You weren't designed for this world...you are here to help build a new one. You're here to to connect with the other Wyrd Ones, the people that never fit in. The ones that always knew something is terribly wrong with Earth right now. The solution isn't what we've been sold: medication, drugs, alcohol, smoking, scrolling... The solution is to remember who you are and why you came here. The solution isn't to fix the world as it is...the path is to build something new. That's a long path, and an exciting journey of self-discovery, adventure, and evolution... but for now, let's begin with just a few simple steps: 1) Introduce yourself in the Introductions Channel (see filters on the main page). Let us know the following: - who you are. - what makes you weird. - why you felt called to join. - where you're checking in from. 2) Run The Trace - see what patterns you’ve been stuck running. Then start the 7 Day Reinstall to reset your software. 3) Check the latest updates, posts, and threads and connect. We are here to weave the threads of fate, and your presence and voice is needed. 4) Check the calendar for upcoming calls and special events. Make sure to add reminders to your calendar (visible hand-written notes best), because if you can't see it, it doesn't exist. You are meant to be here. You are welcome here. You belong. --- Christopher Armstrong, Founding Wyrd One Click here 👇 to start The Remembering https://www.skool.com/the-wyrd-ones-5199/classroom/7d1082fa?md=934ccfdba0774f5295b310315e19db4e

You ran The Trace. Something landed. This is where you put it into words. One reply. Three things: My mission: The pattern: [the belief/wound/program that's been blocking it] One thing that surprised me: [whatever you didn't see coming] No essays required. I'll go first. 👇

When you complete The Vision Journey, reply to this thread and share what you saw. Keep it focused. A few paragraphs is more than enough. We don't need the whole movie, just the moments that stayed with you. A few prompts to guide you: - Where did you land? What was the first thing you noticed? - What did the community feel like? - What surprised you? - What detail is still vivid? Raw is better than polished. First words are usually the truest ones. Your vision is a piece of the map. Drop it here.