How Skool and Goosify changed my WORLD 🌈 A big shoutout to this community and wishing Goose a Happy Birthday! I stumbled into that community some months ago because I saw Goose in some recordings of Alex's recordings from the earlier Skool Games. 🔥 1 month ago I started the'Blitz' game (what makes you focus on your goals, tasks and kicks your butt when starting a business) using Wingman. I had no Idea what I was doing.. My completely new community went from ranking 259 up to 30, giving me the ⭐. Lost it again because of niching down but still hanging on 31. 🌏 Crazy enough 2 weeks ago Goose and his team moved into my house (being on the Goosify worldtour) and me sharing houses with these mindblowing, creative and super fun dudes has changed my WORLD. 💚 We discovered forests, did some scary roadtripping, laughed our asses of and worked really hard! 💙 We slept on boats, lost hats, sunglasses and trimmers (yeah, I know) 💛 Goose stood under his Goose Bridge 💜 @Tony Loew completely dove in 🩵 @Yahya Kazi worked out like a mad man 🧡 I am pretty sure we were the first ones EVER that: - Hauled all of our Laptops and other devices to the top of the mountain - Danced on top of the mountain - Worked on top of the mountain Lots of eggs,(100!!!) peanutbutter and bananas later, we drove the 4 hours back and foreward to Stockholm for the IRL. Stockholm now officially has been couloured the Goosify way. I introduced @Saja Misolin to the team at the IRL in Stockholm (amazing time and what a vibe!) 🫶 Also because of Goosify I got to know @Angela Day @Wendy Wiseman and many mre lovely souls!

Everyone keeps talking about power like it’s some trophy you snatch a throne you guard a spotlight you fight to stand under. But here’s the truth nobody wants to debate: Power isn’t loud. It isn’t the person yelling the orders or the one stacking titles like armor. Power is quieter, heavier, harder. It’s choosing discipline over impulse. It’s telling the truth when silence is safer. It’s walking your own path even when the crowd laughs at the direction. People think power is dominance. But I argue power is integrity. Power is restraint. Power is knowing you can destroy and choosing instead to build. Real power doesn’t need permission. It doesn’t need applause. It lives in how you carry yourself on the days no one is watching. So if power is up for debate, here’s my stance Strength isn’t in control it’s in character. And the strongest people are the ones who refuse to betray themselves for a moment of looking powerful.