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Hey everyone,
Welcome to April! UPDATES:
- The Reading list for April has been sent to everyone at all Tiers - check your emails!
- Exclusive Session invitations have been sent to those randomly selected from the Shortlist. If you're at the "Get Hands On" or "Pay-It-Forward" level, check your emails (...again...)!
Now then, onto the main topic.
Since we absolutely smashed my 1st goal, (and then some), I'll be setting up an AMA session soon — and since you are the people who made that possible, the first step is get a collective sense of when may be most ideal.
I've put a range of possible times and dates below, which I'll leave up for a few days to try and give everyone a chance to chime in. Anticipated length is about 1 hour. If you have ideas or questions about the session (or questions for the session, which I can gather together for the day of), feel free to drop a comment as well!
Please note: whatever time and format we choose, I'll make sure it involves some kind of documentation/recording, so no worries if you have to sit this particular session out.
I'm looking forward to your input, and to your questions! And as always, thanks for your support
- Yannick
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