Woohoo finally broke 1300, sitting at #1286 in the hobby category... ** does a goofy little happy chair dance**

I've noticed that there are several people in my space and they all have one thing in common. Most of them haven't been active in their communities or on Skool at all for days or weeks... I'm just wondering if progress through attrition is something that others have seen in their spaces/niches as well?

I just got a text message from the last-mile courier that delivers Amazon orders out our way. Apparently, my package is out for delivery. Except I didn't order anything... but the tracking number is legit... suddenly my son comes up, hugs me and says Surprise! I got ya something. Turns out he's been watching me struggle with getting good camera setups for my content. So yesterday, while I stepped away for a phone call, he transferred cash to my bank account and then snuck into my Amazon account, which was open because I was looking for light difusers and placed an order... Apparently, if i understand right, I now have a new Hohem M7 phone gimbal kit with AI auto tracking and detachable remote monitoring set to arrive by 10 p.m. today... Jebus, I think I'm gonna cry... **sniffles**

I had a big realization recently. Progress can move insanely fast when you focus on the right things. I started getting support from people who are ahead of me on Skool and in business. They gave me a clear direction, and I followed it without overthinking. Just a few weeks later, my Skool community is growing quickly and I’m signing more clients than ever. That’s when it really clicked: Most people don’t fail because they’re lazy. They fail because they’re working on the wrong things. When the plan is proven and the action is massive, progress takes off. It’s honestly crazy. Have you ever realized you were working on the wrong thing?

I noticed between levels 4 and five is this thing called Jet Fuel... When I hit level 5, do I get to skip that jetfuel thing or is it going to be a roadblock?