Frameworks without culture are useless. Tools without trust are wasted. Thatโs why 3X Freedom runs on a code. Hereโs how this community works: 1. Your problems are our problems. Donโt suffer in silence. If youโre stuck, you post it. Chances are, someone here has already been through it and can shorten your learning curve. Remember: Good questions are a GIFT! Speaking of giftsโฆ 2. Your gifts are our gifts. This isnโt a stage for gurus, itโs a roundtable of founders. If youโve figured something out, you share it. If youโve built a system, you drop it. If youโve learned a painful lesson, you warn the tribe. 3. Share everything. - Share your wins, so we can celebrate with you. - Share your struggles, so we can lift you up. - Share your progress, so others can follow in your footsteps. The 5 Levels of Problem Solving I need yโallโs help with this one. Thereโs a delicate balance Iโm trying to strike and Iโm not entirely sure how to do it: - I want people to feel safe and comfortable sharing their problems and shortcomings with the group.ย - I donโt want people to simply bellyflop their problems into our collective laps and stare up blankly waiting for us to โfix themโ.ย Hereโs a great framework by Edwin Jansen that I absolutely love called โThe 5 Levels of Problem Solvingโ: - Level 1: The individual doesn't recognize the problem and doesn't know how to solve it. - Level 2: The individual can identify the problem but doesn't know the solution. - Level 3: The individual recognizes the problem and has considered multiple solutions, but is unsure which to choose. - Level 4: The individual identifies the problem, has multiple solutions, and proposes one. - Level 5: The individual has already encountered a problem, found a solution, and acted on it, and now reports the resolution post-action. When you ask for help, donโt show up like a beginner with your hand raised. Show up like a problem-solver who hit a wall. The goal is to be at a minimum of Level 3: