Hey everyone! First off, a huge thank you for being the very first to join the Profusion Land community. It means a lot to have you here at the ground floor. I’m currently behind the scenes meticulously setting everything up—polishing the Ascension Path and preparing the Living Armor resources to make sure your experience here is truly transformative. I appreciate your patience while I get the final pieces in place! As a thank you for being early: I have a free planner designed to help you start aligning with the Infinity Pull / Circle Push philosophy. If you’d like a copy, just send me a direct message (inbox) and I’ll get it over to you right away! Stay tuned—the journey is just beginning. Best, Dagoberto

In my creative work and my life, I’ve realized that we often stop living because we can’t stop choosing. We get caught in these "indecisive halts"—loops where the energy just stops. We spend an hour deciding where to eat or what to do, and by the time a choice is made, the spark is gone. We’ve traded a lived experience for a mental argument. I believe we are meant to be in a state of flow. Think of it like an "Infinity Pull"—the world is constantly pulling us toward infinite possibilities. But if we don't have a "Circle Push" to move us forward, we just spin in place. We get stuck. I built the Date Night Decider to be that "Push." It’s a digital tool born from my own experience of getting stuck. It’s designed to remove the friction of the "small" choices so you can save your energy for the "big" moments. It’s about clearing the path so that you and the people you care about can stop debating and start being. If you’ve ever felt your evening (or your life) come to a standstill because of a simple choice, I’d love for you to try this. Let it make the decision so you can get back to the flow.

https://date-night-decider-cc537c38.base44.app I built something to solve a problem we all face: "Analysis Paralysis." We spend so much energy deciding what to do that we lose the spark of the moment. I believe we should be in a constant state of flow, but indecision halts that progress. I created the Date Night Decider to act as the "push" we need to move past the options and into the experience. If you’re tired of the back-and-forth and just want to get back to living, give it a try.