I’m from Finland 🇫🇮, and like many of you, I didn’t grow up speaking English. I learned English in school, but now, here I am about to launch my free community in English, and even starting a YouTube channel soon (and yeah, it’s freaking scary, but I'm going to do it anyway). I’m curious… for all the online coaches who aren’t native English speakers, what’s your biggest struggle? 🤔 Is language a roadblock that’s stopping you from building the community you know you could if you were fluent? Or is it something else? 😅 I’ve been diving into this myself and found some awesome tools that make things way easier. You don’t have to be perfect, and you can still create fire content 🔥 Here are some hacks that help: • Struggling to film in English? You can literally read from a script and use AI video editing tools to make it look like you’re staring right into the camera, even if you’re not! 👀 • Got great content in your native language? AI can take that video and make it look like you’re speaking English. Trust me, it looks real enough when it's done right. I’m planning to create content around how non-native speakers can use AI tools to break through the language barrier. 💡 Would love to hear your thoughts: • What challenges do you face with creating content in English? • How have you dealt with it so far? Share your thoughts! P.S. If you’re wondering how to pronounce my name, just say “hell yeah!”, it’s close enough. Shoutout to @Marcin Hakemer-Fernandez for the genius pronunciation tip! 👏😂

Woo-hoo! 💛💚💙💜 This past week 5 awesome women have made it to the 7-Day Leaderboard!! @Sarah Hankins @Christine Szinner @Theresa Lang @Sarah Richardson and me! I'm so grateful for everyone who has helped me the past week reach GOAT status and all who celebrated me on @Brian Campbell's post ! 🐐 Let's do a roll call! Where are the other GOAT women on here? @Sarah Hankins is one! If you aren't one, tag one you know below!! Let's celebrate all the women who are making an impact on Skool and the world! 🌎 And ladies, share YOUR strategy for making the leaderboard too! Have a fabulous day and weekend! 🎉🌞🌻😎 (Where did the "Something fun" category go?)

I have listened to Sam talk about getting exercise done early before work begins. It's worked great for me these last few months. What are you doing? The journaling? The green juice? The cold plunge? The mediation? The sunlight in the eyes? The Sauna? The fasted cardio? The affirmations? The gratitude? The to-do list? All of the above?

Since I've been getting personal messages frequently, here's an update. *** EDIT: All I want to say is, that they are working on it. I'm not a tax advisor.*** I usually like to help and answer every single message, but for now I really can't explain everything in detail to everyone or over the phone. Please don't take it the wrong way. Not ignoring you, just trying to manage time wisely. Especially now that I've caught a flu 🤧. @Sam Ovens sent me the latest updates on Friday and asked for feedback, which I discussed with my tax advisor. I still had a few points of criticism, but soon we should be able to do something with these invoices and finally use the in-built payment system. Just to clarify further questions, this is about the invoices. How your contractual situation with customers is, is a different story. Especially these two main points were discussed: 📍Skool is the invoice issuer. Therefore, the company address and VAT ID (UST-ID) are now listed there. Your group name appears twice. Once as a product description and once as a logo with the note "via Skool." The VAT ID or tax ID of your customer is also listed there. VAT must be stated, even if it is zero, to make it clear whether Skool has paid VAT to the US tax office and thus you no longer have to, or if you still need to pay VAT here in Germany, e.g., due to reverse charge. 📍Since Skool is the invoice issuer, we need a credit note invoice. I was also shown a template for this. So things are moving, even if slowly.

Do you think offering tons of content in your classroom overwhelms your community, or does it make them feel like they’re getting more value? Are you team "load the library" or do you take a minimalist approach? How do you balance the two?👇