🎉 Who remembers the quiz show Million Pound Drop/Million Dollar Money Drop? 🎉 Contestants, stacks of cash, and heart-pounding decisions as they risked it all on their instincts… What would you do if it were your money on the line? Would you split the cash across options to play it safe—or go all in on what you *know* is right? Who else used to scream at the TV, "No, not that one!” as the trapdoors opened? 😅 👀 Let’s rewind for a moment... If you could step into that studio today, how would you play? Stay tuned… something exciting (and inspired by the Million Pound Drop) is dropping soon. 💭💰

An excellent presentation @Vishad Doshi 👍🏻

Today is World Mental Health Day. Last year, I came across this powerful share from Norwich City FC, which is well worth the 2mins and 30 seconds of your time to watch (you don't have to be a fan of football for it) Maybe societal shifts have occurred to the point where we are just wrapped up in our own worlds, or chasing to fit an image portrayed by social media, which makes us more inclined to chase likes and hearts, and hence gives us the excuse of not having enough time to consider others, or simply just take them for granted i.e. that notion of 'I'll get back to them later' And yet, we all have an inherent core human need of connection to others, yet even though we've got access to so many ways of communicating and keeping in touch with people, we're seeing things like loneliness, self doubt and suffering in silence rise. That is a shit state of affairs to be in, and I include me in this. We all lead busy lives, sure. But if we truly ask ourselves, do we really feel we can't make that time to reach out to people in our lives? Instead of pissing about on social media for example for the umpteenth time in the day scrolling through crap, can we not instead reach out to a family member, friend, colleague, whomever? You don't have to be their white knight looking to solve all their problems, just by listening to them can help, even in a small way. And if they don't want to talk, that's ok too. Maybe they are busy or it's not the right time for them. This is not about atonement, or redressing a karmic balance or claiming a do-good badge of honour for doing it - it's about connecting with a fellow human being. Maybe it's that very action of you reaching out that brings them some support, reassurance and a sense of they're not alone in what they're going through. If this spurs you into saying hello you've not spoken to in a while, nice one. With more awareness, we can help and unite with each other as more often than not, we're all in the same boat, trying to find our way.

I'm very pleased to welcome @Sebastian Lecona to Worth Waker! Sebastian has been really honest and open about his mindset and personal development journey in a couple of other groups that we're both in and thanks to @Hemanth Kumar Alwar and @Brian Campbell who pointed him in the direction of Worth Waker as somewhere where he can get more clarity and direction on worthiness and beyond. Sebastian has great value in his messaging about strategy, and will be an excellent asset to our little corner of Skool here. Please join me in welcoming Sebastian with a comment and gif!

Working on yourself is not easy or an overnight fix. No matter where you are on your journey, or whether you're a man or woman, or practitioner or non-practitioner, you'll feel old patterns, scenarios and behaviours cropping up at times that you feel that you don't have an answer to/for and hence feel frustrated or hopeless. Stay kind to yourself. Your answers are there in your shadow and you have the courage to find, accept, reconcile, understand and drive your own change through them.