Happy Sunday evening, let's have a little fun and kick off the week with some chaos.! 🎢 This is our first ever team game and it runs all week, the winning team will all gets invitations to our upcoming live Q&A Billionaire Interview (and bragging rights). Crowned next Sunday. Are you ready?! 🎡 HERE'S HOW THIS WORKS! 🎡 The Setup: - First 15 people to comment will start a brand new story (5-10 words to begin) - Everyone else picks their favorite threads and keeps them going - Any time you continue the story, paste the previous story beforehand and continue The Rules: 1. Each story contribution must be 5-10 words 2. You can only actively participate in as many threads as you want 3. Within your chosen threads, contribute as many times as you want 4. Each thread caps at 50 total comments; once it hits 50, that story is complete 5. Replies must continue the story; no breaking the narrative. Keep it cohesive. The Winner: - Voting opens Saturday night - React to your favorite complete story thread - Winning thread starter + all contributors get invites to the Billionaire Q&A - Most upvoted single comment will win a special gift + the "Plot Twist Champion" Let the chaos begin. Drop your opening line below. May the best story win. 🚀

Every single day, I spend 60 seconds giving thanks. That's it. One minute. And here's what I've noticed: by the end, I'm never out of things to be grateful for. I start with the obvious stuff; my family, my health, my bed, my pets. But then it goes deeper. The people in this community. The opportunities I have today. The fact that I woke up with a roof over my head and food in the fridge. Every single time the 60 seconds is up, I find myself thinking of more. 📕 Here's why this matters: Studies show that people who practice daily gratitude experience: - 25% increase in happiness levels - Better sleep quality - Stronger immune systems - Improved relationships - Lower stress and anxiety Gratitude isn't just a feel good practice. It shifts our perspectives. It enhances our lives. Try this for the next 7 days: 1. Every day you wake up. Set a timer for 60 seconds. 2. Think of everything you're grateful for. 3. Speak them outloud. Don't stop until the timer goes off. You'll be surprised how much you have. What's one thing you're grateful for today? Drop it below. 👇 If someone comments and you're thankful for that person, let them know too.