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Mental Models for Recruiters

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Decode the patterns that drive human decisions—using science's most powerful mental models to transform your recruiting success.

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20 contributions to Skool Community
No expertise - Is Skool valuable to me?
Hello everyone, I follow @Alex Hormozi on multiple platforms and his ad for this got me lol. If it wasn’t him, honestly l wouldn't have joined this platform. There’s a few other “offers” I’ve joined in the past and I’ve received little to no value from. The reason I’m posting this is because I’m not an expert in anything specific. I’ve done a lot of dabbling over the years and haven’t found anything specific to settle on. I’ve gotten decently good at photography, videography, web design, social media management, fitness, coaching, aquariums, home renovations, parenting advice, etc. It seems like every person here has a purpose or a specific direction that gives them conviction when talking about their purpose. I’m asking for someone who struggles with imposter syndrome and hasn’t spent years on anything specific to teach people about. I’ve seen people do a similar thing to the Skools concept with FB groups but maybe I’m missing the point of this app. Any suggestions and/or insight on how I’m missing the mark with this would be helpful. I don’t think I’m being misled in anyway with the potential of how Skool can be beneficial for a lot of people. I just don’t have the same credentials or experience of a lot of people I’m seeing on here. Thanks for reading, Peter
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Zach Yost
Peter Martin
Faro Zacarías
Mark Thompson
Julie Willard
New comment 7d ago
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Hey Peter, I'm a recruiter with 35 years of experience but I still struggled and struggled with what my niche should be. So, don't feel bad that you're struggling to pick your niche straight away. I took Sam Oven's Consulting Accelerator program, 3 years ago before joining Skool and also starting a free Skool community, which went nowhere from an income point of view because I didn't know what I was doing. I got stuck on week two of Sam's course, which was on "mindset", and then I just could not pick a niche. So then I went on a journey of 3 years and read many, many books. Finally, it became clear to me what I'm "naturally into" - a deep interest in human psychology and its impact on human behavior. Which by the way, fits nicely with recruiting. I also discovered that having a deep understanding of mental models (concepts) of how the world works and their impact on human behavior was my niche. So, I want to teach agency recruiters how they can transform their careers by using these mental models. In the end, I picked what I was genuinely into but I still needed to gain more knowledge before I was sure. I found the thing that was most pleasurable and interesting to me and I had no problem learning more about it because it was a genuine interest. I sincerely hope this helps.
Finding member emails for free community
Does anyone know how an owner of a free community can find a member's email from the member's page? The export feature does not capture all the emails.
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Rodney Williams
New comment 12d ago
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@Ben Grant Mitchell yeah, it almost seems like a dream to be able to win the games or even be part of the 10 people who win each month. I’m running a full-time business as well so it’s taking me forever to learn the content that I needed to learn before I could even launch my own YouTube channel. It has been just so much work. I do love the learning, but I would really like to transition out of my existing business into my new one.
2 likes • 12d
@Ben Grant Mitchell those are very kind and true words. Thank you for taking the time to share them, Ben. 🙂
2 Effective Ways to Grow a Low Ticket Membership on Skool
I've tried a ton of different methods to grow my $49/month Skool membership, but these 2 methods consistently work the best for me & my clients. The best part is, neither of them feel like you're selling anything. I'm in the process of trying a paid ads strategy to grow my Skool community, and will update you when I have results, but for now, try using these 2 organic strategies for consistent growth and let me know how they work for you. 🥂 Ted P.S. Want 1 on 1 help setting up your Skool community (for free)? Send me a DM with the word "SKOOL" & I'll set yours up with you for free so it's set up like mine.
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Ianthe Hernandez
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Amanda Fludd
Allyson Sawtelle
New comment Oct '24
2 Effective Ways to Grow a Low Ticket Membership on Skool
2 likes • Mar '24
Hi, which post was this. Can someone provide me a link to it?
1 like • Aug '24
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I find it to be a really big issue on Skool that I cannot upload videos, powerpoint, and presentations directly from my computer. If you upload from youtube into my level 4 course, it is open for the public on youtube
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Delainey Schubert
Ginelle Sendsen
Jenna Ostrye
Julie Willard
New comment May '24
1 like • May '24
Not sure if I understand. I don't have a YT channel just butI am just about to create one. Are you saying that when I create a YT video, it is automatically public and if I want to upload it to my Skool community, I need to mark it "unlisted".
0 likes • May '24
I agree this is an issue.
Asking someone to come speak inside your community
Masterclasses are great for engagement inside my skool community and I am looking to bring some guests on. I know who I want to reach out to but have never asked someone to come speak in one of my masterclasses before. I was wondering if anyone had an examples etc of how they have connected with speakers before so i know how to do it respectfully/professionally Thank you
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Jasmine Hermann
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Laura Lambe
Julie Willard
New comment Mar '24
2 likes • Mar '24
Oops, sorry for the typo. I meant to say I didn’t want my community to be a place where people solicit their services…
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Yes, these comments really help. thanks!
Need help: Selling Collaboration vs Training.
Hello fellow Skool members: I’d really appreciate thoughts on my strategy… I need help generating income via my community but don’t know if my strategy for my community makes sense to do so. I have a community whose existence is based solely on collaboration for a niche community of solo recruiters. NOT me offering training. I started this free community for solo recruiters one year ago and we are now at 100 people. I acquired all these people organically via LinkedIn. I’m only admitting solo recruiters and solo recruitment researchers. I am not allowing anyone to sell anything to any member in the community; I’m not sure if this is the right strategy but I personally want an ad free community so I’m assuming others do too. Initially, my intention was to provide training about how human nature impacts all aspects of agency recruitment but as I got going I realized most of the members are experienced recruiters who joined for collaboration, not training, to both share and learn what other solos are doing. So, I decided to forget providing training and pursued building the community specifically around “collaboration”. I host 1 monthly live call on a variety of topics but I’ve notice the same 12+ join these calls. There doesn’t seem to be wider collaboration amongst other members. My sense is people may not want to pay to be part of this community until I’ve built it up significantly with a lot more members. I’m thinking the greater number of members we have, the greater information and advantages we can offer. Such as: 1. Getting group discounts on automation. We all use automation and they are constantly changing. 2. Hosting paid video calls with Q&A with big biller recruiters. 3. Offering a split job fee network - meaning a member can ask other members for help on their searches and split the fee. This can only work if we have many members because most of us work in niche areas and the greater number of members we have ,the greater opportunity for us to split fees.
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Erika Kulpina
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Kaitlin Bonsack
Jordan Huckel
Kirk Mannor
New comment Aug '24
1 like • Jan '24
Wow, Alex....Welcome. I was just watching one of your YT video's today...I'm a big fan!!!
Skool For Spammers!
I run 2 communities and am a member of about 5 more... We really need a way to control spam DM's Can't we have a simple button where people can't DM other members until they've made X number of posts? I've been in a new community for just over 3 hours and already been DM'd by someone. This is becomming a real problem as not a week goes by where I'm not having to deal with spam dm's to myself or other members of my community...
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Jas Lee-lo Smith
Robert Billing
Radikal Hughes
New comment Apr '24
1 like • Jan '24
great
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I 1000% agree!!! I have a free group right now and I handpicked all the people from Linkedin. I have about 100 members and only now are we getting traction on collaboration. I didn’t really know what I was going to do with the community when I started it. I had plans to provide training, but then I realized there are a range of people with a range of experience, some of who not only have more than me, but have ideas that I didn’t think of. At that moment, I realized the greatest value of the community was the collaboration in sharing information, and the members having access to each other. I recently had a big biller join my community and because of this I anticipate an increase in the value of my community by the quality of the members.
Notifications for New Member Requests
Hi team, one feature that would be amazingly helpful is a direct message or email to admins when someone requests to join the community. Is this possible, or in the works? Love your work so far guys, this platform is amazing 💪
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Sid Sahasrabuddhe
Brandon Hima
Becky DeGrossa
Jason Conners
New comment May '24
2 likes • Nov '23
Yes me too. I agree.
1 like • Dec '23
Hi Sid, I've looked in every area of settings and I can't find my welcome note. I need to change it. How do i find it? Thanks, Julie
HELP 🫣Exploring Content Restrictions and Subscription Packages on the Skool Platform
Hello! I'm fascinated by the great opportunities that the Skool platform offers. I'm working on a new project, a membership, where I'd like to restrict content for subscribers, and I'm not sure if I can do that with Skool. Here's what I'm looking for: - Restricting access to content created before the subscription start date, meaning a person can only see content created after they subscribe. - Being able to create packages, so depending on when a person subscribes, they might have the option to view the course + bonus 1, or the course + bonus 2, or just the course without any bonuses (different options based on what the person pays). Is it possible to achieve this? If so, how can I set it up?
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Yesenia Acosta
Julie Willard
New comment Nov '23
1 like • Nov '23
Hi Asmaa, do you a premade script I can use that I can post to my community telling them about the rewards to unlock courses or videos which is based on sharing/commenting/engaging with others?
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Julie Willard
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I help SOLO Recruiters, Sourcers and Researchers make a quantum leap in earnings!

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Joined Jun 16, 2023
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