Accountability

[close] Welcome to the Before Summer Glow-Up Group — a cozy, supportive space for anyone who wants to feel healthier, happier, and more confident before summer arrives. We focus on: 🌿 Self-care habits 💛 Confidence building 🌸 Beauty, wellness, and lifestyle glow-ups 🔥 Weekly challenges + check-ins Whether you're working on your mindset, your routine, your style, or your overall vibe, you're in the right place. Let’s grow together. 1 Corinthians 10:31

[close] This is writers accountability group for weekly (or time period of your choice) updates. Your writing goal can be novel, blog any form on writing. You set your own goal. We are here to cheer, support and encourage. Welcome! Four Tendencies is framework by Gretchen Rubin about how do people respond to expectations. "One of the big daily challenges of life is: “How do I get people—including myself—to do what I want?” Knowing the Four Tendencies make this task much, much easier." Take quiz which tendency are you: https://quiz.gretchenrubin.com/ People with different tendencies may need different routines, accountability, habits etc. We are here to share tips, advice, thoughts how to keep writing and meeting your goals. Read more: https://gretchenrubin.com/ This Writers Accountability Group started in Better.app and after Better app closed we started new group here.

[close] This group is open to anyone who wants to join and agrees to our Ground Rules. This group is specifically aimed at providing continual accountability and opportunity to learn and unlearn what we know about systems of oppression. Topics are largely non-fiction but can include various topics, such as, race, activism, intersectional feminism, nationality, immigration, ability, policy change, socialized values, law, privilege, allyship, etc. This group is a BRAVE space, as safety cannot be guaranteed. Participation is "challenge by choice". However, there will be gentle encouragement and accountability provided by this community, particularly for embracing uncomfortable conversations in the spirit of learning and growth. Acknowledging a brave space is critical when learning about identity and discussing privilege and oppression. A brave space is inclusive to all races, sexes, genders, abilities, immigration status, and lived experiences. A brave space allows individuals to express themselves, challenge one another in a positive way (call-in vs. call-out), and learn from one another. Priority for reading / discussion material is placed with authors of minoritized identities.

[close] Want to build a good habit of reading in 2024?! Join us. We can post for book recommendations, share our book reviews, and book lists, and even read some books together to motivate one another! I’d like to see my friends in this group reading 1-2 books a month! 10 pages a day is all it takes. Let’s build our library and Goodread profiles. Get ready for growth and healthy minds in the New Year ahead. Happy 2024!!!