@Samanda Rasmussen I vote for this

@Goose Dunlavey there are local burner's groups in every state, so it depends on where you want to build the bus. But facebook ironically may be a good start. I don't think there is a skool community for mutant vehicles yet.

@Utbah Irfan Thank you for asking, I am very passionate about this subject lol One of the main techniques I recommend for that is definitely a meditation I teach that focuses on the senses and expanding the awareness into the external space. It's easy to get the hang of as a short 15 min meditation and over time it can be done in as little as one. So it's really accessible for the day to day, even in an environment that isn't quiet. The big difficulty with busy minds or anxiousness is overthinking, so trying to sit still and 'clear' the mind directly is not usually effective for that, it often creates a bit of a battle in the mind with a lot of self judgement for not being able to stay on task. So focusing outward instead of in is a better and more effective option. If you ever want to try it, I host free guided meditations every single sunday. It's one of my favorite techniques, so it's one we do every week. It also helps immensely with decision making from an aligned place instead of from a lack mindset, so it has a lot of uses. 😊 🧘‍♀️🧘🧘‍♂️

@Utbah Irfan You're always welcome!!

😂 I looked at my green streak earlier today and noticed a square from last week with 87 activites.

It hasn't even been two weeks and I've already gotten 23 members ⭐ I've gotten really great engagement by percentage, I'm really appreciating how everyone wants to hang out and interact on posts. I'm super excited to get my community to a place where they are making posts of their own, though lol

@Davide Caforio This is a wise plan, though I do think I just need a few more of them to feel comfortable and they'll start. Things have just started, and they are new to the platform, after all! I think the trick to engagement is mainly asking questions that are thoughtful. People like to give their opinions when invited.