Goose said this could be the perfect community to find playful people that are in for this kind of thing! Here's what we're doing in our community: turn your New Year's resolutions into a character this year and start roleplaying that quality. Basically a fancier (and more fun) version of 'Fake it till you make it'! 👯 ✨ My underlying belief: role-play can be a huge drive for our self-development and self-exploration. It's a gateway to uncovering blind spots in ourselves ánd expanding our range of identity. So: if your goal for 2026 was an exaggerated archetypal character - what would they be? 👀🧞 would love to hear it in the comments!

I’ve always thought people-pleasing was part of my personality. I realized it wasn’t; it was a defense mechanism I activated every time I felt that someone didn’t like me or was going to be abandoned by someone I cared about because I didn’t know my worth. Even when I started, sustained, and sold my million-dollar business, I was still feeling like I wasn’t enough. For the past 3 years, I’ve been focusing on this feeling, healing from this feeling, and growing from it.