This is how I show up without getting overwhelmed… Not perfectly… not everywhere… just intentionally. Here’s what it looks like for me: • Morning check-in (my own group first) • Post something simple • Reply to comments Then… • Pick 2–3 other groups • Show up on purpose (not scrolling aimlessly) I don’t try to be everywhere anymore. I’ll do: • 1 intentional post a week (based on group rules, vibe, etc.) • Come back later and reply to comments • Engage in a few conversations that actually matter And then I’m out. Once a day. Not all day. Because that “too much” feeling? Yeah… that’s what makes people disappear. This keeps me consistent… without burning out. AND… Let’s be real… A lot of groups allow you to share freebies and offers 👀 But the key? 👉 Share while you’re serving 👉 Be authentic (people can feel it when you’re not) 👉 Actually want to help someone get a result That’s when it works. Not when you drop a link and vanish. ----------------------------- Curious… Are you someone who shows up consistently…or do you hit that “too much” wall and disappear? No judgment either way… I’ve been both 😅 Tell me below 👇

We just hit 100 members and honestly… this feels really special 🥹🔥 What started as an idea… a space… a “let’s just see what happens” is now a community of 100 people who showed up. And that’s not small. This space is built on: real connection real conversations and actually supporting each other (not just lurking 👀) So if you’re here — thank you 🩷 Seriously. You’re part of building this. And if you’ve been hanging back quietly… this is your sign to step in 😏 ============================ Drop a comment and say hi 👇 Tell us who you are, what you do, or what brought you here Let’s make this a space where people actually connect 💬🔥

Hi, I'm Philomène! I'm a multi-passionate crafter living in rural Brittany, France, almost always with a project on the go. I knit, crochet, sew, embroider, felt, weave baskets and throw pots. Honestly, if it can be made by hand, I'll have a go at it! I help women feel more grounded and creative through making, whether that's on my YouTube channel, through online courses, or in our little community space where we work on projects together. I just love that moment when someone finishes something they genuinely didn't think they could make. The way crafting just slows everything down. And the magic of a group of women who all just get it: the process, the messiness, the quiet pride of making something beautiful with your own two hands. So happy to be here. Can't wait to get to know you all!

I saw this on another group and thought it would be fun to do here also. Check out the map and tag your clostest neighbour. Mine is @Lisa Murray 👋 You might be surprised who you find