I totally forgot I purchased this domain a while back! It seems I was planning ahead incase this didn't work out. Now I'm building out a new website that will explain more about the drops and hopefully convince new people to join PartnerCo! After building somewhat of a landing page I'll start working on the group/community so that those interested can transfer over. It should look and feel mostly like this one with maybe a few additional extras that I'll add as well. I really loved the fact I could meet you all and get to know you on a more personal, intimate level. This new community will be even better than the last because I'll own the domain name 100% instead of sharing it with Skool - It's a nice concept what I was going for, but I didn't have infinite money to spend on ads. Eitherway, it was a great learning experience! Thanks everyone for being a huge part!

I’ve been paying $97 a month for this tool and it doesn’t seem like many of you really use it. I think I’ll rebuild this platform on my own software, then I can save about $900 more this year. I’ve already invested $300. It was fun while it lasted. I’ll build out my own PartnerCo community outside of Skool and then share it with you all before shutting this down. I’m out of the country right now, so it will at least be another week before I start building the new one. This was a great learning experience. Thank you everyone for being a part.

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If you're anything like me, you hate the cold 🥶 Yes, I was born on the Island of Jamaica. So genetically I am averse to cold weather. However, if I had to lose weight for something and I had no time to do it, the first thing I would start doing is.... cold plunges. Now hear me out, you may have heard of this new "trend". But hot/cold treatments have been around since the existence of water. Here are the top 3 reasons why ice baths are touted as a weight loss secret: 1. Activates Brown Fat (Thermogenesis) Cold exposure from ice baths stimulates brown adipose tissue (BAT), a type of fat that burns calories to generate heat. Unlike white fat, which stores energy, brown fat burns energy and increases metabolism. This process, called non-shivering thermogenesis, can significantly boost calorie expenditure, contributing to weight loss over time. 2. Reduces Inflammation and Enhances Recovery Ice baths help reduce inflammation and muscle soreness, allowing you to recover faster from workouts. When you're less sore, you can train more consistently and intensely, which is critical for maintaining a calorie deficit and accelerating fat loss. This makes them an indirect but powerful tool in weight management. 3. Suppresses Appetite Cold exposure can influence appetite-regulating hormones, such as leptin and ghrelin, potentially reducing hunger. Many people find they naturally eat less after regular ice baths, which can help sustain a calorie deficit more comfortably. Now that you know this amazing secret, how many of you are going to start doing cold plunges?