Queijo Coalho is a brazilian non melting cheese that you typically find in Brazilian beaches sold roasted on a stick. It's one of my favorite beach treats. By the way, the competition or the Roaster of the Week is still very easy. If you want to win, 3 good roasts are enough to get you from 0 to top. Tomorrow the winner will be announced and get a pinnes promotion post at the top for a whole week, as well as having that post in my classroom at the trophy case. @Ruben Plasmeijer was the first winner and months after he won he still got members from here. Next week the month is over and all of the top roasters will be back to the competition. 🔥 So are you roasting today?

Personal branding is awesome, but it's not for everyone. And those who say you need to show your face in order to succeed are spreading a fake myth. @Adal Bueno grew a LinkedIn page to over 215k followers without showing his face or making regular posts. And he is showing how he did it Faceless Founders. He has the biggest brazilian page for talking about geting jobs abroad. It's all about method. Build your brand the right way and people will join it without having to see your face. Want to have a sneak peak on his method? Check the Invisible by Design course in my classroom!

You can use AI to make it easier. Have fun. Feel free to link your stuff while doing it. Mine: Respectful roasts that spark real growth, Winners rise and take the crown, Praised and pinned where they’re seen all around.

I guide solopreneurs to build a business without pretending to be someone they're not. That's the gap I found doing the Day 1 exercise. The exercise asks for 3 things: - The operator - The painful number - And the broken mechanism The operator came quickly. Solopreneurs with real expertise who tried the content game and felt wrong doing it. Not lazy. Not afraid. Just not themselves. The broken mechanism was also clear. Personal visibility. Daily content. A personal brand that turns a specialist into a content machine. The painful number was harder. And honestly I didn't find it yet, maybe you can help me in the comments. The framework asks for a metric — hours wasted, revenue lost, conversion rate. I kept looking for data, but I fell that the real number in this gap isn't in a spreadsheet. It could be hours per week lost to content that never converts or maybe the years building an audience that doesn't translate into revenue. It could be the slow realization that the model asks you to perform daily just to stay visible. For some people, the most painful number is how long they spent being someone else before they stopped. That's not always measurable, I feel. Ah, I chose "guide" over "help" deliberately. Invisibl3 is not a course you consume. It is a system you execute. My role here is not to teach — it is to share my findings and learnings and guide you through the same path I'm walking. Maybe you can help me on finding the painful number? ✌️

I made a few category name changes to make this community more intuitive. First of all, for some people it was not clear that in order to be roasted, people don't need to subscribe to you. They will roast your about page/home page. Not the member experience of being inside your community, or the user experience of using your app. They can do that if they want, but it's not mandatory. The rule of thumb is: People shoudn't need to spend more than 5 minutes checking your stuff in order to roast it! So content roast requests are also now requests for short content. Also submit one request at once. One community, one profile, one idea. Not a wall of links. I'll let it pass sometimes, but know that people will get more lazy if you give too much to review at once. And there is a new category: Roast my Ad! Here is an overview of how the categories work now: - Roast my Skool About Page: Just submit a link to your about page. Or the text of it, if you don't want people to click on it and damage your convertion rate. Be aware that a lot of times people will get interested in your community while roasting it and actually subscribe to it. - Roast my Site Home Page: That can apply to any website you have. Portfolio, Landing Page for services/apps/products, ecommerce stores and etc. People will review your website home page, not the app itself or the website in it's entirety. If you don't make it clear what you sell at your home page, your website has a problem. - Roast my Short Content / Design: This is the most broad category, but you need to keep it short. People shoudn't have to spend more than 5 minutes reading your text, listening or watching your piece of content to review it. Make it digestable. You can use it to post your VSL, slides for about page or copy if you want more specific and targeted reviews of your community about page. - Roast My Profile: You can use it to any profile you have as long as it's SFW. Skool profile, linkedin, instagram and etc. People will roast your picture, description and etc. Not review every post on it. - Roast my Business Idea: The business was added to make it more specific to this community. You can use it to get feedback on any business idea you have but did not implement yet. Make it short and straight to the point. - Roast My Sales Pitch: Use it to any campaign, copy, social media post of something you intend to use to convince people to buy something from you. Even a DM template can apply. - Roast my Ad: new category, similar to roast my sale pitch, but including things you don't necesarely charge for. Posts/copies/videos for people to join your community, subscribe to your email newsetter, or just paid traffic ads can apply. - Roast my Short Lesson: Unlike roast my content, this one you will get roasted on how well you are teching something, not the marketing aspects of a roast. - Poll Mondays: Every monday you can make polls. Full details here!