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Happy Holidays & Merry Christmas! 🎄🎁🎅
Thank you for your trust, passion, and drive. Your dedication to this community makes our mission possible and inspires me every day. May this season renew your spirit and fuel your dreams. I’m deeply grateful for each of you. I believe in you and whatever your dreams are. Keep pushing forward. Warmly, Alexi Drouin @Boniface G- Michael, @O R, @Sascha Born, @Stephanie Lewis, @Momme Jürgensen, @Jason Hopkinson, @Todd Flagg, @Ted Mauro, @Luis Gomez, @Anant K., @Elena Stojkovska, @Luz Alderete, @Anthony Fagan, @Anton Nentchev, @Tim Lüpke, @Michelle O'Loughlin, @Omar Elgazzar, @Jose Carlos Zavarse, @Adnan Swaleheen, @Patrick Lane, @Parker Chaney, @Cheryll Jager, @Sylvain Zyssman, @Deir Clayborne, @Torsten Blass, @Gert Leroy , @Frank Hanchar, @Nick Pauly, @Alejandro Bonilla, @Veronique Cote, @Stephanie Hetu, @Atena Pegler, @Angelica Alen, @Heather Coffin, @Luke McCarthy, @Frank Schröder, @Shaun Wade, @Accelerator University
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Happy Holidays & Merry Christmas! 🎄🎁🎅
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👉 What I’ve Learned from Building a Skool Group with 8K Members
Growing a community of 8,000+ people on Skool didn’t happen overnight. It took a lot of trial and error, consistency, and thoughtful strategy. Here are some the key lessons I’ve picked up along the way that you can apply to your own community-building journey. 1️⃣ Play to your strengths 💪 When I started, I focused on what I already knew—my core expertise: content curation. Instead of trying to become someone I wasn’t, I leaned into my own skill set. This laid a solid foundation that made it easier to engage new members and deliver genuine value. If you’re thinking about launching your own group, start with what you’re already good at. Build from there. 2️⃣ Confidence matters more than you think 👍 A big sticking point for so many of us is self-promotion. We worry about coming off as pushy or salesy. But here’s the thing: promoting what you do is simply making your community aware of solutions they need. If you genuinely believe in your offer, confidence becomes natural. It’s not bragging, it’s shining a light on how you can help. 3️⃣ Zero in on a burning problem 👌 A Skool group is more than a random assembly of people. It’s a space where specific needs should be addressed. Instead of trying to solve everything, I focused on one major problem my audience faced. Suddenly, my messages hit home. People joined because they knew exactly how I could help. That kind of clarity is a game-changer. 4️⃣ Commit fully to your path 🤝 Half-measures don’t cut it. Building a community that thrives requires consistency, quality content, and genuine interaction. I showed up regularly, replied to questions, and kept the group environment positive and constructive. Real commitment makes people feel valued—and they stick around because of it. 5️⃣ Balance your time (and keep it human) ✌️ Automation tools can help you manage a large group, but don’t turn your community into a cold, automated funnel. People still want to feel heard and seen. I used tools to handle repetitive tasks, freeing me up to have actual conversations. This human touch makes all the difference, especially once you scale past a few thousand members.
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👋 Introduce Yourself! 👈
- Where are you from? - What’s your business? - What’s your next goal? - What do you want to learn? Let’s start a great discussion! Thank you. 🙏
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🚀 How can transparency help a company in hard times?
Leila Hormozi explains that companies can grow stronger during tough times. She talks about being honest and working together. Everyone helps, and they all agree to put in extra effort. Teamwork makes them succeed. -- 🔍 Emphasize transparency to foster trust. - 🤝 Unite team effort during challenging times. - - 💪 Promote shared commitment for greater success. Navigating Tough Times Together for Success In the video "How a Company Gets Out of a Hard Time" from Leila Hormozi, if you read about companies that can come out of a hard time, the only way they're able to do it is through complete transparency and complete honesty. How could we use this as an opportunity to be a stronger company on the other side? Here's what this looks like: we all have to work nights and weekends. It's too big for it to just be like a few people or the leaders working their asses off; it needs to be the whole team. I explained at that time that these are different circumstances. We're in wartime; we're not in peacetime. Here’s the difference between wartime and peacetime. Here are all the things we're going to do differently. Here are the new expectations I have of everyone on the team. But I promise you, if we get through this, everyone will be compensated for it. They were all like, "I got you. I would go to war for you guys." They were so supportive. The reason that company is where it is now, which is growing, thriving, and doing so well, is because of that. I am a thousand percent positive that everyone really stepped up. Transparent communication builds trust. In challenging times, everyone’s effort counts, and clarity drives unity. When a team commits together, they emerge stronger and more successful. In her discussion, Leila Hormozi highlights how complete transparency and collective commitment during tough times can pave the way for resilience and growth within a company. By differentiating between "wartime" and "peacetime," she illustrates how expectations shift and the necessity for team solidarity becomes paramount. Her powerful message on fostering a culture of openness encourages leaders to instill trust and accountability among team members, promoting a collective effort that can drive innovation and problem-solving during adversity. Reflect on how transparency might create a pathway for momentum and success in your organization.
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📚 Discover Your 'Table of Contents' for Life Success
Alex Hormozi explains that the table of contents is very important in a book. It shows what is inside and helps you find the parts you want to learn. This way, you get the most value from reading. -- 📚 Prioritize the table of contents first. - ⏳ Assess your value per second wisely. - - 🔍 Focus on areas you need to learn. Unlocking Value: The Key Page Explained In the video "The Most Important Page In ANY Book" from Alex Hormozi, the most important page in the book is always the table of contents because it tells you what's the content inside the book. It also shows you how they organize the thinking process. If you're like, "Well, I kind of really understand this stuff already," you can just go to the part that you don't understand. I want to learn more about your value per second, self-imposed on a book can go way up. If they totally blow you out of the water with the thing that you're most interested in, then you can start working your way down to what was my second most important, third most important, and fourth most important. The moment the value per second becomes more redundant on stuff you already know, then it's like if my fifth most important thing I already knew a lot about and the rest of the stuff I'm less interested in, then I maximize the value of the book for me. The table of contents reveals what you need to know. It helps you focus on areas worth your time and learning. This approach maximizes your value and personal growth from every book. In his insightful presentation, Alex Hormozi illustrates the significance of knowing the essential building blocks that compose your personal and professional life. By examining the concept of a "table of contents," he urges viewers to identify key areas for growth and development, enabling a focused approach to learning and personal success. This methodology not only streamlines the process of acquiring new skills but also enhances retention and application in real-life scenarios. Reflecting on Hormozi's principles can empower you to assess your unique strengths, clarify your goals, and prioritize your journey toward success.
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