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Why is this so underrated… Skool Ghostwriting I’ve spent the last 3 months ghostwriting for $3,500 per month. And it all started with this question: “How do I keep people interested and engaged?” Last year, I was cuddling alone in bed, battling depression, and had no direction in life. I jumped from business idea to the next, in hopes of finding something I'd enjoy doing. I started dropshipping… Moved to web design. I even started my own Facebook Ads agency. For months, All I wanted was to make $10K per month while working from... well, anywhere. Heard about this new thing called ChatGPT. Apparently, you could use it to write copy and earn $145 an hour, even as a beginner! Maybe THIS is it! So from my little savings, I bought a course on it … How to become a "master" of ChatGPT. I felt so confident (read: delusional)... I started cold emailing every business on google, offering my "Elite" copywriting services. Guess what happened? Go on, guess. I’ll give you three seconds to answer. … … … NOTHING. Absolutely. Freaking. NOTHING. Turns out, ChatGPT is not a magic bullet that can write for you. You still have to write like a human (with a bit of AI help). But hey, I decided to try a different approach. I sat down and wrote some samples. Like, with my BRAIN. And then, I reached out to an agency that sells Instagram growth course. But instead of my usual "Let's Team up, I can bring you 20 leads per month!" pitch... I offered to write for FREE. The Broke Entrepreneur™, was offering to work for ZERO dollars. Listen, in 2023, I was abundant in one thing. Time. (And desperation. Okay, two things.) So I figured, why not use it to my advantage? I'd rather be writing for experience than rewatching Attack on Titan? Two weeks later, I got a response. The owner said she liked my samples… but she didn't need blog posts or sales pages. But... She needed something else: Someone to write for her Skool community. I never even knew about Skool but still,

Okay... I understand not everyone agrees with the schedule post feature as an admin in your community. But - wouldn't it be cool if we could save draft posts? For example, I was writing a post on a community and then got a DM I knew was important. Before I clicked off I had to copy and paste it into Google Docs just to save it. It would be really kool if Skool added a feature like this ;) Thanks!

For those who own skool community, Why don't you use Discord, I mean it's Free, Right?