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Hey! Justin here! I’ve been on Skool for awhile actually, but didn’t take it seriously... until @Brian Campbell said it’s the happenin’ place to be! I'm here to meet other entrepreneurs, coaches, consultants, and leaders with PURPOSE! Feel free to say hello and tag other awesome people I should know.

So, yesterday I openly admitted that I might prefer women in my community because they’re more receptive and participatory. But today, god decided to mess with me and I had a moment that made me rethink everything. (Insert attached image from my newest member's first post) Maybe I shouldn't neglect the men out there 😅 \Maybe it’s about how we create the right space for everyone to thrive. I mean, let’s be honest: every community needs balance. And while I might have been biased toward women, men can bring a different kind of energy that’s just as valuable. Plus, variety makes the conversations more interesting, and isn’t that what a community is all about? So, here's a question for you: How do you create a space where everyone—men, women, and all—can feel engaged and valued? Or do you also have that silent preference (STILL)?

As a community owner, consistency is everything... But let’s be real- manually posting every day can get exhausting (or not possible day-to-day), especially when life happens. That’s why I’m thinking a Content Scheduling Tool could be a game changer for Skool. Here’s how it could work: - You create posts, announcements, or lessons in advance - Set them to go live at specific times - Skool does the rest—your content goes out consistently, even when you’re off the clock Why it matters: - Keeps your community engaged without the pressure of being online 24/7 - Lets you plan out entire weeks (or months!) of content ahead of time - Perfect for busy community owners who want to maintain momentum without burning out This would give us more freedom while keeping our communities active and thriving. Would this make life easier for you too?