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🔥 WELCOME TO CAPACITY JUNE
Hello Out Loud School Fam! Here's what’s coming in June and I want you to walk into Monday, June 1st, feeling clear about what this month is actually asking of you. 🔥 June is Capacity June. And before you fill in what that means, let me tell you what it is not. It is not a manifestation month. It is not about journaling your way into abundance or doing inner work in private until you feel ready to show up. We just did Make Money May. You already proved you can show up and ask. June is about what happens when you expand past the edges of what you have been willing to be seen doing, saying, and receiving publicly. Here is the whole truth underneath this whole month 👇🏽 Capacity is not just built in safe rooms. It is built in the moment after you say the thing publicly and you have to stay with whatever comes next. The silence. The disagreement. The unfollow. The unexpected yes. The compliment you do not know how to hold. The support you did not think you deserved. That is where capacity actually lives. And that is what we are training. Here is how June works 👇🏽 1️⃣ Every Monday a theme drops along with your inner work prompt — you do that privately inside the School and share your video. 2️⃣ Every Wednesday you take it public. An actual post, reel, or story on your platform that says the thing you have been afraid to say or ask or receive out loud. 3️⃣ Every Friday you come back and share what actually happened. Not what you hoped would happen — what happened. The reaction, the silence, the response, the moment you had to stay with something uncomfortable and did it anyway. Four weeks. Four themes. We begin Monday, June 1st!
🔥 WELCOME TO CAPACITY JUNE
4 likes • May 30
First off, honorable mention to the glow. @Vasavi Kumar, you are luminous. I’m looking forward to Capacity June. I’ve had many shifts recently, and it’s time for me to be more public about them.
Mar 31 • 
The Lounge
📌 AUTHORITY APRIL — AN OVERVIEW
👑 Welcome to Authority April inside the Out Loud School! We begin April 1st and this is an overview. This month has two parts and I want you to know exactly what's coming so you can show up fully prepared. 🎥 We are starting with the Out Loud On Camera Challenge. April 1st through April 7th, a new prompt drops inside the "Practice Room" inside The School every single day for seven days. Your job is simple: record a short video, post it to your Instagram page with the hashtag #OutLoud, and come back here to drop the link or video so we can witness each other. Just you, the camera, and the prompt. Seven days. Seven reps. Seven pieces of content on your page before the curriculum even begins. 👑 Then on April 9th, Authority April opens. Four weeks of deliberate, progressive work on the one skill that changes everything about how you show up online: your authority. Prompts drop every Thursday and Monday and each week builds on the last. Here's why we're doing the challenge first: authority is not built by thinking about showing up. It's built by showing up. Seven days on camera before the first prompt even drops means you arrive to Authority April as someone who has already proven to themselves that they can do it. That changes everything about how the curriculum lands. By April 30th you will have been on camera more times than most people go on camera in an entire year. And you will sound like someone who trusts what they know — because you will have proved it to yourself, over and over, in public. April 1st. Camera on. #OutLoud. Let's go. 🔥 Drop a video below and let us know just how EXCITED YOU ARE!!!!!!
📌 AUTHORITY APRIL — AN OVERVIEW
0 likes • Apr 2
Hey, @Annie Finch! I followed you on IG. Love your owl 🦉 tattoo.
0 likes • Apr 2
@Vasavi Kumar, thank you 😊
🎉 SHE’S RUNNING ADS, BABY!
Okay, I have to share something with you all because this community deserves to be in on it. I’m running ads!!! For the first time. And I am genuinely excited and a little nervous and fully committed, which honestly feels like the exact energy we talk about in here all the time. Part of what makes ads work is knowing exactly who you’re speaking to and what they needed to hear before they found you. And who better to tell me that than you. So this is me doing real market research with the people who actually matter. I'd love to know from you below in written form... ✨ Before you joined the Out Loud School, what was the thought running on repeat in your head? ✨ What were you struggling with? ✨ What did you need that you weren’t getting anywhere else? ✨ And one more thing...what’s the one thing you wish someone had handed you a free resource on before you ever hit record for the first time? What would have made getting on camera feel less terrifying and more doable? Drop it below. Your words might be the thing that brings the next woman (and a few good men) exactly where they need to be.
🎉 SHE’S RUNNING ADS, BABY!
2 likes • Mar 6
Oh yes! Congrats on launching your first set of ads, @Vasavi Kumar. Now, to answer your questions: ✨ Before joining the Out Loud School, the repetitive thought in my head was “I’m not the leader folks believe me to be.” ✨ I was struggling with seeing myself as a leader, although I have lead many projects and teams. Imposter syndrome indeed. ✨ I needed someone who was gonna not sprinkle sugar on my shit. Someone to call me out when I’m spiraling, even when it’s not “said with love.” I also needed someone who was gonna do a lil’ cussin’ too. It adds a little razzle, dazzle to truth-telling statements.
1 like • Mar 6
@Vasavi Kumar, you’re welcome. I can’t wait to see the ads. 🤩
📖 FEBRUARY STORYTELLING MONTH | PROMPT #1 – SELF
Theme: The moment you listened to yourself This first week is about Self, and the skill you’re training is staying inside a moment where your body knew something before your mind took over. Most people don’t lose their voice publicly first. They lose it privately, in small moments where something felt true and they talked themselves out of it. Your story does not need to be dramatic. It needs to be specific. Your prompt 👇🏽 Tell the story of one moment where you almost stayed silent with yourself. Stay with the scene: Where were you? What was happening around you? What did your body register before your thoughts intervened? Then walk us through: The shift, the cost, and the move. How to share 👇🏽 Post a video under 2 minutes below in this thread. One scene only. Bonus: Share on IG Stories if your nervous system is willing to be seen in real time. This is a presence practice, not an insight exercise. Drop your video below 👇🏽
📖 FEBRUARY STORYTELLING MONTH | PROMPT #1 – SELF
3 likes • Feb 2
Mmm, I’ll have to think about this one.
📌 Welcome to February Storytelling Month
Out Loud School fam! Before we kick things off on Monday, I want to set the vibe for February. February is Storytelling Month, but not in the “turn your life into content” way and definitely not in the “bare your soul for the algorithm” way. This month is about learning how to stay with a real moment long enough to actually tell the truth, without rushing to clean it up, explain it, or turn it into something impressive. Most people don’t struggle with storytelling because they don’t have anything to say. They struggle because they leave the scene too fast. They jump to the lesson, soften the emotion, or explain what happened instead of letting the moment speak for itself. February is about slowing that habit way down. What you’re really practicing this month 👇🏽 All month long, you’re building three very human skills: Presence Staying in the moment instead of narrating it from a safe distance. Pressure Learning how to speak without over-explaining or managing how it lands. Range Telling different kinds of stories without sounding rehearsed, flat, or emotionally fried. This is voice training, not performance training. You don’t need to be good at this. You just need to show up. The Story Engine (aka the simple structure you’ll use every time) 👇🏽 Every story this month follows the same shape. No creativity required. • The Scene: where you were and what was happening • The Shift: the moment something changed inside you • The Cost: what staying silent protected and what it cost • The Move: what you do differently now If you skip the scene, it turns into advice. If you skip the shift, it sounds like a summary. If you skip the cost, it won’t land. If you skip the move, it doesn’t go anywhere. Simple. Not easy. Very effective. The anchor theme 👇🏽 All month, we’re working with one theme: A moment where you almost stayed silent, and what happened next. Each week we look at this through a different lens so your nervous system learns range, not repetition: • Week 1: Self
📌 Welcome to February Storytelling Month
2 likes • Feb 1
Let’s do this! 👏🏾
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