Hey everyone, I’ve been in this group for less than a month, and in that short time I’ve noticed some really interesting changes. Not just in what I’ve learned around setting up and organizing my community, or boosting engagement, but in my own confidence. The other day after spending some time in here blitzing, I noticed I felt way more confident than usual. That caught my attention, so I got curious and asked myself, why would that be? I took a bit of time to reflect, and this is what I came up with. This space lets you just be yourself. You can be silly, you can have fun, and you don’t have to worry about saying the wrong thing or being judged for it. This confidence boost I’m feeling comes from being able to show up as my true self, without fear of what other people might say or think. What really surprised me is how that confidence has spilled over into other areas of my life. I notice it at work, when I’m talking to my boss. I notice it when I’m interacting with my family. And I also notice it when I’m creating content and showing up online. Honestly, I just feel more confident across the board right now. So I wanted to say thank you to everyone in here, and especially to @Goose Dunlavey, for creating such an incredible space where it feels safe to show up fully and be real. I’m genuinely blown away by the impact this group has had on me in such a short amount of time.💙

Raise your hand if you ever had your post removed in the Skoolers group! Today I posted Cosmic Timing + Community Growth 📈 in Skoolers and it was removed. No explanation, just the same boring ass automated email, with very vague explanation if at all. After reading it, I reached out to the admin team, that I would like some more clarity and feedback as to WHY my post was removed from Skoolers instead of a generic email. The Skoolers group is becoming a boring echo chamber of all the same posts and people. "How I made $3.000.000.000 in one week with 1 post" and the likes of it. I see a lot of favouritism too. It’s very sad as they should be the benchmark for community building. I also see no CLEAR community guidelines, they remove the stuff they don't like in my view. To me, Skoolers is becoming and example of how NOT to run a community. Thoughts?

(Even when you really want the result) Motivation sounds noble. But on its own, it doesn’t last. Because motivation is borrowed energy. It feeds on pressure— deadlines, fear, urgency, the need to prove something, the hope of relief. It can move you… briefly. Then it fades. And when it does, momentum collapses. 😔 That’s usually when the self-judgment kicks in: “Why can’t I stay consistent?” “I know what to do—why don’t I do it?” “I should be further by now.” That inner frustration isn’t a character flaw. It’s the predictable outcome of using motivation to do a job it was never designed to do. Motivation works through effort and friction. It needs resistance to exist. So the moment doubt, complexity, or fatigue shows up, it breaks down. That’s why it burns out. That’s why it has to be restarted again and again. ⚡ Inspiration works differently. Inspiration isn’t emotion or hype. It’s a change in orientation. It’s what happens when your system locks into something larger than short-term effort. When that happens, action stops feeling forced and starts feeling obvious. Energy is already there. Movement happens without negotiation. 🧠 From a Structural Psychology lens, this is key: the unconscious doesn’t follow goals, affirmations, or logic. It organizes around participation—what you are internally aligned with. 🌌 At a deeper level, inspiration marks the shift from chasing outcomes to co-creating with possibility. You’re no longer trying to make life happen. Life starts reorganizing around a new internal signal. And the shift is immediate. ✨ When orientation changes: • learning speeds up • action sharpens • procrastination loosens its grip • effort drops without collapse Not because you became more disciplined— but because your internal system recalibrated and started drawing energy from a different source. This is where most people get stuck. They keep applying motivation to an orientation problem. They push harder inside the same structure… then wonder why results never stabilize.

Business is hard. Fun things are easy. So if u make business fun, Business becomes easy. WDYT?

I'm a bit run down, I've put so much energy into creating things the past few weeks, I'm shattered and got a cold so I'm working on the big chill ✌️ Big mug of coffee and comfy sofa! What projects or creatives is everyone else working on at the moment, I'd love to have look 🤗