@Adam Cieślak @Ren Tyler ova heree!! as many of you have noticed, Skool Goose, has BURST INTO FLAMES. Skool likes to spice things up, by changing their code every once in a while. idk what that means, but the dev team tells me it fucks everything up. rest assured, we're working 24/7 to fix the issues asap. and a new version will be out in ~2 days. as a side note: PLEASE DONT UNINSTALL SKOOL GOOSE. the current version isn't able to save data when you uninstall, and it'll get wiped. but rest assured, we're working as hard as we can, on an update that will fix all this.

Hey guys, my: - Wingman did not update for the past 48hrs - my chrome extension stopped working I have removed it and added it again. And I lost all its data... I cannot connect it to my community in Wingman Having any technical issues?

Business is not linear. It’s circular. Messy and raw. If you’re very new to helping people improve their lives — it’s easy to see that formulas and mindset alone don’t cut the cheese. 🧀 Humans have trauma. Shitty parents. Failed relationships. Shadows Demons And bitterness… You’ve tasted freedom and want to share vulnerably. But it can be terrifying. Traditional bro marketing doesn’t get to the heart (or solar plexus or G-center). It falls flat, like opening an oven on a perfect loaf of bread before it’s done. 🍞 So, like a good self-help marketer, you start sharing your story. Then it hits you like a wheel of cheese! 🧀 (Lactose-intolerant people: continue reading at your own risk. It gets more cheesy.) You hardly know your own story. 🤯 This happened to me. Honestly, it happened more than I care to admit. The key to good marketing is storytelling (relatability), but the fondue 🫕 of good marketing is… VULNERABILITY Messy, icky, sticky, wiki, cheesy stories. AND, if you are going to be an effective coach, spiritual practitioner, or trauma work specialist, and use your story for marketing — you need to be ready. Now comes the tough part to hear… Telling your story without healing is extremely triggering and will only put you back at square one. Note: this is trauma-specialist approved! @Jes Divine, as a public speaker and Yale informant for complex trauma, taught me and other survivors: Timeline your life. Do SHADOW work. (We call it tunnel work.) Learn who you are. Forcing yourself to tell your story will only put you back at square one. And that’s where the vulnerability hangover comes in. You don’t have to force yourself to do anything. How are you feeling? Lighter or like melted cheddar? Your healing matters. Your future community matters. YOU matter. Please let me know how this resonated with you. P.S. I’m craving a grilled cheese sandwich. 🥪

Some of you were too excited (and understandably sooooooooo!!!) and FORGOT to put in your team names in the starting the blitz post! WE NEED SEPTEMBER BLITZ TEAM NAMES RIGHT MEAW! PLLLLLEEEAAAASEEEEEEEE drop them below and thank you spank you!

Aristotle, who said there are actually two kinds of happiness: 1. Hedonic happiness(Pleasure, comfort, distraction.) 2. Eudaimonic happiness(Fulfillment. Purpose. Knowing your time here actually mattered.) Hedonic happiness is cheap. It fades the second the buzz wears off. But eudaimonic happiness endures. Yeah, it’s harder. It demands sacrifice. But it’s the only kind of happiness that leaves you whole. Yet most people spend their entire lives chasing hedonic happiness—and wondering why they feel so hollow. If your happiness disappears the moment the pleasure does, it was never happiness. It was just anesthesia. Which one are you going for?