Hey all - great call today and some awesome intentions being set for 2026. Weekly Prompt 12/8/25: What is the single intention you are willing to hold as the organizing force for your 2026? Intentions are not goals. They are directional commitments. They define: - how you show up, - what you no longer tolerate, - and the way you choose to move through your year. This is not a wishlist. It’s a line in the sand. Examples of intentions (for context, not adoption): - “I have clarity about my goals.” - “I wear my ambition proudly.” - “I lead with unapologetic momentum.” Your turn. Name the intention that will govern how you think, act, and decide in 2026. Once it’s named, the year begins to align around it. This community is being designed as a resource for supporting you on your journey to making big things happen- the biggest of which will be shifting your identity to align with those impossible goals. Pete

Hey all - keeping our tradition of a brief Monday noon EST check-in to share a weekly prompt and open up the conversation about what micro-steps you might take this week towards whatever goal you may have out there. Login here: https://www.skool.com/live/chhjY2MH2Wn See you on the call!

Gratefulness plays an integral role in our identities. It shifts our focus from what’s missing to what’s already supporting us. Reflect on how gratefulness shapes your energy, decision-making, and momentum. What are you grateful for right now that actually helps you move toward your goals, both possible and impossible? Write a few sentences or bullet out the sources of strength already in your life. Have an awesome Thanksgiving! We're headed to Ellicott City, Maryland for a big cousin party, our kids say Thanksgiving Day is their favorite day of the year and we are so blessed. Pete

First off, thanks for jumping into the Impossible Community. You're here because I reached out to a few on my inner circle to be a part of something completely new. Special thanks for @Sean Murphy for having coffee this morning and listening to why I'm doing this and providing true feedback and some great insights on how we can build something truly meaningful. It's about taking leaps...even super small ones. More on that down below. This group is the result of building communities for the past two decades. I learned a ton from watching people transform their lives through a technology lens. I watched people take leaps and found myself taking personal leaps but never fully allowing myself to take a big professional leap. And I've concluded that we're designed to take leaps, as it's part of our very makeup as every cell in our body is comprised of atoms who's electrons take a leap when enough energy is generated such that they have no choice- it becomes inevitable. This is happening inside our cells billions of times per second. We already know how to do this, but we've developed identities that keep us from doing so. To make leaps in our lives, we need energy, or resonance, and this is why I launched The Impossible Works project. I've learned so much since making this move and launching the Alpha version of this community just five short days ago. Perhaps getting aligned on the 'why' is one of the big things I've learned. Here are the big things I've learned: -- Skool reminds of Meetup circa 2008 - which changed my life in a very meaningful way. This feels familiar. -- Almost everybody has something they want to do that they are holding back on - personal and/or professional. Our purpose for existing is simple. -- About 25% of this group indicates they already know their impossible goal while almost everyone else has an idea, but need support defining it. This is gold! -- This is not a hustle, motivational, accountability community. This is a movement built on resonance, vs. accountability, energy vs. obligation, belonging vs. fomo, and identity vs. willpower. This should not feel like work in the traditional sense.

Guidance:Think about habits, beliefs, roles, or responsibilities that once served you but no longer reflect who you’re becoming. What are you holding onto out of comfort, fear, or familiarity? Naming these creates space for the impossible to emerge.