Hello everyone! I am sitting in the bus, surrounded by many people who are looking at their phones. Sadly, I forgot my book at home! Without my book to read, I thought I would try writing something here. So here I am, with my first public transport post, practicing my poor English🙂 If I had my book, I would be lost in someone else's story, but now I am making my own. Have a great day, whether you are on a bus, a train, or reading a book!🙂

I’m Kevin, originally from France 🇫🇷 but now living in Canada, with my amazing wife and two kids. I love traveling, skiing, coffee, and using automation to simplify life. I run Afford Free Time, a community where I help small business owners save time for what matters most—whether that’s focusing on growing their business or spending more time with family. I also run Automation Lab where I provide additional help and support on automation. My mission is simple: help business owners stop wasting time on tedious/boring tasks and free them up to focus on money-making activities—or just enjoy more of life outside of work. I met Jakub here on Skool in one of the various Skool communities we are both a member ^^ Excited to connect with you all and share what I’ve learned along the way!

I found this quote yesterday. Am just looking at the words… How cool would it be, if we could all find it and share it!

Hello everyone! 😊 I have a weekly challenge for us that can help us heal and strengthen our relationships. First part of the challenge: Buy two tickets to a theater, cinema, or concert and invite someone you've never met before, maybe someone on the street. It's a great opportunity to open up to new experiences and unexpected encounters. Second part of the challenge: Choose someone in your life with whom you have an unresolved relationship. Invite them for a coffee or tea and sincerely tell them: "I love you, with all your strengths and flaws, thank you for being you. This challenge may be difficult for some of us, but I believe that openness and honesty can bring amazing results. After a week, come back to our group and share your emotions and stories about what happened. I already completed the second task yesterday when I met with a friend with whom we had not ended our relationship on the best terms two years ago due to our communication. Yesterday, we worked quite well together on her off-the-grid property, where I helped her in the garden. I also tried baking banana nut cookies. They weren't bad. Who's in? 😄💬

Hello everyone, I would like to hear your opinion on the following matter. For our project, we are preparing a new website and are considering whether to include a blog or not. Many people say that blogs are no longer read these days; however, what is your opinion? I can imagine building a community around our project here on Skool and using Skool as a blog, while keeping the website only as an informational channel. On the other hand, why not go against the grain and do something differently? :-) What do you think? How would you approach it? I'll mention that our project focuses on development—both from a professional and personal perspective. We are a group of trainers, mentors, and coaches who help others grow. Thank you for your thoughts, take care! :-)