I thought it would be interesting to see what some of you would do if you had to start your community over from scratch. I’d def be more focussed on networking from the start and less focused on building first 😂 I’d also go straight in with a specific idea. I don’t feel bad about all my mistakes. They are pretty time consuming though. Im hoping this post can help us all gain some great insights. So if you had to, or if you have already had to start again from scratch, what are the main things you’re doing differently this time and why?

Just a quick congratulations to @Corinna Smith for giving your everything , you are a worthy Blitz contender! Can't wait for the team results to come out. I think Feathered Fusion is still in with a good chance as a team. Whatever the outcome, thanks for being my partner in this @Sandra Pilarczyk , we did our best. Happy Super Blitz everyone! Back to work for me 😁

When I first joined - I didn’t get this community. Everyone was so much ❤️🌈🔥🤣😎! But then I got to know people. @Ossie Osmond @Pradeep Jayatilaka @James Humecky and I already knew @Kai Cerar - who actually made me aware of this community 🤣 My advice. Have fun. Connect. Learn and support each other like always ❤️

It's painful... And not just because of the effort it takes to achieve it, But because of the underlying story, Because of what it means to have given up, And the harsh reality that the outside world doesn't care what happens inside; it just keeps turning. If I fall three times, I get up four. Now it's time to recover: good habits, rhythm, and that stupid little flame. 🔥

How would you strategically use testimonials from an in-person service business to market an online community? Would you: Repurpose the testimonials directly? Extract themes and create case studies? Create a bridge message between the physical transformation and the online transformation? Something else? I'm trying to show people that while I can't physically work on them online, I may be able to help them achieve many of the same outcomes if they're willing to do the work. Would love to hear how other service providers have successfully made that transition