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šŸ‘‰šŸ½ Let’s bring the ā€œPersonalā€ into Personal Growth šŸ˜ŽšŸ‘€
We talk a lot about leadership, goals, growth, discipline… but today let’s switch it up a bit. It’s Friday, and usually we keep it a bit more fun… so let’s combine fun with actually getting to know each other a little better. Let’s get to know the people behind the screen. You can answer all or just a few: • Full name (middle name is optional) šŸ‘€ • Where were you born / where do you live now • Birthday (no need for the year šŸ˜…) • Favorite hobbies or things you enjoy • Something you’re proud of • One goal or dream for 2026 Looking forward to hearing your stories and seeing you connect and collaborate with others šŸ‘‡šŸ½ PS: Accountability Call tomorrow at 10:30 AM for anyone available. We’ll touch on the 8 key areas of life, reflect on Q1, and discuss how to approach Q2. 3 months are already gone… 1/4 of the year 🤯
šŸ‘‰šŸ½ Let’s bring the ā€œPersonalā€ into Personal Growth šŸ˜ŽšŸ‘€
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Georgiana Maria :) Born in Romania, currently live in Michigan (u.s.) January baby! I enjoy being active, hiking, walking, exercising, writing, reading, talking to others. I love my job. • Something you’re proud of: i love being able to show up for people. :) • One goal or dream for 2026: go to track nationals and maybe publish a book (unexpected little project) Are you data mining /social engineering, sir? hahahaha. :)
Don’t start Q2 without doing this first
We just wrapped up our Accountability Call yesterday, and I recorded a 12-minute breakdown for you. I go over how to properly reflect on Q1, set clear checkpoints for Q2, and use the 8 key areas of life to stay structured and on track. I’m also attaching my personal example for Q2 so you can see how I’m approaching it, along with the 8 key areas PDF for you to use. 3 months are already gone. 1/4 of the year 🤯 Yes, time flies when we have fun. Take a real look at what happened in Q1 so you can move into Q2 with intention. Q2 is not about starting over. It’s about adjusting, refining, and continuing with more clarity. Better checkpoints, better focus, better execution, better systems. I'd suggest everyone here take a few minutes today or at the latest next weekend and actually sit down with this (don't wait, please). Not just watching the video, but applying it. Question for you: > How are you feeling for Q2? > What are you most excited about? > How do you feel today compared to how you felt on 01/01/26? > And if you’re open to sharing, what’s one win from Q1 and one lesson you’re taking into Q2? Let’s continue building momentum šŸ’ŖšŸ½
Don’t start Q2 without doing this first
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Okay, I know that you already saw these, but I'm adding them here. :) Here are some of my wins and also hopes for the upcoming quarter: š—–š—æš—²š—®š˜š—¶š˜ƒš—¶š˜š˜† Worked towards putting my poetry together and put together a Guided Reflective Journal Poetry book. Currently in the process of being edited š—£š—µš˜†š˜€š—¶š—°š—®š—¹ -Went to a track meet (showed me my current baseline, which is much lower than previous years due to lack of training in the past 6 months--opportunity for growth but also had a great time) -started personal training again -been more consistent at the gym the last few months :) -stopped drinking energy drinks!! (still having caffeine in iced coffee format, but I'm so proud that I'm off the energy drinks again!) -opportunity for growth: diet (decrease portion sizes just a bit and decrease sugar intake) and sleep š—¦š—½š—¶š—æš—¶š˜š˜‚š—®š—¹/š—£š˜‚š—æš—½š—¼š˜€š—² š—®š—»š—± š— š—²š—®š—»š—¶š—»š—“ š——š—æš—¶š˜ƒš—²š—» š—Ÿš—¶š—³š—² -Reached out and started the process for the prison ministries--looking forward to seeing how this develops. :) -continued to be consistent in choir/church attendance but have been grappling with faith and so there is a great opportunity for growth here! :) š—œš—»š˜š—²š—¹š—¹š—²š—°š˜š˜‚š—®š—¹/š—£š—²š—æš˜€š—¼š—»š—®š—¹ š—šš—æš—¼š˜„š˜š—µ read the following books: Podvig The Power of Now Pissed Off with a Purpose: Waging War on Fear The Rhythm of Life The Art of Communicating The Let Them Theory The Scout Mindset (Top 3 from above: Pissed Off with a Purpose--got me activated in a really good way! , The Rhythm of Life, and The Art of Communicating). Actively participated in a few groups that have helped with building/maintaining discipline and have accountability and feel empowered towards maintaining momentum. š— š—²š—»š˜š—®š—¹ š—›š—²š—®š—¹š˜š—µ This may go along with spirituality too, but maintained a daily gratitude /journaling practice. This provided me with a sense of joy and being on the lookout for moments of awe. :) š—„š—²š—¹š—®š˜š—¶š—¼š—»š˜€š—µš—¶š—½š˜€ Have been intentional about reaching out to individuals and trying to maintain strong bonds, specifically with people that feel aligned in life. There is opportunity for growth here though, particularly with familial relationships. :)
Monday Inspiration 03/30 - Why Everyone Quits (And Why You Shouldn’t) šŸ‘€
Quitting means to stop, leave, or give up on something, and the truth is, it shows up way more in our lives than we like to admit. Every time you start something new, whether it’s a job, a skill, a game, or a new routine, it feels uncomfortable, confusing, and frustrating at the beginning, and that’s exactly the phase where most people decide it’s ā€œnot for them.ā€ But if you stay in it long enough, something starts to shift. You begin to understand it, you get better, and what once felt difficult slowly becomes natural. Then one day you look back and think, ā€œThis is actually easy,ā€ and the only reason it became easy is that you didn’t quit when it was hard. Most people don’t fail because they’re incapable, they fail because they leave too early. They quit right when things are supposed to feel difficult, and they never give themselves a chance to reach the part where it clicks. The difference between good and great is rarely talent, it’s how long you’re willing to stay when things feel uncomfortable. Good stops when it’s hard, great stays until it becomes natural, and that extra time under pressure is what creates confidence, skill, and results. So if something in your life feels hard right now, don’t rush to label it as ā€œnot for you.ā€ Ask yourself instead, am I just in the phase where most people quit? šŸŽ„ I recorded a short video breaking this down. Take a few minutes to watch it. Reflection time: > What’s your real takeaway on ā€œquittingā€? > When was the last time you quit something? What was it… and what did it teach you? > Where are you currently performing at a ā€œgoodā€ level… but you know you’re close to breaking into ā€œgreatā€? Let's have a phenomenal week šŸ™šŸ½ šŸ’ŖšŸ½
Monday Inspiration 03/30 - Why Everyone Quits (And Why You Shouldn’t) šŸ‘€
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haha, Let's go!!!!!!!!!!! Love the Monday Motivation!! It reminds me of when first starting a new exercise at the gym (or starting the gym to begin with). Everything feels heavy and like things aren't happening and we have to start off with less weight. As we get stronger we add more weight--things can still be difficult but things that we once found hard are not as challening as they once were! The last time that I quit something--I stopped putting as much energy in a relationship and allowed it to breathe ( I was overcompensating). This was a good move because in this case less was actually more. It allowed the clarity to know where things actually stood. :) In general....I don't really quit. I pivot. I learn. I quit energy drinks!! :)
What’s your most used emoji right now? šŸ‘€
Curious what everyone defaults to… Feel free to explain the why behind it šŸ˜‚ It’s funny how a few emojis can say a lot about how we think, communicate, and even how we show up. Drop yours below šŸ‘‡šŸ½ Also, quick reminder, our 2nd Accountability Call is next Saturday as we wrap up Q1.
What’s your most used emoji right now? šŸ‘€
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@Bruno Militz hahaha. Ms.Sparkles has entered the atmosphere. "The grass is greener wherever I am". hahahhahahahah. That's so funny. (I don't actually think THIS highly of myself, but it's good to laugh!)
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@Bruno Militz šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚ a funsies Friday post!?!
šŸŽ„ Communication & Difficult Conversations Series 2/10
Video 1 of 10 — Internal Dialogue Video 2 of 10 — Pressure, Emotional Control & Presence Let’s talk about something we all deal with. Pressure (especially on today's world). Pressure is when something feels important… and you don’t want to get it wrong. And in those moments, communication changes. You might recognize this: • You start thinking too fast • You get nervous • You rush what you say • You get defensive • You either stay quiet or react too quickly By the time you respond, you’re not really choosing how to communicate anymore. You’re reacting. That’s the real problem. Pressure doesn’t create new behavior… it reveals what you haven’t practiced. In this video, we break that down. We talk about why pressure affects the way we communicate, the common reactions people fall into, and how to stay calm, clear, and in control when it matters most. Because strong communication is not about being perfect. It’s about being in control of yourself when things get uncomfortable. If you apply this, you’ll start to: • stay calmer in difficult conversations • think more clearly under pressure • respond instead of react • build more trust in the way you communicate šŸ’¬ Reflection when going into the next conversation, meeting, presentation... ﹄ What outcome actually matters here? ﹄ What am I feeling right now? ﹄ How do I want this person to feel after I speak? Think about a situation this week where you usually react. ﹄ What will you do differently based on what you learned here? Share your thoughts in the comments and let’s grow together.
šŸŽ„ Communication & Difficult Conversations Series 2/10
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Listened to this in the morning and there are so many great takeaways!!! I loved how you said to just notice our reaction without judgment. To just bring awareness so that we have a better understanding of how we react when we feel pressure. Awareness is step one to creating change :-) I love the opportunity to see where Old wounds might be activated and taking the opportunity to work through those independently so that in any given situation we actually react the situation at hand as opposed to our own past hurts
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@Bruno Militz that's a really good question. I think that there are ways to not feel pressure, but I think having some level of feeling is appropriate if we care either about the topic or about the person or about the relationship. I think there is a difference between being enmeshed with whatever's going on versus being an observer that interacts intentionally and still cares.
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