I've been doing a lot of thinking about what this community actually needs to be — and I'm making some changes that are going to make this a completely different experience. More structure. More accountability. A clearer path from where you are right now to your first real win. Before I roll it out, I want to hear from you. What's the one thing that would make this community a no-brainer for you to show up in every single week? Drop it below. I'm reading every response and building this around what you actually need — not what I assume you need. The people in this room right now are going t

Before the week gets away from you—set direction. What are the top 3 things you’re committed to moving forward this week? Not everything. Just what matters. Think small enough to complete, but meaningful enough to matter. Drop your 3 below 👇

I signed up for the classroom Jump Start Guide. I've already begun a business prior to this but I want to take advantage of every inspiration or clarity :-) It absolutely did heighten my clarity!! The guide is simple and flows so nicely that your mind just opens gradually to understand itself. I knew what I 'discovered' internally but it pulled it out more to the surface. And the 'Declaration' page was perfect in that it was just one bite in eating the elephant, not even a leg, but one bite. I also like the way this program supports the intuitive part of us. I've attached my declaration. The guide says to do so, plus then you can see how it does not have to be a big bite. I would love to hear about your experiences, too.

Hope all of you are checking and using the classroom for The Dreamer Project. It is really a boost to your daily planning and preparing. Thanks, Chris, for the classroom resources and support!!

Most people don't have a business problem. They have a clarity problem. Here's the three-question filter I use with every person I work with before we do anything else: 1. What problem does your idea solve? Not what your product or service is — what problem it solves. If you can't answer this in one sentence, you're not ready to build yet. 2. Who has that problem badly enough to pay to solve it? "Everyone" is not an answer. The more specific you are here, the easier everything else becomes — pricing, marketing, finding customers. 3. Are people already paying someone else to solve it? If yes, that's not bad news. That's proof the market exists. Run your idea through these three questions and drop your answers in the comments. I'll give you real feedback — not encouragement, actual feedback.