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Highly recommend you watch this. Then watch it again. Then once more. This is the process im currently following and it makes perfect sense. https://youtu.be/gEF67-G9MO0?si=6pB3IZxg20DP89s8
3 likes • Jan 7
That's a 2-hour video. 😬 Here's an 80/20 summary for those who don't have time to listen right now. - Alex Hormozi’s core message was to stop chasing “passive income” fantasies and instead build high active income by trading your time for money at higher and higher rates, then using that surplus to make smarter, controlled-risk bets. - He gave a very step‑by‑step playbook for starting from zero: turn your passion/profession/past pain into a simple service, do his “10×10” free‑work strategy to get proof and testimonials, use the “core four” promotion methods (warm outreach, cold outreach, content, ads), and sell with his CLOSER framework. - He mapped out the emotional journey of entrepreneurship (uninformed optimism → informed pessimism → “valley of despair” → informed optimism → achievement) and argued that people who succeed are those who stay in the painful middle long enough to build skills and volume (e.g., his “rule of 100” daily reps). What it does well: - Very concrete, step‑by‑step playbook for getting from “no idea, no clients” to real revenue: service first, 10×10 free work, rule of 100, core four channels, and a simple sales script. - Realistic pushback on get‑rich‑quick schemes, “follow your passion” clichés, and the obsession with passive income, in favor of disciplined skill‑building, volume, and long‑term character growth. Where it’s weak: - Assumes you have spare time, energy, and a basic safety net to work “5–9” around a job and give away hours for free, which can be unrealistic for people in more precarious or caregiving‑heavy situations. - Frames most obstacles as mindset/behavior problems, with little attention to trauma, structural inequality, or burnout risk, so the advice can skew workaholic and individualistic if you take it at face value.
1 like • Jan 7
@Tina Woods Glad you found it helpful.
Questions for entry to SS & peace
I didn't have these at the start, i went off vibes and intuition and stats. However i've introduced questions for coming into this group and its actually really helpful. I declined someone this morning based on their answer, the entitlement was obvious in one line. There are many ways to protect your peace and using the tools available as boundary support is a no brainer. I invite you to explore what guardrails, areas for insight and tools you have at your disposal to protect your peace? Phone on mute? Notifications off? Manual calendar booking vs giving out a calendar link? Unsubscribe from those email lists that no longer resonate? Don't answer unknown numbers? Delist your phone number? Tx
Questions for entry to SS & peace
1 like • Jan 2
@Tina Woods I work from home most of the time. If the family is particularly loud, I'll even wear foam earplugs under my headphones. It really, really helps. Also, using night shift on my screens, even during the day. Small tweaks add up.
2 likes • Jan 4
@Tiberius Ryuu It's a catch-22, for sure. You have my sympathy.
The Empath People Pleaser struggle with Skool
When people request to join this Skool group the coach and healer and helper within me gets excited, someone new who the information, support and resources might help and serve. Thats my goal and purpose. It makes me feel good. The group is getting noticed and people are interested. Then i see they have 0 contributions, 0 followers, very generic answers on the intro questions and their bio. And therefore I either reject them if my intuition says something is off, or I leave it pending until more information becomes available. And then i feel bad. Like i'm being mean or letting someone down. But this HAS to stay a safe place. How can people support, heal and share when theres pitchy sales people, scammers, or other negative energies in here. It erodes trust. So, I keep them pending or reject. I'll keep this community growing safely and slowly. And protect our peace. Boundaries in action. Tx
The Empath People Pleaser struggle with Skool
2 likes • Dec '25
I applaud that kind of action. As the owner of a heart-centered space, if you can't protect the container, then you won't have much of a community for very long. *I mean "one," a person. Don't mean to critique you, specifically. ANYWAY, probably time for me to get that next cup of coffee. Thank you for your efforts to keep this community warm and genuine.
Skills
Not sure where i nicked this from but it has some good points to consider.
Skills
1 like • Dec '25
That is a timely list. Fits perfectly with some questions I’ve been asking. Thank you!
🌌 The Universal Laws (And How to Observe Them in Real Life)
The Universal Laws aren’t about “positive vibes only” or bypassing your pain.They’re neutral principles that govern energy, cause and effect, and how life responds to you. When you observe them instead of trying to “manifest harder,” you move from force → flow. Here are the core ones and how to actually work with them 👇 1️⃣ The Law of Mentalism “All is mind.” Your inner world shapes how you interpret and respond to life. How to observe it: - Notice the story you attach to events (especially triggers) - Ask: What meaning am I assigning here? - Shift from “This is happening TO me” → “This is showing me something” 🧠 Awareness > affirmations. 2️⃣ The Law of Correspondence “As within, so without.” Your external world mirrors your internal patterns. How to observe it: - Track repeating dynamics (relationships, money, burnout) - Look for emotional themes, not blame - Ask: What belief or wound is being reflected back to me? This law invites responsibility, not self-judgement. 3️⃣ The Law of Vibration Everything carries a frequency. Your state matters more than your words. How to observe it: - Notice how your body feels before outcomes shift - Regulate your nervous system (breath, movement, rest) - Choose environments and people that feel expansive, not draining Regulation raises vibration naturally. 4️⃣ The Law of Polarity Everything has opposites. Pain and growth. Fear and desire. Light and shadow. How to observe it: - When you resist an emotion, notice what it’s protecting - Ask: What is the gift on the other side of this discomfort? - Allow both truths to exist Healing happens in integration, not denial. 5️⃣ The Law of Rhythm Life moves in cycles. You are not meant to be “on” all the time. How to observe it: - Honour rest phases without guilt - Track your energy patterns (not productivity) - Stop forcing momentum when it’s a pause season Burnout happens when we fight this law. 6️⃣ The Law of Cause & Effect Nothing is random.
1 like • Dec '25
For all the time I spend in woo spaces, I've not seen them written out like this before. Simple, brief, accessible. Well done, and thank you for sharing.
1 like • Dec '25
@Tina Woods I don't know that book. My Duck Duck Go search brought up several possibilities. Are you reading Madison Page's book?
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Trauma-informed Master Trainer. Grounded psychic. I teach verifiable skills to cut mental fog & reveal your path to true power. Guide, not guru.

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