We love pretending success is powered by one lone genius at the top. The mastermind. The wizard. The person with the “secret sauce.” But let’s be honest... Most “geniuses” look a lot less magical without a great team behind them. It’s not the genius that makes the team look good. It's the team that makes the person look like a genius. Behind every impressive leader is a group chat full of smart people, honest feedback, bad jokes, and someone saying, “Hey... maybe don’t do that.” 😄 That’s the power. And the exact same thing happens in community. The right community makes you sharper. Funnier. More confident. More willing to try the thing you’ve been overthinking for six months. You don’t level up alone. You level up in rooms where people push you, back you, and occasionally roast you just enough to keep you humble. That’s HuRU. Not a stage with one star — a room full of people making each other better. Who in this group has helped you think bigger, laugh harder, or take a step you wouldn’t have taken alone? Give them some love below 👇

I used to try to flip myself right-side up as fast as possible. Fix it. Solve it. Normalize it. Move on. But somewhere along the way, I realized something important: Sometimes the upside-down view is exactly what I need. When everything feels inverted, it forces you to notice things you’d normally ignore. What felt like a problem might actually be a pattern. What felt uncomfortable might be showing you truth. What felt “wrong” might just be... unfamiliar. Perspective isn’t about getting back to normal. It's about seeing more clearly — even if that means hanging out upside down for a bit. Before you rush to flip things back... pause. There might be insight waiting right where you are. Quick poll (because HuRU loves perspective): When life feels upside down, what helps you most? Vote below 👇And if you’ve got a favorite “upside-down insight,” drop it in the comments.

Most of us have heard Simon Sinek’s “Start With Why.” But here’s a line from Simon himself that adds a whole new layer: “When we know WHY we do what we do, everything falls into place. When we don’t, we have to push things into place.” That’s alignment in a nutshell. When your why is clear, decisions feel cleaner. Priorities sort themselves out. Momentum shows up with less force. When your why is fuzzy, everything feels heavier. More effort. More friction. More forcing. Alignment doesn’t mean things are always easy — it means they make sense. And when things make sense, energy flows instead of leaks. HuRU question: Where in your life are you aligned right now... and where might you be pushing instead of flowing? Drop a thought, a word, or a 🔥👇Let’s talk alignment.

One of our very own HuRUs has a fresh new YT channel. Check out this new video from @April Cookson Pretty impressive, April. I can't wait to see more!

Ideas matter... but people matter more. The right people can take a simple idea and breathe life into it. They ask better questions. They collaborate instead of compete. They adapt when things don’t go as planned. On the flip side, even the most brilliant idea needs the right humans around it to grow, evolve, and actually work in the real world. That’s why community beats concepts every time. Because ideas can be tweaked, pivoted, and improved — but people bring the energy, creativity, and follow-through that make anything possible. 👀 So let’s have some fun... What do you believe makes the biggest difference? 👥 The people behind it 💡 The idea itself ⚖️ A strong mix of both 🔥 Depends on the situation Vote in the poll 👇 Then drop a comment and tell us about a time people made the difference for you — or when the right crew turned something ordinary into something special. This community exists for a reason 😉