I was trying to figure out what to post today about "We Wednesday," and had a few options. But sometimes the universe makes other plans, which happened in this case. This video came across my Facebook feed, and I loved that someone else is working toward the same goal - empowering our young people to know how to do the things they need to do. In this case, it's King Randall, who started a free boarding school in Georgia and teaches boys how to do the everyday things they need to know about, including the things that are typically done by girls. Within the lessons, he peppers other important tips about how to show up in your relationships, how to apply the math that you learned, and generally how to problem solve. There are things in the lessons that I might frame differently - but that's okay, because life doesn't have a single answer, and we all have different lived experiences. I will only add that girls need to learn this same information, and when showing up in your relationships, we should help each other as much as we can! Watch it here - Boys should know how to do laundry and then drop a comment below to let me know what you think!

Hi everyone! First, thank you for walking this journey with me and being patient while I get things all figured out. I'd love your feedback right now - I've changed the "theme" to appeal to a generation (or 2) of gamers and to hopefully make things more fun while still creating motivation to learn. If you have a minute - please explore the About page, the graphics, and the classroom. In the classroom, I have started to update the Setting Goals That Actually Work course (just the first lesson) to match the theme. I'd love to know if you find the theme fun, motivational, and understandable. Does it resonate with you whether you are a gamer or not? You can access the course quickly as a guest here: https://bit.ly/4aEB5vo Please share your feedback openly here or you can DM it to me if that makes you uncomfortable. There is no bad feedback. It will only help improve the experience here. Thank you in advance!

January can be a challenging month. The holidays are over. Motivation is supposed to be high, but energy is often low. The days are short, routines are shifting, and many of us are already judging ourselves on our progress toward the goals we just set. So, let's make this week "Self-Care Week!" If you can relate to the sentiments above, it may be time to focus on energy conservation, not full-speed-ahead self-improvement. Instead of "doing more," consider: - Protecting your energy - Creating stability - Reducing decision fatigue How? Give yourself permission and pick ONE non-negotiable daily anchor. That could be - Waking up at the same time every day - Eating the same breakfast - Taking the same 5-minute walk - Following the same waking-up or winding-down routine Keep it intentionally boring and easily repeatable. And let that one thing be "enough" for a successful day. Don't be hard on yourself. Give yourself an easy win to celebrate. What will be your easy win?

Financial responsibility isn't something that many of us were actually "taught," until it was too late. Some of us had to learn the hard way. Let's talk about that. Think back to a time when managing money felt confusing, overwhelming, or just plain hard, whether that was recently or when you were younger. 💜 Then share one thing you wish you'd known about money earlier in life (or even now, if it applies). 💜