Just on my way to a little yoga and breathwork class. Any other yoga fans here? Or do you prefer other exercise?

Earlier today during the Star Call my I-Phone signaled it was over heating. Phone shut down and I was booted out of the call. Yes, phone was hot ……..strange because it was still early in the morning on the West Coast USA PST . However, had to trust all is in divine order and that my presence there was complete for the day. Has anyone else had “ hot phone~itis “ during a call? Anyhow, hope the last 1/2 hour went well for everyone gathered!

This one’s gonna be fun, cause we have a whole range of different backgrounds ages etc in here 😝🙌🏻 👇🏻 Drop ‘em.

The moment you've all been waiting for! The other day, I posted that my community, Focus Founders, became a top 100 Skool community in the "self-improvement" category. 31 people voted for me to share my secrets of how I did it... so here you go: Step 1: Start a community. Duh. Step 2: Talk to people. Network. Care. Show up every day. Step 3: ??? Step 4: Profit. That's it! Now you have a top 100 Skool community. Just kidding 😅🫶 That IS what I did in a nutshell. But let's get more specific... I joined Skool years ago without knowing anything about it. I just signed up for an online course, watched the course, and forgot Skool existed. Joined a few others over the years, same thing. Then, in February of this year, I got serious about Skool. I opened my first community and started dabbling. Didn't care about the fire, didn't show up every day, didn't know the ⭐ existed. It was pretty much just a way to capture leads for my coaching. I brought my local community onto it, but no one really engaged. Crickets 🦗 That is... until I joined Goosify and made it my mission to get the ⭐. Since then, here is everything I did to get into the top 100 that has worked well: 1️⃣ I launched a 30-day "Scattered to Focused" challenge in September. I announced it about 5 days before the start of the month to give people time to prepare - and I told EVERYONE about it. I DM'd every single person in my community. I told people about it at local networking meetups and during game nights with friends. I invited everyone to come join and get a hold of their ADHD and get focused on their goals. About 30 people ended up taking me up on it. The rules were simple: Pick a goal for September and make a post in the group every single day with a repeat of your goal, a reflection on what you did that day towards the goal and how it went, and a commitment for the ONE thing you were going to do the next day. I also asked everyone to commit to commenting on each other's posts to root each other on. I actually made them create a post that said:

Do it you won’t