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Today’s Deck of Do Better challenge was all about hugging someone, but not just any hug—an intentional one. I reflect on how making small, conscious actions can deepen our connections and amplify love.

Then, we pull today’s card: "Ask Someone for Advice." A reminder that we don’t have to figure everything out alone. I share my plan to seek guidance from people who’ve walked the path before me, and I challenge you to think about who you go to when you need advice.

Who are your go-to people for wisdom and guidance? Drop a comment or share your story. Let’s keep the ripple effect of kindness rolling.

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Yesterday, we shared music. Today, we’re keeping the connection going with something just as powerful—hugs. Not from strangers in the park (because we don’t need problems today), but from friends, family, and people who matter. When’s the last time you hugged someone with real intention? Let’s talk about the power of human connection, showing love, and just being there for people. Plus, some updates on the podcast—big things coming soon!

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Apologies can be hard, but sometimes they’re the key to closure. Yesterday’s card reminded me of that. Today’s card? Share music with someone. Music connects us, fuels us, and keeps us going. I’m sharing Kendrick Lamar’s Count Me Out—because I thrive when people count me out. What song gets you through? Let’s talk music, energy, and keeping the love alive. 🎶💙 #DoBetter

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Yesterday’s card was Remember—a reminder to reflect on past mistakes and learn from them. Today’s card builds on that: Apologize.

Everyone has something they could apologize for, whether big or small. A simple “I’m sorry” can clear misunderstandings, heal relationships, and make the world a little better. Today, my intention is to be intentional with my words—if I say something wrong or make someone feel bad, I’ll stop and own it in the moment.

Let’s set the intention: Who do you need to apologize to today?

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Yesterday’s card was Encourage Someone—and for me, that comes naturally. But encouragement isn’t just about praise, it’s about lifting people up when they need it most. I focused on encouraging my kids yesterday, helping them push forward.

Today’s card? Remember.
This one is internal. It’s about reflection—on past mistakes, lessons learned, or even just taking a moment to honor the people and experiences that shaped us. My intention today is to sit with those memories, process them, and move forward.

What does “remember” mean to you? Let me know.

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Yesterday’s card was Hold the Door, and while it brought some great moments, I’m thinking about removing it from the deck—let’s talk about why.

Today's card? Encourage Someone. A simple act, but one that can make a massive impact. I’m setting my intention today to lift someone up, and I challenge you to do the same.

Drop a comment or message me—who are you encouraging today?

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Sometimes, making an entrance means stepping into your own confidence...and sometimes, it means nearly dropping a stack of pizzas on the way out. Today, I reflect on yesterday’s challenge to make an entrance and how a simple mindset shift turned a routine trip into a fun moment.

Today’s card is Hold the Door. Not just physically, but in life. Who are you opening doors for? Who has opened doors for you? Let’s talk about what it means to be the kind of person who creates opportunities for others.

Listen in, follow the challenge, and if this message speaks to you, share it with someone who needs it.

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Confidence isn’t just about feeling good—it’s about owning your space and making an impact wherever you go.

Yesterday’s challenge was about showing gratitude, and today we’re pushing it further with "Make an Entrance." Whether it’s how you walk into a room, how you show up on social media, or simply the energy you bring into the world—you belong there.

I share a personal story from my time in Afghanistan that changed my perspective on gratitude forever. Plus, I challenge you to make your presence felt today in a way that fits you.

How will you make an entrance? DM me or comment—I’d love to hear your stories.

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Gratitude isn’t just about saying thank you—it’s about making people feel appreciated in a way that actually sticks. Yesterday, I told someone they inspire me. Today, we’re keeping the energy going by showing gratitude in a way that deepens connections, changes relationships, and creates a ripple effect of kindness.

I’m making it my intention today to show gratitude to everyone who’s made me better. Who are you grateful for? Let them know today.

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We don’t always realize the impact we have on others, but a few words of encouragement can make all the difference. Today’s Do Better challenge is simple: tell someone they inspire you. Most people go through life never hearing how much they mean to others—let’s change that.

I’ll share my personal experience with inspiration, how it fuels my drive, and why this small act can create a massive ripple effect. Plus, I’ve got three more Deck of Do Better decks to give away!

Listen in, take the challenge, and remember—small actions lead to big change.

Who inspires you? Tell them today.

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