Hi everyone, I'm so excited to share something I've been working on behind the scenes for all of you. Many of you joined this community to find a new way to approach your goals - one that doesn't involve shame, hustle, or starting from scratch every single time. To help you do that, I've officially launched 'Your Curriculum for a New Identity' - a free, step-by-step video course to help you break the 'Restart Loop' for good. You can find it in our Classroom right now. It's designed to be your guide to building the skill of returning. ➡️ Go here to start Lesson 1: The Restart Loop. https://www.skool.com/finish-what-you-start-with-mae-9204/classroom/b7ecc684?md=b54f89e2cb8942e29e44103cdd1e25dd My goal is for this curriculum to serve as the foundation for everything we do together here . My question for you: After watching the first lesson, what's your biggest "aha" moment about the Restart Loop pattern in your own life? Drop a comment below. I can't wait to hear what you discover. Mae

Hi there, everyone The next core lesson is now live in the Classroom. This week's video is called "The Difference Between 'Drifting' and 'Returning'." If you've ever felt like you're constantly "falling off track," this lesson is the key. We break down why that all-or-nothing mindset is a trap and teach you the simple, compassionate skill of making a course correction instead of restarting from zero. You can watch the full lesson right now inside the "Your Curriculum" module in the Classroom. After you watch, I'd love for you to come back here and share in the comments: What's one area in your life where you tend to 'drift'?

In looking at "The Drift Detector" graphic again, one question really stood out this time: "What is the smallest possible action you could take to 'return' right now?" This is what I need in this season. This is a key that unlocks something inside me. I can usually break a big project into individual tasks pretty well. I often think in terms of 15-minute projects or tasks. If I'm wanting someone to help me complete something that has to be done by more than just me, I'll ask them, "Hey do you have 5 minutes right now for us to ______?" But I don't often go to the "micro" level. I see now how much I'll benefit from going even smaller for now. I can almost always find 2 minutes to do "the next one thing." 😊

Hello again! This community is a space of practice, not perfection. Our entire focus is on mastering one simple skill: how to return. To get the most out of our community, here are your two simple steps to get started: 1. Go to the "Classroom" Tab - The video you just watched is the first lesson. You'll find a complete library of other self-paced guides and tools there to support your journey. 2. Introduce Yourself Below - This is the most important step. We want to meet you! In the comments, please share: What is ONE project or habit you are committed to finishing? I read every single introduction and can't wait to welcome you personally. So glad you're here. - Mae

I just wanted to take a moment to give a huge, warm welcome to our first few founding members, including @Raine, @Annmarie, @Laura, @Jessica  and @Crystal. It means so much that you're here from the very beginning. What's incredible is that you found your way here from Arlan's community, which tells me you are exactly the kind of thoughtful, action-oriented people I built this space for. I am so excited to learn alongside you. Welcome!