What's the biggest lesson you've learned in your life? Was it from a book, a video, podcast.. or through experience and most likely making a mistake? As I'm gearing up for my own next chapter, I've taken to AI to do an exit debrief of my own work - the good, the challenges, and the opportunities (including the missed ones) Most of you can already do it. Gmail? Get Gemeni to work! Office? Have copilot review your inbox. Ask it questions like: - What recurring problems have I been tasked to fix which create the most churn and could be optimized? - Where have I consistently showed up and delivered or over delivered outside of my normal scope - What are opportunities for me to step in, learn or help build towards the future? (Strategic investment) - What are my blind spots? - Name 3 key relationships I should invest in further I'd love to hear what questions you asked or answers you get!

To kick things off, please comment below introducing yourself. Let us know... #1 - Who are you, where are you from and who do you work with? #2 - What do you want to get out of being in this community? #3 - For fun what do you like to do? #4 - Drop a photo of your office space or where you like to do work from. I'll go first... #1 - I'm Jean 👋 A professional pilot who has spent my life mastering the craft. I now work as a chief pilot for a large company in Canada, that operates business jets globally. I am a husband and father of 3, and my passion has been to pursue the Golden Rule, and serve those around me (including my beloved family) with all my skill and passion. #2 - In line with #1, my heart and passion is to give back and pursue the Golden Rule in every way possible. Here on Skool, it means giving back to this awesome community through what I've learned in my 20+ years of professional experience #3 - I'm a creative at heart. When not working you'll find me drafting a kid's story, pictures to go with it, a video for YouTube or perhaps hanging out with my famjam and our community! #4 - see below!

Hey everyone! The group has grown quite a bit in the last week and I want to take a moment to welcome new members!! Unfortunately this weekend has me fairly caught up in social events but I'd love your opinion on when a recurring workshop might work best ?

The story behind this day is pretty incredible and takes root in 1912, Turkey. Does anyone know the origins? Today, it is celebrated as a testament to the professionalism and dedication of the incredible pilots around the world. That's you!

Artemis II is over. Ten days. 700,237 miles. A lunar flyby, a solar eclipse from the other side of the moon, a new distance record, and a crater named after a commander's late wife. Then splashdown. "Four crew green." Home. Here's what they did right, and what each of us can take from it. Each of them is in the comments - let me know which one resonates most!