Does this even exist, you might ask? Aren't scientists by default materialistic? Well, here is proof that they DO exist: Both, Chris and I (Sandra writing this post) from the LIFEsurfers have been scientists for over 25 years – first in molecular cancer research, then neuroscience (Chris) and marine biology (Sandra). The fact that spirituality independently became a huge component in our lives (after our paths had divided onto different continents) goes to show that – if you are into the sciency bits, it’s hard to ignore that there is more to it. We strongly believe that both aspects are not exclusive, but feed into and off of each other – and hence, we opened our community, the LIFEsurfers, to break down the science to be easily accessible for everyone, while at the same time connecting it to the magic of creating an intuitively and divinely led life. With the “best of both worlds” we hope to help you create the life that is truly meant for you and aligned to your authentic self – not the one you might feel is expected from you. If you are curious, come join us for our 7d free trial in the LIFEsurfers. You will have access to our free intuition crash course, as well as the current “beach” we are surfing together in our welcoming community, which is all about “Cycles” that we can optimize to live our best lives. Looking forward to seeing you there!

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Today isn't about the cookouts or the long weekend. It's about the men and women who gave their lives so we could live ours freely. That deserves more than a moment of silence. To every family who lost someone in uniform, your sacrifice is not forgotten. We carry them with us. Honor them today and every day. 🙏

Ever want to add a quiz to the end of a class page? You can do it sort of with poll posts. Not only does it give your members a nice way to reinforce their learning, but it also increases your overall group engagement. Here's how: - Create a class page. - When done, create 5 to 7 poll posts, each one a multiple choice question related to the class page. - Pin your answer as the first comment. - Pin the poll post to your class page. - Drag them around to put them in order. Each time someone gets to the end of the class page, they can click on each poll post and answer, then see if they got it right, add a comment etc. If you really want to speed up the process, use the Course Builder in the Skool Growth Lab to build your lesson quiz poll post questions. Are you doing something like this now? Does this sound like a good way to get engagement?