As I hit Day 31 of building this community, I’ve been reflecting on a quote that’s been sticking with me: “The work works on you more than you work on it.” – Alex Hormozi (maybe I should attribute this to someone else, let me know) At first, I thought building this community was about strategy, systems, and outreach…. But along the way, I’ve realized something deeper, the work is changing me This quote resonates because it’s not just about getting to 100, 200, or 1,000 members It’s about the person I’m becoming in the process The patience, the persistence, the willingness to adapt and grow, these qualities evolve because of the work The version of me required to lead this community is not the same as the person I was on Day 1 I’m learning that to get where I need to go, I have to become someone new But now I’m curious- For those of you further along in your journey, what hidden wisdom or lessons have you discovered that changed you? (especially in the process of building your own communities) 🤔 💭

- Proof - Providing social proof that the service or product that you provide has actually worked, either with you or another person. (your ideal avatar/target) - Promise - Give them a promise that you are highly likely to fulfill because you know how to get people to the result if they do the work. - Plan - Tell them exactly what you are going to do to help them achieve the said dream outcome. Note: Can be applied to your content/ads your about page,, VSLs (video sales letters), and more. P.S. used this framework in organic content to drive 200 Members into my community today

Currently, there are rankings in the discovery tab based on the most engaged groups (paid or free) on the platform. I understand we have the skool games for the paid groups and MRR, but is there a way you guys can develop something similar for the most engaged unpaid groups.

Just wondering when Lives will be available within Skool or the data on why it may not be a priority?

Using Ai image in your posts? It takes 10 seconds and it adds a little flavor to your posts. I haven’t done this yet, but I’ve seen a couple people do it and it’s a nice touch. I think it’s just a quick way to add a little flavor to your posts. So I’m gonna to start. What do you guys think?