Join us and ask your questions about AI. Other AI platforms are fair game too! 1:00 PM MST - Check your time zone here: https://www.skool.com/multiple-streams-of-income-4358/calendar?eid=756f02b1523c452aac597e865133ddab Which problem do you want AI to help you solve right now?

It’s not the exciting part. It’s not the “I launched a product!” part. It’s the moment where you’re sitting there thinking… How much do I order next? What if I get it wrong again? What if I tie up more money? What if I don’t order enough and miss momentum? I’ve been in that space the past few days. I’ve had products that moved. And products that didn’t. And the hardest part? The money from the ones that are working gets pulled into the ones that aren’t… and suddenly it’s hard to even see what’s actually profitable. That’s real. So I slowed down and really thought it through with AI and my data! I asked better questions. I looked at my actual numbers. And I made a plan I feel calm about. Here’s what I’m doing: • Ordering 1000 of my spiral journal (this is the one that’s working best!) • Sending some to Amazon and the rest to a 3PL so I can manage storage fees better • Not ordering more grey journals right now • Giving myself 30 days to move my GYSD planners on Amazon • Then liquidating part of them and bringing some home to sell or use in bundles And one more thing… I just got prequalified for my second Kiva 0% loan. Which feels really full circle. Not because I want more inventory… But because I now have a clearer plan for how I’ll use it this time! More to come on that process! If you’re in the inventory game (Amazon, products, anything like that), just know: This part is normal. The questioning. The recalculating. The learning. You’re not doing it wrong. You’re learning how to think like an inventory business owner. Curious… Are you building something with inventory right now? Or thinking about it? Let's chat! It’s a good day to have a good day. Thanks for the beautiful photographs, @Claire Morgan

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Dear Sybil, Lately you’ve been forgetting things. Losing words mid-sentence. Walking into a room and pausing. Making small mistakes that make you stop and wonder what’s going on. And it’s easy to look at that through a harsh lens and think something is wrong with you. But what if that lens isn’t accurate? What if this is a shift… hormones changing, yes, and also a brain that has been holding a lot for a long time without enough space to recover. You’ve already been trying to adjust. So maybe this is about going further, taking your own advice to keep going. Double check your calendar times. Write more down each day, by hand. Make journaling and meditation a daily practice, not something you get to when there’s time. This is how you support yourself in this season. You don’t need to push harder. You need to work in a way your brain can trust and keep going! With you in it, Sybil

I just walked into the kitchen to grab my granola. Normal moment. Nothing special. But then I paused. And I looked out the window. Snow covered mountains in the distance… just sitting there. And I almost missed it. That’s the thing about savoring. It’s not about slowing your whole life down. It’s about catching the moment before your brain rushes past it. Because it will. Your brain is wired to move on quickly, even from good things. So if you don’t interrupt it…you live in a life that looks beautiful on paper but doesn’t actually feel like it while you’re in it. The science is simple: When you notice and hold a positive moment just a little longer, your brain actually registers it. Noticing. Naming it. Letting it register. That’s savoring. Not a big ritual. Just a small pause. Scientifically proven to calm you. This morning it was: Granola in hand. Mountains in the distance. A quiet… “this is really gorgeous.” 10 seconds. That’s it. And it felt soooo good! 👇 Try this today: Catch one moment you would normally rush past…and stay with it for 10 seconds longer. What did you notice?