Saw this first clip today and clicked on the link to see what their page Lustre was about. It’s a good idea but they haven’t developed it enough. The Third Chapter Collective is definitely more proactive in terms of mapping it out, but if anyone is interested in following these two retired ladies here’s the links. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17SyiCxKGV/?mibextid=wwXIfr https://www.facebook.com/share/1GjTns4Zha/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Hi, Thanks for checking on Trixie and our emergency vet visit. She's on the mend. We don't know if it was a seizure or something else. She does have early stage liver cancer and the bloodwork showed no progression - so that was good news.

Hi, Sincerest apologies for this back and forth. I am back home and I CAN do our digital business call today. I will be on at 12pm CT per usual. I'm happy to add an extra digital business coaching call for this confusion. ZOOM: https://www.skool.com/the-3rd-act-lab/calendar?eid=e4c00a799e484c4a8323fcba6bb4abda 12pm CT | 1pm ET | 10am PT | 5am (Wednesday) Sydney, AU PS: No news on Trixie - awaiting blood work. Thanks, Colleen

When I was doing my inventories I found myself censoring items I'd 'allow; myself to add to the inventory, especially in the What I Want inventory. I'd tell myself: >> That doesn't really count. It's silly. >> I could never really do that. >> I don't think I could pull that off. >> Who am I to think I could do that? >> What would _________________ think? (Fill in the blank. This seems to be a universal fear we all have). >> Don't be ridiculous. That's so far out there. But, I gave myself permission to write them down anyhow. So, for today a question: What if you threw caution to the wind and gave yourself permission to write EVERYTHING down on your inventories. >> The stuff that feels 'too out there'. >> The stuff you don't want to admit (I had this in Lessons Learned and Experiences) >> The stuff you're afraid to want. >> The stuff you absolutely adore, but have never really admitted it to the universe before. Give yourself permission to write in ALL down.

Hi all, I saw a similar post on LinkedIn like what Colleen in teaching about using ChatGPT to work on our goals. Here is the post that this person is doing. Thought it might be fun to try some of these: Apparently it worked for him 2025: 1/ 2026 Vision Blueprint “Here are my top 3 life goals for 2026: [PASTE GOALS]. Break them down into milestones for each quarter, and suggest the first action I should take this week for each. Prioritize them based on impact, time required, and urgency.” 2/ Weekly Execution Planner “Using my current goals: [PASTE GOALS] and fixed commitments: [WORK HOURS/FAMILY/OTHER], create a realistic weekly plan with no more than [X] focused hours per day. Highlight my top [1-3] non-negotiable priorities per day.” 3/ AI Business Starter Map “I want to start an AI implementation business in 2026. Given my background: [PASTE EXPERIENCE] list the 5 niches I could target, and outline the first 3 actionable steps I should take to land my first client within 3 months” 4/ Offer Creation Coach “Based on my skills and the niche I picked [PASTE YOUR NICHE + SKILLS]. Help me design a high-value AI implementation offer for small businesses. What problem should I solve, what’s my unique angle, and how should I price it?” 5/ AI Systems Checklist “Based on my technical experience [PASTE YOUR TECH EXPERIENCE]. List the 3 best no-code AI tools I can use to automate client work. For each, explain how to set it up and what results I can promise clients like mine.” 6/ Lead Generation Playbook “Give me a daily outreach plan to get my first 5 AI business leads in 30 days, using email, LinkedIn, and Instagram tailored to my background, niche and offer [PASTE IN THE ANSWERS FROM PREVIOUS PROMPTS]” 7/ Freedom Metrics Tracker “Based on my current situation, [PASTE YOUR CURRENT SITUATION]. Create a simple weekly tracker to measure my progress toward financial, time, and location freedom as I build my AI business. This should give me a plan for my day-to-day tasks”