My Dear Soul 🌟💫✨, As I step into the New Year, I’m making some necessary financial and practical adjustments due to unexpected home repairs this past year. To fully stabilize and move forward with peace of mind, I’ll be stepping away from Skool and paring down a few expenses for now. I’m deeply grateful for each of you and for the connections we’ve shared here. This space and the energy we’ve created together have meant more than I can express. This isn’t goodbye. Just~ until we meet again. I know I’ll be back when the timing is right. Thank you for your understanding, your grace, and your presence. God bless you abundantly. 🙏✨💫🌟 Jodie Falcon (I’ll keep the space open for the next 24 hours so we can share a few final words together before I close this chapter with Grace Gratitude Grit 🫶🏼)

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HI SOUL Stars.. A story we're watching is an appropriate message to share as we move into 2026... Play in the SANDBOX !! ignore timestamps from a 3rd party Vide...A good Summary...Source is picture below.. ********* Horatio Nelson Jackson's Cross-Country Drive: Stewart recounts the story of Horatio Nelson Jackson, a doctor from Vermont, who, in 1902, made a $50 bet that he could drive an automobile from San Francisco to New York (7:04-8:41). The Journey: Jackson, who didn't even own a car, bought a used Winton convertible with no windshield (8:47-9:09). He hired a bicycle mechanic to accompany him since he didn't know how to repair an automobile (10:42-10:56). Challenges: There were no roads at the time, so they drove on horse trails and through fields (11:27-11:34). They blew their only spare tire 15 miles out of San Francisco (11:07-11:24). Celebrity Status: As they traveled, Jackson became a celebrity, with towns gathering to see the automobile pass through (11:47-12:00). He was reportedly going nine miles per hour, which was an incredible speed to people who had never seen a car (12:10-12:24). Competitors: Other automobile companies, like Packard and Oldsmobile, tried to beat him to gain publicity, but they failed due to various mechanical issues and difficult routes (12:55-14:04). The Dog: Somewhere in Idaho, they picked up a pit bull (14:07). Outcome: The trip took 63 days and cost Jackson $8,000, but the person who made the bet welched, so Jackson never collected his winnings (14:20-14:32). Ken Burns even made a documentary about it called "Horatio's Drive America's first road trip" (21:07-21:12)