I'm working on a project similar to yours centered around self. I'm developing a program I call the Journey to Mindfulness. Encompassing self love and awareness.

Hey Reflective Minds! 👋 I’m curious about what kind of content you would like to bring to this group. Reflective Minds is built on the power of shared knowledge and community experience, so if you’ve got ideas for discussion topics or classroom courses, let’s hear them! Whether it's a philosophical debate, personal reflections, or thought-provoking questions, this community thrives on your input and outsourcing for knowledge together. Also, I’m excited to announce a first series of courses that will be coming soon! 🎓 These courses will focus on stimulating deeper reflection, diving into the ideas of famous thinkers, and guiding us through self-exploration. Each course is meant to spark meaningful conversations rather than providing cut-and-dried answers. I hope to encourage all of us to think critically and share our thoughts with one another. What do you think? 🌟 I also need to take a moment to explain why Skool and why I plan to make this group paid after the first 1,000 members. (Of course, if you joined free, you are grandfathered in free, FOREVER.) The truth is... 1. I pay for this community and I plan to keep working on this community. 2. I believe in the value of commitment. When people invest in something, even a little bit, it creates a sense of ownership. It shows that you’re here because you truly want to be. That’s why, after we hit 1,000 members, I’ll be introducing a $20 entry fee. Not just to keep out the noise, but to ensure that everyone involved cares about being here and contributing to the community in a meaningful way. This space is designed to be more than just casual conversation. It’s a sanctuary for deep thinkers and truth-seekers, a place where reflection, growth, and serious discussion can happen. As we expand, I’ll be developing more ways for you to engage and learn from each other, building a long-term, impactful community. What are your thoughts on this plan as well? Leave a comment below! 📱💭

Hey new friends! 🌟 Have you ever considered how admitting what we don’t know can be a game-changer to understanding what we do know? 🤷‍♂️ It sounds a bit counterintuitive, right? Bear with me! We know Socrates said, "I know that I know nothing."? Funny enough, he was onto something! When we acknowledge our ignorance, it can open us up to a world of learning and growth. Here’s why this mindset is so powerful: 1. Humility Leads to Growth 🌱 Recognizing we don’t have all the answers keeps us humble. And guess what? Humility is a huge part of wisdom! When we admit we don’t know everything, we become more open to new ideas and experiences. Studies show that people who are intellectually humble are better listeners and more open to changing their minds. 📚✨ 2. Curiosity Fuels Lifelong Learning 🔍 Remember when we were all kids and we annoyed our parents with that one simple word; why? That curiosity is what keeps us learning! 🤓 When we embrace our ignorance, we’re more likely to explore new hobbies, read books, and have deep conversations. Even Albert Einstein said, "The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don’t know." So don't shy away from channeling that childlike curiosity! 3. Embracing Different Perspectives 🌍 When we think we have all the answers, we can shut ourselves off from others’ viewpoints. But admitting we don’t know everything allows us to engage with diverse opinions and ideas. In a world that often feels divided, this openness can help us understand each other better and build empathy. ❤️ 4. Ignorance Can Spark Innovation 💡 Believe it or not, not knowing can lead to amazing breakthroughs! Some of the greatest inventions came from people who dared to ask, "What if?" The Wright brothers, for example, didn’t have formal training in flight but changed the world because they weren’t afraid to experiment. Let’s use our ignorance to fuel creativity and problem-solving! 5. Wisdom Is a Journey, Not a Destination 🛤️ Lastly, understanding our ignorance reminds us that wisdom isn’t a one-and-done deal. It’s a lifelong journey! With every new insight, we realize there’s so much more.

General Rules for Reflective Minds 1. Respect Everyone: The core of this community is respect. Every voice matters, and mutual respect is essential for meaningful discussion. 2. Stay Open-Minded: Engage with curiosity and a willingness to explore new perspectives, not to argue or debate. 3. No Trolling or Disruptive Behavior: Keep the space peaceful. Disruptions or disrespectful behavior won’t be tolerated. 4. Take Accountability: Be mindful of how your words and actions affect others. Growth happens when we own our impact. 5. Focus on Reflection: This is a space for contemplation and truth-seeking, not a place for arguments or unsolicited criticism.