They advertise to bring new community creators to Skool but they don't advertise for humans to come here and join communities. I would love to see an ad series promoting finding your community on Skool and showcasing some of the diverse communities we have on the platform. Anyone else have thoughts around this?

This post will be about how the school system destroyed my learning ability and how Skool restored my learning capability back in life: Hello! Middle School Dropout here!👀Through my childhood I have been manipulated and deceived by my teachers. I was the uncontrollable kid. When the class was going, I was paying 0 attention to what the teacher was saying. I was loud, and I was never following the teachers orders. I was locking strong eye contact with my teachers, and after I got their attention, I started swearing and screaming at them. When I went home, I booted up 1 VR game, and I was always thinking about my teachers when I killed a character in the game. I had constant thoughts of putting a bomb from the dark web and blowing the whole place up. I broke a school light, and I was sooo happy I did it because now they need to repair the prison. I was never writing notes; the only thing I did was chat with my friends. So how did I manage to drop out and never see that hellhole ever again? I started going to multiple different psychiatrists, and I started lying, and I was paying no attention whatsoever. After a few sessions of deception, I was diagnosed with "autism" and "ADHD.". That was enough for me to send papers to school about how I was incapable of regular learning and understanding of social situations. The regular and stagnating school system has disappointed me, so I started learning on YouTube and researching the topics I truly cared about, and then I joined the best learning platform... SKOOL!!! 😱 It was not that I was incapable of learning; I just did not care about the school system rules, subjects, and toxic teachers. And I have to say thank you to everyone on Skool. Thank you for this amazing community of people on this platform. It really feels like a blessing being here. I would never have thought that someone like @Sam Ovens or @Andrew Kirby would like or even comment under one of my posts. I truly thought that you could get close to these people only by getting lots of status, basically paying them, or meeting them one random day on the street.😂

Whoa! My eyes automatically got big and I think my heart skipped a beat. I got my flame!! 🔥

I’m looking to put all of the consulting / client work I’ve been doing into a 12 week long program. It’ll need to be a mix of videos and checklist that customers can follow along with. Aided by a giant checklist that if they do it all they’ll make the transformation. Does anyone have advice for this? Or have created one successfully themself?

Has anyone asked for this before? An optional filter on notifications to choose 'comments' only? That would make it easier to reply to the comments in a timely fashion. Then if time allows go through the likes after. What do you think?