Warm client lead intentionally brought to you. For entrepreneurs/freelancers in different industries (media & marketing, virtual assistants, Home services, landscaping, recreation, hospitality, skilled trades) to promote their businesses and help each other make needed connections. I highlight certain posts, businesses, and wins in the community giving additional exposure. Currently $10/month. https://www.skool.com/revidea-4655/about

I am bout to switch my community to a paid membership. I am curious to see what you all think about my About Page since that will be the only visibility into the community without paying for membership. Should i add a short video demo or do a talking one. Open to all thoughts and suggestions. https://www.skool.com/flip-florida-lien-investing-5588/about

Custom Designed Training - now available One of things that I want to do here is offer custom training based upon what you are working on or may need some help with. It could be short term or long term. We can have a call to discuss what your needs might be. To kick this off, I want to offer four 30 min slots to anyone that is interested in trying it out. This will be at no cost for the next week. The offer ends on 04.17.2026 Follow the link to the classroom to learn more about it. Book a discovery call and let's get started. https://calendly.com/aecdesign/30min -------------------------------------- So bad I couldn't give it away for free😅 I also included a video with it. I know it's all kinds of bad and have already started to rethink and repackage it. It has the "weak and unsure" messaging that we talked about before. It's niche, but the roasting can be applied to giving training to anything.

What is the different between Roast my Short Content and Roast my Short Lesson? This is a marketing community. Most people here are doing content to attract leads. So if you use "roast my content", we will judge like you're using this content to attract people to your work. This new category is different. People will roast you on the quality of the teaching you're trying to pass on. You can post stuff that you made to teach inside your community, posts that got deleted from Skoolers because they were thought leader posts, or just insights you want to share and start a discussion on. You can also use polls, as long as they are used for enhancing the discussion, not market research (save those for poll mondays). It can also be a short video, not just text. Be aware that this is a roasting community. So you will be met with fire on it, not just validation and compliments. I'll also submit any lessons and insights I want to share for roasting, instead of posting them as Admin posts, and you will be able to earn points for roasting them. Here are some of the possible roasting points for lessons: - Are my teaching methods clear? Are you able to understand what I'm saying or am I complicating things too much? - Is this lesson valuable? Or is it just obvious stuff that everybody knows? - Do you disagree with any point I made? Is the information misleading? Am I oversimplifying things that should be discussed in deeper details? - Is it pleasant to read? Or did you get bored midway through? - Also notice the "Short" in the category. People should not spend more than 5 minutes reading, watching your lesson. Micro learning is the way. I'll be checking the posts on "Roast my Short content" and also some of my Admin posts and recathegorizing them if they fit here. 🎁 BONUS: If you teach something that is valuable for people building their online businesses and communities and if I like it enough, I'll add your post to the classroom at Roasty High Skool, so people will be able to learn from you at any time. Your short lessons can include a link to your full course/community/channel/social media.

In my experience, and from the experience of other skoolers I talked to, they are the worst people to show it. Specially if they are not entrepeneurs themselves. They will either discourage us, saying we are wasting our time, or say that they don't get it. Or they will show fake excitement, say they will follow up with you and than nothing, only excuses. Even when you provide a service that you know that they will need they will prefer going with a more popular choice. That seems like an universal thing from the conversations I had, not something exclusive from brazilian culture. That's why I love Skool so much. I'm finally finding people who are genuinely interested in what I'm building. And I'm building a space where you can get real feedback, real insights. No sugar coating, no fake excitement. Just a community of people helping eachother and keeping it real!