Hey y'all, we are growing really fast - and unfortunately, that growth means sometimes people get into the community and use it to try to sell or scam others. If someone DMs you from this group and asks you for your number or whatsapp or telegram or whatever, or tries to sell you something or just seems sus, PLEASE report them to myself or @Rex Loyer. We have strategies in place to stop these people from making it in, but sometimes they fall through the cracks. We're doing our best to keep this a safe space without allowing in anyone bad. But unfortunately, this is the internet, and bots and scammers are getting more complex! Help us keep the community safe!

I’m Jessica — probably undiagnosed ADHD, but my son was diagnosed, and honestly… the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. 😅 I stumbled upon this group and thought hey, actually this is probably where I belong and it’d be amazing to build alongside people who are wired like me — deeply creative, intuitive, multidimensional thinkers who thrive on bringing big visions to life in their own unique ways. I’m a graphic designer, web designer, life coach, and therapeutic art life coach. I run Deaken Design Studio, where I help soul-led entrepreneurs bring their visions to life through branding, design, and digital strategy. I also started my own Skool community called Glow-Up Lab, which merges art, mindset, and nervous system regulation for creators and coaches. It’s all about healing through creativity — regulating your nervous system, reconnecting with your vision, and manifesting from that calm, grounded space. The course path starts with Regulate to Receive, moves into Vision to Manifestation, and later will be exploring Branding, Energy & Alignment for creative entrepreneurs. Sometimes I wonder if it’s ADHD, Aquarius energy, or being a Manifesting Generator — but whichever way, I’m excited to learn, focus, and grow with you all here. 💫 Can’t wait to co-work and connect with other creative brains doing big things.

Who you surround yourself with MATTERS! Shout out to @Jason Olofsen for inspiring me to go run on the beach this morning. You rock bro!

Sometimes distractions aren’t the enemy, they’re invitations. Every time my mind wanders, I’ve been asking: what is this moment trying to pull my attention toward? or away from? Instead of fighting the distraction, I use it as a mirror. If I’m scrolling, maybe I’m craving connection. If I’m snacking, maybe I need a break.. not more willpower. If I'm watching TV maybe I'm trying to escape OR decompress No matter how I try to distract myself, it becomes a new awareness when I pause long enough to listen. Curious, what’s one distraction that actually taught you something about yourself recently?