Have any of you guys ever joined, and if so, how have you found it? Really appreciate your opinions?🙏🏻😃

Hey guys… today is my last day at work. Been laid off. Please send all the prayers you can. To let go and let God! Thanks!

Time for a quick update.. I'll be revamping the training in the "Classroom" section to make it more valuble to you guys. You'll be getting: - More trainings forcused specifically on fitness; - More training on habit forming and habit removing (per the poll I just created) This way you can join this community and see results in your health, lifestyle, and habits by JUST consuming the free content. HOW COOL IS THAT Keep practicing what you preach! Let's keep it growing 😎

What’s up! My name is Ray, and I’m from Dublin, Ireland. I’m currently based in the fishing village of Dunmore East, Co. Waterford on the country’s East Coast. My biggest strengths, or so I'm told by Sr. Consilio Fitzgerald (an MBE, no less), are my ‘good nature, sense of humour, and ability to see what's best in others’. My biggest weakness would be my sensitive nature. I need to toughen up! I joined this community because I admire Jo's focus on personal growth through improving physical health and well-being. And how this journey can enrich our spiritual growth. I value, too, the accountability and support found within this community. Goals: I want to grow closer to God. Get fit. And realise my potential. Thanks for stopping by 😄

Sharing with you guys my 30 years vision (I'll be 50 👴). 1. I will do my best to be in shape. Maybe not as big as Frank Zane (guy from the picture), but I wanna have a good physic. 2. With a woman by my side. 3. Working with programming. I really desire to be the first strong programmer 😅 4. Live in a good place. The photo is from Porto, Portugal. This is a country that has a spiritual calling for all Brazilians, I think. It's hard to describe the feeling 5. With kids. One of the best things in human race is the capacity of educate and create a legacy 6. Know a lot about literature. I really enjoy that kind of stuff. It's a poetic way to see the world