1. Wow, we only have 19 members and we are already Global. Look at our home-city locations on the Skool Map. Super cool 2. What's one thing you're working on improving this month? I am really working making my videos have more real deep value, more fun attitude, more impact, more purpose.

I am going to point new community members to join this Skool group instead of Discord. I have been experimenting for a couple weeks, and I think Skool is still the right move for now. Did anyone do anything exciting recently? Hope you all are well!

Hello my dear friends, I am considering moving this community to either a Discord Group or a Telegram Group so that it is easier to join. If anyone has any thoughts about that, let me know. I will keep this community alive on Skool until I find the perfect home for the community. (We could just end up on here at Skool but I’ll see) Take action on your dream life today!

Today I am taking a train from Bangkok to the Thailand / Malaysia border and walking across. After I get across (and clear enough distance from the border agents), I am going to hitchhike for the first time in my life. I’m making my first long form YouTube video, where I start out hitchhiking and staying at the cheapest place I can find, then I will eventually get to Kuala Lumpur and stay one night in a 5 star hotel. I have done absolutely no research about Malaysia besides looking up crime statistics. It is 10th safest. Country in the world - I have no fear. I don’t know where I will go, who I will meet, or how the story will unfold. I have been inspired by a handful of YouTubers who have done adventurous things like this, and I am so excited to be doing it now myself.

This is Dimitra (a name that means mother of earth), she has been one of my best friends since middle school. Last year, she moved to the Netherlands to start a new chapter with her other best friend from her university. She was working there, doing cross-pollinating plants in a greenhouse. She generally loves animals and plants. In Netherland, she loved the architecture and the fact that you can ride a bike everywhere you want without being scared of cars. There were some tough spots, however. The language seemed hard to learn, and sometimes the public means of transportation would be difficult to navigate. One also had to be focused not to spend much on some things there, as they can be a bit overpriced. She is really hardworking and took advantage of every opportunity that she had there, as she seemed very thankful for those! I'm really proud of her for that. What brought her back, however, were the language constraints and the fact that she could not see herself being there for decades to come. Did she miss the Greek sun? I bet. When you grow up in countries that are on the warmer side, you tend to choose those for multiple reasons. Her next goal might be Spain, and I hope we can fulfill this together at some point in the future, even as tourists. Did I mention in my previous posts that I haven't been abroad? It's still scary for me, but baby steps are the way to go.