The $10,000/month Skool Checklist This post contains a checklist. If you complete the checklist you will make money on Skool. This is for you if you haven't made $1 on Skool yet. ☐ = action step. To tick off the checklist, duplicate this Google Doc. Don't skip steps. --- 1. How to play ☐ Watch the video “1. How to play” or read below You make money on Skool by getting people to join your paid Skool group. You can make $10,000/month (+ more) from your group. Your job is to get people to find your group, and make it good so people want to join. The Skool games has a leaderboard, ranked by New Monthly Recurring Revenue (New MRR). The prize for top 10 on the leaderboard is to spend 1-day with Hormozi in Vegas. Because it’s ‘New MRR’, not just ‘MRR’, everyone starts on $0 every month. This means if you don’t win this month, you could win next month (with lessons learned this month). If you don’t make the top 10, but you still want to learn from Hormozi and the winners, you unlock the 1-day recordings when you get just 3 paid members. --- 2. Make it fun ☐ Watch the video “2. Make it fun” or read below The first rule of The Skool Games is “have fun”. Successful entrepreneurs view business like a game, and love playing it. Make it more fun by finding a friend, or partnering with someone with a complementary skill-set. ☐ Make at least one comment or post in the community. Don’t be shy --- 3. Designing your business ☐ Watch the video “3. Designing your business” or read below Your first decision is “who is my group for?” Many overcomplicate this, but it’s simple. Just pick people with a shared interest, goal, or problem with you. Make a group you selfishly wish existed. Scratch your own itch. Spend max 48 hours on this decision. ☐ Decide who your group is for ☐ Fill in the blank: “My group is for ______” You no longer need to be an expert to make money online. If you are an expert, great. If you’re not, crowdsource knowledge from your group. Find people similar to you, then make progress together. Or bring experts into your community.