Did you attend Networking Made Easy or JV Connect? If you're new, and that's how you joined the Village, introduce yourself! Either way, share your experience!

I was thinking this morning about the state of the world, and all that is weighing on us all. A few days ago, it even brought me to my knees, but 20 years of mindset training and discipline (and a supportive community) allowed me to stand back up by the end of the day. But many of us are still on our knees or worse, not knowing where to find the strength or will to stand back up against the darkness and evil in our world. So, here's what I'm thinking, and I'd like your feedback: A small group (call it a mastermind if you like) in which I teach tools for resilience and to light our corner of the darkness, and we share our fears, frustrations, and challenges in a safe space. We support each other and lean on each other to be the light the world needs. Weekly, one hour calls on Zoom $60 for an individual session or $200 per month (with a discount for Inner Circle members) What do you think? Is this valuable? Would you join in? How could it be better?

The secret to consistency is simpler than you think...

I said this today, it's a 2 minute watch.. I want to hear what your thoughts are about what I said... https://youtu.be/WH42hyq4LDY?si=9RGc70fIWpPi8i7J

If we are going to be in community, it is important for us all to understand what the community stands for, so I wrote a manifesto about it. I have always loved creating community. My first business, right out of college was a game store, which was wildly successful except for never making any money. The community created there was incredible. When I discovered the Skool platform, I saw the opportunity to create a new kind of community. The first thing I did was to personally invite key people who I knew would set the right culture and tone, but as we approach one month in and pass 100 members, I know it is important to make clear what this community is an is not. So I decided to create a set of Entrepreneur Villager Values. But then my friend Mitch Russo suggested I take it a step further: Write an entire Manifesto! Who are we? Who are we not? What do we stand for? What do we stand against? Why do we stand together. And so, I would like to share with you the early draft of The Entrepreneur Village Manifesto. I would love your feedback, either in the comments on this post, or by commenting on the document directly. And the Values? They are These: 💡 Honesty - A Villager seeks to always be honest and truthful, and never uses deceit or deception to make sales. 🦁 Courage – A Villager seeks to stand up for values, take entrepreneurial risks, and be a light in the world that inspires others. 🤩 Service - A Villager seeks to serve people and finds income as a side effect of serving, rather than seeking money with service as a side effect. 🤝Community - A Villager seeks to help their fellow Villagers with their advice, network, and support. 👀 Watchfulness - A Villager seeks to protect their fellow Villagers, and all people, from Villains by warning them off and recommending providers with Villager Values