If you're a fitness or health coach, one of the hardest parts of growing your business isn't getting results for your clients. It's getting your message in front of more of the right people. That's exactly why Lara Sloan and I created the Health Evolution Summit. We're bringing together coaches and experts who are passionate about helping people live healthier lives, while giving those speakers the chance to grow their audience, build their authority, gain speaking experience, and create meaningful relationships with other professionals in the health space. Whether your expertise is in: 🧠 Mental Health ❤️ Emotional Health 💪 Physical Health 🤖 AI & Your Health ...we'd love to learn more about what you do. The summit takes place August 10 to 14, and we're expecting thousands of attendees who are actively looking to improve their health and learn from trusted experts. If you've been looking for another way to get your message in front of new people, this could be a great fit. Speaker applications close this Friday, July 10, so don't wait if you'd like to be considered. Apply here: 🔗 Health Evolution Summit Speaker Application And if you know another fitness or health coach who would be a great addition, please tag them below. We'd love to meet them!

I got a message today from this beautiful human, friend and past client - @Robert Nebergall He shared with me that in April he was part of a volunteer team that built 20 homes for families living in extreme poverty in Mexico. One of the people there was a 75-year-old woman who had spent her entire life sleeping in the dirt inside a sheet metal shack. Robert and the organization he works with: Techo (Spanish for "roof") gave her her first real home. In October he's going back as a coach to build 50 more homes for families living in the same conditions. He asked if I wanted to help. Instant yes. If you've been around here for a while you know we've played the Giving Games a couple of times and Raised over $102,000 in a single day and Gave away money, food and skateboards in Venice Beach That energy ... that willingness to show up and give ... is one of the things I love most about this community and skool itself. This is a different version of that same game and I want to invite you to play. No leaderboards or competition. This is Just a man building homes for people who have never had one and giving us the opportunity to help and contribute. Robert made a short video about what they're doing and why it matters. Watch it: And if it moves you the way it moved me, Robert will put the link to donate in the comments and ill pin it to the top. He's looking for 7 more people to donate $300 But any amount would be a blessing and contribution. Think we can help him get there? Let's go build some houses. 🏠 Link to donate is pinned in the comments

I was inspired to envision my perfect day while going through Dan’s modules. At first, I thought, “I pretty much already have a perfect day.” Looking back, I can’t believe how limiting that thought process was. I mostly work from home, and we homeschool, so I often felt pulled in two directions. Guilt for not being with family when I was working. Guilt for not working when I was with family. I thought long and hard about what a perfect day actually looks like, and I wanted to share it here in case what I found might inspire someone else. This is brand new, so I can’t say how sustainable it is long term — but in the short term, what I’ve found has been magic. I’m up at 4:00am (this isn’t a big deal for me — done it in the past). (Stretch, supplement, shake, etc) From there, my boy isn’t up until around 7:30am, which gives me three solid hours of focused work. We have breakfast together, hit the beach, and hang out until around 11:00am. My wife usually takes him to the library, runs errands, or does playdough, colouring, or books with him until about 2:00pm, so I’m back to work for a few more hours (with a 30min workout mixed in). Then from 2:00–7:00pm, it’s family time. We build forts, hit the pool, do Lego — just being together. At 7:00pm, it’s books and bedtime for him. My wife does most of that so I can get back to work. By 7pm, I’m back to work until 9pm. That’s pretty much it. I’m in bed by 9:30pm, which still gives me about an 8-hour workday, tons of family time, enough sleep and — most importantly — structure. For the first time in a long time, I don’t feel guilt on either side. I don’t imagine this will work for everyone. And I truly believe there are different seasons in life. My wife is pregnant, so life will drastically change in the next 3–4 months. But for now, this has been working fantastically — so I’m holding onto it. What I like about this program and this group so far is the lifestyle aspect. I’m a recovering workaholic who has realized that family is more important than… well, anything.

It’s Sunday. This week was not about doing more It was about doing it properly. About leading yourself instead of being hard on yourself. About giving your days structure instead of letting them run you. About being present instead of constantly chasing what is next. I have learned that growth is not loud. It is quiet adjustments. It is keeping promises to yourself. It is catching your mindset when it starts to slip. Today is not just for pleasure, it is also for honesty. What did you handle well? Where did you drift? What needs tightening up? No guilt. Just awareness. And be honest with yourself here Take the lesson with you. Leave the frustration here. Tomorrow we build again. Stronger. Calmer. Clearer. Let's share our answers and help each other

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