Where are you in your Skool journey right now? 👀 Have you: 🟢 Already launched your community? 🟡 Building it behind the scenes? 🔵 Still deciding whether Skool is the right platform? 🟣 Growing members and looking to scale? Disclaimer: Noticed a few typos. You get the point.

Whether you’ve introduced yourself before or you’ve been quietly hanging out in the background… this is your moment. 👉 What to Do Introduce yourself in the comments and share: - Who you are - What you do for a living — not a full pitch, just context - What you personally love, value, or geek out on - What lights you up about being here Important: ❌ No links in this post, please. ✔️ We want to get to know you — the human behind the work. 👉 Then Take a Minute to Connect After you introduce yourself: - Scroll through the comments - See who’s here - Reply directly to at least one person - Share encouragement, resonance, or something you noticed in their intro This community is exploding with new members over the next month — this is your chance to be visible, build relationships, and get rooted in the room. Let’s meet you. Re-introduce yourself or share for the first time.We’re excited to know who’s here. 💛

When @Christine Vabre first came to me, she was doing what so many online business owners believe they have to do. She was creating content for Facebook.Growing her Skillshare audience.Driving traffic to her website.Trying to keep multiple platforms alive—all while teaching watercolor and serving her students. Like many entrepreneurs, she was working hard to stay visible. But visibility wasn't the problem. Her business was spread too thin. Over the past year, Christine made one powerful shift: 𝗦𝗵𝗲 𝗯𝗲𝗰𝗮𝗺𝗲 𝗦𝗸𝗼𝗼𝗹-𝗳𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁. Instead of trying to send people everywhere, she started sending everyone to one place—her community. That single decision completely changed the way she runs her business. Today, 80% of the members joining her community come directly from Skool. Think about that for a moment. Instead of constantly chasing attention with endless content creation, the platform is bringing qualified people to her. That means she spends far less time marketing and far more time doing what she's truly passionate about—helping people discover the joy of watercolor. But the biggest transformation wasn't just where her members came from. It was what happened once they arrived. Without distracting ads, algorithms, or competing notifications, Christine is able to build trust much faster. Her students get to know her. They engage. They stay. They experience her teaching instead of simply scrolling past another social media post. And when trust grows... Sales follow. Christine shared that nurturing people inside her community has led to roughly four times the sales she experienced with her previous business model. That's what happens when you stop renting attention on social media and start building relationships inside a community you own. My favorite part of Christine's story isn't the sales, though. 𝗜𝘁'𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗹𝗶𝗳𝗲𝘀𝘁𝘆𝗹𝗲. Today she's running a thriving business while working just 25–30 hours a week. Instead of living on the content treadmill, she's spending her time where she creates the greatest impact—supporting her students, growing her community, and doing work she genuinely loves.

Wondering what Chrome extension works with Skool to be able to schedule posts in advance and automate DM’s, etc.

Hi Brenda and community, I had a member request which I accepted. It sounded like someone who was looking for me to buy something from him, and I was alerted from Skool with big red lettering High Spam. But I accepted anyway. And turned around the leading question into one of engagement for my own community. I know what's going on here, but I wanted to play around and see what could happen. I don't know. The member was all about how I felt about my community engagement. And so I invited this member to look around in my community and tell me what resonated with him. The answer was very thoughtful, could have been AI, and I appreciated it. Of course, it could be AI, probably was. But I'm choosing just to see, especially since my community is so quiet, though quietly building. What are your thoughts?