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Adjusting Notifications From Skool
I'm in several school groups and receive a lot of email notifications. I would prefer to receive fewer notifications than the defaults settings... So if you are like me, and you'd like to adjust how often you receive notifications, watch this short video for instructions.
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🟢 START HERE 🟢
Welcome Friend!🚀 Tell the group a little bit about yourself... ✅ Post your answers to the following questions 1. Who are you? Where are you from? 2. Who do you help? What do you offer? 3. What do you like to do for fun? 4. What's the ONE BIG THING you'd like to get out of this community? Be sure to @ mention me, so I can learn more about you:)❤️
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🟣 WELCOME TO EASIER WAYS; PLEASE READ THIS
After hanging out with and learning from a bunch of successful people, one thing stands out: the key to success is to make it fun! Therefore, the primary purpose of Easier Way is to help intelligent people connect with their inner wisdom so that they can stay sober, have fun with good friends, and make a good living doing what they love. And when I talk about staying sober, I mean letting go of any harmful habits that prevent us from enjoying life. You do not need to identify as having an affliction that would qualify you for a 12-step group. This is designed for anyone who wants to improve their life. You are invited to join this community and connect with like-minded individuals seeking a safe space to express themselves. Our online platform is about personal growth, prosperity, and supporting each other. It's the perfect place for free spirits and non-conformists working to overcome challenges, unleash their potential, and live on their own terms. And typically the people who benefit the most from their time in online communities understand that they get back what they put in! So please, share your insights. Encourage and thank others who share what's working for them. We would appreciate that you answer questions if you can and connect people. Whenever possible, please share resources and things that helped you. And lastly, the guidelines of our community... The Dos - Be Kind: Use respectful language to recognize and appreciate different perspectives and cultures. Communicate thoughtfully and purposefully. Remember that everyone's path to healing is different. - Be Inclusive: Let's embrace our differences and appreciate each other's unique life experiences. Diversity enriches our community. - Be Committed: The collective consciousness is Easier. We are better when you are involved and share your thoughts, but please do your best to share your opinions respectfully without giving unwanted advice. The Do Nots - No Harassment or Insults: Do not use sexist, racist, or discriminatory language. Harassment, threats, and the spreading of conspiracy theories are not tolerated. Refrain from sexual advances or violent language. - No Unsolicited Advice: Offer advice only when requested.
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The Easier Ways Community Update
Hi friends I am so grateful that you have accepted the invitation to join the Easier Ways community on Skool. It's been a learning experience for me, and I hope you have gleaned something valuable. That said, I am going to put the Skool community on pause while I create a book. The tentative title is "Easier Ways; Stories of Recovering the Joy of Living." If you have a story about your fresh start in life that has led to a new joy of living, I would love to explore the possibility of collaborating in the book's writing or recording a conversation for a podcast. And of course, I can always be reached on Facebook or you can email me at randyhyden@gmail.com Randy
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What if Christianity was...
If your understanding of Christianity has come mainly through the lens of Christian nationalism, discovering how Jesus and his earliest followers lived might come as a bit of a shock. The first followers of the Way weren’t in it for power or control—they weren’t about flexing their influence over others. At its core, this movement was rooted in love, humility, and justice. They faced the power structures of their day not with a desire to dominate but with a commitment to a different kind of strength—one that served and uplifted. For these early followers, love wasn’t a feeling but an action. And it wasn’t reserved for people who looked or thought like them. This love reached out to anyone on the margins, anyone who’d been pushed aside. It was radical, boundless, and inclusive. Their values also centered around community and dignity. Faith was never a solo journey. It was about lifting each other up, valuing each person’s inherent worth, and recognizing that authentic leadership came from serving others. Power and status weren’t the goals; they prioritized empathy and deep connection. Humility was another cornerstone of the Way. Strength wasn’t found in certainty or control but in vulnerability, listening, and shared humanity. They didn’t draw harsh lines between “us” and “them.” Instead, they embraced compassion and sought common ground. And justice—well, that was essential. They knew words without action were empty. Justice wasn’t just an ideal; it was a call to ensure everyone was valued and every voice was heard. So, while Christian nationalism may align itself with political agendas and power, the original Way was a completely different story. It was about love, humility, service, and justice. It was about action, about building bridges instead of walls, and creating space for each other with compassion at the center.
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