(This is for people taking part in the challenge.) Task: Pretend you are your ideal client and write a list of at least 3 things they want. But write it as if you were them (first person). Here are my examples: - I want to be better on video - I want to learn how to structure my presentation - I want to present better - I want to attract more members - I want my members to be more engaged - I want to start creating video content - I want to look better on video - I want to be more confident on video - I want to sound better on video - I want people to join my calls Paste your sentences in the comments 👇 Once you're done here, you can move on to Day 2

Hello everyone - I’m excited to be here for discussions on all things educational. My name is Frank - I’ve been teaching post-graduate programs for over 25 years and have a YouTube channel on EdTech (Learning and Technology with Frank). I’ve been seconded for a year as the AI Lead for a large polytechnic in Canada. My interests are using technology with intention for teaching, learning, and being more productive.

I wish you a wonderful new year!

A lot of people judge a community by the sales page… But the smart buyers who are going to SPEND real money with you will do their due diligence and look at what members' experiences are like. Here are 3 quick checks a POTENTIAL member looks at before joining any online community: 💥 Member results: Are people actually improving, learning, or getting wins? 💥 Activity + support: Are conversations alive? Do members get real help? 💥 Negative patterns: One complaint means nothing… repeated complaints matter. I made a Yelp like site for online communities for this very reason! A way to display how well your community is doing to potential members! I'm looking for early users! (it's completely free, unlike Trustpilot that charges $100s+ a month) 💎Comment down below if you would be down to list your community!!!

I'm nervous... I've been talking with different people, selling them my Italian Academy and one of them it's almost there to buy. BUT I'm so nervous! Thinking "what if he'll be the only student for a whole month??? He'll be there alone, in a community with zero interaction!" What do you guys suggest I should do? Have you been there? Thanks a lot.