Most of the problems we face feel unique. They feel personal. Heavy. Unsolvable. But here’s a perspective I love from Simon Sinek: "There are a finite number of problems... but an infinite number of solutions." Meaning: chances are extremely high that whatever you’re facing right now has been faced before. Not by you — but by someone. And if a human created a way through it once, a way exists again. The trap isn’t the problem. The trap is deciding there’s no solution. HuRU isn’t about pretending problems don’t exist. It’s about building the identity of someone who says: 👉 “Okay. This is hard. Now let’s solve it.” Problem solvers don’t wait for perfect conditions. They experiment. They look from new angles. They ask better questions. They borrow ideas. They try again. Infinite solutions only appear to people willing to search for them. So if today feels stuck, here’s your reminder: You’re not trapped. You're mid-puzzle. And puzzles are meant to be solved. What problem are you choosing to solve instead of avoid this week? 👇

Ok HuRU Crew… let’s talk about the thing we all know we should do... and sometimes avoid like it’s a surprise phone call from an unknown number 😅 Outreach. Calling all community connectors, business builders, networkers, and professional conversation starters: this is your moment. Because behind every collaboration, client, friendship, opportunity, and “how did we even meet?” story… there was one brave human who sent the first message. Outreach isn’t magic. It’s not slick scripts or perfect timing. It’s just deciding to be a normal human and say hello — consistently. And yet... we’ve all stared at a blinking cursor thinking: 👉 “Is this weird?” 👉 “Do I sound salesy?” 👉 “Should I rewrite this for the 9th time?” So let’s normalize the awkward and learn from each other. What’s your top outreach move? Your secret sauce? Your “this actually works and doesn’t feel gross” strategy? Drop it below. Help the rest of the crew send the message they’ve been overthinking all week 💬 What’s your outreach weapon of choice? A) Personalized DMs (thoughtful sniper mode) B) Comment-first engagement (slow burn rapport) C) Voice/video messages (high risk, high charm) D) In-person conversations (raw, unfiltered, no escape) E) Something totally different (but since you asked nicely, I'll tell you) Bonus: which one makes you sweat a little — and why? Let’s make outreach less scary and a lot more fun. 🚀

One of our very own HuRUs has a fresh new YT channel. Check out this new video from @April Cookson Pretty impressive, April. I can't wait to see more!

One thing we believe deeply here in HuRU is the importance of knowing who you are. But self-awareness is only part of the story. We don’t truly grow unless we also have space to express who we are. Strong friendships do that. Strong communities do that even better. They give us room to speak, to experiment, to be seen, to be challenged, and to be accepted—sometimes all at once. They’re the places where our thoughts don’t have to stay trapped in our heads and our ideas don’t have to be fully formed to be welcomed. HuRU isn’t about fitting into a mold. It's about having a place where you can show up as you are and keep becoming who you’re meant to be— together. 💬 So let’s hear from you: Where in your life do you feel most free to express who you really are? And what helps create that kind of space for you? Drop a comment, a word, or even a GIF that captures it 👇

Ideas matter... but people matter more. The right people can take a simple idea and breathe life into it. They ask better questions. They collaborate instead of compete. They adapt when things don’t go as planned. On the flip side, even the most brilliant idea needs the right humans around it to grow, evolve, and actually work in the real world. That’s why community beats concepts every time. Because ideas can be tweaked, pivoted, and improved — but people bring the energy, creativity, and follow-through that make anything possible. 👀 So let’s have some fun... What do you believe makes the biggest difference? 👥 The people behind it 💡 The idea itself ⚖️ A strong mix of both 🔥 Depends on the situation Vote in the poll 👇 Then drop a comment and tell us about a time people made the difference for you — or when the right crew turned something ordinary into something special. This community exists for a reason 😉