When you launch your paid community getting those first 10, 20, 50 or 100 members is by far the most challenging by part. 🤔 It’s the same as building a following on a brand new Instagram page or YouTube channel and it feels like pushing a rock up a hill to begin with. 🥵 But you know once you reach that first milestone the rock rolls over the top and down the hill a lot easier 🤩 So the question is…. What do you do to get the rock to the top of the hill and get those first members… What’s working for you? ⬇️

I can’t help but wish for a simple feature that lets me track who’s visiting our page and where they’re coming from. Whether it’s LinkedIn, Quora, or Instagram, knowing the source of each visitor would help us double down on the platforms that are truly driving growth. Without this insight, it’s hard to know where to focus our energy. Imagine how much easier it would be to align our strategy with what’s actually working. If you’ve felt the same frustration, let’s talk about how we can bring this feature to life. Building a thriving, engaged community should be more data-driven and efficient. 🌱

Share a quick one-liner about your community and what it’s about Let’s see what everyone’s building Who knows - you might even get a few members from people who are interested in what you’re teaching!

The last two weeks have been amazing—I’m absolutely loving the journey so far! What about you? What wins or challenges have you tackled on the Skool platform? One thing I’ve noticed is how often people focus solely on money, forgetting the importance of happiness and personal growth. But here’s a thought: Sometimes, slowing down is more powerful than speeding up. True growth happens when you take the time to reflect, recalibrate, and focus on what truly matters. There’s no need to compare yourself with others—you’re unique, and that’s your strength. It’s easy to forget, but happiness starts with YOU. Let’s make this community a space to celebrate wins, share lessons, and prioritize what really makes life awesome! What’s one thing that brought you joy or helped you grow this week? 😊

Please don’t read this if you’re not serious about growing and scaling higher. When I started, I thought success meant solving everything alone. But I soon realized the fastest path wasn’t isolation—it was collaboration and asking the right questions. If you're holding back from asking because you're unsure or overthinking, here’s my advice: don’t. The difference between those who plateau and those who scale is the willingness to seek clarity and act decisively. Stuck at $0? Ask. Stuck at $5K? Ask. Stuck at $10K? Ask. Stuck at $20K? Ask. Stuck at $50K? Ask. Ask—if you’re serious about scaling. The Skool community exists for this reason—shared growth and precise solutions. Whether it’s a specific roadblock or an open-ended idea, ask. What’s the one challenge slowing your momentum? Scaling isn’t just about working harder; it’s about leveraging the right insights at the right time.