So I am not going to lie. On my phone when my mom sends me a voice note I hate it. Just call me. But on skool, when I get a voice note or a voxer I am like damn ok that is slick. Now I get it. Then when you find out there is a reasonably cost tool that offers this and more for you skool community. And you can do it in posts, dms, and comments you are like oooo even better. Now these features are mostly desktop based so you can't use them on mobile but they save you time when you can pop on a laptop or computer desktop I feel compelled to share. Also because I LOVE talking about money the prices are going up. Plus you would be supporting a fellow skooler which is doubly nice. Joe his group is skooly is an absolute gem of a human and so kind. He announced he is upping the pricing of his super awesome tool and I want all community owners to know of it. And take advantage of it's crazy low price for the features it has already and the ones it will soon have (seriously he is planning to add a bunch like scheduled posts) it is truly a steal of a deal. Other tools are like 97$ a month. Here's what it'll be after Tuesday: 𝙎𝙩𝙖𝙣𝙙𝙖𝙧𝙙 (voice notes, short url maker) Current: $5/m After change: $9/m 𝙋𝙧𝙚𝙢𝙞𝙪𝙢 (tagging, course tracking) (You create tag lists of your members based on level, tier .etc TIME SAVER) Current: $15/m or $109/yr After change: $39/m or $303/yr (35% discount for annual) 𝙑𝙄𝙋 (brand the voice notes to your group, skool ai, testimonial pages) Current: $27/m or $227/yr After change: $59/m or $389/yr (45% discount for annual) Link for features

In a previous post in this community I opened up and admitted that I was diagnosed with ADHD very late in life (tender age of 62) today I found a post on fb that puts things into perspective for me. Hope you don’t mind me sharing: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1AWtsbQnU2/?mibextid=wwXIfr Parts of this I just resonated with, anyone else?

Living at a higher resolution comes with a cost. Not because you’re arrogant. Not because you’re “too much.” But because your mind processes the world in constellations — layered, multidimensional, recursive — while most people are wired to track single stars. So you learn to translate. To compress. To simplify. To shrink. And the world rewards the edited version of you. But the cost is real. It’s the ache of being tolerated but not known. The ache of watching people glaze over when you try to share the full shape of what you see. The ache of raising a child whose mind mirrors your own, and recognizing the same social dissonance you carried for decades. It took me thirty years to build a translation layer — enough context saturation to become fluent in my own mind. Not because I lacked language. But because I lacked mirrors. Now I choose when to offer the 10-second version, the 1-minute version, or the full constellation. I choose who gets access to the uncompressed version of me. I let my work be the bridge so my body doesn’t have to. And here’s what I know now: You’re not too much. You’re not hard to understand. You’re not asking for too much. You’re simply high-resolution in a low-bandwidth world. And maybe you’re here to build the bridge others will one day walk across. 🫶❤️🙏

As ADHD founders, we usually get stuck in one of two modes: 1. Analysis Paralysis (Over-thinking) 2. Impulse Mode (Chasing the dopamine) I’ve combined 17 years of empowerment coaching with strategic intuition protocols to help high-achievers tell the difference. It turns out that getting a clear signal is a skill like any other—it can be trained. I’m teaching this method at the upcoming Oracle Cards Magic Summit (Jan 19-26). All online, no travel involved. (Don't let the name fool you—this is a deep dive on business strategy.) It’s focused on bridging the gap between 'visionary ideas' and sustainable revenue without burning out your nervous system. My session: Clean Signal, Every Time. Grab a free ticket here. Best, Matt P.S. Also, humble bragging that I got accepted to my first summit! Thanks to @Rex Loyer for letting me share this!

Recently in my own community I had a brainwave and decided to DM each of my community members, here’s what I wrote: Hey there 👋 I just wanted to do a quick check-in and say thanks for being part of HomeSafe Academy. I’m genuinely curious — are you enjoying the community so far, and are you finding value in what’s being shared? Even a short “yes / no / a bit” reply helps more than you might think. I’m also always open to shaping this space around what you actually need. Are there any questions, concerns, or topics you’d like me to cover in General Discussion or other areas of the community? Home safety, home security, online safety, real-world scenarios, checklists, guides — nothing’s off the table. If you don’t feel like writing much, even a single idea or question is perfect. This community is a slow, steady build, and your input really does help guide where it goes. Appreciate you being here, Tim ThinkSafe · ActSafe · HomeSafe Would love to get some feedback on how you connect with your community members?