Saw this list online of things to do alone. 👀 Curious… which of these actually hit for you? Sometimes the most powerful growth happens in the quiet moments when it’s just you and your thoughts. No noise. No audience. Just presence. 👇 Vote in the poll: What sounds the MOST appealing right now? 👇 Then drop a comment: Which ones have you done? Which ones would you actually try? And what would YOU add to this list? 🔥 Your move, HuRU Crew.

"You can't change the past, but you can ruin the present by worrying about the future." Let that land for a second. So many people are stuck in two places that don’t exist anymore... 🔁 replaying what already happened 🔮 stressing about what might happen Meanwhile — the only place your life is actually happening — is slipping by unnoticed. The present is fast. It’s not someday. It’s not when things calm down. It's not when you feel more ready. It’s right now… and it moves in an instant. The real question isn’t whether the past was messy or the future feels uncertain. The real question is: 👉 Are you paying attention to the moment you’re in? Because this moment... This conversation. This breath. This decision you’re avoiding... This is where momentum is built. This is where connection happens. This is where life actually gets lived. HuRU Crew — real talk: What pulls you out of the present the MOST? 🔘 Regret about the past 🔘 Anxiety about the future 🔘 Distractions / doom scrolling 🔘 I’m locked in — very present lately Drop your vote 👇 and if you’re willing... share what’s been helping you stay grounded lately.

I’ve been around the figure skating world longer than most non-skaters — not because I laced up the boots myself, but because my mom did. She was a skater in her youth and has remained deeply connected to the sport ever since, building friendships with skaters, families, and coaches over the years. So by default... I grew up paying attention. And what Alysa Liu just accomplished? Absolutely remarkable. Yes — breaking a 24-year gold medal drought for U.S. women is historic. But honestly... it’s how she did it that deserves to be highlighted and broadcast. Not white-knuckled intensity. Not desperate, all-or-nothing pressure. Not the “I must win or else” energy we’re so often told champions must have. There wasn't talk about discipline and endless workouts (although, no doubt, both of those factors contributed). Instead? JOY. Pure, unmistakable joy in the moment. Comfort on the ice. Lightness off the ice. A young woman fully present in the experience of her life. Her words said everything: “I don’t need this,” she said about the hunk of gold. “But what I needed was the stage... and I got that, so I was all good no matter what happened.” Read that again. That is the heart of a champion. And then — just to drive the point home — she laughed and said: “If I fell on every jump, I would still be wearing this dress.” 🔥 That right there is FREEDOM. And in her words as she was walking off the ice yesterday... "That's what I'm Fucking Talking About" HuRU Crew + RECREATE family… this is bigger than figure skating. So many people today are: • chasing the win • gripping the outcome • measuring their worth by the scoreboard • postponing joy until “someday” But Alysa just modeled something powerful: ✅ Showing up is a win ✅ Showing up with JOY is championship energy ✅ Showing up unattached to the outcome... and STILL crushing the competition? That’s one-in-a-million special. In business... In community building... In life... The people who create the biggest impact are rarely the ones operating from tight pressure and fear.

This is one of the reasons why…

Huge congratulations to our friend @Rebecca Martin on launching her new community on Skool Let’s Be Better For Ourselves 🎉 Rebecca has been a loyal supporter of HuRU Crew & RECREATE from the very beginning... and so many other communities as well. She’s the kind of person who consistently shows up for others, and this new space is a beautiful extension of that heart. Her community is designed for people navigating stress, anxiety, panic, fear, and doubt — and who want a supportive environment to grow through it. Members can expect: ✨ Support from people with real lived experience ✨ Group fitness and shared movement ✨ Tools to navigate challenges and step outside comfort zones ✨ Confidence & resilience building ✨ A truly supportive circle This is about becoming better for yourself first — with encouragement, accountability, and zero judgment. Rebecca has poured into so many of us. Let’s pour back into her. Show her some love. Check out the group. And if it feels aligned, consider joining 👉 Join — Let's Be Better For Ourselves Communities grow strongest when we lift each other up. This is one of those moments. 💛