Inspired by @Faith Adebayo recent Bunco meetup post.. @skool team - would be great to have these kind of meetup points for Skool owners to get together at least once a year..? Could be like US, UK, EU, Asia..? If I may, I'd like to take that initiative and propose a meetup for people who are in the UK and can get to the UK easily. This won't be just about Skool, would be great to build some deep, meaningful relationships! If it's of interest, let me know 👇

I'm in this Bunco group. I still remember this first time I went. I have trust issues y'all. I was really guarded and was ready to face fake women. I was ready to sniff out any hidden agendas to get me to buy tupperware or sign up for insurance. That didn't actually happen. Like at all. That was last January. I've been faithfully to every Bunco night. I created a halftime for any of us who thought a month was too far in between to wait to see each other and laugh. It's so good to laugh. And now, we meet up for any reason at all. And we always laugh! What does this have to do with Skool? GREAT QUESTION - Let's get into this. Skool was created to bring 1 billion people here to find their tribe, their community. Keeping that focus in mind, in a community, do people only talk about the weather? The high school football team? The price of eggs on Sundays? NO, people talk about anything that has to do with the people IN the community. One group of people get together in this building for this purpose and other people get together on this field to kick this kind of ball around. YES, you are building a community around a common interest. But in order to really grow the community, you have to give connections across and beyond the interest. "People will leave a product, but they won't leave their friends" I've joined over 100 communities in the last 8 months. I've seen so many posts about engagement here in Skool Community. Synthesizing what I've seen across thriving communities I've joined is one common theme. _______________________________Genuine relationships____________________________________ My IRL Bunco group doesn't just play Bunco. We talk about life. The good, the bad, the ugly and the crazy. My favorite OnlineRL groups don't just talk about making money online or steps to heal trauma. We talk about life. The good, the bad, the ugly and the crazy. Space is given to be accepted just as I am instead of expecting me to share with toxic positivity that everything is great. Sometimes it's not. And that's ok too. And sometimes I might not have anything to say at all because I'm in the midst of processing the information I'm taking in within the community. I would be called a lurker and some would want to kick me out after 2 weeks because of my level of participation. What if I don't know how to participate in your community yet? What if I don't know enough about the topic and I've been ridiculed or banned in other communities for asking too many questions? And now, not enough questions.

1.5 years ago I registered here at Skool and now the time has come. Today I will carry the flame with me for a year (you get this for 10 activities per day). With this post I don't just want to show you a video that we produced especially to show you what my last 12 months have been like. I will share 3 valuable thoughts with you that should inspire you to achieve a lot with Skool in the future. ➡️ #01 Learn to love Skool (as a member) Many people here want to be successful as community creators. Understandable. Unfortunately, more and more people are losing the feeling that we all had at the beginning when we were new here. The feeling of being a member. Many successful community creator are no longer active in their own community. 😳 Why? Learn to love Skool as a member, be active in other communities. That's why it was not difficult for me to carry the flame for a year. ➡️ #02 Don't think about the money Just because a community costs money doesn't mean it's only worth it if you make money. If you go to a concert or spend an evening in a club, that's worth it too, right? You could have stayed at home to listen to music and dance with yourself. But you wanted to spend time with others and you even paid money for it (and didn't get any money back). Stop constantly thinking in MRR. Friendships can be formed here, collaborations can be entered into and we might even have a Skool Baby soon :-) That's worth a lot more. ➡️ #03 Learn the rules like a pro.... One of my favorite quotes is: "Learn the rules like a pro and break them like an artist" (Picasso) If you're new here, take a look around and understand how it all works. Take your time and educate yourself. When I first came to Skool there were no tutorials, live call recordings, etc. But I really listened to every interview by @Sam Ovens to not only understand but also to feel what it was all about. It was only much later that I developed my own strategies, workflows and creative approaches to have even more fun and success.

Could we have a view to see all of the calls we're signed up for and a filter option potentially? All in 1 calendar view?

Hi - could we get an option for people to answer more than one answer on a poll pls?