Hi there, everyone, I'm excited to add the next piece to our "Identity Vault" in the Classroom. Last week, we looked at the "Restart Loop." This week, we're focusing on the antidote: Building an identity as a 'Finisher.' Because it’s not really about the projects we finish, it’s about becoming the person who is capable of finishing. As the image says, "Your identity determines your consistency." This framework breaks it down into five core practices and a "Daily Finisher Mindset Check" that I find incredibly grounding. It shifts the focus from just "getting it done" to protecting your reputation with yourself. My question for you today is: Looking at the "Daily Finisher Mindset Check" at the bottom right... which one of those questions is the most challenging for you right now? For me, it's often "Did I overcome resistance?" That's where the real work happens. I'd love to hear yours in the comments. No judgment, just shared understanding. Take care, Mae

I wanted to share this. This single idea is the heart of everything we do here. We're not here to just start another thing. We're here to build a new pattern, one that doesn't rely on motivation or perfection. And to help us do that, I'm excited to announce I'm building a new space in our Classroom called "The Identity Vault." Each week, I'll be adding at least one of these core concepts to the vault so you can access it anytime. This pin is the very first entry. My question for you is: Which part of this image resonates the most with you today? Is it the 'Restart Loop' idea, the 'Daily Reset' checklist, or the words on the mug? Let me know in the comments - I'd love to hear from you. Take care - Mae

Hey everyone, please join me in giving a warm welcome to our newest member, Cheri! Cheri, I'm so thrilled you discovered us through the Skool network and decided to join. As a fellow Business Owner & Entrepreneur, you are in exactly the right place. This community is a dedicated space for founders like us to navigate the messy middle and finally finish what we start. To get you settled in and make sure you have the complete foundation for everything we do here, the single most important first step is to grab your free copy of my book, "The Identity That Stays." You can find it right at the top of the Classroom tab in the "Welcome" section. It's the curriculum for our entire community. After that, we'd love to learn more about the amazing things you're building! If you're open to sharing, what's one project you're focused on right now? So happy to have you with us!

Hey everyone, please join me in giving a very warm welcome to Shene! Shene, thank you so much for your kind message. I'm thrilled to have you here with us in this space. We're all here to practice the skill of returning and finally finishing what we start, and we're so happy to have your energy here. To get you settled in, the best place to begin is right at the top of our Classroom tab. You'll find two things: 1. A short "Welcome" video to give you a quick tour. 2. A lesson right below it to grab your free copy of my book, "The Identity That Stays," which is the foundation for everything we do here. 3. After that, we'd love to learn a little more about you! If you feel comfortable sharing, what's one thing you're excited to work on right now? So glad you're here!

Hey there, everyone I wanted to pull back the curtain and share a perfect example of the magic that's happening in this community. About eight days ago, I posted a framework I use: "Is this a feeling, or is this new information?" Member @Chidera Ugwuanyi saw it and added a brilliant metaphor. He talked about the danger of pivoting based on "emotional weather" instead of actual signals. That concept—'emotional weather'—was so clear and powerful that it immediately elevated the entire idea. It sharpened my own thinking and even made its way into my book, 'The Identity That Stays.' Today, the loop closed. I saw Chidera using this shared concept to support another member, Crystal. This is it. This is the whole point. Great ideas are rarely born in isolation. They are sparked, shared, refined, and built upon in conversation. You don't have to have all the answers yourself. You just have to be in the right room, with the right people. So, a public thank you to Chidera, for being an incredible thinking partner and for perfectly demonstrating how we build better ideas together. So grateful for this space.