So glad to welcome Nicole Woo into the circle. ✨ Nicole is an artist, a mom, a dancer, and a teacher with a deep interest in Ifa, indigenous medicine, and the healing arts. We met in Oahu more than ten years ago, and I’ve always respected her dedication to spirituality and creative expression. I’m proud to support her as she continues developing her brand and sharing her gifts with the world. Please join me in welcoming Nicole to the community. 🌿

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@Daniel Horgan I’d like to introduce Dan Horgan. We connected late last year through a mutual friend and have had several powerful discussions around spirituality, healing, and finance. Dan is a former high school teacher, an international Human & Indigenous Rights advocate, serves as Assistant to the Lakota Nation Treaty Council. Dan is also an expert in taxes. He’s also lived in Kenya. I’ll be sharing some of Dan’s insights on taxes and what you need to understand if you’re serious about building wealth. Making money is one thing. Keeping it requires strategy. A tax strategy is important.

@Lisa Hopps Family, please help me welcome Lisa Hopps into the Circle. Healing is in her bloodline. Though she built a career in law, she listened to the deeper call on her life and transitioned into becoming a Traditional Chinese Medicine acupuncturist. In a time where many in our community are seeking alternatives to conventional medicine, acupuncture remains something we hear about… but don’t always fully understand. What does it really do? How can it support us? Where does it fit in our healing journey? We now have someone inside the Circle who can help us explore those answers. I’m excited for the conversations, the insights, and the expansion that’s coming.

Today I’m proud to officially welcome Rebecca Russel, aka Empress Rebecca, as the first person from my home, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, to join the King’s Circle. Rebecca and I both come from the western part of the island — which makes this moment even more special. Rebecca also carries Puerto Rican ancestry and has a deep love for culture and the Ifá tradition. She embodies strength, wisdom, and commitment to community. She is also a passionate advocate for students with disabilities and families navigating that journey. Rebecca recently published a workbook created specifically to support parents of children with disabilities — a resource rooted in compassion, lived experience, and practical guidance. 📘 You can learn more about her workbook here:🔗 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FVSPFP2N?ref=cm_sw_r_ffobk_cso_wa_mwn_dp_5G69NNBZ2K2GWSHFYS1K_1&ref_=cm_sw Rebecca was also recently interviewed back home on the show Strength to Strength, where she shared her story and mission.🎙 Listen to her interview here:🔗 https://drive.google.com/file/d/16EyrQfWkCVBEu4WYs2jVrQPZHa5Vka0U/view I’m so glad Rebecca is on this journey with us, and I’m truly grateful for her friendship over the years. Rebecca, welcome to the King’s Circle. And we’re excited for what’s ahead. 🔥