Just want to say Merry Christmas to everyone in this beautiful community! I'm really grateful to be part of such a supportive and positive community This is a day to share with our family and friends, gather up together, share delicious meals, laugh, bring joy to the kids and appreciate the time with our loved ones! I hope that everyone will spend a magical Christmas, with our belly full of great food, a big smile on our faces and a warm feeling in our heart. As we say in Italy: Buon Natale 🎄

Hope you're either having a great one when you read this, or had a great one. Discovering Skool has been a real game-changer for me this year. Raising a glass of sherry to all the excellent humans I've met, learned from and served in 2024. 🍸🍸 Here's to your About Page growing even stronger in 2025. Let's see your favourite festive gif below. 🎅🌲👊

Any ideas for my new community? I'm already rich AF so I'm not really on here to make money but I do get bored sometimes and I love talking politics (especially with people who disagree with me). Believe it or not...I have actually had my mind changed a few times by people who disagree with me on certain issues. Anyhoo...I guess engagement is what I'm looking for...not monetization. So I'd like to hear from some of you young bucks out there. I can build a multi-million dollar pool business without even getting out of bed (my 15-year-old sold a million this year) but I have never built a community on skool before. So any advice you are willing to share...I would be happy to learn. PS. Please don't message me trying to sell marketing services or dropshipping classes. 200 other people already have!

We’re getting closer to the holidays with each day passing, that also means that less people will be on Skool. Which means that to get them back onto Skool, we’d need some enticement to get them to engage. Which get’s me to my point, what sort of festive events or seasonal ideas do you have for you group?

I thought I was smart when I prepared as much as I could before signing up for Skool. That way I would make the most of the free trial period, right? And while a certain amount of preparation is definitely helpful, the most I've learned and benefitted from Skool has been by getting into it; learning as I go, getting feedback, adjusting, making new offers, feeling my way along... And because it's so easy to make changes to the Classroom, and everything in your group, Skool is really geared towards constant, natural evolution of offers—IMHO. Where are you on the progress not perfection debate? How 'rough' will you go? How transparent to the process of change is your group?