Many believe that to build a profitable community, you need a classroom filled with endless content and constant promotion. But what if that belief is exactly what’s keeping you from the real results you're after? It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that more content means more engagement. But for high-ticket clients, quality beats quantity. High-paying clients are looking for depth, connection, and trust. And often, that’s built not through endless training modules but through focused, impactful interactions. Imagine hosting a single, powerful monthly event in your Skool group. Instead of spreading your energy thin, you create an experience that resonates deeply, builds loyalty, and naturally leads to conversions. This approach simplifies your business while connecting on a level that truly matters to your audience. What’s your experience with content overload? Do you feel like your group could benefit from more intentional interactions? ⬇️

This new feature just arrived. What is your take on it? I share how to do it, and my views on it in this short video.

This is really cool. You can now upload audio files in a post or in a classroom, and when someone click on it, it opens an audio player.

Many entrepreneurs believe that they need to “be more charismatic” to close high-ticket clients. Here’s what you probably don’t know: Securing high-value clients has less to do with charisma and more with aligning your value with what they need. When you know your worth and communicate that confidently, clients feel it. They’re drawn to your clarity, expertise, and genuine commitment…not a performance. The best high-ticket clients are attracted to real, valuable expertise. When you show up authentically, you make it clear that you’re not just a “salesperson” but a partner in their growth. This clarity draws in the right clients without any added pressure to “perform.” What’s your take on charisma in sales? Share your thoughts below, and let’s explore what it really takes to attract high-ticket clients.

I'm a bit of an SEO geek, and I'm on a mission to test the huge SEO power of Skool. First result achieved: in just a few days being open, this group is already INDEXED in Google. This is HUGE. And for the little clever ones in here, it means... if you publish a post with a good keyphrase in the TITLE, you can rank it fast as well. Just sayin... in case someone wants to try it 😉