I’m putting my freebie out here for all. My only request: give me some feedback - for my audience: women who are looking for an art piece that expresses their life journey and serves as both a reminder of a life well lived and of the challenges that got them there - does this freebie really say anything? I am thinking about adding to this some questions for reflection on your journey and how you’ve gotten to where you are. Questions for you: 1) is the coloring book sufficient by itself? 2) would the reflections add more? 3) as an additional package - I have been reflecting on creating several mp3s of my own original music as an accompaniment for the coloring book. - should I do in addition to the book and reflections or instead of reflections?

Hi I'm Brittany newer to SWC and ready to learn. Just welcoming the community and reminding everyone that 2026 is OUR year and I decided I will be successful and change my families life.

I want to share something I’ve been noticing and honestly, it’s been a big confirmation for me. I can post valuable content on social media and it barely moves unless I turn it into an ad. But when I share the exact same ideas in here or I other Skool communities the engagement, conversations, and follow-through are on a completely different level. And it’s not an accident. Communities work because everyone here chose to be here. No algorithms. No fighting for attention. No noise. Inside a community: • People read instead of scroll • Questions get asked (and answered) • Connections actually form • Trust builds faster • Action happens This is why I truly believe communities will outperform social media accounts moving into 2026 and beyond. Social is great for visibility. But community is where momentum, clarity, and real growth happen. For me, this isn’t theory it’s already working. Less effort. More engagement. Better conversations. Stronger results. If you’re here, you’re exactly where you need to be. Curious to hear from you 👇 👉 What made you join this community?? Here’s the proof👇

Have you ever winced through another explanation of an extremely painful moment in your life as all the feelings rush back to flood your system? You wonder, I thought I dealt with all that? It comes up over and over, despite your success and how you have moved on? You know deep down that you have grown and learned new skills because of that painful period, even though you wonder if it was really “necessary” for that growth. Could there be a way to memorialize both the horrors and joys of the progress you made in your journey? A remembrance. Historically, people have celebrated this with statues, annual celebrations, art, storytelling… what if you could create your own memorial, what would it include? How would you represent your story visually? What rituals would you want to establish to affirm the pain and acknowledge the progress? Isn’t this part of the holiday season many of us celebrate in the winter months? That light conquers darkness and death? What can you do today to remember your light?

I am guessing this is the proper selection to share this (lol) My Archetype: The Successful Synergist! The reading of it was spot on!