I have been diagnosed with Renal Cell Carcinoma (Kidnay Cancer), secondary to the chemo I received in my initial battle with Bone Cancer. I was diagnosed last week and will have my Surgery consult on Wednesday. I will keep everyone updated, but one thing I want to be extremely clear on: This does not change anything. I will still live every single day executing on our Mission and Vision for Impossible Performance… …in Constant Pursuit of The Impossible. ❤️‍🔥

I've seen a lot of you watching what Scott has been sharing lately. He recently created an opportunity that has the potential to generate referral income from three different opportunities and growing, all built around an email marketing system that's been consistently working for him. I asked him if anyone had upgraded to Premium yet since it includes 50% recurring commissions. His answer? Not one person. Whenever Scott launches something new, I pay attention because it's helped put me in a better position online every single time. So I didn't hesitate—I upgraded to Premium. Now I'm excited to see how many referrals it generates and how much recurring income it can add over time. If you're someone who likes getting in early instead of wishing you had later, this may be worth a look. Comment "PREMIUM" below, and I'll send you the details.

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Spamming hurts a Skool community because it replaces meaningful interaction with noise. A healthy community grows when members feel their time and contributions are valued. Here are a few reasons to discourage spam: 🚫 It buries helpful posts and genuine questions. 🤝 It makes members feel they're being sold to instead of supported. ⏳ It wastes people's time and reduces engagement. 📉 It can damage the community's reputation and drive members away. 🌱 It discourages real conversations and authentic relationships. ⭐ It keeps the community focused on learning, helping, and growing together. To All Spammers: "We value meaningful conversations over repeated promotions. Share to help others, not just to advertise. When everyone contributes with purpose, the whole community benefits."

Last night I had a big cry while holding onto my sister’s photo, saying, “You weren’t meant to leave me.” Even though life continues and the world keeps moving, losing her has left such a huge hole in my life. I miss being able to visit her. I miss knowing she was there. I don’t even know if I could go back to that house now because she’s not there anymore, and that reality feels so painful. Sometimes I wake up and instinctively look to my left, just as I would when I was at the hospice checking to see if she was okay. Those moments remind me how much a part of my daily life she had become. Maybe, in time, I’ll visit again and spend time with those who are still staying there, but I know it will be different. The place will never feel the same without her. I’ve found that losing my sister has hurt me in a different way, and in some ways even more deeply, than losing my parents. I don’t say that to diminish the love I had for them; it’s just that my sister deserved more from life. She deserved more time, more experiences, more opportunities, and so much more than what she was given. She was precious to me, and the emptiness she left behind shows just how much she meant.