This just came up in convos that people collect some really cool things. Some things for sentimental reasons and some because they are worth money. The item we were talking about were the old school lunchboxes that have become collector items. So, what do you collect? And why? I collect essential oils 🤣 or I have a large collection of them that I use! And I collect books ... someday I will read them!

Skool's discovery page sent me members while I wasn't looking. I don't fully understand why, so I'm asking. Quick context: I've run a BookTok account for years and finally decided to monetize it the obvious way — a book club here on Skool. Made content for it. Promoted it properly. Got a handful of curious clicks and basically zero signups. Then, with almost no effort on my part, member requests started coming in directly from Skool. My best guess is that people already on Skool go to discovery the way you'd go to a search bar — they're already looking for a community that solves something for them, so there's no convincing required. Meanwhile everyone I sent from TikTok had to first figure out what Skool even is before deciding whether to join. That's a much bigger ask than I realized when I was making the videos. So for August I'm running an experiment: no outside traffic at all. Just Skool. Spending real time in groups with an audience that overlaps mine (not competitors), and seeing how far Growth Boost can actually take a brand new community on its own. Which is where I need your experience — how has Growth Boost compared to traffic you drive yourself? Curious whether the people who found me through discovery stick around better than the ones I recruit, or whether that's wishful thinking on my part.

Silly question but I have a few favorite GIF's that I have NO idea where they came from. Like the one below ⤵️... and turns out this one comes from a movie that aired on ABC and actually looks like a fun one to watch with the family called "Imaginary Mary". So yay! Rabbit hole produced a fun watch! But seriously, have you? Which one was it and what did you find?

I've been following the launch of 𝗦𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗼𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗮𝗻𝘀, and they officially open their doors this weekend! A few themes that are popping up over there from the 28 owners 👀 💛 Stop waiting until you feel ready. 💛 Don't quit. 💛 Find joy every day. 💛 Do the thing you've been putting off. That feels like the kind of energy we all can appreciate! From what I've seen so far, Schooligans is bringing together people who love communities and want a place to connect, ask questions, share ideas, encourage one another, and just enjoy the journey together. Since it's launch weekend, everyone will be jumping in at the same time, which is always a fun way to experience a new community! So if you are not in yet ... you might want to grab your place in line!

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