Hey

I'm so excited to dig into Jess's story about cutting through information overload with AI, the parent perspective, the tech perspective, the frustrations and possibilities of riding the crest of innovation.

I'd love to have you join us with your curious brain to help ask the questions that I haven't thought to ask.

If you haven't grabbed your spot yet, here's that link again.

Even if the timing doesn't work, you can still submit a question for Jess through that link.

And then of course - our first laser coaching session is up in the Wired Collective Hub.

Laser Coaching

We've just had an epic few weeks of digging into the theory, case studies and controversies of Transcutaneous Spinal Stimulation - and we're pulling it together in this session with Susan where she coaches me through getting started with TSN.

I want you to know - this isn't a polished technique demonstration!!

This is me, two years into working with Susan Hastings' guidance with this kiddo, finally ready to try spinal stim - and honestly fumbling through it in real time.

It's messy. It's real. And it's packed with those a-ha moments that only happen when theory meets the gorgeous unpredictability of the humans we serve.

I hope you take from it how much there is to 'get right' if you're thinking about TSN. I hope you learn more from my mistakes than you would from a polished performance (I know I learned heaps!) And I hope my messy learning in real time gives you the confidence to share your own learning with all of us in this collective because this is a space for connecting to excellence, not necessarily showcasing it 😉

Laser coaching in The Wired Collective is a membership benefit that you want to make sure you take advantage of because often the most valuable learning happens not in the perfect moments, but in the beautifully imperfect ones where theory meets reality.

With so much enthusiasm,

Mindy

P.S. We learn and grow best in community, not isolation. Whether you join us live or catch the replay, you're not alone in this work.