Looking to immediately engage new members. Is it best practice to have an introduce yourself section, or just a pinned thread? What have you guys found to work?

Hey everyone! 🎉 We’ve officially hit 20 members on DAY ONE of launching our Combat Fitness Community on Skool! I couldn’t be more happy about the momentum we’ve already got going. Over the past few years we had been getting tonnes of requests for a dedicated community, and we finally did it! Now, we’re using Skool to bring together everything from our daily newsletters to mindset, motivation, and nutrition modules – and giving it away for FREE, to give back to our audience. Huge shoutout to everyone who helped make this possible! Thank you all for your posts and advice. Looking forward to building this community and continuing to grow with all of you! PS - what is your one biggest piece of advice for keeping an active community??

For coaches (or anyone really), this is one way to automate some of your onboarding processes. This seriously freed up SOOOO much of my time!! Yes it take a little time to create it but it saves you hours in the long run. I created a client welcome packet that covers: - all that I need them to do to get started (with a digital checklist) - any documents I want them to access or sign, I have linked within the packet as well. - A timeline of the program/process - What they can expect from me as a coach and what I expect from them (this is so freaking important by the way) - any important extra docs (mine is info about my "add on" habit program) You guys can check it out and copy it if you'd like. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KwxJ6D9SrYSVNmuBtHXLUkgIWVB9Fv4X/view?usp=sharing @Evelyn Weiss has a brilliant and much simpler way of implementing the same concept. She creates a Google sheet with the steps for the client to click on. I've done it that way as well! I just preferred the packet because my new clients LOVE it for some reason. I have been told over and over that they wish everything they bought came with something like this & they "OMG LOVE HOW PRETTY IT IS TOO" (women 🙄🤣) 😉

@Brian Campbell hit the nail on the head in his post the other day about SKOOL Community Leaders being the NEW Leaders of the INTERNET. This is the FUTURE. You know it and I know it. My name is Kian Eder and I am a Transformation Guide and Marketing Expert with 20+ Years in the personal development and entrepreneur spaces. I am here to connect with other transformation coaches, psychic / intuitives, healers, practitioners and marketing experts that are LEADING the charge empowering HEART CENTERED entrepreneurs to build legacies of CHANGE and GROWTH for humanity. If you are a CHANGE MAKER, EARTH SHAKER, PARADIGM SHIFTER like me that is here to expand your impact on all levels. Let's connect. And if you know anyone that you think I'd click with please tag em. I'm looking forward to building life long relationships into the future as we all collaborate to shift the frequency of the world through empowerment. PS. I'm Spiritual AF. But not 'head In the clouds' Spiritual. Like 'Do what ever it F*****G takes to evolve' Spiritual 🤣😉♥️🔥💥🙏 Thankyou @Brian Campbell for encouraging me to get the f over here. And thankyou to @Chanin Zellner @Theresa Lang for welcoming me and helping me get orientated on the platform. I live in Cairns, Australia. I am married to my soulmate, Cally and we have a 6 year old daughter, Maizy. Other Interests : Music, Art, Photography, Cooking. Where do you live? Tell me a bit about you and what you are looking to achieve on Skool?

I just got the strangest phone call. It was from a teacher wanting to get the program I used to coordinate from my last job. I got fired from that job over a year ago. After a short 5-min phone call . . . This teacher is now going to have me speak to his students about entrepreneurship, and he's joining my community on Skool! Because I put myself out there, my reputation with teachers and students has lasted at that organization. Even after being fired. Even after being gone for over a year. You never know when the stranger you meet on the street will become your next best client 🙌 Story time! What's the weirdest place you found a lead or prospect and how did it happen?