Ohhhhh, I'm so sorry to hear that you had a rough day and I can imagine it must have hurt you a lot when you've been wholeheartedly pivoting, revising, improving the QA calls (or others) to make the experiences even more beneficial and helpful to us!! We've already appreciated your genuine + generous heart and service. 🌹♥️🫶🏼

I used to attend so many QA calls, which is one of my fav part of joining ABC. With current schedule I have, it's just hard and i am feeling quite upset about it. My past experiences have been great and sometimes I showed up just to be inspired by your answers on other people's questions too.  You've always asked and checked in if we have any question, feel free to put Qs into the chat, did that answer your question........., so that was thoughtful and watchful to me! 🙏🌷

If I may contribute or give some insight, some people "may" come up questions on the spot while you're doing segment teaching. And because the segment teaching can't be interrupted when it starts, their questions might be left unanswered or waited till next time? (I'm only assuming as I haven't showed up enough lately and am not sure about the context now) 🧐 And of course, i think giving out our questions beforehands to George will still be the best way coz you will certainly answer those Qs that're sent in advance. 

All in all, George! We appreciate you and thank you for being so vulnerable + honest + open!! 🍀💕🌟🌸💙 Lots of love from us!!

Just had a joyful, productive session!  It helps me focus on action-taking while feeling into the collaborative vibe! Thank you so much for leading this,

Thank you for this beautiful and important reminder, George! 

Thank you for your generous offering, @Pam Sourelis. I'm interested in learning and looking forward to joining your workshop! :))

I so appreciate George's response 🌷🌷🌷 and esp the point about us having different personas anyway. 

It was comparison (fear of being seen underneath, I guess) that triggered my doubt and asking for feedback and I'm so glad I did  because the warmth and support on the call was very healing.

Since then, I've remembered that one of the most inspiring things I've come across to do with an introvert being seen is Laurie Helgoe's book ("The Introvert Power").

She published, side by side her "presentable" bio photo and one showing her on a day she had a migraine. Looked like two different people entirely and the power was in her message that all of us exist and are visible on a spectrum, not only how we "advertise" on a good day.

Context, context, context. Thank you one and all in this beautiful community! 💖