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Weekend Vibes?!?!
Who's got what going on this weekend? Olympics? Superbowl? Getting in a truck and driving to a new home? Whatever you got going on... Let's us know.
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The HuRU - Halfway through the week check-in 🙌
Who’s celebrating wins right now? Doesn't have to be huge. No need for "life-changing" either... Just the small progress, the kept promises, the things you almost didn’t do but did anyway. Those count. They always count. Drop one win in the comments — big or small. Let’s stack them together 👇
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The HuRU - Halfway through the week check-in 🙌
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🎉 Welcome to The HuRU Crew! 🏷️✨
Meet Nice People. Make Great Friends. Build Cool Communities. Hey there, friend 👋 If you’re reading this, you’ve wandered into something brand new - something kinda quirky, kinda brilliant, and definitely built with you in mind. This isn’t a guru circle or a sales pitch party. Nope. This is where the weird, the warm, and the wonderful people come to hang out, help out, and shout out other cool humans. We’re still putting the snacks on the table, but soon this place will be full of: 🫶 Creators & community builders 💬 Random, late-night idea sharers 🚀 Folks building businesses (or just building relationships) 🎨 The occasionally unhinged doodle from our Name Badge mascot... So drop a comment below or even better, create your own post. Or do both! Whichever you choose... answer this: 💥 Hu R U? And, what do U do? Tell us something unexpected, chill, or wildly unimportant about yourself. No pressure. Just fun. Let the randomness begin. 💫
The Hidden Reason You Feel Behind
A few months ago, I used to wake up on Mondays already tired. Not physically tired. Mentally behind. I’d open my laptop and feel this low-level pressure because I hadn’t decided what actually mattered. Everything felt urgent. So I’d jump between tasks… and end the day busy but not productive. One weekend, I tried something simple. I wrote down just three things for Monday. Not ten. Not a full master plan. Just three. On Monday morning, I didn’t think. I executed. That small shift changed my weeks. Now I don’t try to “do more.” I try to reduce friction. It’s wild how one small setup can change your entire momentum. What’s one tiny setup that would make your next week smoother?
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Change Your Perspective Change Your Life Book Review
Change Your Perspective, Change Your Life Book Review "Change Your Perspective, Change Your Life" by Sandy Gallagher emphasizes the profound impact of our perspective on our overall well-being and life experiences. Key takeaways: * Perspective shapes reality: Our interpretation of events, not the events themselves, largely determines our emotional and behavioral responses. * Negative perspectives limit: Pessimistic or self-limiting beliefs create obstacles, hindering personal growth and happiness. * Shifting perspective is possible: Through conscious effort and intentional practices, we can cultivate more positive and empowering perspectives. * Actionable steps: The book provides practical techniques for shifting perspective, such as mindfulness, gratitude practices, reframing challenges, and focusing on solutions. In essence, the book encourages readers to: * Become aware of their current perspectives: Identify negative thought patterns and limiting beliefs. * Challenge and reframe those perspectives: Question the validity of negative assumptions and seek alternative, more positive interpretations. * Cultivate positive habits: Practice gratitude, mindfulness, and self-compassion to foster a more optimistic outlook. * Take action: Translate shifted perspectives into positive changes in behavior and choices. By consciously altering their perspectives, individuals can navigate challenges more effectively, cultivate greater resilience, and ultimately create a more fulfilling and joyful life. Core Concepts: * The Power of Perception: Gallagher delves into the profound impact of our individual interpretations on our reality. She argues that we don't see the world as it is; we see it as we are. Our beliefs, assumptions, and past experiences filter our perceptions, shaping our emotions, behaviors, and ultimately, our lives. * Breaking Free from Limiting Beliefs: The book explores how deeply ingrained negative beliefs (e.g., "I'm not good enough," "I'm always unlucky," "The world is against me") can sabotage our happiness and success. It emphasizes the importance of identifying and challenging these limiting beliefs.
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