This is simply a gratitude post. This community and structure is exactly what I have been wanting for myself and needing for my singers. I haven’t been this excited about coaching in quite a while! It’s so much fun and easy to engage with! So thanks to the creators and to all of you who so generously share your insights and tips. I hope to repay the favor someday. 🤘🏻

1.5 years ago I registered here at Skool and now the time has come. Today I will carry the flame with me for a year (you get this for 10 activities per day). With this post I don't just want to show you a video that we produced especially to show you what my last 12 months have been like. I will share 3 valuable thoughts with you that should inspire you to achieve a lot with Skool in the future. ➡️ #01 Learn to love Skool (as a member) Many people here want to be successful as community creators. Understandable. Unfortunately, more and more people are losing the feeling that we all had at the beginning when we were new here. The feeling of being a member. Many successful community creator are no longer active in their own community. 😳 Why? Learn to love Skool as a member, be active in other communities. That's why it was not difficult for me to carry the flame for a year. ➡️ #02 Don't think about the money Just because a community costs money doesn't mean it's only worth it if you make money. If you go to a concert or spend an evening in a club, that's worth it too, right? You could have stayed at home to listen to music and dance with yourself. But you wanted to spend time with others and you even paid money for it (and didn't get any money back). Stop constantly thinking in MRR. Friendships can be formed here, collaborations can be entered into and we might even have a Skool Baby soon :-) That's worth a lot more. ➡️ #03 Learn the rules like a pro.... One of my favorite quotes is: "Learn the rules like a pro and break them like an artist" (Picasso) If you're new here, take a look around and understand how it all works. Take your time and educate yourself. When I first came to Skool there were no tutorials, live call recordings, etc. But I really listened to every interview by @Sam Ovens to not only understand but also to feel what it was all about. It was only much later that I developed my own strategies, workflows and creative approaches to have even more fun and success.