❤️‍🔥A Cucumber, Meeting a Writer from America & Fun with "The Notes Guy"

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Today, David and I, we want to talk with you about Nodes, because in a few days, we're going to kick off our Nodes Kickstarter Bootcamp, and we have three spots left, so you can grab your spot, save your spot inside the Nodes Kickstarter Bootcamp. What I'm doing right now, or today, was really...

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So we have a lot of resources, like six resources this time. And one of them is the almost daily notes writer. Okay. And for this, I already have now more than 100 notes to inspire you, you know. So whenever you're feeling like, oh, I don't know what to post the notes,

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you can then take this book and then feel inspired to share a story, a post, a photo, a GIF, an image, whatever you want to share. This is pretty, really cool. What I learned today is really that... Yeah, if you are a small stacker, the best way to go is really to say hi.

❤️‍🔥A Cucumber, Meeting a Writer from America & Fun with "The Notes Guy"

A recording from Kristina God's live video with David as teaser for our Notes Bootcamp and a little anecdote

Kristina God

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David McIlroy

Feb 28, 2025

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Hi friend!

We have 3 spots left for this year’s Notes Kickstarter Bootcamp 2025.

Let me save my spot!

These are the resources I was talking about and am working on right now woth David:

❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥I Met Someone from America Today at the Supermarket!❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

I had a great encounter at the supermarket today when an American woman kindly let me go ahead of her at the checkout. I only had a cucumber for tzatziki, while she had about ten dairy products.

After thanking her, I hesitated for a moment but then gave myself a little push and struck up a conversation. She seemed genuinely pleased that I approached her—and even more so when I spoke in English. The cashier, however, was less amused, making an announcement urging us to hurry up.

I soon learned that she was from America. I didn’t mention my real job but told her about my Online Writing Club (of course!) in English—I wanted her to know that I not only understand English but also write in it.

To my surprise, she’s a writer too, specializing in children's books. She told me about her latest project, which is currently being illustrated, though she admitted with a twinkle in her eye that she might be a bit biased in liking it so much.

One thing led to another, and before I knew it, she handed me her iPhone, and I typed in my number and told her Kristina God is NOT a pen name. She told me her name and said: “Mine neither.”

A little while later, she sent me a message via WhatsApp. I love the English language and am really looking forward to meeting her again. And, of course, she’ll be part of our writing club! The first tribe member I’ll know in the offline world!

If you’re reading this, Lucy, it was soooo nice to meet you today!