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🗝️ Not merch — a key to the Flow King Zero Universe.

Just $99 for an evolving art piece by Jon Myers.

Each hoodie is functional art — a wearable access key to The Flow King Family of Tribes, a global network of creators, dreamers, and builders.

💬 This hoodie is a key — not a contract.

Claim a hoodie in October 2025 for Jan - Dec 2026 Access.
Every October to December you decide to stay or walk away. No cancellation required. No contracts. Just grab the new years hoodie (key).

🌍 Must be 18+ verified for entry.

👑 Functional art.

Not fashion — family.

Not business — movement.

🗝️ Clothes as Keys.

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🟡 Yellow Falcons — Visionary Leaders

Core: Vision • Momentum • Precision
Motto: “If I can see it, I can make it real.”
NOT FOR YOU: people followers

Essence

Yellow Falcons are the architects of motion.
They lead not by orders, but by example and direction. Their eyes are always scanning the horizon — sensing shifts before anyone else. When they act, it’s fast, decisive, clean. Others feel steadied just by watching them move.

They thrive on purpose: projects to launch, systems to fix, people to rally. Give them a clear goal and they’ll fly until it’s done — even if it costs them sleep, comfort, or calm.

Light Side — The Falcon in Balance

• Visionary: sees possibilities others miss.

• Disciplined: uses time like a sculptor uses marble — every strike intentional.

• Inspiring: leadership by demonstration, not dominance.

• Courageous: moves first so others can believe it’s safe to follow.

• Protective: those “claws” guard what’s sacred — family, purpose, integrity.

When centered, the Yellow Falcon glides. They know when to soar, when to dive, and when to rest on a thermal of trust. Their movement is elegant, not frantic.

Shadow Side — The Overworked Falcon

When purpose gets cloudy, the Falcon’s gift of motion mutates into compulsion.
They start to flap instead of glide.
They fill their days with busyness — cleaning, organizing, fixing, saving — anything to avoid stillness.
Rest feels dangerous.
They hoard tasks, memories, and even objects, afraid that letting go means falling.

In burnout, Falcons lose altitude but refuse to admit it. Their claws turn inward: perfectionism, guilt, endless “doing.”

Healing Path — Learning to Glide Again

1. Stillness is strength. Falcons regain altitude by trusting the air — taking quiet time without earning it.

2. Delegate flight. True leadership includes letting others soar beside you.

3. Refocus the vision. Purpose, not motion, defines you.

4. Open the claws. Letting go isn’t losing — it’s rediscovering lift.

When a Yellow Falcon remembers these truths, they rise higher than before — not from frantic flapping, but from harmony between vision and rest.