Breaking news: They tried to put a limit on greatness... but the system crashed trying to calculate yours. 😂 Here's to another year of turning ideas into wins, making moves that keep everybody talking, and celebrating like the VIP you are. May your pockets stay heavy, your blessings stay bigger than your birthday cake, and your haters stay busy watching from the sidelines. Have an unforgettable birthday, @Artworqq Kevin Suber keep laughing, keep winning, and don't let anyone out-party the birthday legend! 🥂🎂🎆👑

SATURDAY — “COTTON CANDY GLAM CURLS” Female [AVATAR] Ultra-realistic pageant beauty editorial photography of [AVATAR] with long voluminous cotton candy pink curls blended with platinum undertones, full glamorous bounce, vivid blue eyes, black crystal pageant gown, radiant smile, soft studio lighting, luxury beauty queen aesthetic, photorealistic 8k realism. Top Caption: "Sweet but couture." 🍭Bottom Caption: "Soft doesn’t mean simple." Aspect Ratio: 4:5 Camera: Sony A1 II Lens: Sony FE 85mm f/1.2 GM Settings: f/1.2 • ISO 200 • 1/200 sec Lighting: soft candlelight mixed with window lightHair Details: long curled pink-platinum blend, high-volume bounce, soft shineSkin Details: realistic pores, peach fuzz, natural skin realismPhotography Style: luxury beauty editorial, dark feminine elegance

The Skool Monthly Yearbook is calling your name. If you missed the May Edition, check it out here: 📖 Flipbook https://online.fliphtml5.com/Monthlyyearly/skool_monthly_yearbook_may2026/#p=1 📖 Alternative Viewer https://heyzine.com/flip-book/d2a68b22a2.html Now it's time for the June Edition. If you want your community, newsletter, product, win, launch, or project featured in the 4th Edition of the Skool Monthly Yearbook, now's your chance. 📥 Submit your community page: https://zetsucorp.github.io/Monthlyearly/ If anyone is unsure about how to fill out the Yearbook page I did a walk through video here 📸 Want to be featured in the "Show Up" pages? Take your June mYBook photo. You can submit: • Community spotlights • Newsletters • Product launches • Member wins • Milestones • Projects • Anything worth celebrating Plus, there's free ad space to promote your community, event, product, or project. 📅 Entries close at the end of the month. Once production starts, submissions close until the next edition. If you were featured in May, keep the momentum going. If you missed May, June is your chance. Drop your details in the comments and let's get you into the June Edition! ***June 30th is also @Artworqq Kevin Suber birthday

You don't have to read every business book to get value from it. Sometimes one framework is enough. Today's framework comes from Profit First by Mike Michalowicz. The idea is surprisingly simple. Most businesses treat profit as whatever is left after paying for everything else. The problem? There's usually not much left. The book flips the equation: Sales − Profit = Expenses In other words, decide your profit first, then build your business around what's left. I think this idea applies to more than just money. It applies to time, energy, and focus too. Instead of giving every project your attention and hoping there's time left for what matters, protect the important things first. For me, that means focusing on building systems, improving products, and helping members get results before chasing every new idea. The same applies to your business. Protect the things that matter first. Then build everything else around them. One small change can make a big difference. Even setting aside 1% from every sale or blocking out one hour each week for your highest-value work creates a habit that compounds over time. Sometimes the biggest improvements don't come from earning more. They come from managing what you already have more intentionally. What's one thing you could protect first in your business this week? Profit? Time? Focus? Your energy? Small changes, repeated consistently, often create the biggest results.

Here are 30 unisex realistic eye prompts following the format for pupils, irises, flecks, and scleras: created on 25/05/25 1. Forest Mist Pupils: Deep black, round Irises: Earthy green with light grey rings Flecks: Subtle gold and pale green Scleras: Soft white with faint green tinge 2. Steel Blue Pupils: Charcoal black, small Irises: Cool metallic blue with hints of silver Flecks: Tiny silver specks near the edges Scleras: Light greyish white 3. Honeydew Pupils: Dark brown, slightly larger Irises: Warm amber with soft honey tones Flecks: Pale yellow with hints of gold Scleras: Pure white with a hint of golden warmth 4. Storm Cloud Pupils: Black, slightly sharp-edged Irises: Dark grey with stormy cloud-like swirls Flecks: Soft silver scattered evenly Scleras: Light grey with a touch of white 5. Autumn Blaze Pupils: Warm brown, deep Irises: Reddish-brown with golden undertones Flecks: Rich amber and light red Scleras: Off-white with a hint of red near the edges 6. Oceanic Depths Pupils: Jet black, round and sharp Irises: Deep navy blue with hints of teal Flecks: Subtle silver glints near the center Scleras: Clean white with a slight blue tinge 7. Golden Amber Pupils: Dark brown, large Irises: Bright amber with a gold gradient Flecks: Shimmering yellow near the edges Scleras: Warm off-white with golden hues 8. Crystal Clear Pupils: Black, strikingly sharp Irises: Pale ice blue with clear, defined edges Flecks: Subtle white and silver streaks Scleras: Cool, frosty white 9. Onyx Star Pupils: Midnight black, slightly elongated Irises: Deep black with faint starlike highlights Flecks: Tiny white sparks throughout Scleras: Clean white with faint dark edges 10. Emerald Gleam Pupils: Rich black, smooth Irises: Vibrant green with soft lighter accents Flecks: Gold and pale green, subtly glowing Scleras: Pure white with soft green undertones 11. Sapphire Shine Pupils: Dark black, round Irises: Deep sapphire blue with a glistening sheen Flecks: Pale blue with occasional silver highlights