I doubt I'm the only one who's experienced this when you started your first business Some of the people closest to you, that you thought for sure, "they've got my back, they'll support me" turned out to be your biggest critics... When I launched my first business, I had people in my close family that were perfect client avatars, who wouldn't support me and instead purchased from my competitors I could hypothesize about why, but honestly the "why" doesn't matter Just the other day, I got a DM from someone who saw my post on another creators story, reached out and bought my program after one convo....💸 I have certainly had some incredible support from a couple people in my close circle...and I've learned that sometimes the best family, is chosen family Skool is like that....we have constant feedback, encouragement, creative ideas, and access absolute experts in building communities...but most of all, everyone here believes in each other Cheesy but true 🧀 The thing about strangers is, they don't put you in a box. They don't have an idea of who they want you to be, and they don't put limitations on you

Summer 2024. Who's in? 👇

Its still kindof a secret for some reason. So lets change that right gaddamn now, ⭐️ Your final form on skool will be having 3 communities ⭐️ BUT, that is NOT how you begin. Read that twice, doode. So chill out, and slow tf down. 99% of us will start this way: 1. Open free community 2. Put ALL of your damn value in that bad boy. ALL! 3. People will ask for more 4. Open Low Ticket/High Ticket Community I recommend going for a LT community second. However I won Skool Games by going straight to HT. Whatever you decide, after people LOVE your second community, Its time for your third. So when power level is finally over 9000 here is what your 3 communities will look like: 1. Free 2. Low Ticket 3. High ticket It may not help you immediately, But if skool is a part of your future, it will help you, absolutely. Youre fuckin welcome.

Can you create different pricing tiers in the same community ?