I did my outreach session yesterday and I used the "permission method” and I got one response out of five (I'm doing 5 per day) requesting the video. YAYYY!

Hey everyone, I'm going to start a Skool Community! 😁 Now that there is a $9 a month option, I finally get to make it a reality. And I'm pretty excited about it! This is what it will focus on: 🧟‍♀️ Weekly/Monthly Villain Challenges A new “Job Search Villain” (e.g., The Mission Statement Fog, The Resume Phisher, The RTO Reaper) introduced every week or month depending on the villain Guided strategies to “defeat” each villain through mindset shifts, writing tools, and community support 📚 Weekly Live Lessons Live sessions where we break down the villain, share success stories, and practice tactical strategies Includes Q&A and live feedback sessions 💬 1:1 Coaching Support Option to book individual writing/mindset coaching calls for custom support Feedback on resumes, bios, LinkedIn content, and interview prep 🏆 Gamified Engagement + Rewards Earn XP, badges, or “anti-villain tools” for: Completing mini-challenges Attending live sessions Supporting others in the community Sharing wins or lessons learned Redeem XP for: Free or discounted courses Bonus challenges or power-ups Access to hidden boss levels (advanced workshops) 📖 Access to Exclusive Content Mini-courses, checklists, templates, and strategy decks unlocked by progress 💡 Peer Power-Ups Community feedback threads (villain-related prompts, writing critiques, encouragement posts) What I'm doing first though, is having people in my community complete this Google feedback form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSerNByWSESUc0xFlW6KvFB8wejRaT_q50h3z3Z3RcMXWnlwDw/viewform?usp=dialog I highly recommend you guys do this first to gauge interest. You can use similar versions of the questions in the form as well. And give people a reward for filling it out. I made a sale today because of it! :) If you want to know how to do this, let me know! And if you have any suggestions about what I should do, send 'em my way.

Hey guys. I would love some feedback on my presentation for a call tomorrow. Here’s the Gamma. https://gamma.app/docs/Clear-the-Fog-Explaining-the-Carbon-Credit-Model-Thats-Been-Misun-1m6mioic1s1pi6f Thanks.

I know the 90 min. time frame is recommended, but I find that hard to measure. Not because it's too long, but because if a conversation should start up, it could take a long time, possibly even over the time frame. And that’s not something I can fully control For example, if I initiate 10–20 conversations and half of them reply, I suddenly have multiple chats to manage. That could easily stretch beyond 90 or even 120 minutes. I don’t want to overload myself by starting too many conversations all at once and then end up overwhelmed. That's why I think it should be included in the time frame. So I've decided to add this as part of my daily calendar: "Create at least 1 dialogue chain with fun greeting → contextually relevant AI follow-up→ valuable freebie video from Job Search Joy (my program)." If I don’t reach that level of engagement, I’ll start more conversations. But I don't want to force myself to meet a certain quota if the conversations are already flowing. Anyone else run into this kind of situation?

Hey all, Feeling a bit full in the afternoons? Same. Especially when you’re spending more time online. Your brain ends up overloaded with ideas, posts, conversations, tasks and all the things you haven't done. It can drive you crazy! Making you feel like you've accomplished nothing, which isn't true. Your brain's just overloaded. That’s why I do a 10-minute reset called NSDR (Non-Sleep Deep Rest). It's just a short guided reset that calms your nervous system and clears some space in your head. Every time I do it, I feel lighter. Like my brain’s had a quick shower 😅🚿 When I use it: - Mid-afternoon crash - Feeling wired or overwhelmed - Before sitting down to record content - When I know I need to reset, not push through If you’re doing the Growth Challenge and finding your brain’s just full? Try it. Give yourself 10 minutes to reset. You'll be glad you did. And just notice how you feel after. P.S. Is this my first woo-woo post in the community? 🤔😂