Which path are you taking, and why did you decide that path?

I’ve officially launched my Skool community! After getting countless questions from my Instagram followers on how I grew my faceless theme page to over 128k followers, I knew it was time to share everything I’ve learned. At first, I thought about using Discord since it was free, but after talking to some of you—especially one person who said, 'You don’t believe in yourself'—I realized what was holding me back: the fear of taking that first step. Too many of us get stuck there, and I feel it stops us from achieving success. So here I am, taking action. A huge thank you to everyone who helped me push past that fear! Now, I’m asking for advice—how do you all record your videos for your Skool classrooms? Any tips would be greatly appreciated!

Does anyone else feel misunderstood by their family members and close relatives? It often feels like people have more respect for those with traditional 9-to-5 jobs than for those of us who work from home. They think we are lazy and do nothing all day. Does anybody experience this as well?

I was on the Skool onboarding call recently and I see the sense in going free for my community but here's my question: I'm in a real niche of a niche of a niche of a niche (craft - making mosaics - copying Roman mosaics - 2nd BC - 6th AD) been on it 20 years, the way this rolls is there are no advanced courses, I have one foundation one plus another on drawing the patterns (plus a bunch of subsections for mini courses). Having another, paid community would be repeating the same thing, it's all fundamentals. So, I monetise the implementation, personal guidance from me , 1-2-1 or 1-2-many on zoom. Q. What do you think if I have my free group but then have a group within that community that have paid a fixed amount to get them. I would have no MRR, just the upsell. If I have another paid community for that MRR then questions they ask there would be relevant to all my community and I'd feel I need to keep repeating the answers to my free community. I hope this makes sense!

I've recently started diving into the wonderful world of ChatGPT and am just starting to see some of the ways it can help me in my coaching, community building, and content creation (not this post of course 🙂). In what ways have you personally used ChatGPT that have been helpful (or even game-changing) for you in growing your community and business?