I am curious! I have been on a lot of zoom calls recently and found out a lot of people are creating a lot of cool communities! Let me know in the comments! We have a lot of new people here and for everyone that does not have a community yet what are some ideas you would like to build a community on? Let me know! Looking forward to hearing from everyone! GO GO GO 👇

Hey everyone! I’ve added my 6 flagship writing courses to my classroom, and it got me thinking about different ways to structure our courses here on Skool. I've seen everything from having a single, comprehensive course in the classroom, to having 10+ shorter, punchier courses! The beauty of it is—there's no right or wrong way to do it. But I am really curious to hear your preferences. For those who don’t have a Skool yet, as students, do you lean towards fewer, longer programs or do you prefer more, bite-sized ones?

How long have you been part of the Skool community, and how many members do you currently have in your own community?

I've officially launched 6 flagship courses in my community, the Elite Writing Academy! This milestone reflects a few years of dedication and passion in building the space, even before I knew it would be here on Skool! But here’s a truth I’ve learned along the way: consistency beats intensity... Building up content, improving one lesson at a time, and listening to what you need are the keys to long-term growth. For those on your own course creation/production journey, what does consistency look like for you? How do you ensure you're moving forward, even in small steps?