I currently don't have any testimonials which I've seen is often a big part of the About page. What else can I add in lieu of this? + appreciate feedback on the video I recorded too! https://www.skool.com/sexy-spanish-school-9066/about

Hey everyone, so I've been contemplating on what I should go all in on: something I hate(cold outreach) or something I love(making content). I chose to do what I love. Even if there is no guarantee I'll be successful until 5, 10, 20 years go by. But first, I want to define what I mean by that, because it's different from everyone. 1. Subscriber count doesn't matter past 5-10k subs to me as long as I'm helping the people I want to help. 2. I'm making at least 10k/mo in profit. 3. I've outsources editing & thumbnail creation. If I have those three things, I would consider myself successful. So here's my plan. First, I've already identified my niche: Fitness -> Helping people get out of pain during exercise & life. And I will only make videos around that. Anything else doesn't matter(except for something I'll talk about later). I plan to upload roughly once or twice a week. Almost every video will have a CTA to my free community which I will then lead to my coaching service. That will be the money machine. I have a funnel though where the people in my community are in my email list, just in case some bad shit happens, I always have that. I think what will be most crucial though to my success is making videos that get roughly 1-10k views which makes me believe that idea generation & thumbnail creation is the most important. So I will constantly need to brainstorm new ideas and stuff. But I feel like this might have over simplified my plan, I just wanted to make this post to organize my thoughts and such. Anyways, any questions to ask me, or any feedback would be very helpful. Thank you :)

Not sure if I'm asking a dumb question and making a silly mistake here or whether this comes up for anyone else. I've just signed up through greatonlinegame.com and got taken to the screen below. How can I get access to the content in the second pic?

So glad I joined the call today. I logged in early and just waited for the meeting to start. It was literally the push I needed to finally start my community. I have a 15-year plus career in banking, finance, and insurance, and currently a C-suite exec for a well-endowed non-profit. Not to mention I have been coaching people in business for years just out of sheer passion. So I know my ish.. Yet I have been on the fence for a while, thinking I needed to learn more, and do more before getting started on this part of my journey so I wouldn't feel like an imposter. But Andrew reminded me that as we reach new heights, on some level, we will always have imposter syndrome creep in. And I realized I can never get rid of that feeling until I "do the thing" So I started my Skool community on the call and got 5 members in under an hour and 2 pending so far! Will be watching the training and setting up the rest of my community content this week. Hope this encourages someone else to "JUST DO THE THING"!

Paid communities are the rage. But just because your favourite YouTuber is making bank with a paid community or course, doesn't mean it's the fastest path for you to get to $10k/month. As a synthesizer, there's only 4 ways for you to monetize: Let's break them down, then help you figure out which is best for you. This is a crucial decision if you want to make a full-time income online doing what you love. // 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐅𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐌𝐎𝐍𝐄𝐓𝐈𝐙𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐏𝐀𝐓𝐇𝐒 1. DO IT YOURSELF (Courses) What is it: The buyer receives information. They have to consume it, and execute on it themselves. Pros: It's infinitely scalable. 1,000,000 people can go through a course at the same time. Cons: It's very hard to sell. The buyer knows it's going to be a lot of work to consume the information then implement it. // 2. DONE WITH YOU AND OTHERS (Paid Communities, Group Coaching, Cohort Based Courses) What is it: The buyer does the work with you helping in a group setting. Pros: It's pretty scalable. You can help hundreds of people at the same time. Cons: It's hard to sell. The buyer does all the work, and doesn't get much direct help from you. // 3. DONE WITH YOU (1 on 1 Coaching) What is it: You help the buyer privately to achieve the outcome. Pros: It's easy to sell. People value 1 to 1 connection, and direct help is very valuable. Cons: It's not infinitely scalable. It's hard to scale beyond $30,000/month. // 4. DONE FOR YOU (Services) What is it: You do work for the buyer. Pros: It's super easy to sell. The buyer hardly has to do any work, but still gets the outcome. Cons: It's not infinitely scalable. It's hard to scale beyond $30,000/month. // 𝐌𝐘 𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐘 When I started trying to monetize, I thought the best thing to do was build an audience. I spent a year doing this, and made $0. This post explains why you should not make content until you figure out monetization. Please do not make the mistake I made.