If you've ever struggled to show up for the things you want to do β whether itβs working out, writing, or building a habit β youβre not alone.
There's a key to accomplishing any goal: community β¨
In fact, community made the unthinkable happen... I became a morning person!!!!
Not just any morning person, but one who works out before the sun comes up.
Seriously, who am I?!
A few neighbors and I realized we each had a Peloton bike, but none of us were consistent.
So we made a pact: send a 5:45 a.m. wake-up text β be on the bike by 6 β three times a week.
The result? We all show up.
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I confess β I ride in my pajamas, bleary-eyed and cursing at my instructor β but still, we show up.
Having people count on me made my goals doable in a way they never were alone.
πͺ reflect & reply π¬
Whatβs something youβre trying to do alone that could be easier with a little community behind you?
What I learned:β π₯° Motivation feels easier when itβs shared πββοΈ You show up more when someoneβs counting on you β Goals feel more achievable when you move with others
So hereβs a challenge: pick one thing youβve been avoiding, and bring friends along for the ride. You'll be surprised what you can do together πͺ
I've always said the most fool-proof way to create more impact in marketing is feature cute dogs in your content πΆ
But Ringβs Super Bowl ad, which shows AI cameras helping find lost dogs, is sparking a ton of backlash.
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Critics are calling it creepy and dystopian, warning that it could normalize neighborhood-wide surveillance, scan footage without consent, and even be used to track people.
Did this ad creep you out? I love how the brand Wyze, a Ring competitor, responded with their own spoof of the commercial!
