"If it doesnt exist, then fuckin build it urself." - Ghandi, probably I saw last year we needed a Skool CRM. and the first iterations I built were TRASH, but 1 year later, here we are. And thanks to my INCREDIBLE team Wingman now serves almost 1000 communities! AND now works with the $9 skool hobby plan!!! wtf!? If you havent tried it yet, you can HERE and if you have ANY issues, plz message @Rositsa Aleksandrova

I think it's ending tomorrow, so I'm calling it. I might not be the official winner, but my community went from 2930 to to 1265 in Discovery. (proof in the screenshots below) Nothing to write home about, I know. Most Goosify members have six stars and are in the top 5 of their category and the top 10 of everybody else's. You're beautiful, and I'm proud to fly with geese like you. But this is a big move by my standards. Especially since these aren't just numbers, but real communities run by real people. And I leaped over 1665 of them with a TON of help from people like @Benjamin Ross, @Anthony Walsh (who also helped me rediscover an old passion), @Kimberly Wright, @Jay Hanan, @Angela Chen Shui, @Ellie Hayes, @Jing Wang, @Justin Yip, @Tommy Gan, @Mark Eldridge, @Wendy Wiseman, @Addie Beall, @Christine Knight IFS, @Leeanne Hurren, @Justin Ferraraccio, @Dianna Carlton, @Artem Zakharov, @Tony Sibbald, @Taylor Richard, @Florian Rolke, @Mia Aurelia Greco, @Fiona Hernandez @Anita Kozlowski, @Chad Noorman, @Jeffrey Saathoff and 69 other amazing, encouraging Goosifiers. I feel like I won. And if you did the blitz, you won, too.

Favorite color: Blue. Specifically, the azure-turquoise of the New Mexico sky. Favorite Pokemon: I'm about a generation-and-a-half too old for Pokemon. I only know two by name, Pikachu and Jigglypuff. So then Jigglypuff, I guess, because it's super-fun to say. "JIGGLYPUFF!" Pokemon stand-in: I think of Pokemon as a kids' TV show that was a commercial for products based on the show. My generation was the first that they did this to, the TV-show-length-commercial-disguised-as-entertainment. Of course I didn't think that's what it was. It was just cool new cartoons! GI Joe and He-Man and so many others. "Transformers" was the one that I loved the most, and my favorite Transformer was probably the Dinobot that was a tyrannosaurus. "Grimlock!" His name was Grimlock! So then is there a tyrannosaurus Pokemon? Maybe that one is my favorite. Current Skool challenge: getting people into my group. My special sauce shows up best when I get to work directly with people in real-time. So I'm looking for those people! I've been lurking here in Goosify for a while now. It's pretty cool to see how much fun everyone has here, and how much all y'all support each other. It's good to be here.

I had the chance to hop on a call with @Wally Shaykhoun today, just to chat and shoot the shit. No expectations, just a conversation. During our call, he guided me through what I’d call an energetic, emotional inner child clearing, and honestly, it was nothing like anything I’ve experienced before. It was super powerful. I could feel the energy moving through my body, and he helped me release some really stuck stuff I’ve clearly been holding onto for a long time. It hit deep. I felt really light afterward, but also pretty wiped for a bit. After doing some grounding, I’m starting to feel energized again. That kind of release takes a lot out of you, but in the best way. I’m incredibly grateful we connected and that I was open to the experience. Thank you so much, Wally. I really appreciate you, man. It’s moments like this that remind me how powerful connection can be. Just being open to hopping on a call with someone, saying yes, and seeing what happens can lead to something you didn’t even know you needed. The old me wouldn’t have done that. I would’ve been too nervous or self-conscious. The new me stays open, because you never know who you’re going to connect with, what doors might open, or what kind of healing or growth might come from it. My advice, take the opportunities when they show up. You never know where they’ll lead.

I've been lurking around here for a couple of months, but I've never formally introduced myself. Before I do, however, I'm curious if there's a consensus about what the primary medium of Pokemon is/was.