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Your Weekly Reflection
ANNOUNCEMENTS
What are you grateful for? And how have you helped others?
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- OFFICE HOURS IS CANCELLED THIS THURSDAY
Come join us live during Office Hours this Tuesday!
- WORK & LIFE Hot Seats, Tues 8:30am-10:30am PT
Come join us for a Spartan-style workout!
- Sunday, 9am SHARP at Serrania Park in Woodland Hills
A huge congratulations to Julie Fahrbach for taking the bold step to reclaim her time and deactivate her social media accounts!
After reading my Substack article “Algorithms are the new cigarettes,” Julie realized she was spending 3.5 hours a week on platforms that gave her little in return. By removing meaningless connection, she’s creating space for genuine relationships. She can already feel the pull of social media addiction, but she’s choosing temporary discomfort now over future regret, and she explores growing her business without relying on what she calls “a literal toilet” during her Hot Seat.
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By Zack ArnoldYour Weekly Reflection
ANNOUNCEMENTS
What are you grateful for? And how have you helped others?
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- OFFICE HOURS IS CANCELLED THIS THURSDAY
Come join us live during Office Hours this Tuesday!
- WORK & LIFE Hot Seats, Tues 8:30am-10:30am PT
Come join us for a Spartan-style workout!
- Sunday, 9am SHARP at Serrania Park in Woodland Hills
A huge congratulations to Julie Fahrbach for taking the bold step to reclaim her time and deactivate her social media accounts!
After reading my Substack article “Algorithms are the new cigarettes,” Julie realized she was spending 3.5 hours a week on platforms that gave her little in return. By removing meaningless connection, she’s creating space for genuine relationships. She can already feel the pull of social media addiction, but she’s choosing temporary discomfort now over future regret, and she explores growing her business without relying on what she calls “a literal toilet” during her Hot Seat.