May 8, 2026
How have you been learning to advocate for yourself? Check how far you’ve come in your collaborations since February. Acknowledge your wins, no matter how small. Then double down on that momentum. And try not to stress about the obstacles in your path. You’re just building a more creative approach.
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You’ve realized over the past year how much your community means to you. Let them know. You don’t have to make it a huge production. Just send a sweet text or ask how you can be a better friend. And if you’re still searching for your crew, put yourself out there. You never know who you might meet.
Continue readingMay 6, 2026
Your worth isn’t tied to your “usefulness.” Over the next few months, notice where you tend to acts-of-service yourself into exhaustion. And don’t sugarcoat the truth. Name all the ways you overextend yourself, even if only to your journal. What would it look like to show up for yourself as much as you do for other people?
Continue readingMay 5, 2026
What big questions are keeping you up at night? Follow them wherever they’re leading you. Today’s about challenging your current beliefs and worldviews, so don’t be afraid to go down some internet rabbit holes. Read up on the topics and ideas you’re curious about. Examine them from different perspectives. If everything still feels confusing or complicated, that’s okay. Life’s more exciting when some mysteries remain unsolved.
Continue readingMay 4, 2026
Problem-solve with your partners. Whether you need to review your shared expenses or that new contract, go for it. Just remember to carve out some downtime too. Burnout is a real possibility, and there’s a difference between being productive and doing too much. Aim for a balance. Read the fine print, yes. But then do something fun that reminds you why you first joined forces.
Continue readingMay 3, 2026
Check in with your collaborators. What light-bulb moments have you had lately? Especially about the ways you share your time, money, or energy with other people. Reflect on them. And take a closer look at any fears they’ve dredged up around trust. If you want to keep growing, you have to get vulnerable.
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