Here - https://www.skool.com/team-ledin-5368/classroom/a7a86780?md=95ebf27d637b41c787f728b760abfbc9 Meal cards are also there :)

@Cindy Callander amazing!

@Noelle Hubble love this.

@Nicole Brannick This is such an honest and powerful reflection, and I want to acknowledge how much clarity you brought forward by naming it. This part especially stood out: “I believe (unconsciously) that it makes me look successful or worthy to others.” That’s it. That’s the loop.And it makes sense; especially when you shared where it might come from. When you grow up without much, making things look put-together can feel like a form of safety. A way to show the world (and maybe yourself): “I’m not that version anymore.” So of course the to-do list feels comforting. Of course taking time off to clean and organize feels productive. It’s protection. It’s identity armor. But the real question becomes: “What am I trying to prove through appearances that I haven’t yet given myself permission to feel internally?” Because it’s not wrong to love clean spaces or beautiful things. It's only when your worth depends on them that the loop keeps you stuck. What would it look like to let rest, stillness, or imperfection be okay... even when no one else is watching? Not because you’ve given up, but because you’re finally building a version of success that isn’t just curated. You're just starting to see that you don’t have to hustle to prove you're no longer poor.

@Nikki Robertson never too late. I will follow along and add insight to where it’s applicable