Would you rather have: More Time? or More Money? (Obviously both is the dream, but let's pretend it's not an option for the sake of this thought experiment) I'm pretty sure most people would vote for more time, but looking around, it appears that everyone is so busy running around chasing the money! (so maybe I'm wrong?) Take a few days off, 𝘀𝗹𝗼𝘄 𝗱𝗼𝘄𝗻 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗲𝗻𝗷𝗼𝘆 𝗹𝗶𝗳𝗲. You won’t regret it. 🌞 Have a GREAT weekend.

I’ll go first. I’m a single mom, and there have been seasons when I didn’t know how everything was going to work out. I’ve faced financial challenges, disappointments, closed doors, and moments where I had more questions than answers. But looking back, I’ve realized something powerful: The hardest seasons of my life taught me resilience, faith, and perseverance. Some of the things that once felt like setbacks ended up becoming the very experiences that helped shape who I am today. They taught me how to keep moving forward when circumstances didn’t make sense. Now, whenever I face a new challenge, I remind myself: “If I made it through that season, I can make it through this one too.” I’d love to hear from you. What’s one challenge you’ve overcome that made you stronger, wiser, or more grateful today? 👇 Let’s encourage each other. 💙

I don't know if this is going to be of any value but here's what I've been reflecting in the last few days. Just before I write this, I read @Christy Sanderson's post and I wanted to add up on that. In our biggest struggle lies our greatest gift and essence. And we can turn pain into purpose. We tend to look at life as problems or challenges and yes we build skills and resilience and we push through and we cry and scream and all that 3D stuff we do, but from a spiritual perspective, perhaps all this is happening for us to unlock our gifts and talents. When I notice all the patterns and events in my life, I also notice that the people who come to work with me are all those who are going through the same thing I went through months or years ago and I know exactly how to guide them out of their dark tunnel. In my pain, the light emerges and my gift to humanity appears. Some people call it the silver lining, I like to call it "the gift". Perhaps this post is just an invitation to look at our greatest struggle right now (past or present) and see how we have a gift there, a skill, a talent that can genuinely help others.

Share a picture or pictures of something or someone that represents your why. And share something about your motivations: 🌸Why are you in business? 🎉Why are you doing what you're doing? I'll go first: Personally my why is around family and hobbies, having time for it all, and supporting our family financially. 🐕🚶My husband and Shadow, our pup 👨‍👩‍👧‍👧Family back east and in CA, so travel too! 🌺Gardening Professionally, it's all of you. My why in continuing through a tough pivot in this part of my business (helping content creators get on TV) is a deep conviction that the world needs more positive messages, more connection and more authenticity. I'm motivated to get positive messages into a larger audience in order to make a difference in people's lives and our societies. And as I've come to know so many here on skool, I'm in awe and so grateful to journey with you! You're all so beautiful, have important things to communicate and bring beauty into the world.

Drop a selfie and say Hi with one quick line about yourself, and tag two people. 😍