Struggling to explain what your Skool is actually about? Drop your current About page headline / first line below and I’ll tell you: 1. Is it clear WHO it’s for? 2. Is the outcome SPECIFIC enough? 3. Would I keep reading? Your first line needs to answer: “Is this for me, and why should I even care?” If it doesn’t do that quickly, people click away before they even see what's INSIDE your community.

I’m trying to figure out how to best organise our new Skool 101 & template library. Could you please vote on what makes the most sense to you? P.S. see the attached pic for context! P.P.S. Upgrade to premium with our founding member rate to lock in just $9/mo and get access to all our classroom resources (including this one!) ✨

I just added something new to Premium! Skool 101 Course + Template Library Inside you'll find: ✅ Case Study: 0 to 500 Members in 3 Weeks — the full breakdown of how I grew this community (my exact traffic sources, engagement strategy, auto DM system, and how I monetized) ✅ Template Library (plus real examples from this community!) - About Page - Welcome DM - Welcome Post - Ad Copy - Milestone Post - Wins Post - Industry Update Post - Member Research Post - New Resource Announcement - Affiliates (Thanking) Grab them, tweak them, make them yours. This is just the start. The library will keep growing as I add more examples every week (I've got 100+ in mind right now) Premium members have instant access. 👉 Check it out in the Classroom >>

What's the ONE thing you find yourself writing (or needing to write) over and over again for your Skool? Posts? Welcome DM? Your About page? Something else? Drop it below... I'm creating something and I want to make sure it's ACTUALLY helpful! 🥰

Relieved! Weirdly, yes, relieved. While I do like having a little flame next to my name (it's fun, OK). I actually felt a sense of relief when I just noticed (like 5mins ago) that I lost it yesterday. 2 activities short. But I feel happy because when I look back on yesterday, I was... - with my kids - watching a fun show with my husband - cooking a delicious dinner - literally not thinking about making sure I hit "10 activities for the day" This may not mean anything to many people. But I don't actually work every single day, at the moment. I have 3 kids under 4. Life is pretty unpredictable. And I'm in a mix of mum & work mode a lot of the time. So it feels kind of... nice... to lose the flame. Now I don't have any weird pressure to keep it up. I'm sure I'll get competitive again (with myself, lol) and try to get it back. But for now, I'm good. 😅 Curious: Have you ever got the flame then lost it?