@Brad Weyant ahaha would be amazing to be able to play a game with you bro

@Brad Weyant oh that's a wicked idea! Shah im sure we have more than a few legitimate ballers on Skool, that would be insane to see!

@Tony Sibbald

@Brad Weyant simple works best! 👊🏾😌

@Phil Clark More blessings on the way bro, let's keep at it!

@Brad Weyant Haha you know, I'll make sure! 😤🔥

Makes sense why you're so grounded and understanding... Beautiful. For me, when I actually pause, what shows up first is usually everything I’ve been avoiding by staying in motion. Not even big things sometimes, just subtle tension, pressure, or thoughts I’ve been overriding by keeping busy. And it’s uncomfortable at first, like you said, because you realize how much of your day is spent reacting instead of actually being aware. But once I sit with it, something interesting happens, clarity starts to come through. Not forced. Not analyzed. Just… there. And I’ve noticed the same pattern that when I don’t immediately try to fix or change what I’m feeling, it naturally starts to shift on its own. That’s been the biggest realization for me: Most of the “noise” isn’t something to solve, it’s something to see. I appreciate you bringing this up, because this is the kind of work that actually changes how you move, not just what you do. Have you noticed certain patterns that tend to show up for you consistently when you slow down like that? 👀

@Brad Weyant Praying more blessings upon you along your journey, my brother.

@Mick Lolekonda

@Mick Lolekonda