Imagine if you could see key information floating above someone’s head at a networking event. Where they’re from.What they do.What they’re working on. Starting a conversation would be a lot easier, right? That’s exactly what profiles on Skool do. 🙂 But the real question is… Are you actually clicking on profiles and meeting people? Are you intentionally building relationships in the community? Or are you mostly just watching from the sidelines? I’ll be honest. I haven't done this as much as I used to do on social media. So I've made a change in 2026 to connect more! Clicking on profiles. Starting conversations. Building connections. Curious about you. How active are you here on Skool, and are you taking advantage of the opportunities to meet people? 👇

@Siri Baruc Thornton will be hosting a simple nervous system reset for entrepreneurs. She’ll guide a short breathing experience to help you release some of the hustle, hypervigilance, and mental overload that can come with running a business. After the practice, there will be space to share anything coming up for you in your business. No breakout rooms. Just a calm space to land and reconnect. 🔐 Access: Level 2+ members 📅 March 10, 2026 ⏰ 11am PT | 2pm ET LINK Drop us a 🔥 if you are coming today. ➡️ Check the comments for a quick prep list

Let’s create choice, capacity, and calm — especially in this season of life. We walked through your One-Page Plan for 2026 and how to grow your Skool community! I also included 4 Tools to Help You Optimize Your Time. Catch the replay here (for Level 4+)

Name one thing from this week that deserves a quiet “well done.” Big or small.

Do you ever have days where nothing feels exciting, nothing feels wrong, but everything just feels… flat? Not sad. Not burnt out. Not overwhelmed. Just stuck in neutral. I get this sometimes too, and for a long time I thought something was wrong with me. But there’s actually a real reason why this happens, and it’s not depression. It’s not a “life crisis”. It’s a nervous system state. I wanted to share what I’ve learned from studying my own patterns, having ADHD, moving through burnout, and just being human. Here’s what actually goes on. Sometimes your body has energy, but your mind doesn’t know where to put it. You’re not fully stressed. You’re not fully calm. You’re not shut down. You’re not activated. You’re in that awkward middle zone where you feel restless and flat at the same time.And when the body feels confused, the mind tries to explain it. That’s when the thoughts come in: “Nothing matters.” “I’m just doing things.” “My life feels pointless.” “Why don’t I feel excited about anything?” Those thoughts feel true, but they’re not truth.They’re just your brain trying to make sense of an under-stimulated nervous system. And this state often shows up after big pushes of energy. You work hard for days or weeks, then everything quietens, and your system doesn’t know what to do with itself. It’s tired but not depleted. It’s wired but not inspired. So what helps? Here are the four things that make the biggest difference for me: 1. Add a small dose of novelty Don’t overhaul your life. Just bring in something new. Walk a different route. Switch cafés. Rearrange one shelf. Start your day with a different task. A tiny shift can wake up your system in the best way. 2. Reduce digital noise When you’re flat, your purpose and drive are under-stimulated. Scrolling overstimulates everything else. It’s the worst combination. Give your system a break from all of that input. 3. Move your body for 10 to 15 minutes You don’t need a full workout. Just enough movement to lift your energy up.