I’ve been working behind the scenes with Joe to create more graphics that we can all use to help promote this incredible tool, and I’ve attached them below for you to use, share, and run with. You can also find them inside the affiliate toolkit in the Skooly community. More people need to know about Skooly because it’s like giving community owners night vision goggles for their business. If you’re running a Skool community without the right tools, you’re basically flying blind. But Skooly flips the light on. It gives you a clear view of your community—what your members are doing, what content is working, where people are dropping off, and how to automate the pieces that are eating up your time. You can track engagement, organize your inbox, streamline your DMs, and finally start making decisions based on real data instead of a gut feeling. And one of the newest upgrades is a big one—the Affiliate Overview. You can now instantly see which communities are generating affiliate commissions for you, without having to dig through everything manually. It’s simple, clean, and makes things so much easier. What I love most is that Joe isn’t just sitting back and letting this thing run. He’s constantly listening, improving, and rolling out updates fast. This tool is growing right alongside the people using it and becoming more and more powerful. So if you’re building on Skool, this isn’t optional—it’s needed. Go grab your pair of night vision goggles and get Skooly installed today 🔥

At 2 PM CST, we’re going live for 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐲 𝐓𝐚𝐥𝐤𝐬: 𝐀 𝐍𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐨𝐮𝐬 𝐒𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐦 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐭 with @Lisa Drennon (The Smell of Money). We’re opening up a conversation about money, stress, and the nervous system — the part most people never talk about. No registration needed today. Just come join the conversation and calm your nerves. 👉Join us here See you at 2 PM CST. This is a cross-community collaboration, so if you haven’t checked them out yet, you may want to: @Heather Boers – Wilder Profits & The Directory On Skool @Amy Myers – Self-Worth Sisters @Faith Adebayo – Becoming 2026

You sit down. The idea is there. The document is open. The cursor blinks. And your body says, not today like this. If you’re a creative entrepreneur building with real-life capacity, you know this moment. Chronic illness. Burnout. Neurodivergence. Caregiving. Recovery. A season that doesn’t match the hustle advice you’re reading. Most productivity systems assume stable energy. Many of us don’t live there. Visionary in Progress was built because of that. It’s organised like a building, not a timeline. There’s a place to orient when you feel behind. A place to rest when your capacity dips. A place to learn when curiosity returns. A place for tools when clarity comes back online. A place to build identity-level systems when you’re ready. You don’t use everything. You use what fits the week you’re in. We rest first. We learn our rhythms. Then we build structures that bend instead of break. If that feels like relief instead of pressure, the doors are open. You can enter at no cost to you today! Join us inside the Visionary In Progress @Charlene Grant

I want to take a moment to spotlight someone who has become my human design girl in this wild, crazy world of alignment and self-discovery. This is Erin, the heart behind The Soul Sanctuary. Her work weaves together Human Design, natural herbs, and gentle energy practices in a way that feels less like “learning” and more like coming home to yourself. ➡️ Here’s the thing about Human Design that most people don’t realize right away: Once you understand how you’re actually wired to move, create, rest, and decide… you stop forcing yourself to work like everyone else. Erin has this beautiful way of helping people honor their natural rhythm instead of fighting it. If you’ve ever felt like you’re trying to build, create, or grow in a system that wasn’t made for your energy, her space is one worth wandering into. Check out The Soul Sanctuary #shoutout

We drove 140 miles yesterday for a family getaway. And 140 miles back this morning. Somewhere between “let’s make memories at a waterpark during a winter weather advisory” and “exchanging gifts for our last Christmas exchange,” a 102.4 fever hit my son hard and took the reins of this mini vacay. So now it’s electrolytes in the water, peroxide in the ears, essential oils down the spine, and camping on the couch to keep my son comfortable… while praying my daughter (and my sister’s family) dodge this bug. He was completely fine when we left yesterday. Parenting really does keep you on your toes. What’s one small thing you do to make sick days feel a little less ick in your house?