Welcome @Kimberly Marin to the Fight Club. 🥊 Kimberly is a heavy hitter in the longevity space, fusing Traditional Chinese Medicine with functional science to restore what high-performers lose most: sanity, strength, and sleep. She doesn't just treat symptoms; she reclaims biological sovereignty. If you’re pushing your limits and need your body to actually keep up, Kimberly is the expert you need to be listening to. Welcome, Kimberly. 🤯

If you could wave a magic wand right now and solve ONE problem in your life or business, what would it be? Comment your issue and the action steps you've taken so far... maybe I or someone else in the comments can offer a unique perspective you haven't considered yet. 🤷‍♂️ Or maybe we can just light a candle for you and hope for the best 😂❤️ 👉 Either way... go to my PINNED TOP POST and if you haven't voted yet, GO VOTE cause I'm choosing an Uber Eats gift card winner tonight! Food makes everything better.. esp. for Taco Tuesdays 🌮 If you want some inspiration... check out my latest podcast with @Kelly Stephens that dropped yesterday:

Hey everyone, I’m Adam. I’m a veteran, educator, and systems thinker working at the intersection of human transition, healing, and intelligent infrastructure. Over the last few years I’ve built The Strategic Veteran into a long-form media and community platform with 140+ deep conversations about identity loss, reinvention, and what actually helps people rebuild after major life rupture. That work is now transitioning into a nonprofit, because the problems veterans face are systemic, and the goal is capacity and sovereignty, not dependency. Alongside that, I operate as a fractional Chief AI Officer. My focus is education first. I teach founders and operators how to think about AI and automation so they can design, adapt, and own their systems long after I’m gone. The goal is not to catch fish for people, but to make sure they can feed themselves in a rapidly changing environment. I’m also a partner at Amakaya, a plant medicine retreat in the Peruvian Amazon serving veterans and first responders through Shipibo traditions. Being that close to the medicine has made one thing painfully clear: access to the ceremony is not the problem. Access to preparation, integration, and long-term support is. That realization is what’s currently pulling my attention toward questions of ethical scale. Where can technology lower barriers without flattening the human work? Where can structure protect people instead of commodifying them? Psychedelic preparation and integration is one of those fault lines, and it’s something I’m actively thinking through. I’m here because this community is full of people who can hold nuance, challenge assumptions, and build with intention. I’m not here to posture or pitch. I’m here to contribute, pressure test ideas, and learn from perspectives I don’t yet have. Looking forward to connecting.

We just hit 70 badasses in here today so welcome, welcome everyone! Introduce yourselves on the main community page and comment here your favourite restaurant. 😆 Go check all the pinned posts and PLEASE go enter the raffle on my 3rd pinned post cause I'm choosing a winner TONIGHT and it could be youuuuuu! 🤯 @Danielle Avila @Jack Robinson @Maheen Ahmed @Sheena LC Walker @Kimberly Marin @Tony Sibbald @Rob Brautigam @Mike Sadikian @Vanessa Teixeira