Hey everyone! I’ve been thinking a lot about how I handle stress, and I wanted to ask—what’s your go-to stress relief activity? What do you do when you need to shut out the noise, clear your head, and focus on what really matters? For me, it’s evolved over time. There was a season when it was camping, then photography, and even solo traveling. But now, with babies in the mix, my life has become more stationary. These days, my stress relief comes from cooking and painting! 🎨🍳 Life is always shifting, and so are the ways we manage those moments when everything feels a bit overwhelming. I absolutely love what I do, and I’m passionate about building my business. But there are times when I need to unplug and disconnect from the hustle. When that happens, I throw myself into creating something new—whether it’s a dish in the kitchen or a new art piece. There’s something about getting my hands dirty for a few hours and focusing on each brushstroke that helps me reset and come back even stronger. So, what’s your way of unplugging? What’s that one thing you do to free your mind and get re-centered? Drop it in the comments—I’d love to hear how you all recharge and refocus! 👇💬 Let’s share and inspire each other! We all need those moments to step back and breathe before we dive back in. 💪

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! 👏😂

I totally get the hype around Skool! I can see how it’s going to elevate my current community and give me the perfect platform to launch my course and mentoring business. But here’s the thing I’ve noticed: a lot of people start their communities with great ideas or niches, and then… they don’t follow through. Why is that? Is it because their community doesn’t grow as fast as they expected? Or maybe they aren’t monetizing as quickly as they see others on this platform doing? 🤔 I’m still figuring out what the biggest obstacle is to really succeed on Skool, but there’s one thing I do know: if you’re building something just to get quick results, it’s going to collapse even faster. You have to think long-term. You have to build a strong foundation if you want to reap the rewards for years to come. 💪 We live in an age where everyone wants to enjoy the benefits without putting in the work to build something solid first. I’ve learned this the hard way, but now I get it. And honestly, I know that my biggest obstacle is myself—I’m still working on that every day. So, what’s holding you back? What’s your biggest fear when it comes to building and scaling your community? Drop a comment below—I’d love to hear your thoughts. 👇

Many people want to reduce spam by charging $1/month instead of free But pulling out the credit card for $1 feels like stretch ...and no one likes recurring bills To me, $9/year could be a better solution for many I'm currently testing it and while my conversion has drastically dropped it's not zero BENEFITS of $9/year - customers more likely to engage? - customers more likely to ascend? - less spam - upfront cashflow for ads (could be self liquidating) Would you test it?

Started my community last night, and was so driven to unlock Alex's training videos that I unlocked them by this morning... (I don't know any of my members, and got them all from here) I've been listening to Alex every day for the last few years, and even then, the one training I watched was incredible! It literally feels like you're right there, learning with Alex first hand! Stay grinding if you haven't unlocked it yet! If you need any help, lmk!