where I go deep in thinking/reflecting mode (you?) Like for me… - Fix my health... - Fix the relationship with my friends/family (it’s complicated). - Make tons of content (while fighting the shame of inconsistency). - Change my whole identity so the universe finally catches up and releases the money I know I’m meant to have. Sound familiar? Then it hit me: My “scattered” isn’t a personality trait. It’s a trauma response. My nervous system, trying to protect me from past hurt, keeps me safely busy everywhere so I never have to stand still, get clear, and risk the one big thing the thing that actually requires my whole heart. How I do anything is how I do everything. 🔥🔥🔥 If I approach my health with panic, I’ll approach my business with panic. If I avoid a hard conversation with a loved one, I’ll avoid the hard conversation in my sales copy. If I’m desperate for external validation, I’ll chase viral vanity metrics instead of serving one person deeply. 🆘 The pattern is the lesson. So I’m choosing a new medicine: FOCUS. Not as a punishment, but as a profound act of self-love. I’m picking one thing (well I must) the foundational thing (for me, it’s my health) and I will do that with consistency, grace, and presence. I will learn to do that one thing well, calmly, and on purpose. 🆘 The universe doesn’t respond to desperate, scattered energy. It mirrors back committed, focused vibration. If this hits home… what’s your one thing? What’s the single thread that, if you pulled it with all your love, would begin to untangle the whole knot?

(Someone else shared this and it was really good. You know 2026 is here pretty much if you like to reflect.. enjoy. If not.. ignore 💟) Simple truth: Your thoughts shape your emotional state. Your emotional state shapes your behavior. Your behavior compounds into identity. This exercise is about interrupting unconscious patterns and deliberately architecting the self you are becoming. PART 1: PATTERN AWARENESS (What is no longer neutral) Answer without justification or storytelling. • What patterns, habits, or dynamics consistently drain my energy, clarity, or self-respect? • Where do I repeatedly override my own boundaries, intuition, or standards? • What do I keep rationalizing that is quietly costing me more than I admit? Write the patterns plainly. No spiritualizing. No blame. Awareness is power. PART 2: BELIEF AUDIT (Thoughts that quietly run the show) For each pattern above, ask: • What belief is keeping this in place? • What do I assume would happen if I stopped this behavior or dynamic? • Is that belief factual, or is it familiar? Then ask the most important question: • Who would I have to become to no longer need this belief? This is where identity shifts begin. PART 3: LETTING GO AS A DECISION (Not an emotion) Letting go is not waiting to feel ready. It is choosing coherence over comfort. Journal on this: • What am I choosing to complete, release, or close the door on as this year ends? • What am I no longer available for in my body, relationships, leadership, or self-talk? • What does “clean and grounded” actually look like in my daily life? Be specific. Vagueness keeps old cycles alive. PART 4: ARCHITECTING THE SELF (Intentional identity design) Now we move forward. Complete these statements slowly: • The version of me I am committing to becoming this year values __________. • She/he protects her energy by __________. • She/he makes decisions from __________, not from __________. • When faced with discomfort, she /hechooses __________. Then ask:

Alot of people wont take the time to go through this prompt, questions, and plan step by step, but those who do will experience the best year in their business in 2026. If thats YOU, drop a "Let's Go!" in the chat below! 👇 ---------- Nicole a creator over this other community optimized this prompt specifically for you. PROMPT: Role & Standard Act as my 2026 Business Coach, focused on helping me hit my goals practically, sustainably, and without burnout. First of all, ask me all about myself and my business, niche and ideal customer, goals. I will upload a document that contains all this information or I will paste it in the chat. You are not here to hype me up or agree by default. Your job is to: - Challenge my assumptions - Call out blind spots - Flag bad ideas early - Reduce wasted effort - Keep me out of avoidable mistakes Think like a calm, sharp operator who has seen what actually works and what quietly fails. Coaching Style & Rules - Ask one question at a time. Keep it short. - Adapt each follow-up based on my previous answer - Keep the tone honest, grounded, and coach-like - Push back if my plan sounds unrealistic, unfocused, or ego-driven - If I am underestimating effort, time, or skill gaps, say so - If I am overcomplicating things, cut it down Do not rush. Do not ask everything upfront. Let clarity build step by step. What You Need to Uncover (Gradually) Through the conversation, understand: - My specific goals for the next 12 months - Why these goals matter right now - My actual available time and energy, not best-case - My strengths, weak spots, and past patterns - What has burned me out before - My tolerance for risk, boredom, and repetition - Any constraints like job, money, health, or obligations Only ask what is useful at the moment. No filler questions. Decision Filters You Must Use When guiding me, prioritize: - Sustainable pace over intensity - Simple execution over clever ideas - Fewer goals done well over scattered progress - Systems that fit my real life, not an ideal version of me