Hey Sisterfriends, Welcome to our online training Skool community. Posts, teaching, tips, updates, and videos for our ALIVE Community Workshops and Alive Reset & Restart Dream It Journal and Planner workshops will be housed on this Skool. This community was birthed because life can leave us feeling stuck, weary, overwhelmed or uncertain of what comes next. The good news is that God restores, heals, and makes all things new. With group coaching offered through our ministry, women are encouraged to heal, grow, and walk confidently in their God-given identity. We will learn that God’s plan for us didn’t end with our past. Through biblical teaching, community, and faith-based resources, you’ll be equipped to live with purpose, freedom, and hope—one step at a time. Friends, We Are Created for More! This community exists to help women experience the love of God and the freedom found only in Jesus Christ. Here, you’ll be reminded of who you are in Him and empowered to live a life of victory, healing, and abundance—no matter your season. A Place Where Women Rise in Christ This is more than a community —it’s a journey toward healing and wholeness. Women from all walks of life are welcomed here to be renewed in faith, restored in identity, and strengthened in their walk with God. If you’re ready to break free from fear, shame, and uncertainty and step into the abundant life Jesus promised, you belong here. You will also be able to post your questions, praise reports or concerns on this site. Rev. Georgetta Head Christian Empowerment & Budget Coach

Procrastination is an emotional wound that has a "root" cause. The"root cause:" Procrastination is not poor time management or laziness, but rather an inability to manage negative moods and emotions (e.g., boredom, anxiety, insecurity) surrounding a task. It is a coping mechanism. Steps to Dismantling the Spirit of procrastination is to: Recognize that it is often an emotional issue—such as fear of failure or perfectionism—rather than a time management problem. Eliminate Distractions: Remove temptations, such as putting your phone in another room or blocking websites, turn the TV off, e.g. remove anything that is a distraction trigger to create a focused environment. Break Large Tasks into Small Action Steps: Divide overwhelming tasks/projects into small actionable tasks, making it less intimidating. Use the 5-Minute Rule: Tasks you keep putting off until tomorrow break it into a task that takes less than 5 minutes to begin (e.g. "read one page" instead of "read for an hour"). Set Clear Deadlines/Time Blocks: Use your phone's alarm to schedule your tasks and to manage your time, such as: Set alarm for 25 minutes of work. Take a 5 minute break. Repeat as often as needed to complete task. Celebrate: When you have achieved your goal, celebrate! Treat yourself to something special and share your accomplishment. Accountability: Record tasks you currently have computed in your mind. Now, select one task from your list and write action steps to complete it. Record your selected task with an assigned start date and completion date. Now record this task on Skool for encouragementand support.

How is everyone doing with the "One Word" challenge? It would be encouraging to post one or more of your sentences on Skool. Just saying!🙂

Life can often throw us unexpected curve balls, but we have help. Declare these scriptures over your life.

The five questions below are great reflection questions to help us in understanding "why goals." Please read the questions and answer them in your journal. We will discuss at one of our community workshops: Self-Reflection on Goals: • What is the most important goal (dream) I need to accomplish this quarter, and why? • How will achieving this goal (dream) impact my life and others around me? • What has stopped me in the past from following through with my plans? • What strengths do I have that can help me execute my plans effectively? •What small win can I celebrate today that proves I’m moving forward? Coach Georgetta