that is was called "goose force one" lol but wdyt? https://www.skool.com/skoolers/name-it?p=d1bebb82

And we are still having it. What feels like the even bigger achievement!

In light of my mission to FUCKIN revolutionize the way we do business. one eggplant joke at a time.

...but this might be the best video yet Day 3 in a row. literally filmed it 10hrs ago lol this is titled: "how to find something you can sell" The most valuable things are often the most difficult to get.

I’m Melody, i'm a physician 👩🏻‍⚕️🧠 I finished medical school in 2017, specialized in pediatric neurosurgery, and spent years training in one of the most demanding, structured, and hierarchical environments you can imagine. I loved the science (and I still do) The brain, learning, development, decision-making… all of that genuinely fascinates me ✨ But somewhere along the way… something shifted. Not because of medicine itself.But because the space started feeling too narrow. Too narrow for thinking out loud. Too narrow for questions without a clean protocol answer. Too narrow for conversations about how people actually learn, decide, organize their lives, and make sense of complexity. Too narrow for being human, not just “competent”. Today, outside of what I know as the consulting room, here, in this beautiful network, I received a message from a member of one of my communities. He lives with a condition on the autism spectrum - and I like to put it this way - yes, HE moves through it; autism does not move through him. He told me something simple. He shared the community with his mom. So now they’re both there. Learning together. Reading together. Thinking together. Being curious side by side 🤍 And THEN… MY WORLD STOPPED. Because that message held everything I had been missing. That quiet, powerful moment of connection. That reminder that learning is relational. That knowledge makes more sense when it’s shared with love. That message filled my entire day with warmth 🫶 And it helped me understand why I had been feeling uncomfortable in my old professional boxes. I was craving conversations that didn’t fit neatly into my formal training. Conversations about focus, cognition, mental load, systems, intuition. About how our brains behave when life gets messy. About learning that connects knowledge with real life. So I started learning outside the traditional paths 🌱 I studied more. I explored neurodiversity and disability through a family-centered lens. I worked with teams. I built educational projects.