📞 Call, Don’t Text We’ve gotten way too comfortable living inside little bubbles of text messages. “Thinking of you.” “Hope you’re good.” “Let’s catch up soon.” And then… nothing. That silence after a text? That dead space? If someone’s struggling, that doesn’t feel neutral—it feels like a gut punch. Because here’s the truth: When someone is hurting, they don’t need a notification… They need a voice. I’ve been on both sides of this. There were times I was going through it—really going through it—and people who I thought would show up… didn’t. I remember one night after my divorce, two people who said they’d be there both canceled. Same night. Bad excuses. And you sit there like… “Alright. I guess it’s just me tonight.” That sticks with you. Not because they were bad people—but because in that moment, what I needed wasn’t a message. I needed a human being. 🔥 A Call Changes Everything When you call someone, you’re saying: “You matter enough for my time.” “I’m here with you, not just checking a box.” “You’re not alone right now.” They hear your tone. They feel your presence. They know you didn’t just fire off a quick text between other things. That matters more than you think. And no—you don’t need to have the answers. You don’t need to fix their life. Half the time, just being there is the fix. 🤝 Service Heals Both Sides Here’s something I’ve learned the hard way: When your own life feels like it’s spinning… Go help someone else. Call someone who’s struggling. Check in. Stay on the phone. Listen. It takes the edge off your own chaos. It grounds you. It reminds you who you are. That’s part of what Rise Up a Rockstar is all about— We don’t just rise alone. We rise by lifting others. 👊 Especially for the Guys Men—we’ve got to be better at this. We’re not great at asking for help. And honestly? We’re not always great at showing up either. The women in our lives—friends, sisters, partners—they tend to check in, gather around, support, talk things through. They show up. We need to take a page from that.

https://www.skool.com/the-league-of-heroes-2671/a-new-hero-joins-the-league-of-heroes?p=4c725a0e Scott Hannon 22h • 2️⃣ 🦸 Start Here – New Heroes 🛡A New Hero Joins the League of Heroes 🐾 Heroes of the League, today we welcome a brand-new protector to our ranks… ✨ The Spirit of the Wild ✨ The Spirit of the Wild is a hero whose mission is simple and powerful: protect animals, defend the voiceless, and show kindness to every creature. Wherever animals need help, the Spirit of the Wild is ready to step in. Wearing the colors red, white, and blue, this hero carries the symbol of a loyal dog, representing courage, protection, and friendship. With a heroic sword engraved with a message of protecting animals, the Spirit of the Wild reminds us that true strength is not about fighting — it’s about standing up for those who cannot stand up for themselves. And every great hero needs a partner. By the Spirit of the Wild’s side is her faithful dog companion Biscuit, whose superhero identity is Powerpup 🐶⚡ Powerpup is loyal, brave, and always ready to help sniff out trouble. Together, the Spirit of the Wild and Powerpup make sure that animals everywhere have a protector watching over them. In the League of Heroes, we believe heroes can come from anywhere — and sometimes the greatest heroes are the ones who choose kindness, courage, and compassion. Today we celebrate a hero whose power is love for animals and the wild world around us. Heroes of the League… Please welcome 🌿 The Spirit of the Wild and Powerpup 🌿.

Hi everyone, I wanted to introduce myself and share a little about what I’m building here. I’m a veteran, a dad, a musician, and someone who has lived through a lot of the kinds of struggles people don’t always talk about openly. I grew up in a chaotic household, experienced both physical and mental abuse, and spent much of my adult life navigating complicated family situations, domestic violence, and systems that weren’t always designed to support people in my position. For many years I was a single dad raising my son largely on my own. His moms stepped away from the picture early, and it was mostly the two of us figuring life out together. Today he’s in college, which I’m incredibly proud of. It wasn’t an easy path, but we got there. One thing that meant a lot to both of us was a project we started called Liam’s Lunches of Love. Together we made and handed out around 30,000 meals to people experiencing homelessness. It was our way of trying to give something back to the world, even when life felt hard. Ironically, life has come full circle in some ways. Right now I’m rebuilding. I’m currently living out of my car while I work to get back on my feet. That experience has given me an even deeper understanding of how complicated life can become for people who are trying to keep going despite setbacks. Out of all of this, I created a community called Rise Up a Rockstar. The idea is simple: a place where people who are struggling, rebuilding, or trying to rediscover their purpose can support each other. It’s especially focused on creativity, personal growth, and turning difficult experiences into something meaningful. Inside the community I’m also developing a free app designed to help people build creative habits and structure in their lives. It’s meant to be a little more fun and engaging than the typical productivity or self-help app. Right now it’s still in beta, which means there are definitely bugs and rough edges. Because of that, I’m looking for people who might be interested in beta testing it and giving feedback as it develops. Anyone is welcome to try it out.

https://www.skool.com/ris-up-a-rockstar-9386/about There are songs that make you think… and then there are songs that make you feel. Call Me Mate by Fraser Morgan is a powerful reminder that none of us are truly okay all the time — and that it’s okay to reach out. The song was written after Fraser lost a friend to suicide and reflects the honesty, struggle, and importance of connection that so many of us experience but rarely talk about. Loneliness, mental health struggles, and the feeling of wanting someone to just be there are real, and they deserve to be heard. This song invites us to open up, to speak truth, and to remind one another that we don’t have to carry everything alone. ⭐ If you’ve ever needed a reminder that someone cares —🎧 Give Call Me Mate a listen.💬 Tag someone you want to check in on today.🖤 You’re not alone. #CallMeMate #FraserMorgan #MentalHealthAwareness #ReachOut #RiseUpARockstar

Our First Assebly of Heroes is happening in 10mins. I apoligize that this is a second post today. I just wanted to make sure trhat anyone that is a Superhero or wants to become one and change the world to know it's happening!!!! The First Shield will be hosting!!! https://www.skool.com/live/ywGVCwPTl6S https://www.skool.com/the-league-of-heroes-2671/about