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When I discovered this community @Jakub Pacanda I was like, “I don’t have time for that”. The deeper I study, who I am, the more reason for rest… but in the right timing. As a Manifestor (human design) I am a sprinter. Short bursts of creativity and action that spark movement. But if I don’t have plenty of rest afterward, I burn out. From most of my life, I’ve copied everyone around me — mostly generators. It’s only been the harsh realization of separation and loneliness that is teaching me. Running long hours kills my production, then I resort to coping habits that get in the way of intimacy with life. When it’s s time to run, I run hard. And when it’s time to rest, I must rest. I started a Skool community for Manifestors. It’s a space for us to establish ourselves, fined courage to connect and be the beautiful initiators we are meant to be and establish peace in our communities. https://www.skool.com/fhd-team-5446/about?ref=adf12d6afe2143eb8fded738c1ef01f3

I never would have thought I’d start running. Honestly, I never liked it. And what I couldn’t have imagined even a month ago is that I’d actually start enjoying leading a running group and motivating others to get active. Let’s see how long my enthusiasm lasts. What about you? What’s something you’ve done differently lately, even though you were convinced it wasn’t for you?

I posted this statement in my own community the other day and it was very interesting to see how everyone thinks differently about ambition. In terms of being busy with the right things in life, I wonder how everyone interprets this statement, do you you think curiosity is more important than ambition? And if so, why?

In recent days I have been less active on Skool because settling into a new city and country is a bit challenging. And while I was here, I was working on updates to Acquire Community and on the new local community Welcome to Málaga. On top of that I have been dealing with Stripe support for 10 days now to change my phone number which is required for two factor authentication and as a result my only source of income, Skool, has been temporarily unavailable since it runs on Stripe Express. Anyway yesterday I met up for the second time with @Rey Mo whom I first told about Skool back in Prague when we met there. Now Rey is continuing his nomadic journey exploring Spain and Málaga as well. I really like this hybrid model of connecting with people when you can stay in touch with those you meet along your way. Dear Rey I have been a bit distracted lately so I could not be your full on guide this time. But next time you come here I will probably already have my base set up and we will enjoy the full potential of the city together.