So I started my first Skool group HappyQuit - Stop Smoking Easily, but I'm not clear if I have the movement and mission right. I know that @Travis Sago says not to wait to have it 100%, so this is my first iteration: My movement is to help 10,000 smokers and vapers become non-smokers and non-vapers and STAY that way. The mission is a simple 2 hour process that helps smokers and vapers understand how to quit smoking the RIGHT way WITHOUT willpower or suffering through cravings and withdrawls. But once someone is successful, then they don't need to be a part of the movement anymore? Because when people do it the right way, like I've taught the last 23 years, it becomes so second nature that they have nothing to do with nicotine - they don't really even think about it. It's part of who they are now. Do I have this right?