Shout out to members. Well we've reached 2026. Im going to start up a weekly group check in where you can comment whats 1 thing you're grateful for. And also whats one thing you're proud of yourself about this week. The benefits of naming gratitudes is you keep your mind aware that there's good things in your life. You can even go all in and name 3 things you're grateful for. The benefits of listing things you're proud of yourself for this week is you're building into acknowledge yourself in a loving way. Ok go to it. And by February we're going to start doing weekly live check in video calls. Want to remind you let's build this group. The self worth Hub Facebook group will be no more by April so we as a community will all be in the skool platform. Hint: that's where we are now. Im also going to send out some massive love for anyone that adds a friend to this group that could be interested in growing their confidence and self worth. Skool gives incentives in joining people up and so will I. Incentives from me could be a give away free session for yourself or a financial incentive of $5 for every friend that joins and stays in the community for at least a month. Stay amazing and talk soon Corey

Welcome to all new members. Just getting started for 2026 so there will be heaps more content and other new members very soon. If you'd like make a post or comment below to tell us a little about yourself. I look forward to connecting soon and providing any encouragement or support

So many people can be in a crowd of people and feel totally disconnected with the world around them. Like the world isn't a safe place and find it hard feeling they're part of it.. Trauma, depression or anxiety disorders can numb the connections around us. So many of us have felt that feeling where we're unexplainably feeling out of place or we don't belong. In part it could be confidence but it could be more than that. Our connections and perceptions of our place in the world comes from how secure our connections are with ourselves. I had broken connections with myself at one point and really felt like I was so distant to people around me. I eventually chose to be more supportive of myself including being more self compassionate and cheering myself on instead of beating on myself and those outside connections suddenly felt less distant. I just want to acknowledge anyone in this group who may experience this disconnection to not give up. It's not because you're bad or anything like that it's because you're not giving to yourself as much as you deserve. And you do deserve. You're seen, heard, and you have a meaning and purpose in this world that makes you valuable. Never let anything or anyone make you feel like you don't deserve the good you can give yourself.

Every setback carries the seed of a comeback. Who is willing to believe that? What you're going through right now could help you discover how important it is to support yourself better. Sort of like learning to have your own back. Learn kindness to yourself, learn to not bottle up your emotions but really sit with your emotions so you can process them. Who thinks this makes sense?

I made a choice to acknowledge I was heading in the wrong direction in life and made a promise to myself to turn that around. 1] Acknowledge the past. Everything. Including acceptance of what's not working. 2] Make a decision and a commitment to yourself to get a different strategy of good habits in your life. 3] Be consistent. The most chosen habits stick.