Skool communities are like the mall 😂😂 they be bustling during certain hours and then it's like all the shops are closed 🤣🤣 usually I have over a 100 notifications. As of now I have 2. ✌🏾

Being on Skool and being in all these different groups and then having multiple groups, is bringing up old memories. 😂 Except this time there's no roast groups 🤣🤣 On Facebook I ran several groups and was admin for other people many moons back. A few are still breathing and run on their own. I just check on them from time to time. That's a different life compared to what I do here tho. 😂 Saying all that to say, is there something you do now that reminds you of an old skill you picked up back in the day?

Please press play ▶️ I have been listening to Justin for almost a year. He has yet to be wrong.

Sometimes my posts won't be so polished and accurately coordinated from using AI as an assistant. Sometimes they'll be just like this, straight from my heart. We get so wrapped up in copying and pasting, that the human element can get lost or forgotten from the routine of genuine human connection. I don't want that for this community. Strip away the pressure of always having to use an AI assistant or LLM to make sure you said it correctly. In here feel safe and secure enough to JUST SAY IT 🗣 💜 E. Reed

Share your trust foundation story..... In the studio, we build a lot ideas, projects, futures. But none of it lasts without trust holding it together. Trust is what allows creativity to flow without fear. It’s what lets people take risks knowing someone’s got their back. Trust doesn’t shout. It shows up quietly, again and again: meeting deadlines, keeping promises, respecting the room. It’s not about perfection, it’s about consistency. And when trust is in the room? Collaboration feels lighter. Feedback feels safer. Progress feels possible. So here’s my invitation: let’s be builders of trust. Brick by brick, word by word, action by action. Because the studio isn’t just a space for work it’s a space for trust to grow.