Choose the part of the community that brings you the most value.

Today I noticed Skool added 4 new emojis (btw whoever thought of this idea is a genius) The first one is for reaching $10k MRR, second one for $30k MRR, and third one for the "Goat" - the highest earning person on all of Skool. Personally, I think this is a great idea - it gamifies the process even more. Sam and Hormozi said they want to make business more fun, and this is part of that plan. Well done.

Here's how: I partnered with an influencer... And here's some advice for those who need it When creating your business strategies for backend/marketing, etc., keep it very simple and be prepared for it to constantly change (change is not a bad sign; it means you're doing something). Otherwise, you will limit your options in the inevitable randomness and chaos of the world (Coca-Cola started as a pharmaceutical company; do you think they planned to end up where they are now?). Every piece of information creates a new, more informed perspective on moving forward and making decisions, unlike when you started planning with no idea of what lay ahead or what could happen. I think strategies are cool, but trial and error is how the money is made. Become a tinkerer who is constantly experimenting & innovating (and breaking things behind the scenes, of course too). Always begin by seeing what's working for others. Don't reinvent the wheel, but I see so many people trapped in keeping knowledge domain-specific. Try the "cousin" of something, see what's working, and identify other domains where that knowledge could transfer. This is particularly useful when finding a good niche for creator outreach. Observe what niche is making money and then find the "cousin" of that niche that is untapped. Be relentless in your outreach in that blue ocean you just discovered. Working with a creator is like a symbiotic relationship, I like to think. You are partners leveraging different skills to create extreme leverage. One plus one does not equal two when you have leverage; it equals 100. This results in making a lot of money and helping tons of people. I am the tinkerer solving problems and creating ways to leverage their content and turn it into cash flow, using mostly the logical side of my brain. This gives the creator the freedom to just be creative their brain to make content without worrying about logistics or handling all the stuff on the backend. A creator could do it all themselves and achieve about 5-10% of the results they would otherwise, because there is a ton of work on the backend and many things to manage and know.

Sup guys! Just hit a cool milestone with Skool. Here are 3 things I love about Skool: 1. Community - there’s a heavy emphasis on community and my members love it. 2. Gamification - when you get this right the community is awesome without you. 3. All In One - with community, courses, and calls in one area it’s easy to have active members. Those alone make Skool an amazing platform. I could spend an hour writing out a list of every feature I love, but less is more. But that doesn’t mean I’m showing up empty handed… There’s one thing I love about Skool the most: And that’s the ability to create an amazing product. It’s the one thing that has led to most of our growth. We have a product that’s so good, members share it with their friends. Without the 3 things above, building an amazing product would be very difficult. Quick formula for ya before I sign off: Great Product x (Ascensions + Continuity) = 🚀 Thank you @Sam Ovens and the team, Brady 🫡 P.S. there’s no screenshot bc money is between like 4-5 different processors.