When building a business, it's easy to get caught up in the dream state. We often set our sights on lofty goals, like earning $10,000 per month. However, this mindset can be overwhelming and lead to analysis paralysis. Instead of fixating on the big picture, shift your focus to the next achievable milestone or task. - What can I do to make my first $100? - How can I increase my revenue by 5-10% this month? Breaks Down Overwhelming Goals Focusing on smaller, manageable objectives makes the journey feel less daunting. Builds Momentum Achieving smaller wins creates a sense of accomplishment and motivation. Encourages Action By concentrating on the next step, you're more likely to take concrete actions. Develops a Growth Mindset Embracing incremental progress helps you learn from failures and adapt to changes. Celebrates Small Wins Recognizing small victories boosts confidence and reinforces positive habits. Take the First Step So, what's your next step? Identify one actionable task that will move you closer to your goal. Focus on making progress, stay directionally correct, not perfection. Share Your Thoughts What's your experience with focusing on incremental progress? How has it helped you achieve your goals? Share your insights in the comments below!

Im Steve and I’m new to Skool in general and want to get the most out of it as possible. I plan to launch a community around self development, specifically starting with habit building and then building up from there. Give me one tip that has moved you in the right direction when building your communities. I look forward to learning from you and I’m more than happy to help you where possible.

What do you do to de-stress when you’re feeling completely run down? 😩💼 I know for me, the grind can get overwhelming sometimes, and it’s easy to burn out. Whether it’s working out 🏋️‍♂️, getting outside 🌳, or something totally different, I’d love to hear how you guys recharge and keep going. I’m always looking for new ways to reset when stress piles up, so feel free to drop what’s been working for you! 👇✨

My name is Garrett, I'm 24 and just starting my online entrepreneurial journey this year! I'm super excited to get my Skool community up and running. I came to this platform because I was feeling a lack of connection with other like minded entrepreneurs. I started my online business education in March of this year but in the program I signed up for there was barely any engagement. It felt like I had bought into a community and education course alone. Skool feels so alive with people actively trying to make better lives for themselves and those around them. I wrote out some more info about my community. Where should I post it? See everyone around the Skoolyard 😄

I have a free group and have the Membership Questions turned on. Where do I find the answers from the people that have joined?