Wisdom Warriors

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Welcome to Skool! 💥 Hey everyone! 👋 I know some of you are new to Skool, so I want to help you get started. Here are some easy steps to help you and others - We have some rules and expectations from everyone in the community. First of all: Get the Skool app! -📱 Download it on your iPhone or Android. to stay connected with us on-the-go! 🏃‍♂️ Engagement is Expected. The Do's 1. Say hello! Comment on other people's intro posts and give them a thumbs up 👍 . It's like saying "hi" to a new friend! 2. Show you care 💖 If someone writes something helpful or cool, click the "Like" button 😊 . It makes them feel happy! Comments are welcome and appreciated. 3. Be active and get rewards 🎁 When you post or comment, you get points! And when others like your posts, you get even more points! 🤩 4. Check the Leaderboard 🏆 See who's getting the most points and try to catch up! 😉 5. Make it fun with GIFs Share funny GIFs to make everyone laugh! 🤣🤣🤣 6. Feel free to start your own post in Wisdom Warriors. Your view, jokes 👱‍♂️, your experiences are all vital to this caring community. Short list of Don'ts 1. Do not DM, direct message, another member without first making contact in the general post area. If someone does, please notify an administrator as the person could be removed. 2. Most people in this community have their own communities. If you do, and think your community would help another member you are welcome to share with them, but please do not spam this community. Remember, having fun helps you succeed! When you enjoy what you're doing, you'll do better and maybe even make money! 🤑 https://www.loom.com/share/0d5024a6521048b09683ccce6231decb?sid=177c4af6-4fd7-4ab9-ab58-038fd0db5008

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Sindi McGuire

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Quick Demo

Quick video on how to get around. Comment with any questions or feedback. https://www.loom.com/share/26d8be42edb44bfd90cce8d0b9edd305?sid=a18c9075-977f-4a78-83dd-86b0ce21b6c4

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Sindi McGuire

Sep 21 in

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Welcome

Hey everyone I am excited to create this new community. I believe there is a place for people that are a little more seasoned. I know we can find some common ground and have some fun along the way. Come play Skool Games with me!

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Michael Bridges

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Christmas riddle answered

We have the answer to the riddle that has befuddled so many folks here for the last 5 days. I'm so excited to announce it I can't believe I'm typing without errors. Find the answer and our riddle solved HERE. Please say Hi to Averi after you read his answer. FYI I shared our Wisdom Warriors post in another group where I learn a lot called Admin. Please say Hi to the owner Jenna when you visit. Thanks

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Sindi McGuire

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The Great Gingerbread Fiasco

It was a snowy afternoon, and the grandkids were busy turning the kitchen into a flour-covered disaster zone. Grandma and Grandpa stood nearby, watching the chaos with amused grins. “Okay, kids,” Grandma said, tying her apron. “Let’s make gingerbread men. But remember, patience is key.” “We’re pros, Grandma!” said Lily confidently. Ten minutes later, the dough was stuck to the ceiling, Grandpa’s glasses, and somehow, the dog. Grandpa chuckled. “Patience, huh? I think we skipped that step!” Determined to teach a lesson, Grandma handed the kids toothpicks and marshmallows. “Let’s practice building first.” Soon, they were engrossed in constructing marshmallow towers. “Hey, this is fun!” said Jack. “And way less messy!” As they proudly showed off their creations, Grandpa snuck over to the oven. When they weren’t looking, he swapped their lumpy gingerbread men for his pre-made perfect ones. “Wow, look at our cookies!” Lily gasped when she saw the freshly baked treats. “We’re amazing!” Grandma laughed and said, “Amazing, yes. But also lucky Grandpa has a head start. Patience takes practice.” The grandkids nodded thoughtfully. Later that night, they surprised Grandma and Grandpa with a plate of perfectly decorated cookies. “How’d you do it?” Grandpa asked. Lily grinned. “We waited, measured, and maybe… bribed the dog to stay out of the kitchen.” Grandpa winked. “Now you’re getting it.” The house was filled with laughter, cookies, and just the right amount of patience to make the sweetest holiday memory. Do you have a holiday memory with a grandparent or special person? I'd love to hear.

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