Another <selfish, albeit> reason not to leave us in the dust. I just leveled up ⬆️ 🆙

In my short absence, I may make some content over on YouTube HERE . So give me a follow there and I will probably be making posts in my co-host's @Jenna Ostrye Skool STRATEGIC LEADER TRAINING every now and then. If you want to join hers. I've honestly learned a ton about business from her, so you should join if you haven't 😁

I had many of you reach out to me in the DMs with kind words, expressing your desire for this Skool to stay open and your willingness to purchase something to support me. Truthfully, I never really wanted to sell anything. I wanted this to be free. I even tried releasing a paid group coaching and I simply just didn't like it. Felt weird. BUT... As it turns out, you can't keep throwing money at a free Skool without selling something. You will run out of money like I did 😆 I'm still brainstorming what kind of offer I'd release for everyone that I'd feel like has enough value but I've ran out of time. The Skool will close for a few days until I get something together but I will be back sooner than you think...so don't leave! PS If anyone has ideas what they might want let me know. Just no group calls 😆

I wanted to give a quick heads up to everyone here. I will be shutting down this Skool community in a couple of days. I appreciate everyone who has supported me. You can continue to private message me here on Skool if you have any questions about your own podcasting journey. I may reopen this community when I work out a more sustainable way to monetize it in the future.

I would argue no. For example, a fourth grader would seem like an expert to a third grader. Going even deeper, a third grader looking at a college student would find it far too overwhelming and wouldn’t connect as well as they would with a fourth grader. You don’t have to know everything to have a podcast about a subject; you just need to be a little bit ahead of your audience. People just want the next step.