I've been thinking about the original Thanksgiving—not the holiday we know today, but what actually happened in 1621. The Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag Indians gathered to celebrate the first successful harvest. These weren't people who had it easy. They had crossed an ocean, lost loved ones, struggled through brutal conditions. But they stopped to give thanks for what they had created together. President Lincoln made this a national holiday in 1863—right in the middle of the Civil War. The country was divided, families were torn apart, and he still declared a day of gratitude. That's powerful. Here's what I've noticed in my own life: when I focus on what's working, more things start working. When I acknowledge progress, even small progress, momentum builds. When I appreciate what I have, opportunities seem to multiply. It's not magic—it's just how our minds work. Gratitude shifts our focus from scarcity to abundance. And that shift changes how we show up, what we notice, and what we create. The colonists didn't wait until everything was perfect to celebrate. They celebrated the harvest they had—and that gratitude fueled the next season. So today, I'm grateful for this community and the perspectives you all share. What's one thing you're grateful for this year? Doesn't have to be profound—just real.

I was listening to a Christmas carol with my son. It's such an awesome story but I had completely missed the biggest and best point of it all. Bob Cratchett turned up 18minutes late to work and Scrooge gave him a raise.... I’ll report back on Monday how this goes!

I was trying to train our chiweenie Venus (Picture Below) to stop lunging at other dogs on walks. She's crazy food-motivated, so I brought treats and rewarded her every time she stayed calm near another dog. Worked great. For about five minutes. Then she figured out the game. Now she stops every 20 yards, plops down, and just stares at me like "pay up." She reverse-engineered my entire system in one walk. Anyway, just thought it was funny how quickly behavior changes when the reward structure is obvious. Also reminded me I'm definitely not smarter than my dog. Anyone else have pets that are way too clever for their own good? Would love to see photos if you've got them.

My wife always laughs at how many cups and mugs pile up on my desk by the end of the day 😂 Hot water and lemon, coffee, electrolytes… when I’m on calls all day, I’m always sipping something. What’s your go to beverage to keep your business rocking? (No judgement zone 😂) 👇👇👇

Hey guys! Joey here! Phoenix, AZ, Type 2 Diabetes Reversal Coach 👌🏽 I figured it’s a good time to introduce myself considering the group has consolidated here in the LFG group! I’ve been with these guys for about a year and a half now and I really love everything about the team here. I am happy to be here with each and everyone of you, building our lifestyle businesses together. This is your reminder that you’re right where you should be, and your wildest dreams are closer than you think! 🚀 💥