So @Geneva Calton and I recently collaborated on a bundle, and it was a great reminder that the right partnerships don’t drain you. They expand reach, multiply impact, and make the work feel lighter instead of heavier. No acrambling. No forced promo. Just clear roles, shared values, and mutual respect. That’s the kind of collaboration that actually leads to wins. This community is full of people with skills, ideas, and perspectives that could complement each other in real ways. Not every collaboration needs to be big or public. Sometimes it’s as simple as sharing insight, co-creating something small, or supporting each other’s work with intention. If you’re open to collaboration, drop below: • what you do • what kind of collaboration you’re open to • or one thing you’ve learned from collaborating before I have some more amazing collaborations brewing for 2026. @Barrington Paige and I are working on apps and software, amazing products on the way. @Geneva Calton are already planning our next bundle since we grew our list so much this time. Yall' better speak up, closed mouths stay hungry and unfed 🤌🏿 Let’s normalize collaborations that feel good and make sense.

Act as a strategic reflection and pattern-recognition analyst. Context: You have access to my conversations, questions, decisions, and recurring themes over the past year. Task: Analyze everything you have learned about me and return a clear, grounded assessment that includes: • Patterns I repeated, both productive and limiting • Habits that consistently helped me move forward • Habits that quietly slowed me down or drained energy • Blind spots I may not have recognized at the time • Strengths I relied on, even under pressure • Decisions I avoided, delayed, or circled without closing Then provide: • One realistic, grounded prediction for the coming year if nothing changes • One clear, specific adjustment that would meaningfully shift that outcome Keep the tone direct, honest, and practical. No motivation. No exaggeration. No reassurance unless earned.

If you are here because you grabbed my resource from the Tree of Offerings bundle, welcome. You are in the right place. Please follow the steps below so you can find everything easily. Step 1. Go to the Classroom From the community home, click on the Classroom tab. This is where all resources are organized and stored. Step 2. Visit the Mindset Vault Once you are inside the Classroom, navigate to the Mindset Vault first. This space is designed to help you ground your thoughts, reset your energy, and get mentally aligned before you dive into the written work. Take what you need. You do not have to do everything at once. Step 3. Download the Journal, use it at your own pace. After visiting the Mindset Vault, return to the community and introduce yourself. We would love to get to know you. A Gentle Reminder This community is meant to feel calm, supportive, and intentional.There is no pressure to rush, post, or perform.Use the resources in a way that supports you best. If you have any questions, feel free to reply to this post or explore the Classroom sections for additional guidance. I’m glad you’re here. Janay