Today I am grateful for my son’s bravery. He fell awkwardly at the park onto his shoulder, and broke his clavicle 😢 From the moment of the incident and the whole day he has taken it all like a champion. Seeing the Dr and Nurses, Having his Xray Using his sling. Any challenge he has faced today, he has just nailed it. So proud of him 🥹 (His father would not have done so well)

Managed a good gym session today with new moves I haven’t really done before. Glad I pushed through the challenge. See how I feel tomorrow! Had a member of my community tell me how they were able to have a challenging conversation with their boss. They credited a message I made previously to them that gave them the encouragement to do so. I’m so happy for their achievement! I’m grateful for the community I have that allowed us to meet in the first place. Pretty cool stuff

Had a great networking day today. Today my community had 6 people attend a live session, not bad for a first one. Caught up with @Shawn Ziem and did a podcast with him, such an awesome experience! Jumped into an Aussie based community session and learnt a lot. Great learning day. What did you learn today?

Many Skool community creators focus heavily on monetising through their classrooms. However, from my time on Skool, I’ve noticed that only a small percentage of members regularly engage with the classroom content. The majority of members spend their time in the community feed. Because of this, I believe the social feed will be one of the biggest factors in whether a Skool community succeeds or slowly dies. If you run a Skool community, it may be worth taking a step back and asking yourself how you can increase the activity and value inside your feed. At the same time, think about how you can naturally guide members from the feed into the classroom—without discouraging or interrupting the members who are already active. If you run a community, what strategies have you found that help with this? Are there any clear patterns you’ve noticed that drive engagement and movement between the feed and the classroom?

As we head into the new year, I wanted to share a short reflection. It’s not about resolutions, it’s about identity, confidence built through small actions, and choosing meaning over pressure. If you feel like starting the year a little differently, you can read it here I'm curious, what’s one identity you’d like to lean into this year?