Hi everyone! 👋 I’m Ronnie Matsons. Really excited to be here and to meet everyone in the MEGA community! A little about me: 🌍 Something that happened recently: I’ve been working on growing several digital projects while also doing quite a bit of traveling and working with people from different parts of the world. It’s been a season of learning, building, and trying new things. 💻 Random skill/hobby: I’m creative thinker couple with web developer and designer, and I genuinely enjoy taking an idea that exists only in someone’s head and turning it into something real online. I’m also fascinated by AI, automation, and finding smarter ways to use technology. 🚀 What my business is about: My work really has two sides. On the business side, I help businesses and organizations grow their digital presence through websites, mobile apps, digital marketing, SEO, and AI-powered solutions. On the impact side, I’m passionate about empowering communities and equipping indigenous leaders across Africa—especially those serving in rural areas where access to training and resources can be limited. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working alongside thousands of local leaders in multiple African countries. Rather than simply coming in and doing the work for them, my focus is on equipping local leaders who can strengthen their own communities and multiply what they learn into others. 🎯 My #1 goal right now: To build sustainable businesses with consistent recurring revenue while continuing to expand the impact we’re making in communities across Africa. I’m particularly focused on becoming much better at marketing, customer acquisition, and building systems that can scale. 📚 My role here: I’m serving as one of the administrators, I bring both my experience in training and leadership development and my technology background into that process. 🤝 Why I joined: I joined MEGA because I want to learn from people who are actively building, and making a difference in our generation.

Dewey and the Water Cycle — read it AND listen to it. Dewey the Drop tells the story himself, with Wally the Whale and Buzzy the Bee in their own voices. Kids book + grown-up workbook + both audios, all together for $9.95. Get it here: daveslocker.gumroad.com/l/vauclm Join MEGA U free to keep going: skool.com/mega-5149

A tree is made mostly of air. In the early 1600s, a scientist named Van Helmont dried 90 kilos of soil, planted a 2-kilo willow in it, and watered it with rainwater only for 5 years. The tree gained 75 kilos. The soil lost 57 grams — about the weight of one egg. He thought it all came from the water. We now know most of it came from the air — carbon dioxide, caught by the leaves, with sunlight for power. About half the weight of dry wood is carbon from the air. A log is solid air, with sunlight inside. Habit for this week: look at one tree near you and remember — it built itself out of thin air. Seen in a reel by Vibe Samurai — https://www.facebook.com/reel/1485535540107875/

Hi everyone, I need your help to keep MEGA U going, and today is a good place to start. We meet today, Friday, October 30, at 9:00 a.m. Pacific. This week we're talking about the first habit: keeping liquids out of the same bag as everything else. Live it first — that's where it starts. When liquids go in with everything else, the whole bag gets contaminated, and recycling and reuse get a lot harder. Separate first, and the rest gets simpler. If you come today, bring one thing: What did you separate this week — or what stopped you? That's it. No perfect answer needed. Just one honest sentence, or one photo if you have one. The school only works if we do this together, and I need to see who's actually in it with me. If you can't make it live, drop your one sentence in the comments here and I'll read it. See you at 9, Edward

Giving water a second life, and giving water a voice. Every day, we throw liquids in the same bag as trash — and then we flush fresh water away like it has no value. What if water had a voice? It would say: don't drown me in garbage. Don't use me once and throw me away. Give me a second life. That's what we do in MEGA U. Live it, learn it, love it: - Keep liquids out of the trash bag - Stop using fresh water as a sewer when gray water can be collected and reused - Reclaim it, and put it back to work — for a lawn, for a toilet, for a second life A river can't walk into a courtroom. But we can speak for it — one habit, one bag, one gallon at a time. What's one way you gave water a second life today? Tell us below. 💧 Join the class: https://www.skool.com/mega-5149/classroom/ece0087e Learn more about us: https://www.skool.com/mega-5149/about