Have you ever opened your Skool community, looked at all the members, and wondered why so few people were actually talking? You've created the content. You've posted the questions. You've tried to keep the energy going. And sometimes, it feels like you're having a conversation with yourself. 😅 Here's something I've come to believe: building a community isn't just about getting people through the door. It's about creating relationships, encouraging participation and helping people feel they belong. But here's another thing I've learned… You need people who understand the journey you're on, too. People who know what it's like to build from scratch, experiment with ideas and keep showing up when growth feels slow. That's one of the reasons I created Skool Nexus — a place for Skool community owners to share ideas, explore collaborations and learn from people who are building communities themselves. Because sometimes, you don't need another course. You just need someone who understands Skool to say, "I've been there. Try this." ❤️ If you're building a Skool community, what has been harder for you: attracting members or getting them involved? I'd love to hear your experience.