Mine is located somewhere by the sea. With sauna and many bedrooms.

Mine was Star Wars Clone battles vs robots 🤖 xd.

Alright, team! 🙌 You’ve started introducing yourselves, stepped outside your comfort zones, and kicked off some amazing conversations. Now, let’s dive deeper into the foundation of true confidence. Confidence isn’t something you’re born with. It’s a skill you build. Today, I’m dropping a video (or article) that breaks down the key principles of becoming truly confident: - Changing your self-image 🧠 - Overcoming the fear of failure 💥 - Using body language to project confidence 🏋️‍♂️ 👉 https://www.canva.com/design/DAGSZvfyERk/4cmla6xhIEC-lPLPDhSw2g/edit?utm_content=DAGSZvfyERk&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton 💡 Action Step: Share Your Struggle I want you to take one minute to reflect on this content and ask yourself: “What’s the #1 thing holding me back from being confident?” Comment below and let us know. Be honest. Whether it’s fear of judgment, social anxiety, or self-doubt, we’re here to support each other. Let’s open up and tackle these struggles together. 💪 🔥 Pro Tip: Confidence grows every time you take action. The more you face your fears, the stronger you become. This is just the beginning! Can’t wait to read your insights! Let’s keep pushing forward. 🚀

Hey everyone, welcome to our community! 🙌 I’m so excited to have you here because we’re about to embark on a 14-day journey that will drastically improve your confidence, social skills, and ability to connect with others (yes, including girls 😏). 💥 Over the next 30 days, we’re going to: - Break through fear and social anxiety - Develop rock-solid confidence in any situation - Learn how to attract people (especially women) effortlessly - Get clear closer to your fitness goals But today, we start with ONE simple step: Introducing yourself to the community and setting your intention for the next 14 days.

For the longest time, I thought eating healthy meant downing protein shakes and salads. But my results were always off. Turns out, I was overcomplicating everything. The real trick? Consistency. Eating simple, balanced meals, day in and day out, made all the difference. 150g of protein/ day, however many calories I needed at that time to bulk (3600kcal). THAT'S IT. Sometimes the easiest fixes are right in front of us, but we miss them because we overthink. Isn’t it interesting how small adjustments lead to big results?