Welcome @Yvette Puliga in our community . I let you introduce yourself and go the "start here" classroom.

The rule is simple: Tell the truth about something you're struggling with. Not the Instagram version. The real version. I'll go first: This week, I told myself I was "too busy" to engage in this community. But the truth? I was scared. Scared that if I showed up and nobody responded, it would confirm that I'm not actually helping anyone. So I hid behind "client work" and "strategy sessions." Classic imposter syndrome + RSD combo. But here's what I'm learning: Community isn't built by people who have it all together. It's built by people who show up anyway. Messy. Confused. Figuring it out as we go. So here's my promise: Every Friday, I'm confessing something real. Not to trauma-dump. But to remind us all: we're human. And being human in business is actually the competitive advantage.

Welcome @Prescillia Cicero @Robin S. @Anika Höwelmann in this community. Feel free to create a post to introduce yourself and to like and comment posts. If you have any question or thing you want to share, you are welcome to create a new post! Have fun!

here is the link to my document: https://app.affine.pro/workspace/41e33758-ac8f-4db7-8997-01c4f492352f/aAby4mAgPuAHHOGfhAPwA

You know what's exhausting? Caring about everything. Caring what your boss thinks. What your parents expect. What society demands. What that random person on the internet said about you at 2 AM. Your brain wasn't designed to carry the weight of 8 billion opinions. And here's the uncomfortable truth most self-help gurus won't tell you: You don't have unlimited f*cks to give. You've got maybe... five. Per day. If you're lucky. So the question isn't "How do I care more?" The question is: "What deserves the few f*cks I actually have?" Because while you're busy stressing about being productive enough, likeable enough, successful enough... Life is happening. And you're missing it. So today, we're talking about the subtle art of not giving a f*ck. Not about becoming a nihilistic jerk. But about choosing your battles. Protecting your energy. And investing your very limited supply of caring... into what actually matters. Let's dive in.