https://lnkd.in/edDwX5a6 I thought I was going to solicit feedback before posting, but my business truck had a mental break down and decided it was a door stop. Ugh, luckily the answer to "how much is this going to cost me" is postponed for another day because all the shops are closed in town. Anyhow, I wonder, can you relate to me? Have you asked for help yet? I know it was super hard to admit I am not an octopus and there really are only 24 hours in the day. Plus, I do have to sleep. Asking for help was so liberating! I have some contacts to those that helped me if you want names, they are open to virtual help sessions. Plus, hello, this group has helped me too. But I didn't have to ask...LOL, you just do help.

I've seen it happen in other communities. Someone shares what they're working on. Someone else says me too. And suddenly there's a conversation, a connection, maybe even a friendship or an opportunity that wouldn't have existed if that person had stayed quiet. I want that to happen here. That's actually why I'm writing this. Because this community has the people, the experience, and the heart for it. We just need someone to go first. So let it be you. What are you working on right now? Where are you stuck? What win do you want to celebrate? What question have you been sitting on because you weren't sure if it was worth asking? It's worth asking. Post it. Share it. Ask it. You might be exactly what someone else needed to hear today, and this community might be exactly what you needed too. Speaking of collaborations @Gale Bates and I spoke this week on her YouTube channel, and this post came from that.😀 What's one thing you're working on or needing support with this week?

A reminder for our newer faces (and honestly, all of us): One of the fastest ways to gain clarity isn’t doing more content. It’s letting other smart humans into your thinking. Borrow the room is a simple, low-pressure way to do that. This is a collaboration prompt. Not a pitch. Not a performance. The goal is to get our community talking, asking better questions, and spotting opportunities together. Post the following: 1️⃣ What you’re working on right now (keep it short. Think context, not a backstory) 2️⃣ One question or decision you’re stuck on Something you’d actually appreciate another set of eyes on 3️⃣ How others can help you right now Feedback, ideas, connections, collaboration, clarity, encouragement — name it Then commit to being part of the room: ✔ Jump into at least 2 other posts ✔ Ask a thoughtful question or offer a practical suggestion ✔ Share honest, grounded input. No hype. No fluff. This community works best when we use it with each other, not beside each other. You don’t have to grow alone. Borrow the room💙

I've been thinking about how easy it is to create in a vacuum. You make something you're proud of, hit publish, and then... crickets. Or you get lost wondering if it's actually landing. But when someone from your community shows up to actually engage, leaves a real comment, asks a thoughtful question, suggests a next step, that's when the work feels real. So this week, let's be that person for each other. Drop a link to your latest thing below. Blog post, podcast episode, video, pin—whatever you've put out into the world. Then come back and click through someone else's. Don't just like it. Listen. Watch. Engage. Leave a comment that shows you actually consumed it. Ask a question. Point out something that landed. Or if you spot a way to make it even stronger, share that too on this post. This is how we all get better.

This came up in Skool Partners community today. Real talk, this one's for the quiet members and all the members who feel like something is missing. If you joined and then kind of... disappeared into the background, I'm not calling you out. I'm asking you in. I want this to be a community where everyone gets something useful out of being here. And if that's not happening for you, I'd rather know than guess. What's missing? What would make you actually want to open this app and jump in? Drop it below. Even a one-word answer helps.