Yesterday we had our first community call. A special thanks to: @Des Cooke for being the first on the call @Ivaldo Monteiro melo for making the effort to speak in English @Brian Diep for opening up about his situation @Andrea Petrucci Fiori for sharing all his ideas regardless of his difficulty translating his words And a big thank you to all of you for joining and sharing your thoughts and wisdom. Next week, same day and time, we are going for round 2. This time we start with a theme: ⚡️Success discover what is truly success for you and how to achieve it We will talk about it, then discover what blocks us from achieving the success we want, and what we need to do in order to get there. The schedule will follow this pattern: 00–10 min — Meet & Greet 10–30 min — Sharing our ideas 30–40 min — Hot Seat 40–00 min — Hypnosis This session will give you clarity on what it means to be successful, what prevents you from achieving success, and what you need to do to align your actions and emotions.

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After having a wonderful and fruitful conversation with @Asha Hope I decided to join his community and help out by sharing knowledge and wisdom that I have as well as learn from everyone here that is on a similar journey to me. - What is the story that shaped you - I've been a combat athlete my whole life and I used it to cover up my suppressed emotions by punching people in the face and throwing them around in training. When I moved abroad to study this outlet was gone and I went deep into depression and drug addiction making life very difficult for me but, at the same time, putting me on a path of greater good. It's due to this hardship and a culmination of other things that lead me to realise how important our emotions are and how strongly their control.our experience of life. - Who are you now? - now I'm a journeyman that is walking the talk. I always speak about how important it is to understand ourselves and why we react to life the way we do, we blame everything outside of us for the way we feel and why we are blind to the fact that we can control how we feel about life as opposed to life controlling us. This is exactly what I teach as a coach through a multitude of practice such as specific meditations, journaling prompts and shadow work. - What is the World you want to build - I want to build a world of connection and community that moves us away from the reliance on highly controlled sources of wellbeing to a state where we are in control of what we use for sustenance, energy and wellbeing. I want to create a world of higher consciousness where everyone is there to support eachother as opposed to just ourselves without a care for anyone else. - What are you looking for in this community? - I'm looking to connect with like-minded people that are waking the same path. One of exponential growth and one of support through community and connection.

I’ve had two calls with @Melvin Zhang so far, and from the start I’ve felt a genuine appreciation for him — probably because I recognize so much of myself in him. I love his vision. His dream. And especially that desire to do good despite the pain he’s been through. I remember telling a friend once: The difference between a hero and a villain is simple — heroes use their pain to do good, villains use it as an excuse to cause more harm. Melvin is clearly a hero. What I admire about him is his commitment to being a source of good, his openness, and his honesty. He’s been direct with me since day one — no masks, no hiding. The strengths I see in him are powerful: the ability to give himself new goals, to step out of his comfort zone, to follow through. He networks, he shows up, he shares his progress openly — which is rare in a world where people hide behind screens. I know I can rely on him. He keeps his word. He shows up.He moves toward his goals with honesty and consistency. It’s an honour to have him in the community.