The theme of life this last week seems to be WHIPLASH! Even though I'm in a different country, new town, new job, new people... I have my own space. And there is a certainly a season for rest... I don't know if I've ever had that for more than a day or two before I'm like WOW, I'm going to build something new!🫠 With my new space and the mere ability to have the comforts of a bed, a kitchen and a shower, and having such adventurous and courageous momentum... I now fear this stillness that I was yearning for. I am trying to be very mindful and integrate all that I have learned on this grand journey, while honouring some well-overdue rest, while balancing a sort of enthusiastic fumbling-forward on goals that keep me excited. I am going to get more deliberate and present on here (YAY!) for one. I have a few ideas I will soon share to amp up the substance and creativity - stay tuned! But genuinely, this post is a request for insight on how you folks have navigated a drastic change in minimal time. What sort of emotional/energetic whiplashes have you experienced? How did you adapt? How did you root yourself? How did you give yourself grace for the whiplash of one lifestyle hopping into the next? All wisdom and stories are appreciated! Much love!

Wowee, what a year!! And yet there is still room for surprise! I just landed in a new town with a new rental AND a new job all in one week of effort! AAANNNDDD set up a new side-income... Soon to share :p And would be happy to help others offer their gifts if it's relevant... I DIGRESS! I just wanna share this little celebration of my new morning views, as long as the brilliant company of this cat, Holly. LOL What new beginnings did you celebrate this year? What new beginnings did you NOT anticipate this year?😆

Hello awesome people, I'd like to kick off with an quick intro and allow others to introduce yourselves! *Please: 1: Say hello. 2: Share a little about yourself along with an ambition or two. 3: Share a photo or gif that represents you.* <And also stay in the loop by downloading the apps here: Get the iOS app here. Get the Android app here.> Here you can meet the other growing, intentional people that have been invited and yet to find us! I am Dan, also go by my middle name for my pen name, Remmy, (Remmington). I am a cancer-surviving, horseback guiding, story-crafting, fear-facing, fumbling forward man of action! It is my absolute delight to take my life's work and it into gamified courses on this platform. It will help you explore your own inner-being, wage war on whatever woes you're facing, take bold steps, and celebrate the blooper reel of us valiantly fumbling forward. It's messy, but boy, it can be a beautiful ride through life when shared alongside people who want to squeeze the marrow out of life. We all have different ambitions and struggles to conquer, but our self-actualization is the ultimate gift we can give ourselves and those who we share life with. A rising tide raises all ships. This group is for those wildly curious of their own potential. We support: - Conquering bad habits - Building emotional literacy and resilience - Accountability to new risks and desires - Waging war on loneliness and navigate how to deepen relationships - massive action and breaking limits imposed on our own potential I can't wait to meet you all and for you to meet one another. Cheers to epic new beginnings.🤙

I KNOW we have a ton of multi-passionate folks in here who’ve bit off more than we can chew 😅 An intro convo with the new, young and ambitious, @Luigi Passerini has Me pondering My evolution of procrastination and priorities over time. I’ve come to many perspectives on the top: 1. Procrastinating is how you tell yourself you don’t really care about your project. (Are you truly excited about the goal/process? Or was it an expectation of you that you don’t have much ownership over?) 2. Habits are a form of emotional/spiritual devotion to who you know you can become. (Your faith/confidence corresponds to your diligence. In moments of faltering and momentum) 3. We can only be truly amazing at a few things in life. Choosing one thing means to sacrifice all else. That’s a heavy choice, so we might as well be ridiculously excited about it, right? 4. Not being consistent with things we identify with create an identity crisis. Ex: I say I’m a musician but only touch the guitar once a month. But if I say I’m LEARNING guitar, then there is less of a crisis of perception with us and others in the world. 5. It’s fine to not have clarity!! As long as we are also being curious and exploring life. We can’t complain and be complacent at the same time. You’re your own problem at that point. But being unsure and curious is an adventure! Lack of clarity is a journey in disguise with proper courage. What would you guys add to perspective of priorities and time management? And how did you navigate too much at once and learn to refine your values? Thanks in advance for your input 🤘

I find something profoundly restorative about waterfalls. It’s one thing that always turns my brain off and tells every part of my being that ‘life is good, you may rest.’ I appreciate all this community’s love and understanding of my absence as I wander. I aspire to kick off some consistent challenges when I finally have a place to call home. Until then, assume I’m chasing waterfalls and befriends other foreigners 🤪 What places, things or sounds bring you the most peace?