I remember being burnt out, anxious, and completely disconnected. Not from work. From myself. That's what happened when I was pushing so hard, all day, and wanting .. more like needing to see business results fast. When this didn't happen, I was caught in that loop. It's still something I keep in check for myself these days so I no longer fall into that trap. I know how easy it'd be to slip back in those waters. That's the kind of burnout nobody talks about late at night and is real. How about you? Ever experienced it and how do you strive to keep that burnout in check?

I’m curious what would be most supportive for you in this community? Maybe it is something you’re currently working through in your business or life. I’ll shape what I share this week based on what would actually support you all.

Unconditional love is another human quality that is within all of us. Not as an idea, but as a quality we can actually experience and live from. It’s different than love that comes and goes based on how someone shows up, or how we feel in a given moment. Unconditional love doesn’t mean you agree with everything. It can be seen as the love a mother gives to her new born baby. It’s more like a steady openness. It feels soft and comforting like a light blanket on a cool night. Things feel ok and relaxed from here. Often for me this space feels simply healing. It helps us accept people for who they are truthfully. And from that place, we can make better informed decisions that are more caring and supportive for us all. More nurturing and regenerative rather than tearing down. Curious how this shows up for you. Where in your life do you notice unconditional love already present or not? Either is ok. Noticing is all we are after here.

Let's give a warm welcome to our latest member @Carolyn Scott .

I'm looking for some motivation here. Something that felt like you were really using it, not just using it like a search function. I have a feeling there are some ideas in here that could open up entirely new directions for myself and others. I'd like to hear about them. What have you done beyond the obvious basics of AI functionality to make your life or your business better?