I'm new to this community. and I don't understand it at all. I just unlocked the second class in the classroom, and read through it and still don't understand. So many terms that I don't know.... HELP.... do I stay in this community or leave, because I'm not understanding it at all. a lot of posts seem to be just a few words -so I'm not getting it.

This is not a sprint.This is a systems reset. Anti-Blitz is about reallocating energy from noise to signal. Less dopamine chasing. More compounding clarity. My move this cycle: - 📉 De-prioritize urgency theatre - 📈 Re-invest in body, breath, and bandwidth - 🔁 One small action, executed daily, until momentum replaces motivation I’m choosing operational calm over performative hustle. Choosing consistency over heroics. Choosing long-term alignment over short-term applause. No fireworks. Just leverage. No burnout. Just throughput. No blitz. Just flow. If you’re in: pick one habit that respects your nervous system and scale it like a business asset. Anti-Blitz isn’t slowing down. It’s removing friction so speed becomes inevitable. 🌱

As we get closer and closer to the New Year, I find myself deeper and deeper in my ✨reflection era✨—which you’ve probably noticed from my recent posts. For this anti-blitz, I’m intentionally choosing to focus on my relationship with myself. That naturally includes both my physical and mental health. I’ve recently been going through some medication adjustments that have been pretty rough on my mind and body, so this phase is really about taking care of myself while I recalibrate. Showing myself love through small, daily choices—choosing what’s best for my overall wellbeing. That looks like stretching before bed (which I’m officially committing to for this anti-blitz), taking my medications on time, spending time with people I love, journaling, and making space for things that genuinely bring me joy. Which brings me to my vow. I’m a hobbyist. I’m always trying new things—but I usually give them up the moment I realize I’m not immediately good at them. The problem was never the hobby itself, it was my expectation: I wanted to be good the second I touched it. That mindset almost always led to frustration and disappointment. About three months ago, I started taking drawing lessons on my iPad. I grew up with my grandma living with us—she was an art teacher—and from a young age I felt deeply connected to creative things: drawing, painting, coloring, writing. But as I got older, and harsher with myself, I stopped allowing myself to enjoy the practice of doing something just because I liked it—not because I needed to be good at it. So here’s where I’m at right now. My current "wellness" streaks are: 🔥 57 days of drawing lessons 🔥 47 days of journaling Also here is my ✨emotional landscape✨ for this week and some of my recent favorite drawings <3 What is YOUR vow to yourself this anti-blitz?