I’m new but I’m drawing on my years of experience as a school teacher and coach. Organizing a lesson to teach was the key to the instruction 40 years ago and it still is today. The best thing I did for my progress was to organize a sequence of what I wanted to ultimately accomplish. And I’m only at the 4th step, but that laid out all of my pieces so I could answer all the questions to work through the program. Plan ahead and go! Hope this helps somebody…….

Most of us joined Skool to start our own community. Our own space to share, build, and do what we love. And I think is great, but when you’re just starting out, it helps to first learn what it feels like to be a member. Learn what it’s like to be guided, so you can learn how to guide others. Lets not skip the steps. Let’s help you find communities where you can be a member first, so you can grow into a great leader later. Drop a comment below with what you’d love to learn, and we’ll point you to the perfect community for it 👇

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I"m amazed how fast your can create if you are ready to answer the questions. I'm glad I took a couple of hours to layout my roadmap on paper first..then computer.... and then AI..