congratulations to @Katrina Wright!!!! EPICC

We all remember walking into a new school, scared as hell and all alone. We looked out at the sea of unfamiliar faces and we will never forget that face that smiled back. Sokol isn’t much different your first day. I came here knowing I wanted to start a community so I joined The Skool Yard so I wouldn’t be going in blind. Ends up I didn’t have to go in alone either. @Jack Robinson aka Charlie West bounced up in my DMs with a juice box and the recess monitors whistle asking,“wanna be friends?” This kid has knowledge out the ass, but he has even more heart. He teaches a great beginners class called The Sprint (why my group is functioning) but gets the value of slow living and real human connections. I’m old enough to be his mama, but still consider him one of my mentors.

One of the best damn things that happened to me in Skool was finding The Skoolyard. I knew I was here to start a community, but really didn’t know where or how to start. No sooner had I pressed “join” than @Jack Robinson was in my DMs asking what my goals were, how I planned to reach them, how The Yard could help. He didn’t even try to sell me anything (what the fuck?!), but I did jump at the chance to part of Class Zero for the Sprint. I can tell, you…it completely set me up for success. One of the hardest parts of online entrepreneurship is knowing how to offer my product (me) with confidence. Coming out of the sprint, I know what is going to be in my premium level and how I will market it and I have an outline for a paid course. I also have written goals and a timeline for success. If you give yourself anything this holiday season, give yourself The Sprint.

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