@Wayla Freedom So true. In life, rather than the classroom, I suspect the only way to learn is through our failures and self-correction. Although the context is limited, one of Alex Hormozi's comments sticks with me - to the effect that until you're making a million dollars a year, you don't know what you're doing. Which I take as another way to say that you're still going through a trial and error (failure and self-correction) cycle.

Welcome. Rob is a fount of knowledge and there is a whole bunch of great people here who offer useful insights. I'm sure you will too.

Very cool. Another compelling feature!

Ha, ha. I bet that was a fun brainstorm.😀

@Rob Alvarez I'm more inclined to respond when prompted by something (like this post I'm responding to). I've been thinking I'm more inclined to respond when I don't have to do any deep thinking but respond with what is top of mind. However, I won't start a new post unless I have something that is really on mind. So new posts would be a very occasional thing for me. However, if you did a post every Monday morning asking what is one thing people are committed to doing this coming week to get them closer to their goal, I'd respond to that. If you asked on a Friday, what is one thing that has worked for you this week and one thing that hasn't, and what did you learn from that, I'd respond. But I wouldn't necessary start a new post.