Small personal win I wanted to share here… My Parent Regulation Cards arrived today — and honestly, holding something I’ve created in my hands felt surreal. This journey hasn’t just been about building projects, it’s been a huge part of my own growth and learning to keep moving forward through life’s heavier moments too. Being around this space, the energy during blitz, and learning alongside everyone has helped me build confidence and momentum in ways I didn’t expect. It’s not just skills — it’s mindset, consistency, and showing up even when things feel hard. A lot of what I’m creating comes from a deeply personal place, and I continue to dedicate this work in honour of someone very close to me. Turning something meaningful into something that can help others feels like the right path. Grateful for the push, the lessons, and the people here 🪿🌿

What has happened to the Gif selection? I open it and it's different and when I search it's all new ones and I can't find my favorites!!! I can't handle this change! 😭

Hey everyone. New member here! My favourite colour is emerald green. Pokemon used to drive me crazy because they only said their names over and over. I have two cats, and a weird habit of constantly counting everything I see. Any other neurodivergents here 🖐️ ? Trying to wrap my mind around this crazy skool thing.

- 🦄 Favorite color? Lavender - 🌈 Favorite Pokemon? Squirtle...duh - 🐛 Ur current skool challenge? Narrowing my niche and creating a platform that helps people heal and grow!

This week I launched a free ebook inside my Skool community, and it felt like giving my people a little present from my brain and my heart. It’s called “The Secret Map of Executive Functions” ... a very visual, story‑driven guide to things like planning, working memory, time, emotional regulation, etc. I wanted it to feel more like a gentle illustrated map than a clinical document, so that neurodivergent adults (and the people around them) could actually see how these functions work in daily life. My “strategy” to write it wasn’t very fancy, I started by listing the moments where my own executive functions fall apart in real life. I turned each one into a character or tiny scene (the Map Holder, the Book Stack, the Hourglass, etc.). Then I wrote around the images, always asking: “Would my tired, overwhelmed brain understand this on a bad day?” No funnels, no paid ads, just something that adds real value and that I want my community to have access to, even if they never buy anything from me. 👉 What has been your “gift” to your community so far? It could be: a resource you made just because you knew they needed it, an event, a ritual, a little tradition you started, a way you show up that makes the space feel different. Would love to hear what you’ve created for your people that feels meaningful beyond “content”.