Lately, I've been reflecting on a recurring theme in my journey — especially in the intersection of business and mental health. I often find myself craving quick results, expecting things to happen now. But life has a way of humbling you. Every time I rush the process, I'm met with a reminder: nothing meaningful happens instantly. Growth, whether personal or professional, demands time and patience. Still, I keep making the same mistake — chasing the fast route, the high-risk option, hoping for rapid rewards. And predictably, it leads to setbacks. But failure has become so frequent that it no longer shakes me like it used to. In fact, it’s become second nature. I no longer cling to disappointment — I just take the lesson and move. What keeps me grounded is that I’ve learned to diversify. I place long-term, stable investments in both my projects and my mental space, knowing they'll take time. Simultaneously, I still gamble occasionally — not recklessly, but strategically — understanding the risk. It's a constant dance between patience and ambition. The journey isn’t linear. But maybe that’s the point. Curious to hear from others — how do you balance patience with urgency in your personal or professional life?

We’re beyond excited to announce that Dr. Martin aka Dr. Laughter is joining our facilitation team! His future-focused approach will add a powerful new dimension to our mentorship cohorts and workshops — helping you shift direction, reframe your story, and step boldly into what’s next. This is just the beginning. 🚀 Over the next few days and weeks, you’ll see fresh changes rolling out in SMS — new cohorts, deeper workshops, and a sharper path to Reset. Refocus. Rise. ✨ Watch this space. Transformation is coming.

One thing I’ve noticed in business (and in life) is this: who you work with or collaborate with isn’t just about skills, it’s about character. The way someone treats others is often a preview of how they’ll eventually treat you. I’ve come to realize that how we show up matters just as much — not only in our results, but in the respect, honesty, and humanity we bring into every interaction. Business at its core isn’t just about deals or services — it’s about relationships, trust, and how we make people feel. Here’s a question to sit with: If the way you treat your clients, colleagues, or partners was mirrored back to you tomorrow — would you feel valued, respected, and seen? Or would it reveal something you need to change?🥸

Hi Everyone! Super Soul Sunday ❣️ Sometimes we pick up labels—an assessment result, a manager’s comment, a role we wore for years—and without meaning to, we start living them. What if we could notice the label, thank it for the info, and let our deeper self lead? I would love to hear your thoughts on how you overcome this?

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