Let’s give a warm welcome to the newest member who just joined the community: @Nevaeh Cruz You’re here because you’re serious about improving your skills and getting real results — not just consuming content. Quick note for new members: - Introduce yourself in a post - Let us know what you’re currently working on - Don’t be afraid to ask clear, specific questions This community moves fastest when people participate, not lurk. Drop a 👋 or a quick intro below so everyone can connect with you. Glad to have you here — let’s get to work. 👊

Let’s give a warm welcome to the newest members who just joined the community: @Jen Wariner @Eli Flores @Laurie Wright Wright @Destiny Nelson You’re here because you’re serious about improving your skills and getting real results — not just consuming content. Quick note for new members: - Introduce yourself in a post - Let us know what you’re currently working on - Don’t be afraid to ask clear, specific questions This community moves fastest when people participate, not lurk. Drop a 👋 or a quick intro below so everyone can connect with you. Glad to have you here — let’s get to work. 👊

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I dropped a new YouTube video breaking down one of the most common mistakes I see: ➡️ “Stop Repeating Commands — Here’s What It Teaches Your Dog " ➡️ ”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVZE-jk7Sts 🎯 The core idea: If your dog isn’t responding to commands like sit, come, or down, it’s often NOT stubbornness — it’s that they’ve learned the pattern you’re reinforcing, not what you intended. That’s a huge mindset shift because it reframes “failure” as miscommunication between you and the learner. 💡 Why this matters here: Whether you’re training a dog, building a new habit, or coaching a teammate, the same principles apply — repeating the wrong cue repeatedly doesn’t produce mastery. You need clear signals + consistent reinforcement. 👇 Discussion Prompt: What’s a situation in your life where you’ve been repeating a “command” (to yourself or someone else) that hasn’t been working — and how could you reframe it so the result changes? Let’s unpack the parallels between dog training and habit/skill building! 🐕📈