I'm so excited to share that I contributed my first article to Skool Magazine! 🎉 In it, I wrote about what it was really like starting a Skool community with no plan—just an idea, a willingness to learn, and the determination to keep showing up. It wasn't perfect. I made mistakes, pivoted, learned as I went, and slowly built something I'm truly proud of. If you're thinking about starting a community, I hope my story encourages you to begin before you have everything figured out. Another exciting part of Skool Magazine is that you can also learn how to create your own digital magazine to share your story, grow your brand, and showcase your community. 📖 The link is right here. I'd love for you to read my article and let me know what resonates with you the most. Thank you to Skool Magazine for the opportunity to share my journey. Here's to taking the first step—even when you don't have a plan. 💛 Read Skool Magazine Issue #10 Read Issue #09 Join Skool Magazine

SUPER EXCITED!! I wrote my 1st Children's book with AI and uploaded it to KDP on Amazon -all within 24 hours? BUT ...it didn't seem real UNTIL-- I got a copy in my hands!! In Color! In print! It arrived today!! I was giddy - I must admit! I made a video showing it off-- and the colors on the pages-- just seeing it ...made it REAL! So- I also decided to launch a brand new BookifAI app to help others do the same thing!! You can write and illustrate your 1st book for free with AI to test it out!! ➡️NEED YOUR HELP!! I NEED REAL REVIEWS!! Who would be willing to get the book, or kindle (priced low for only $2.99) give me honest review? AND--OR Share it with others that you know with kids? I need help to share with other parents/grandparents of 8 year old girls- to get some Amazon movement! 😃 So they will push it to more people to see (in this category) If anyone is in any moms' groups or skools that may be interested in this kind of Inspiring Story collection for 8 year old girls... love a share! The Light Inside Her by Sondra Verva "Every girl deserves to know how brave, capable, and wonderful she truly is. The Light Inside Her is a collection of ten inspiring short stories that show girls a powerful secret: courage isn't the absence of fear — it's doing the brave thing anyway. Meet ten unforgettable girls who face the same worries real children feel. Maya freezes at the top of a climbing wall. Priya almost hides her painting because it isn't "good enough." Zoe's robot won't work, no matter how hard she tries. Nia dreams of the stars, even when someone tells her she can't. One by one, each girl finds her courage, her kind heart, and her voice — and the strength that was inside her all along. Each story ends with three gentle tools to help your daughter grow: • A Mindset Message with a takeaway she'll remember • Four Reflection Questions to connect the story to her own life • A Mini Challenge- one small action that turns the lesson into a real-life win

If @Jennifer Turner hadn’t have come and taught a skool class in MADE FROM ZERO, I probably wouldn’t have ever even know to start my own community much less how. But I did it. I bit the bullet ant just jumped in and it’s been 2 weeks and I’ve already got 20 members! Seems like every day I wake up I have a new membership pending. 😁

To my American friends have a great 4th of July

Yesterday I had a tremendously busy 24 hour period that left me with only 4 hours of sleep. Family obligations, a deadline, traffic and a bunch of such stuff... I was soo stressed. I wanted coffee or some caffeine but I knew that would work against me long run. Then I thought about Clary Sage. I made a roller applied it and took it with me as I ran about. When I tell you that Clary Sage is the bomb diggity? I was hours into my day when it dawned on me that I was not tired. I was not stressed. I was not foggy (just the opposite - clear!) I reapplied it maybe three times during my day. And not only did I complete a task I'd been working on for weeks (coincidental? Hmm) I did it before bedtime! Now let me share a bit about Clary Sage if you're not too familiar... Its very name comes from the Latin clarus — or clear. For centuries it was called "clear eye," steeped like a tea and used to soothe tired, strained vision. Medieval healers wrote about it. German brewers once used it to flavor their wine when hops were scarce. It has been carried through kitchens, apothecaries, and quiet moments for generations. And always somehow tied to seeing more clearly. Thinking more clearly. Breathing easier. So when I say it cut through my fog yesterday? History already knew that it would. Some oils will give you a boost. Clary Sage will give you your center back. Win! Have you met Clary Sage yet? Care to share your busiest-day story below?