Couldn't we all use a little self-improvement?

I know I could, and I always will.

I'm not perfect. I never will be.

What about you?

Where could you make some improvements?

Could you improve when it comes to being more patient or more understanding of others?

Could you improve when it comes to your follow-through regarding various goals you've set out for yourself over the years?

Are you ever going to learn that second language? When are you going to take up running like you've been talking about forever?

We could all improve in various ways. So how do you try and make improvements? On your own? Or do you have

help? Would you like some help? What if you could join a group of people all dedicated to the same

form of self-improvement?

How helpful would that be?

Wouldn't it be nice to feel like you're not alone when it comes to working on improvement?

To have others who can help hold you accountable?

What if you found out that in order to become your best self,

you needed to sit in a circle of people who could say anything

to you, point out all of your flaws and insecurities all before you've even had the first meal

of the day. Would that be helpful? Or would that be maybe a living hell? The Ghana's community

thinks continual feedback is the best way to live a life of continual improvement.

Located in the neighborhood of Tompkinsville, Staten Island, and New York City, this group, some have called a cult, this intentional community.

They live together in several houses like they've been doing since 1979, and they dedicate their lives to community and self-improvement.

Founded by a woman named Mildred Gordon, now deceased, and several other core group members

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