Heroic Elite Families! ⭕️ (Join us in creating a heroic world for our kids.)
Hello Heroes!
It’s amazing to see the momentum and enthusiasm building for Heroic Elite! 🔥
Today I’m excited to chat about Heroic Families.
First… Quick reminder I’m hosting a Heroic Elite Women’s discovery call tomorrow (Sunday!) at 1:01pm CT. Women only. Sorry, guys! 😆 🤷♀️
The idea of a Heroic Family is something I’ve been contemplating and creating for years. Many of you know I’m a homeschooling momma, in addition to the work I do here with Heroic. I’ve poured so much energy, time, and creativity into our family because I know it’s some of the most important work I’ll ever do.
One of the biggest reasons I’m personally motivated by Heroic’s mission is because I want my kids to live in a heroic world. I want them to have heroic friends and a heroic community to connect with. Don’t we all wish for that?
Just think about Dylan’s awesomeness (from Michael’s email)! Imagine her living heroically, leading her generation to live more heroically, and being connected to an incredible, supportive community. I can see it and feel it so clearly! ❤️
At lunch today, I sat down with the kids, and we drafted the targets they’d like to commit to for the next 101 days. We talked about things like turning off tech before sunset, seeing the sunrise before using tech, taking 10,000 steps a day, avoiding flour and sweeteners, no yelling or name-calling, and doing something fun together as a family. It’s AWESOME! 🤩
Side note: Gotta be real here—I’ve wanted to do this for a long time. I’ve started and stopped, lacking the full commitment, focus, and consistency I’d like. That said, Heroic is deeply embedded in our family culture, and our kids are already some of the most dialed-in kids I know when it comes to living this way.
My inner dialogue has sounded something like this:
“I already do so much. It’s good enough. We’re already doing so many of these things at a pretty high level.”
And yet…
“You think you’re at an 8, but you’re really at a 2.”
Phil Stutz often coaches me about FEAR & LAZINESS, and yep, those are exactly what have been holding me back from fully integrating this the way I envision. Fear of being too much, too intense, and laziness—because building the lives we imagine takes a high level of focus and discipline, and sometimes, I just don’t “feel like it.” 😜
All of this to say, the idea of Heroic Elite Families is truly inspiring me! It’s challenging me to step up even more, to be a next level exemplar, and to embrace being even more iconoclastic in a “profoundly sick society.”
The exciting part is that I’m already noticing the difference in our family, and I can only imagine the positive impact it could have on so many other families if they did Heroic Elite together. ❤️
May we all rise heroically—for our children, their children, and for generations to come. Heroic Families, UNITE! Let’s GO! 🔥
We’d love for you to join with your family! If enough families participate, we could organize a Family Call and maybe even create a dedicated Family Track in the future. 🙂
Sending love to all of you and your heroic families,
P.S. I just started reading Pay It Forward with the kids. It’s about a teacher’s assignment that inspires a young boy to create a kindness chain, showing how even small good deeds can ripple through the world and create real change.
Here’s the assignment:
THINK OF AN IDEA FOR WORLD CHANGE AND PUT IT INTO ACTION
Now, imagine what your idea would be. How can you put it into action? And what would your family’s idea look like?
Imagine our children truly contemplating this assignment. What if we ALL did this?
“If not us, then who? If not now, then when?”
#HEROICWORLD #HEROICFAMILIES
P.P.S. One of our fav shots of some heroic kids leading the way in Athens...
⬅️ Prior update: Elite Update: Top 10 +1: Expanded & OPTIMIZED! (Check THIS Out!)
➡️ Next update: Can You Afford Not to Act? (The cost of not acting? Far more than $1,000.)
