Okay, @Faith Adebayo inspired me again. This is a post for premium tier members. I'll be sending notifications here. If you're on the premium tier or just curious about what this is all about, please click the 🔔 icon in the top right of this post. This is a workaround, so that I can communicate with the members on the premium plan without spamming the members on the free plan 🙏 Because personally I don't like when someone talks about something, sends me a link and then it turns out it's behind a paywall. With the tools I have available, I'll try to minimize those kinds of situations.

I did another comparison video with all the updates 🤗 If you're looking to start a Skool community get your free 14-day Skool trial here. All links in this post are referral links. Skool Hobby Plan vs Pro Plan — here's the breakdown (with the math Skool doesn't show you up front) Just posted a full comparison video going through both plan comparison screens on Skool. Wanted to share the key things here too because a few of these surprised me when I first found them. The big one nobody talks about: It's not just 10% vs 2.9% transaction fees. There's also a 30 cent per transaction fee that isn't listed on the comparison screen. So if you're running a $1 community, on the Pro plan you're actually getting about 67 cents back per member. On 1,000 members paying $1 that's around $670 — not $1,000. Worth knowing before you set your pricing. The financial tipping point: Once you're bringing in around $1,200 a month from your community or courses, the fee savings from Pro roughly cover the cost of the plan. Before that, the Hobby plan at $9/month (or even cheaper annually) is honestly a solid place to start. What you're actually giving up on Hobby: * Webinars (one-to-many broadcasting with guests — Pro only) * Affiliate program for your members (Pro only) * Unlimited admins and moderators (Hobby caps you at one) * Custom URL * Auto DMs (this one I'd say is the biggest loss if you care about onboarding) * Sidebar links * Advanced analytics (blurred on Hobby) * Suggested community ads shown to your members (competitors can show up there) What I personally stay on Pro for: Honestly it comes down to three things — the custom URL (skool.com/educate looks way cleaner than the default), the auto DMs for onboarding new members, and the sidebar links. That's it. The affiliate program and webinars are nice but I don't use them as much.

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Celebrating this win today! I'm at #300 in the money category, a very disputed one! And it took me only 3 weeks!

Hey guys, I want to share a little secret. When I have something difficult to do or something very important, I usually do those things on Fridays. Meaning, I'm usually in a more jovial spirit because the weekend is coming, and I get to do fun stuff and hang out. The is the same case for people at work as well. When I need to do something hard or difficult or that I need extra energy for, personally, I'm in a better spirit that day. I remember when I worked in a corporate office, Friday was casual day. That's when we could come in in jeans and without a tie. That put a different spirit on the whole environment. If you have something that's hard to do or very important to get a good answer from, I say give Friday a try. You Don't want to do too late in the day on Friday, though, because people want to get the hell out of there! SO...Keep that in mind. Hopefully, this inspired you to do something important or difficult on a Friday that you may have had trouble doing earlier in te week. Just make sure you put a big smile on your own face first....then make that call. Let me know what you think. PS. Some of you know that I organized parties for a living back in the day...... So when I did my parties, I did my Parties on Fridays too, and very successfully so. Because guess what? I preempted all the others. Most people would do the parties on Saturday, so doing my parties on Friday not only did I catch the good spirit of Friday, but I made sure that they came to my party before they went to theirs.