Hello everyone, Thank you for being in this space. I would like to introduce Growth With Lilian. This space is nearly 2 years old and specifically Curated for Entrepreneurship and Leadership. Next year, Growth With Lilian will have three tiers membership which I am very excited about. It is now free to join: https://www.skool.com/self-designed-lifebiz-academy-4923/about?ref=3cfc7752c0b544f68a1ae92fee81f9c9

This week, we're slowing down to explore something that our fast-paced world actively resists: the power of patience. In a culture that celebrates speed, productivity hacks, and instant results, patience feels like weakness. We're told to move faster, do more, optimize everything. But what if the secret to sustainable progress isn't speed—it's patience? What if patience isn't passive waiting, but active, intentional presence with the process of growth?

We talked about:- 1. Why "Fixing" Weaknesses Often Backfires 2. Celebrating weakness doesn't mean giving up. It means acknowledging reality so you can work with it, not against it. 3. What Does "Celebrating Weakness" Actually Mean? 4. When you celebrate your weaknesses, you stop wasting energy pretending they don't exist. You can finally design systems that work with your actual brain, body, and life. 5. What Changes When You Celebrate Weakness Contemplating: This week's invitation: What if your weakness isn't the problem? What if the problem is believing you need to be someone you're not? Classroom for this series here: https://www.skool.com/the-beesnest-inspiration-hub-8268/classroom/737d04b6?md=396943ad8988495fb5d638ddc736bb05

Welcome @Catalina Galvan to Sacred Heart Valley Skool! This space is organically growing. First intro yourself here Second, check out calendar for free community live calls Third, check out our beautiful classrooms. Forth, enjoy the freebies that you receive when you join this space.

This week in the Co-Planning with Lilian, I will be exploring something that might feel counterintuitive: celebrating your weaknesses. We live in a culture obsessed with strength, optimisation, and constant improvement. We're told to "work on our weaknesses" until they become strengths. But what if that approach is keeping you stuck? What if the path to sustainable progress isn't fixing your weaknesses but acknowledging, accepting, and even celebrating them? Join me here live call here at 3:30PM -> event info in the calendar section.