In my group, I can help you find the space between trigger and your reaction, so you CAN choose what happens next... We learn and practice together how to respond instead of snapping, reacting, shutting down. And to support that journey we have weekly challenges and monthly live calls. Tomorrow is our first live group call practicing Somatic Awareness. If you are curious, here is the group: https://www.skool.com/the-space-between/about Send me your email, so I can grant you instant access to the group without purchasing or requesting membership.

Everyone what's going on happy Monday! So, the community that I could use a referral towards would be somewhere that I could actually direct my wife. She is by far the most talented hardworking strongest person I have ever met, and yet at the same time I think she would benefit a lot from having a community of similarly badass professional women! She deals with a lot of anxiety and gets overwhelmed with all the things going on in our lives, but she's so strong that she just continues to take everything on herself. Would love some referrals towards communities she could join that could help her feel like she doesn't have to do it alone and that it doesn't make her any less strong to have more people around to support her! P.S Yes I try and do all these things at home already, but I think having it come from her peers would be amazing as well

I had a huge mindset shift during today's Skool Classifieds VIP speed networking. Thank you, @Katya McEwen, for asking such thoughtful questions and thank you @Shannon Boyer for creating the safe space. As we talked, I realized something that had been quietly holding me back. I wasn't promoting my Claude Coworker Lab the way I should have been. Why? Because in my mind, it wasn't "ready." I kept thinking: "I need more content first." "I need to build it out more." "I don't want people joining before it's perfect." The funny part? People have been joining anyway through Skool Growth Boost, and instead of celebrating that, I was almost embarrassed that they were seeing it "too soon." That was my wake-up call. This isn't just another project. This is one of the income streams I want to grow. The only way it becomes what I envision is by inviting people into it as I build it. So I'm changing my mindset. No more waiting until it's "finished." I'm going to build it in public, keep making it better every week, and let members be part of the journey. Sometimes the thing holding us back isn't a lack of strategy. It's the story we're telling ourselves about being "ready." Today's conversation reminded me that progress creates confidence, not the other way around. Now... let's go! 🚀 P.S. If you're curious about Claude Coworker Lab, I'd love to have you join us. I'm building it in public, sharing the real behind-the-scenes, workflows, and AI power moves as I go. It's just $5/month for now, so it's a great time to jump in before it grows. 👉 https://www.skool.com/claude-coworker-lab-2644/about

In the comments below: Tag someone whose post or idea you loved this week and tell them why it stood out. Then, share the link to their post in the same comment so that others can find it. It's this kind of collegial support that really makes things work! Example: “@Sarah’s post about live sessions made me rethink my welcome calls — thank you!” I hope you've enjoyed participating in this challenge. Coming up in August, we'll do a challenge to help you add your "ad" to the classroom!

I’ve built multiple six figure community based businesses before. The hilarious part is that I never really fit in with the business world. The louder everyone got…The quieter I got… my whole inner being was just like “nope, fuck that ish” The more people talked about hustle, domination, scaling, persuasion, closing… The more I found myself thinking… “Eh… I’m gonna do it my own way.” Turns out… that worked pretty damn well 😈 Not that the hustle bros are wrong, if it works for you then awesome… but it doesn’t bring my soul joy so it wasn’t for me. Guess what? There isn’t one right way to build a business. There are plenty of people who thrive on hustle culture AND I was Absofuckinglutely never going to be one of them 🤪 When I found Skool, I finally started finding the weird, quirky entrepreneurs who built businesses differently. Fix Your Funk grew out of that. I wanted a place where people could untangle their content, offers, marketing, and business without feeling like they had to trade pieces of themselves just to make it work. Because I don’t think most people need fixing. I think they need permission to stop apologizing for the parts that make them memorable. The weird laugh. The rabbit holes. The strong opinions. The “too much.” Funny how those are usually the exact things their people end up loving. The world doesn’t need another polished entrepreneur 🤮 It needs more people brave enough to stop sanding themselves down. Because the people you’re here to help don’t need another copy of somebody else. They’ve already got plenty of those. They need you. 👇🏻 What’s one piece of “normal” business advice you’ve never been able to make fit?