The spiritual science behind f**k you money. Money shows up as an effect. Your internal state is treated as the cause. Nero Knowledge frames “frequency” as your mental + emotional baseline (security vs scarcity), and claims the outer world mirrors that baseline. The main ideas from the YouTube video distilled 1) “The external is not the source” He repeats this in a few forms: - If your brain treats economy / clients / employers / market as “the source,” you’ll feel dependent and limited. - He calls that “false gods” (his metaphor for assigning causality outside yourself). Translation: If your confidence collapses every time the environment shifts, your decisions will shrink… and so will your results. 2) “You are paid by nobody except yourself” His framing: - People who pay you are “instruments” through which you pay yourself. - What determines how much you “allow” is your internal degree of security. Translation: Your nervous system sets your ceiling more than your invoices do. 3) Money = “physical expression of security” He quotes a book idea: money reflects security. Then he says: - Before you seek more money, seek more calmness. - Fear/panic/chaos creates restriction, which he claims restricts opportunities. Translation: When you’re dysregulated, you sell, create, and choose like someone cornered. When you’re steady, you see options. 4) Borrow “easy” from somewhere you already win He argues: - People experience things as easy because they’ve decided it’s easy (or have proof it’s easy). - Find something you already manifest easily, then copy that identity-state into money. Translation: Steal confidence from an area of your life where you already feel inevitable. 5) “Live in a bubble” (his version of attention hygiene) He’s basically saying: - Don’t emotionally entertain scarcity narratives. - Guard what enters your mind like a bouncer. He does the disclaim “don’t be a jerk / don’t deny poverty exists,” yet the move is still: don’t let other people’s reality run your nervous system.

Have you connected with a "Superconnector" lately? Earlier I was on a call with @Mario Brondani and I'm about to hop into a group with @Daniel Knight These guys are both what's known as "Connectors" that are so active they become "Superconnectors" More quiet influence than big audience energy, super connectors are about quality connections rather than follower count. And yet, their reach extends further than most million-follower influencers. They can introduce two strangers and both walk away thinking, “How did I not know this person already?” That’s the thing. A super connector isn’t about grabbing attention. They’re about creating connections. A connector is someone who: - remembers what people actually do - understands what people actually need - makes introductions intentionally These are quality introductions, with intention and clear branches for connection. “You two should talk. Here’s why.” When that kind of introduction happens, the trust is implicit. Connection as currency is about more than collecting contacts It’s about creating trust with quality over quantity. Most people chase reach or numbers. Super connectors start with relationships. Authenticity demonstrates value. The difference: - referrals emerge - conversations flow - opportunities open The networking is dynamic and thriving. Skool is a super connector because it behaves more like an intentional social gathering than most “social” spaces online. Plus, hyper-organic reach on the platform is phenomenal. People begin to bond Spaces birth cultures. Relationships become revolutionary. This isn’t a drive-by comment section or a content treadmill, it’s a container where synapses sprout. Most referrals don’t come from a single post. They come from repeated contact and familiarity over time that builds true trust. Why is Skool such a powerful place for connectors to establish a presence? For people who naturally connect humans, Skool functions as an incredible ecosystem.

We’re already halfway through December. 🤯 Not quite done with the year... ...not quite ready for the next one. “How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives.” – Annie Dillard 🤔 How are you spending your life? You only get one! 😌 How are you feeling? This time of year can feel strange. Whether you celebrate any sort of holiday traditions or not, there’s a lot going on! Schedules shift, relationships get stressed, routines get disrupted. It’s easy to either push too hard or completely lose track. 🏁 We're not in a sprint to the finish line. Instead think about being intentional with how you move through the rest of the year and set your sights on next year's targets. One simple way to do that is using a Micro / Mini / Mega goal flow that helps keep your focus clear and on track. ✨ Micro Goal One small thing you’ll complete today. Something realistic. Something that gives you a sense of accomplishment. ⚡ Mini Goal One focus for the week to create progress through the rest of this month. Not a long list. Just the thing that matters most right now. 🌈 Mega Goal One guiding focus you want to carry into the new year. Not a rigid plan. Just a clear direction toward targets you want to reach. This approach keeps you grounded in what actually matters instead of getting pulled in every direction. It’s about choosing how you spend your time and energy, especially when life feels overwhelming. 💁 Remember to always ask that key question to recalibrate in any moment: Who am I being? Refine, realign, and remain true to yourself. “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson ❓Want weekly support using this kind of goal focus consistency? Inside the WISE ecosystem we use the Micro / Mini / Mega practice every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: 🎯 Monday Mission ✅ Midweek Check-in 🥳 Fri-YAY Wins You can dive deeper inside the community that fits your focus: - WOW ♀️ We're Outstanding Women: connection, leadership, and growth (women only) - Enjoy 🤗 WISE Life: daily joy, energy, and living well

“Why would I want a Skool if I already have a website, a YouTube channel, and Zoom?” Most business owners already feel stretched thin across multiple platforms. You have a website to update, a YouTube channel to feed, and Zoom for live sessions and replays. Each tool is doing its own job, but none of them communicate effectively. So, when someone suggests adding Skool, the natural response is: “Great… another thing to manage. Why would I add that complexity to the mix?” Honestly, if Skool were just another platform, you wouldn’t. Skool isn't trying to replace your website or convince you to run a huge community. What it actually does is something your current tools can't do on their own: It ties everything you already have into one simple, searchable structure that boosts visibility without creating more work. Think of it this way: - Your website is your brand’s home. - YouTube is your reach engine. - Skool is the connection engine. 7 Reasons Skool acts as Your Essential Content Hub ====================================== 1. It Connects Your Disconnected Content Your website is here. Your YouTube channel is there. Zoom recordings are often hidden behind scattered Google Drive links. They are separate worlds. Skool fills that gap. It creates a unified structure that ties your content together, making it easier for search engines and AI crawlers to understand, index, and surface. That means the content you’ve already worked hard to create actually gets found by more people. 2. Every Piece of Content Becomes a Search-Friendly Page When you publish on your website, you have to build a page. In Skool, every video you embed, every resource you upload, and every simple post automatically becomes its own clean, publicly indexable page. One piece of content generates multiple, high-quality entry points into your world with no extra design or tech setup. 3. Skool Content Tends to Rank Faster Websites can take months to climb in search. Skool pages often index quickly.

Most people don’t realize this, but your YouTube channel can be taken away from you in seconds if it's built on the wrong account structure. A lot of business owners start their YouTube channel using a personal Google account or a Google Workspace email. It works at first. Then one day you try to bring on help, switch emails, or reorganize your business and you discover you can’t transfer anything. Worse, if the wrong person controls the login, they control the entire channel. Here’s the part YouTube never explains clearly: A business YouTube channel should always live inside a Brand Account. Not your personal Google account. Not your Workspace email. A Brand Account. When your channel is in a Brand Account, you can add owners, recover access, transfer control, and keep your content safe even if an email gets shut down. The process is simple once you know how it works: Create a Brand Account. Move your existing channel into it. Add your new owner. Wait seven days and assign Primary Owner. After that, you have a real business asset. Transferable. Protected. Team-ready. If you’re building on Skool, your YouTube channel becomes your discovery engine and visibility vehicle but it only works if you set it up in a way that keeps you in control. 🚀 ACTION STEPS YouTube → WISE Skool Building🤓 systems 1. Audit your current YouTube channel(s) Check whether they are: - Google Account channels - Brand Accounts - Correct primary owner = YOU 2. Create a Brand Account if you skipped this originally 3. Add a second owner Use: - a backup Gmail - a business partner - a business-purpose secondary Gmail This protects access long-term. 4. Verify your channel is transferable If you ever: - hire a team - sell a brand - reorganize - rebrand - change email domains …you’ll need this structure. 5. Link your channel to your Skool community YouTube = discovery Skool = conversion