Am I the only one seeing Skool being bigger than YouTube? I was thinking about it & YouTube is a common place to go for some sort of eduction. However, Skool is way better in so many aspects and much more hyper focused on so many more topics. I can see Skool outperforming YouTube by a mile and even being a publicly traded company. Anybody with me on this? Ramzi -

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Transcript: "If you are not making money, tell people to hop on the phone with you. No matter how cheap your price is, so that you can sell them. If you're at $0, put your name in the chat right now. Right. So more than one of you. Okay. Now of the $0s, listen to me. Hop on the phone with people to sell them your community." Question: Do you hop on calls with potential customers?

It really works. I joined Skool less than a month ago. I created my free community, requested people to join and nurture my community and followed all the guidance provided by @Andrew Kirby @Alex Hormozi and other community members. Today one of my member, just paid for my coaching service not 1$ but 542$🥳🥳🥳. I'm so excited it really works. It is my first sale in my coaching business started one month ago. I can't breath 🫁😩! Skool created an environment that makes this achievement coming true so softly.

“What’s at the top of your priority list?” has been a better strategy for me getting a prospect to open up about their problems. As opposed to “what’s your biggest problem?”. Professionals are use to hearing this & get annoyed because they already know you’re fishing for something to sell. What are some one liners you guys use in sales to get a lead to open up right away?