When I first learned about the $39 affiliate payout I thought it was too good to be true. But then I got a random group creator who used my affiliate link (without me promoting it) and I have received two payments already. And then today I got my 2nd affiliate sign up. So I'm hooked. One more affiliate and my monthly Skool subscription is paid by Skool! (And then I'll probably create another group.) How is your affiliate action going? Have you got your first affiliate payment yet? Do you have your affiliate link on you About page? **EDIT: added a screenshot of an affiliate payment coming through to my email just now**

Who would be down to meet up in the Uk and have a mini Skool meet-up? We can go for food, talk Skool, film content, etc etc...🙌 Comment below if you'd be interested and let's set it up👇

OK, I'm officially addicted to Skool! Seeing all my friends get fire emojis, one by one by their names, had me anxiously making sure I don't miss a day contributing to Skool for these past 30 days. 🔥 The way Skool is designed to be a GAME, from the Leaderboard points, to getting emojis in your name based on activity, all the way to the Skool Games is genius 🤓 Hitting this milestone makes me want to contribute even more! It was actually thanks to @Nav Pabla's 21 day IG challenge in her Book Shop (used to be High Skool:) that got me engaging daily, and my addiction began. SKOOL is more than just an online platform. It's a place where community comes together and real-life friendships and collaborations with like-minded people are formed 😎 In fact, I met a lot of amazing Skoolers thanks to @Matthew Thompson & @Ted Carr hosting the Belfast, Ireland Mastermind this past October. It was testament to how Skool really is a way to bring people together not just online, but IN REAL LIFE (IRL) 🌈 But what came first, the chicken or the egg? Did I make Skool friends in real life, or did I meet them on Skool first? Well, BOTH actually! Working as a coach (and Skool expert 😉) with Ted & Contentpreneurs for the past few years, I've helped many people setup their Skool communities and have been collaborating with some amazing coaches and entrepreneurs. In Ireland I met some of these peeps for the 1st time in real life (including my colleague and homie @Sam Bragg:) BUT also met several peeps for the first time ever, and now we hangout regularly on Skool 🚀 I'm more of an in person kind of guy, so the way Skool encourages such real connections is my kind of vibe 🙏 Through Skool & the Belfast Mastermind, I’ve had the chance to connect with some incredible people, like getting behind-the-scenes insight from @Calvin Hollywood on the GREEN DOTS on our profiles 🤯and other Skool Masters, and even sharing a beer with @Goose Dunlavey and other lovely friends in Ireland. 🍻

Five bros, chilling in a Cybertruck, talking about how much they love each other. (Just an average day at Skool). 👇🏼

@Benny D is a rapper-turned-entrepreneur. After hitting rock bottom in his music career, he joined a Skool Community to learn Copywriting. Now... just a few years later, he runs an online business with @Ted Carr that makes $1M/year. In this episode, we talk about: - His rise from Skool Community Student to COO - How to build a team who will never leave you - And operating in your ZONE OF GENIUS Check it out. 👇🏼