I spent years in sales. I was good at it, but I hated the work. Hustle culture told me to push harder, close faster, and always be upselling. Most of that system was designed by men, for men, using data that kept the patriarchy in place. But here is what I know now. Feminine power is changing the way we do business. It does not buy into endless hustle, tiers, and funnels. It values relationship, safety, and inclusion. It builds long-term trust instead of short-term wins. In the spiritual development community, the old way does not work. People feel pressured, conned, or excluded. They are split into two groups: those who cannot afford the “real” value and those who can. That exclusionary model does not belong in the world I want to help create. This is also why I do not buy into courses that push the current business models. Too often they are built on FOMO, convincing you that you are wrong or behind unless you buy the next thing. Where are the leaders who are not selling another business course, but are instead building communities that heal? I believe we need fewer cycles of buy, buy, buy, and more spaces where people feel safe and supported. That is why I built The Transformed Self, my Skool community, at $8 a month. One group. One price. Full access to everything I share. No hidden tiers. No upsells. No games. Because healing and spiritual development are not luxuries. They are necessary for the health of the planet, and they should be accessible to everyone. The Patriarchy told us business had to be done one way. Feminine power is showing us another way, and research is finally catching up. The strongest predictor of long-term business success is not hustle. It is relationships. This is the shift. This is the stand. And I believe it is how we change the world.

To kick things off, please comment below introducing yourself. Let us know… #1 - Who are you, where are you from and who do you work with? #2 - What do you want to get out of being in this community? #3 - For fun what do you like to do? #4 - Drop a photo of your office space or where you like to do work from. I'll go first... #1 - My name is Dan Harrison, I am a former CFP (Finance) turned online business mentor to practitioners, professionals, Coaches & Creators. I live in Kelowna BC Canada and love it here because of the wake surfing in the summer and the snowboarding in the winter! #2 - What I want out of this community is to be of the utmost service... I want to connect with new friends, I want to serve our existing clients and I want to help people expand their impact, their belief in themselves and about what is possible in terms of generating cash flow and I want to have a ton of fun! #3 - For fun... I mean... I do things like this. lol... my work is fun for me ... but when I am not working I love hanging with my family (wife and 2 girls), playing guitar, surfing, wakeboarding and having deep conversations with my mens group and close friends. #4... See pic After you have completed the first task in the comments below proceed to ... ✅ Step #2) Follow me on Instagram 👈🏽 ✅ Step #3) Check out this onboarding course first 👈🏽 ✅ Step #4) Watch a couple client success stories to get you inspired 👈🏽 If you need anything just comment and tag @Gabby Domiray for support and she will help you out. Welcome! Here's to your To your success! - Dan "Quantum" Harrison. PS. You should know that I actively remove the bottom 10% of non-engaged members of this community. You can engage by liking, commenting and posting in this community. #𝐍𝐎𝐒𝐏𝐄𝐂𝐓𝐀𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐒...

The week is closing out perfect time for a quick self-check. On a scale of 1–10, how productive was this week for you? Think about your consistency, focus, and results. No matter the score, there’s always something to improve. 👉 Drop your number below and share what you’ll do differently next week to make it even better.

You know, procrastination kills more dreams than failure ever will. Most of us me included try to avoid challenges sometimes… but the truth is, the more we avoid them, the weaker we get. Think about business for a second. The whole point is profit, right? But what happens when sales aren’t coming in? That’s the tough part nobody likes to talk about. I’ve realized sometimes it’s not that we’re not working hard it could be something simple like our website, our store setup, or even the brand name that’s holding us back. I’m curious… have you ever felt stuck like that in your business? What’s the biggest challenge you’ve faced with getting sales? I’m asking because I’ve been there too, and I’ve also found ways to fix some of those things. If you don’t mind, I can share a few ideas that might help.

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