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Owned by Amanda

For WOMEN 40+ looking to combat the daily pain and fatigue of chronic conditions, using plant-based food, gentle movement, and lifestyle upgrades.

57 contributions to Skool Nexus
The Inner Exchange
I really enjoy looking at ways to change the Skool experience. This is in part what led to inviting communities into The Health Exchange. Now, I am working toward offering a full range of health topics inside The Exchange. This absolutely includes the many voices of the communities growing inside The Exchange. BUT also includes some new courses to round out what you can learn. I am working on Networking - Connect & Grow, Health Preservation - Preserve & Grow and Mental Health & Grieving. What else would you want to find in a health community that gives you everything you need? Vote below, or tell me your idea in the comments. 👇 The Health Exchange, featuring The Inner Exchange Poll options:
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The Inner Exchange
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@Auli Takala oh agreed!
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@Donna Thornton 🫠
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Freedom, travel, romance. Ew romance 😂.
🩺 Healthcare Is Changing: Where Do You Fit In?
The Changing Picture - Wait times are longer, and many people do not have a family doctor at all. - Visits are shorter, often with time for only one concern. 🤝 Allied Health Professionals Are Stepping Up - Nurses and nurse practitioners are filling more gaps in care. - Pharmacists can now treat some minor ailments and renew prescriptions in many places. 💻 Health Communities Are Part of the New Picture - Online health communities, like the ones on Skool, offer support and education between appointments. - They are a place to ask health questions and find health information without feeling rushed. 💛 The Big Picture - Health communities do not replace your doctor. They help you show up to your appointments informed, prepared, and confident. 👉 Come join us at Ask Lynne’s Health Exchange 💚 It’s Safe to Ask Here.
🩺 Healthcare Is Changing: Where Do You Fit In?
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@Alex Noble that makes a lot of sense!
YOU DON’T HAVE TO TURN YOUR HOBBY INTO A BUSINESS.
Somewhere along the way, we started being told that everything we enjoy should become an income stream. Love baking? Sell it. Love crafting? Open a shop. Love taking pictures? Monetize it. But sometimes the thing you love is allowed to stay the thing you love. When you’re looking for extra income, you don’t have to sacrifice the parts of your life that already make you happy. Look for an income option that fits around your life instead of taking it over. That may be one of the most important questions you ask before starting anything: “Do I want to make money doing this, or do I simply enjoy doing it?” There’s a big difference. Your hobby can stay your hobby. Let's find another way to pay the bills. Tell us one hobby you're definitely keeping as a hobby.
YOU DON’T HAVE TO TURN YOUR HOBBY INTO A BUSINESS.
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I totally agree with this. I love painting and am ok if someone wants to buy something I’ve completed, though that isn’t my intention while I paint. But commissions make me never want to paint again.
WEEKLY WELCOME POST
Let's welcome everyone that joined this week! @Gale Bates @Donna Thornton I'm really glad you’re here! Inside Skool Nexus we focus on: • Turning ideas into real communities • Engagement that feels natural • Confidence in your structure • Creating income when you're ready Head to the Start Here Classroom to see what we are all about. Introduce yourself to the community and remeber you can post once a day with your link. Tribe drop a HELLO below to make them feel welcome. Every strong community starts with one brave step. — Lisa
WEEKLY WELCOME POST
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@Donna Thornton oh hi!
3 likes • Oct 4
@Donna Thornton 😆
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Amanda Mirrlees
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@amanda-mirrlees-3515
Angry vegan, health practitioner, artist, and farmer.

Active 6h ago
Joined Jan 16, 2026
Canada