Welcome Tony

Fernando Miranda,Rob Vos,André Cotrim,André Cotrim,Tuncay Tophan. Much love and thanks for your commitment

Taking Back Control Through Independence One important way to become less affected by control systems is to reduce our dependence on them. Many people rely on large institutions for food, energy, healthcare, and other essential needs. While these systems can provide important services, they can also make individuals and communities more dependent on decisions made by others. Some critics argue that many public institutions are increasingly influenced by technocrats and large corporations. From this perspective, economic interests and profit can sometimes have a strong impact on decision-making. Whether or not one agrees with this view, it highlights the importance of maintaining a degree of personal and local independence. Self-control often begins by taking more responsibility for our own lives. Growing some of our own food, learning practical skills, producing our own energy where possible, and making informed choices about our health can all increase resilience and autonomy. By relying less on centralized systems, people may gain a greater sense of freedom and control over their future. Ultimately, personal independence is not about rejecting society, but about strengthening our ability to make choices and take responsibility for ourselves.

A warm welcome to Skool Out of Control. We've shared many powerful experiences together and have had the privilege of facilitating numerous Kambo ceremonies side by side. Through those journeys, I've come to know you as someone who is deeply committed to growth, authenticity, and personal transformation. That's why I'm especially happy to welcome you into this community. I'm looking forward to continuing the journey together, sharing insights, supporting one another, and exploring new ways to grow and create impact.

Great to have you here and to see you as one of the first members of this community. You're helping shape the foundation of what this space is becoming. I'm curious: how did you find your way here? What was it that resonated with you enough to join? I also noticed you mentioned coming from a corporate background. I'd love to hear a bit more about your journey if you're open to sharing. What led you to look beyond that lifestyle, and what are you hoping to discover, build, or transform in this next chapter of your life? No pressure just genuinely curious about the people who join this journey. Feel free to introduce yourself in the community and share anything you'd like about who you are, where you're from, and what brought you here. Welcome aboard. Looking forward to getting to know you and walking this journey together.