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Road Trip Puppy
This is our new puppy, his name is Kai... We rescued him about 5 months ago... So, He is going on his first road trip because we don't want to put him through an airport and all the people... We are going to have a fun time... Will be speaking on Wednesday and will be also posting pics for you along the way. See you all soon
Road Trip Puppy
4 likes • 20d
Looks like he was ready for his dinner in that pic.. 😋 lol
Reflections from Today’s Coffee Hour
Overcoming Overthinking & Building Real Wealth Today, I attended the coffee hour session that left me inspired and reflective. I’d like to share some key learnings and takeaways on the theme of overcoming overthinking. We explored how factors like politics, climate change and volatility often contribute to overthinking. One key insight was that real wealth requires discernment—the ability to make clear decisions amid uncertainty. Here are some practical strategies I learned: - Emotions are not always reality. When strong feelings come up, it doesn’t mean they’re true. Pause, evaluate and respond with clarity. - Diversify your assets. Don’t place all your eggs in one basket. A strong portfolio includes skills, credibility, reputation and audience, not just financial assets. - Skill sets are your best assets. How you talk about yourself and your challenges shapes your internal world. Step out of the “I don’t know” mindset and act. - Opportunities are time-sensitive. Overthinking often closes windows of opportunity. Discern when to act. - Connect with the divine. Ask: “God, what do I need to know? Yes or no?” Centring your focus this way removes inner resistance. - Leverage AI tools wisely. Tools like ChatGPT can speed up the gap between idea and execution. Train it, prompt it and make it work for you. - Evaluate and build your wealth cycle. Wealth has ups and downs, focus on building credibility and audience, not just monetary gain. The Undependent Women's Club grew from 0 to 493 ranking On Skool in just 22 days, becoming the fastest-growing community. The takeaway? Audience is an asset. Start where you are, use the right platforms and focus on value, not just advertising. Business and spirituality are one and the same. Stop sabotaging yourself with doubt, “I don’t know" or waiting. Put focus on your goals and nothing can stop you. Evaluate your current assets—skills, credibility, network—and start building on them today. Add at least one friend to this community this week and watch the ripple effect !
5 likes • Sep 10
Thank you so much for sharing all this, Bulbul! I wasn't able to make it this morning and these are a lot of great key points and reminders. But of course they would be if Vickie's involved. 😉 lol You did an excellent job of putting all this together and I just wanted you to know that I'm super appreciative! 🤩
4 likes • Sep 9
Somewhere along the line when I worked at IBM, someone told me that we should always apply for jobs that we're only about 20% qualified to do, and that way we get to learn a lot of new things and not get bored. :)
What is the #1 Way Women Lose Their Wealth?
Wealth Requires Truth and Discernment! Girlfriend... can I talk to you like I'm your BFF right now.... I’m going to start with this right now because, in order to create and hold wealth, you must stop this one belief that has been handed down to us from our mothers and grandmothers. For generations now, women have quietly believed that there is something wrong with them. Its created the “I’m Broken, Please Fix Me Please.” Economy. This is the #1 way women are manipulated out of billions in wealth. There is literally a “Fix Me” economy that has created billionaires because of these beliefs…. And you can bet that these companies don’t want you to have enough mental health and awareness of it, because they would go broke if you did. So, they keep normalizing these lies to deepen our belief in them. But how much more wealth would you have if this "Fix Me" economy died? These “fix me” marketing lies have kept women spending and searching, and then more spending and searching, for answers instead of learning how to grow and protect their real wealth. Below Are Some of the Most commonly used “Fix Me” Marketing Lies That Keep Women Broke For decades, women have been targeted with “empowerment” phrases that sound inspiring but are really designed to vacuum money out of our accounts. We’ve all heard them: ✨ “Follow your passion and the money will come.” ✨ “You have to find your purpose first.” ✨ “Clear your money blocks before you can earn.” ✨ “Your negative thinking creates scarcity.” ✨ “Invest in yourself and the money will follow.” ✨ “Manifest abundance by thinking bigger.” ✨ “You just need the right high-vibe tribe.” The problem? These messages keep women searching, fixing, and consuming instead of owning and building. Billions and billions of dollars every year women spend trying to fix themselves… GIRLFRIEND STOP.... Guuuurrrrl....Ain't nothin wrong with you. They just want your money honey...It's time to use your money in a different way. 👉 The truth is: Wealth creation begins with discernment.
8 likes • Aug 23
I think I have been believing the “Follow your passion and the money will come” belief for the last almost 2 decades since I quit IBM. Before I quit, I had read Tama Kieves' book called "This Time I Dance!" and at the top of the cover, in smaller letters, it reads: "If you're this successful at doing work you don't love, what could you do with work you *do* love?" That quote really helped inspire me to quit the corporate world and pursue photography full time, which, as you know, has branched out to include graphic design, web design, drone certification, video editing and videography. I now fill my working hours doing things I love for the greatest clients in the world! I feel truly blessed in that area. So I have followed my passion for 17 years now and the money still has not come. It probably hasn't helped that I've been a single mother receiving no child support for the last 15 years. There are times when I struggle paying rent and every once in a while, I'm even as late as 2 weeks paying it. I do struggle with my pricing, and so many people tell me I undercharge, but then I also have clients who will insinuate I charge way too much and often try to negotiate lower pricing, so it's been difficult for me to find that balance - being lucrative while not losing clients for too high of pricing. At this point, I feel like I should be doing bigger things for bigger clients who aren't necessarily local, but I'm not sure how to go about getting those gigs. I do also have ideas about doing a YouTube series - sort of an Out&About video version that includes driving videos (and drone clips) to various Colorado towns to find a pool hall.. show some good shots from the games, interview a few ppl about a specific question each episode - it's all such a beautiful picture in my head, but something is blocking me from actually starting it, even though I have all the equipment and skills I need. Anyway, sorry I'm rambling.. I think my belief in following my passion and the money will come has cost me years of not earning what I'm capable of earning, which has kept me in this vicious cycle of living paycheck to paycheck. It would be so nice to have some extra cash to fall back on, maybe even buy a house again someday. I've been renting since 2010.
4 likes • Aug 23
@Vickie Helm I am willing! 🙏😊
Shadowbanned by Design: Sabotaging Wealth
I know that many women in this group are very spiritual as am I. However, if we checkin with ourselves we can feel that something might feel off in the world. Something is quietly different and we don't often see how our wealth is being quietly sabotages away from us. Right now social media is silencing women without cause. Why are so many women’s Social Media accounts losing traffic without reason??? Have you noticed the hidden bias of social media right now? Lately women’s accounts are losing traffic and they don't know why? Everyone knows that in the digital age, visibility is currency. Yet for many women creators, entrepreneurs, and influencers, that visibility is being cut down, often without explanation, transparency, or recourse. This type of social asset and wealth doesn’t look obvious… but it is powerful. So powerful that some would like women’s voices to become marginalized. How much money is being vacuumed away from women by algorithm design? Right now, across major platforms like Meta (Facebook and Instagram), Pinterest, and X (formerly Twitter), women are reporting abrupt account closures, inexplicable suspensions, and suppressed traffic that erodes both income and influence. Why is this happening?... Share why you think this is happening in the comments below. Account Closures Without Warning - Meta (Facebook & Instagram) has disabled millions of accounts, frequently without notice or clear cause. Entrepreneurs have lost entire business profiles overnight, with appeal systems offering little more than automated responses. For small creators, this isn’t just inconvenient, it can destroy livelihoods. - Pinterest has been widely criticized for suspending accounts over misflagged content, particularly in creative niches like crafts and beauty. Even innocent posts have been swept up in automated enforcement, leaving creators locked out of their communities. - X (Twitter) continues to suspend accounts with vague explanations. Users report that even Premium subscribers—who pay for the service—receive little to no response to appeals.
4 likes • Aug 23
Thanks for the heads up! I didn't even know this was a thing going on with women being shadowbanned on social media. Awareness is definitely the first step to creating change. 🙏
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Lori Nagel
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Lori is a photographer, FAA certified drone pilot, video editor, graphic designer, web designer, newspaper columnist & photojournalist.

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Joined Aug 20, 2025
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