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🚨 5 Day Challenge: Everything you need to know
This challenge has already transformed the lives of over a thousand people. For some it's about the tiny shifts, for others it completely changed their lives. Are you ready? Let us know by taking the poll below. 1) Watch the short welcome & introduction videos so you're set up from day one 2) Optionally grab your AI Snapshot to go even deeper during the challenge (but you can absolutely start without it) 3) Make sure to add all sessions to your calendar and set reminders 4) All instructions & replays are available in the classroom Let's do this. 🙌
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🚨 5 Day Challenge: Everything you need to know
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⚠️ Important: Day 2 and every day after will be on Zoom
Hey everyone, first of all, thank you for the energy yesterday. Despite the technical hiccups, we made the most of it, and I'm genuinely grateful for every single one of you who showed up. Over 300 of you were actively chatting in the webinar, which is honestly amazing (and probably part of why Skool's live broke 😅). What's changing: From Day 2 onwards, all live calls will run on Zoom instead of Skool. What's NOT changing: Everything else stays right here. The community, the classroom, the recordings all of it lives in Skool exactly like before. Only the live event itself is moving. 👉 Zoom link (same for every day): https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85644318631 Save this one. It works for the entire challenge. ⚠️ One thing to check: I've already updated the calendar here in Skool, but if you added the event to your personal calendar earlier, it'll still point to the old Skool link. Please replace it with the Zoom link above so you don't end up in the wrong place. See you on Zoom for Day 2, it's a powerful one. 💛
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A New Chapter Begins…
Today was the last session of the 6-week transformation program. Everyone shared their amazing and inspiring testimonials. I cried here and there. Deep down I knew I wanted to share my experience, but the old version of me was in the back of my mind trying to make me feel like I wasn’t safe to share. It was the fear that I wouldn’t know what to say. Or the fear that my words wouldn’t matter. That I wouldn’t matter. But I decided to choose the new me. The one that felt broken on day 1 but is now empowered and transformed. And so I spoke up. I didn’t think I would break down in tears. And I don’t mean 1 or 2 tears. I’m talking about ugly crying. On camera. Putting my entire heart out there for everyone to see and feel. But that is exactly what I needed in that moment. To release the part of me that no longer belonged in this timeline. And I’m just so grateful for that moment for everyone who showed their support in that deeply vulnerable and emotional moment. I’m so grateful to have been able to enroll in this program when I thought it wasn’t possible. The universe made it happen because it was truly meant for me. And I showed up. Every day. And there were times that I didn’t do a check-in, or I didn’t do my workout, or didn’t wash the dishes. But what I learned is that it’s not about being perfect every day. It’s all about coming back stronger and never giving up on yourself. I’ve experienced so many transformations throughout this 7 weeks (5-day challenge + 6-week program). I’ve become more self-aware. I learned things about myself that changed my perspectives about the many things that were holding me back. I started showing myself to the world after years in isolation being afraid of rejection. And I did it vulnerably and proudly and gained amazing connections. I became clear about what my purpose is on this Earth. I put full faith into the business I started but couldn’t launch (I am launching soon 🥰), I learned - more like confirmed - that I am magical AF and there is no one on this planet like me. I was able to make sense of my life. Why things happened the way they did. Why people treated me the way they did. Why I treated myself the way I did. And I learned to love and forgive myself for what I didn’t know then but know now.
A New Chapter Begins…
"My ADHD Brain Forgot to Turn Off the Alarm. Best Mistake Ever."
Hey newbies, It was so good to connect with you all on the call today. Many of you have already seen my welcome posts, alongside other lovely members who've come through the 5-day challenge and the 6-week program. I wasn't expecting to be joining you at 4am New Zealand time. My alarm decided to go off at 3.30 (good ADHD brain forgot to turn it off), and I thought, well, what's a girl to do? Then I remembered Jim was running Day 2, and figured it was meant to happen. And I'm so glad it did. It was lovely to resonate again with the common themes we all share. The common challenges. The feelings of what we grew up with. And then the big changes that quietly tip us into asking, am I okay? Why isn't this working anymore? For some of us in the older group, this often shows up as a career transition. We've worked our butts off, burnt out, and a job change has left us feeling a bit out of alignment with who we are. For some of us, ladies, yes, menopause is in the mix too. (Or as I like to call it: MentalPause/Mentalpaws.) To the brave ones who jumped on the Q&A and shared your vulnerability today, I just want to reassure you: this is a genuinely safe space to do that. A few weeks back I worked through some tough stuff around forgiveness letters and childhood trauma, and I did not feel alone. Virtual hugs landed from people on the other side of the world. Private DMs popped through saying "you've got this, Debz." I honestly hadn't felt held like that in a long time. So my message to you is simple: stick with the 5 days. It has been so enlightening, so reaffirming that I am not broken and I do not need to be fixed. I just need to embrace who I am, and learn a little about how to work my brain in a more neurotypical-friendly way when life calls for it. That may sound weird, - but the neurotypical world, they will soon see, that with how tech is chaning, that US with the abilty to see patterns, think outside of boexes, circles, whatever we want to call them, - will have a special place as we bring our creativity to the forefront.
"My ADHD Brain Forgot to Turn Off the Alarm. Best Mistake Ever."
Demoralized
Just finished all 3 sections of my ADHD Snapshot and realized something: I've been calling it a follow-through problem for years. Spent $150 on a fitness program, fell off, called myself demoralized. Turns out the strategies I keep using were never built for my brain. That reframe alone was worth showing up for.
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