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Biggest red flag on Skool? 🚩
What's makes you suspicious of someone on Skool
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@Zahida A Khan I better change that....
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Where are you guys finding all these People? I've been stoked there's a limited amount of creepy Peeps on this platform
What was your first impression of Skool?
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What was your first impression of Skool?
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@Alexa Hutton okay, I understand what part now you were referring to as spam.What part are you referring to as entitlement?
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@Ettjen Jansingh have you considered that crafting an offer and presenting it to an audience to find the problems and challenges of a case study group might help you, get paid to create the course?
After a Year on SKOOL 👨‍🏫 I Finally Took Action 🚨
I NEED your HELP & I'm embarrassed to admit this, but I finally posted a video to my YouTube about SKOOL. This might not seem like much to all of you massively successful entrepreneurs, but to me... this is a MASSIVE step of overcoming fear, and putting myself out there. You see, 12 years ago I did something that might sound crazy - I turned my cell phone OFF for 4 years straight. Not just silent. Not just airplane mode. Completely OFF. It was an iPhone 4, and I SHUT OFF service after watching an organization I founded disintegrate overnight. I ran to the Mountains to hide from business, from people, from everything - because the pain was just too much to bear. This wasn't just any organization - we had over 2,500 people, $2.5 million in annual revenue, and then... nothing. Just like that. I felt blindsided and blamed myself, even though deep down I know there was nothing I could have done to prevent it from happening. I hid in adventure sports, and adrenaline rushes for the next decade. For over 10 years - a whole decade - I carried this massive weight of guilt. I convinced myself I had let down every single one of those 2,500 partners. That weight was crushing me... until something unexpected happened. I started reaching back out to them, terrified of what they might say. But what I found shook me to my core: none of them blamed me. Not one. In fact, most of them told me those years of building something together helped them grow in ways they never expected. Even though it all ended overnight, they got to keep the growth, the lessons, the transformation. That hit me like a ton of bricks. Same story, completely different perspective. You know what's crazy? That same fear tried to stop me from posting this video about SKOOL. That same voice saying "what if you cast a vision again, and it doesn’t work out for everyone?" But this time, instead of running to the mountains, I'm running towards the community. Towards possibility. Towards you. I would love your honest feedback on my first video about SKOOL. The good, the bad, the "what were you thinking with that background?" - all of it. I appreciate each one of you more than you know, and honestly, I wouldn't have found the courage to do this without this community having my back.
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After a Year on SKOOL 👨‍🏫 I Finally Took Action 🚨
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@Chuck Ellis is another great example here @Sascha Born he starts with a surface comment, but maybe he has more insights maybe he has more value to offer.... And as you can see he defiantly does..... Just like Matthew in the other post. These are the kind of people I want feedback from and to work with inside my community, because I know we can leverage each others experience to be better!!!
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@Jared Kempson That's awesome!! Yeah I try to learn something from every interaction. I also want the other person, for example YOU, to learn something as well. I try to ask for the feedback in a way that will make you realize you are going to benefit from taking the time to do this with me..... So far I would say it's the 80/20 rule when it comes to finding the right people to leverage experience and learn from together. Only 20% will actually engage and see the value in taking the time to delve into something. Those are the ones I invite into my community What's been your experience? Your New? It's taken a year for me to figure this out...
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How to verify Google Ads Tracking is working for your Skool community
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so glad I have smart people that show me what I don't know
What’s the biggest mistake you’ve made with your community?
My biggest mistake when I first started was thinking that the community would always be active even though we weren’t inspiring members to stay active. Now we do weekly calls, competitions, and more to keep people active in our communities Drop your mistakes below so you can help others to not make the same ones you did…
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@Raya Mihaylova agreed
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@Michael Coluccio Just Start
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