I noticed that when a trial-members cancels the trial, they still show up under the tab "cancelling" (not "churned") saying they churn in 12 (14?) days? Can anyone explain what that is about? do they still have access to the trial for those additional 12 (14?) days? CORRECTION: it actually says "declined", not "cancelled" so apparently there is a difference there?

https://www.skool.com/games/any-best-practices-yet-an-the-7-day-free-trial It would be great to be able to turn on membership questions for paid communities, especially to validate free trial members like @Gert Leroy wants to in the thread linked above. I've had a couple people asking me how to work around this, but I never had a good answer except dming members - because what if they don't reply.

Whether it’s here in the main skool community, or in your own community… when things shift whether due to growth, or a proverbial pot hole, or any number of things… 👇🏻Do you choose to give up or take a step back, or do you choose to pause, lean in, evaluate, pivot slightly if necessary and keep going?? Many times our human brain likes to seize up with mindfuckery and blame outside sources, or say things like “why can’t it be like it was before”, “if only it would happen this way”, or any number of similar things… I want to caution you and recommend getting curious… curious about what that’s serving you. It gives you an “out” right? You can say welp I tried but this happened… and then you stay stuck, and if you choose to leave and go elsewhere, how does that benefit you or the others you were committed to helping? Sometimes these sorts of changes help us as entrepreneurs think outside of the box, get uber creative and actually excel further than we would’ve had nothing changed 😉 There are always caveats, and if it’s not a good fit, then so be it… however I find that many times leaning in and choosing to get creative to adapt might benefit you more in the long run. The only obstacle is you. So, will you choose to ditch the mindfuckery, lean in and do the work, or will you choose to blame outside sources as a scapegoat for your victim mindset?

I am trying to recommend the best CRM for my members to use with their community and/or businesses. I’ve extensively used Mailchimp, SendGrid, Pipedrive, and Salesforce, but I know a lot of people also use HubSpot, GoHighLevel, ActiveCampaign, and Systeme.io. What do you use? How much does it cost? Does it connect to Zapier? What are the pros and cons? Thank you.