After our first live baking session, we'll have another one this Sunday 26th 🔥 French's crepes day is approaching, so let's bake some together :) You're in ? /cc @Lonie Chapman @Artem Zakharov @Mark Zammit @J.r. Boyce @Jonas Dzaack @Afonso Marcal @Ren Tyler @Mynox Zyss :)

"The Courage To Be Disliked" by Ichiro Kishimi & Fumitake Koga had a huge impact on my professional and business life. I read it again recently, and it still hits. At first, you throw fists in the air saying "who that guy thinks he is", but then you realize how right he is. Synthesis: We all want to be liked, in a way (even if some people give less f*cks than other). But we can never please everyone. That being said, being disliked is part of being visible. Seeking approval traps us. The book dives into the principles of Adlerian psychology, which argues that most of our emotional suffering comes from worrying about others’ expectations. All life challenges are ultimately interpersonal problems. Kishimi’s philosophy? Everyone's opinions are “tasks” that aren’t ours to control. Every comment, DM, or membership is part of an unspoken relationship contract. A dynamic of give and take, in a sense. When people stop engaging or leave our group, it can feel personal, but most of these interactions reflect their view and opinion, not our value. Adler’s key concept here is “task separation”. It's crucial to understanding what’s ours to own and what isn’t. Our task is to provide valuable insights, create a clear path, and show up authentically. Their task is how they choose to respond to that. - If someone churns after watching your core training, that’s their task, not ours - When someone hates our take on pricing, that’s their choice—not a reflection of our value - Our community will never thrive if our only goal is making everyone comfortable Some people will love your approach, others will call it “too harsh.” Some members want hand-holding, others want to consume content And that’s okay. In fact, it’s ideal. All problems are relationship problems. And relationships come with friction, especially when we stop trying to make everyone happy.

So guys, what I suggest is we start the year with a light baking session ^^ Macarons are a bit complex to start with and there are a few breaks. So what about doing financiers and sablés bretons (pic below) on Sunday 5th? Who would bake with me? I'll set a double camera for you guys to follow, they are easy recipes to start with. Based on that we'll pick up an hour to bake and talk 😊

Hi everyone, I'm Vivien Roggero, and I’m excited to join this community! I'm a serial expat, entrepreneur, transformation coach, author, and public speaker, passionate about helping individuals break through limits to achieve personal and professional freedom. My work focuses on empowering people to lead fulfilling, balanced lives through self-discovery, leadership development, and mindfulness. I recently launched a Skool community called The One Person Company, where I support aspiring entrepreneurs and solopreneurs in building successful businesses. This community offers a unique blend of MBA-level business strategies and cutting-edge AI insights, designed to help anyone achieve success. I look forward to connecting with all of you, exchanging experiences, and sharing valuable insights. Let’s grow and succeed together!

Today we're welcoming @Sharon Louise, @Melany Sophia Dalsgård and @Vivien Roggero to the group :) Super happy to have you here, please introduce yourself in a post so we can get to know more about you (and you'll unlock my Ideal Avatar Worksheet at the same time😊) I'd love to know what goals you have and see how I can help you get there! -> Where do you see yourself in 1 year ? 👀 PS:📞 Make sure to book in your Strategy call with me if you haven't already! PPS: We're #11