If you run a Skool community centred around parenting, motherhood, pregnancy, birth, postpartum, or family life, then I’d love to connect with you. 🫶🏼 I run The Baby Sleep Skool, a supportive space for parents (mostly mums) navigating baby and toddler sleep with a holistic, gentle, real‑life approach. I’m looking to build genuine collaborations with other community owners who share similar values: real and raw, evidence-based, family-centred support with a deep respect for the messy, beautiful reality of raising little humans. 😅 I’m open to collaborations such as: - Guest posts or expert swaps - Co-hosted live sessions or Q&As - Cross-community value drops - Joint challenges or themed weeks - Resource sharing - Anything creative that supports both our communities If your space supports parents in any chapter — from trying to conceive, pregnancy, birth, postpartum, toddlerhood, or the identity shift of motherhood — I’d love to explore how we can lift each other up. 🙌🏼 Comment below or send me a message if you’re keen to chat possibilities! 💜 Jen

If I hear someone say ______ I should send them to your Skool. Fill in the blank in the comments so we all know who we should refer to your Skool. That way when someone has a problem I can refer them to the right expert.

I keep seeing this take everywhere lately, and I know it can mess with your confidence if you are sitting on a course idea or staring at a course you already built. Here’s what I’ll say upfront: I do not think courses are dead. I think the old version is dying, and that is actually good news for creators who care about doing it right. In the current episode of The ART of Online Course Creation, I unpack what is really happening behind the “courses are dead” narrative, why simply calling your offer a "challenge" will not solve the problem, and the one shift that changes how you design and sell a course in 2026. 🎧 Listen here If you listen, I'd love to hear your take in the comments below. And if you'd like to learn more about creating online courses that actually get meaningful results for your students, then come join me in the "Your Best Course" Build Lab where we use proven frameworks based on the science of how the brain learns to create courses that make you stand out from your competitors.

This is a great opportunity to play with Vibe Coding with simple prompts to generate whatever you want - a landing page, a website, a simple web page app. No idea what to try... Here are 10 copy‑paste‑ready prompts you can drop into Lovable to build something light, visual, and fun. Open Lovable -- If you click the link-- i only share my affiliate link because it will give you extra credits when you start if you love it and want to keep using it after today's FREE ALL DAY *** ### 1. Daily Mood Color Tracker “I want a super simple web app called ‘Mood Colors’ where I can log my mood once a day and it shows up as a colored square in a calendar grid. Each mood option (happy, calm, stressed, tired, excited) should map to a different soft pastel color. The home screen should show this month as a grid of days, each day filled with the color of the mood I picked. Let me tap a day to change the mood. Design it minimal, rounded cards, soft shadows, and friendly sans‑serif fonts. Store everything in a basic database so my moods persist.” *** ### 2. Habit Streak Fire Bar “Build a playful ‘Habit Fire’ web app where I track ONE habit (like ‘Write 10 minutes’) and see my current streak as a flaming progress bar. The main page should have: a big habit title, today’s date, a button that says ‘I did it today’, and a horizontal bar that fills up and changes color as my streak grows. Underneath, show the last 14 days as small circles (filled if done, empty if missed). Make the design bold and fun with warm oranges and reds, big emojis, and mobile‑first layout.” *** ### 3. Yes/No Decision Spinner “Create a tiny ‘Help Me Decide’ web app. I type in up to 8 options (like restaurant names) and then tap a big ‘Spin’ button. Show a colorful spinning wheel or animated selector that randomly lands on one option with a little celebration animation (confetti or glow). The home screen should have: a simple list where I add options, a way to clear them all, and the spin area. Make it feel playful with bright colors, rounded buttons, and large touch targets for mobile.”

Happy Sunday! 🌞 Simple nutrition stabilizes your hormones! Over in Menopause Skool we are learning how to create a hormone balancing plate ~ something practical, simple, and totally doable! Having this balance supports your metabolism, moods, and energy day after day! No tracking. No strict rules. Just a framework that helps your changing hormones feel safe and supported. 🌿 🌸 Balancing your nutrition matters during Perimenopause and Menopause ~ Here's why! Estrogen & Progesterone fluctuate and your blood sugar becomes more sensitive. This means your meals are more important than ever ~ to stabilize your energy. Balancing your plate helps give your body all the nourishment it needs. When you nurture your hormones, you create ~ ~ steady energy ~ fewer cravings ~ calmer moods ~ more stable weight ~ better sleep at night 🍽️ Want to learn about the 3 Anchors that help balance your meal plate during midlife? Then head over to join us in Menopause Skool ~ find out what your body is telling you and how to balance YOUR plate!