Even though I did 59 activities before 5pm - Skool is marking me as 0 activities for today. It seems that the there is a cut-off time different than my time as it just 5pm, here. Gotta say I love the flame icon. I am committed to keeping it for 100 days! Does the activity deadline adhere to a different time zone than mine. Or is this a bug, and I get my flame back? I love interacting in Skool and I love the flame and if its gone, I'll get it back.

When I first came across Skool, I had no idea how big this platform could become. But the more I looked into it, the more I realized: this isn’t just another platform... it’s a movement! Reason 1: The wave is coming! Think of Skool as a massive tsunami, and we’re still at the shore, watching it roll in. Earlier this year, Alex Hormozi made the biggest investment of his life into Skool. For those unfamiliar, Hormozi is a business machine. He only bets big when he’s certain of the return, and his faith in Skool says it all. Skool already has millions of users and is quickly increasing. The question is, will you be there to ride the wave or left behind on the sand? I’ve decided to carve out my space now. As Skool grows, so does my community - organically. There’s still time to join this early stage and position yourself for explosive growth. Reason 2: The network effect Here’s the beauty of Skool: when one community grows, everyone benefits. Think of it like this: someone joins Skool because they see an ad or piece of content about starting a community. They join that community, learn something valuable, and start exploring others. Before long, they’re in communities for sales, traffic, systems - whatever they need to grow. And here’s the kicker: you didn’t spend a dime to get them there. Every effort from every community owner indirectly benefits the entire platform. If you set yourself up right, this can drive members into your community without lifting a finger. Reason 3: The power of focus Skool isn’t trying to be everything... it’s focused on one thing: building the best community and course platform. That’s why competitors, no matter how hard they try, can’t keep up. They’re always a step behind. Skool’s relentless focus on improving its platform means it’s constantly evolving. The UX, the features, the simplicity - it’s built to scale, and when the network effect fully takes hold, it’s going to explode. So, what’s your move? This is your chance to get in early and position yourself for massive growth. Skool is still in its early stages, but the wave is coming, and those who act now will collect the rewards.

Idk what to do with myself 🥴

What should it be called? @Sophie Bella thinks it should be called Walkie Talkie What do you think?

I joined skool January 19th. The two weeks prior, I had no idea what I was going to do with my life. I was working as a remote closer on offers that eventually fiselled out. I didn't have much money to my name and I knew I was destined for more. I'd said the same thing to myself every year. This is the year I will turn my talents into something more. I came to the cross-roads of two different avenues to take. Podcast Advertising (concept) or Skool. I decided to try out the skool thing but didn't really see the value in it until I saw that classic Hormozi photo. There was this concept thrown around, Growth Operating. I had some cool connections and people I knew in my network that I thought "Hey, you could do well at this online community thing" I landed a few people in the next couple weeks of February and started to learn everything I could about skool. I watched videos, podcasts and obsessed over every single thing you could do on skool. The thing with all of this though is that I wasn't making much money. I didn't really hit my first $1000 until about 3 months into skool. Then everything changed. I was awake at 2:30am in the morning when I had this crazy idea to launch a community called GIF (thanks @Goose Dunlavey for the push, I love u) the idea was to build a community just for the memes. So instead of doing something that actually took me from broke to staying afloat, I went more in the rears. (classic I know) GIF took off. Members started joining every day, sometimes 2 members would join, that cha-ching was ringing and I coudln't be happier. But you wanna know who wasn't happy? Everyone around me because I kept telling them "This is going to change my life just stick with me on this". Was posting GIFs really going to change my life? probably not but I just had this utter belief something good was going to come of it. So I stayed broke and stayed stupidly commited to making skool work. GIF got the attention of the people I looked up to, the people who ran skool. It was one of the first communties that proved you could quite literally build a community around any niche topic and if you spoke about it, people would come. I held the party, people showed up. It was my first a-ha moment with skool.