@Surina Joubert Today is your birthday. I know you are going to have a lovely day. And in the coming year, may you have faith and trust that all provisions God has for you are already done. Gods Promises NEVER expires. Lekker Verjaar!!

Is there a cost to join the community @Surina Joubert

This weekend broke something open in me. Being in a room full of people who have stopped pretending. People who stopped using excuses as legitimate reasons not to succeed. People who said "I'm scared, but I'm doing it while I'm scared." People who had every reason not to be there — and were present anyway. People who pursued their vision relentlessly, regardless of what it cost them to show up. The connection. The energy. The vulnerability. The laughter. The hugs — at times I walked up to someone and said, I just need to check if you are real. The conversations. The cheering on. The calling out. It was overwhelming in the most beautiful way. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, I felt something shift. Because here is what a room like that does. It does not just inspire you. It exposes you. It shows you exactly where you have been playing small, where you have been performing instead of leading, where you have been waiting for permission that was never coming. That is the pivot moment. Not the strategy session. Not the framework. The moment you look around and realise the ceiling you have been living under was never the room. It was you. You cannot own your space if you do not own your identity. Identity does not change because you decided it should. It changes because you get into rooms where a different version of you becomes undeniable. Where the evidence is sitting right across the table, looking you in the eye, telling you their story. This weekend closed the gap in my mind of what is actually possible. Not as a concept. As a lived experience. What touched me most was the absence of competition. No ego. No performance. Just women lifting women. Celebrating each other. Holding space for each other. Genuinely wanting to see each other win. That is not soft. That is one of the most powerful environments a driven woman can put herself in. The people you surround yourself with are not background characters in your success story. They are part of the architecture of who you are becoming.

@Karin SchoemanI did not want to just comment on your bold move. I wanted to shout it from the rooftops. Day 3 of 90. I gave the community a nudge. Do the one thing you have been postponing. Before your mind steals it from you. Before you talk yourself out of it one more time. And Karin showed up. Not when it was comfortable. Not when it was perfect. She showed up with a speech impairment and she sent the video anyway. Unfiltered. Unedited. And she said exactly what needed to be said. That is not just a bold move. That is identity in action. This is what AVA does. She does not give you something you did not already have. She pulls the gold from what has been hiding inside you all along. Karin already had it. She just needed something to help her see it. I am so incredibly proud of you. This community sees you. I see you. Comment below and let Karin know what her courage stirred in you today.

Something different is happening in this space. Today things change, and after tonight's Masterclass, I'll reveal it all... but here's a small sneak peak😁 I didn't start this community to give you twelve minutes of motivation. I built it because I kept watching smart, capable people stay stuck. Not because they lacked strategy or talent. But because the identity running in the background hadn't caught up with where they were trying to go. That gap, between who you are and who you know you could be, is exactly what we are here to close. Every Monday, I ask one question. Not a goal question. Not a to-do question. A BE question. Because every result, every decision, every action follows from who you are being first. So here is yours. This week, I am choosing to BE someone who ____________. Drop your one word or sentence below. The first answer that comes is almost always the most honest one. Welcome. I am glad you are here.