Welcome to the Family & Relationships table! These are the people who will help you build and repair your relationships with family, your partner and friends. You can check the cafeteria for other cliques. Here are the seats: - @Ken Hyra helps husbands who are ready to reconnect their relationship with their wives at The Relationship Reset Lab - @Nat Carey helps dads in their first decade go from maxed out and not coping to building a strong life and family at Dads with Purpose - @Keith Berg will help you build a different connection with your children in just 20 minutes a day with Family Video Game Library - @Cathal Fahy is helping men overcome performance anxiety in the bedroom by rewiring the mind–body connection with Intimacy Rewired - @Minoo Shinde is a Master Life Coach helping moms get preteens-teens to listen & open up—without yelling at The Mom Huddle - @Abigail Ringger is a Wife, mom, self-publishing author, and printables creator. You can check her work at: https://www.rockofagespublishing.com/ - @Max Orlewicz helps teen sons (of single parents) from slipping away socially and emotionally by replacing social media with social skills & confidence at Lighthouse Sons - @Josef Sandling helps fathers who want to step up. Not just in the gym. But in how they live, lead, and show up for their family. Check it out: Strong Father Community - @Wendy Venema helps overstimulated moms feel lighter & calmer. Creator of Motherhood Unfiltered at Motherhood Unfiltered

https://minooshinde.com/ I like to get the feedback if moms of preteens and teens would find the content compelling to try my community. I know I have not explicitly mentioned Preteens-Teens yet, apart from that I am just curious if the content will land for them.

A common roast I give here is a very frequent mistake for people and that I also made when I joined skool. They focus too much on what they are providing inside and not enough on what the members will be doing. If you're focusing on what you're providing, if you're centering your skool on you and your content, you're not building a community. You're just using skool as a funnel to sell your infoproducts and services. And that's not wrong, it's just underusing the potential of this platform. So how are you giving incentives for people to engage inside your space? Here are some ways you can do it: - Competitions, challenges, gamification - Support - Shoutouts - Exposure opportunities - Accountability - Regular live events (where people do more than just listen to you) - Posts for people to have fun and know eachother - Feedback (the whole premisse of this community) I always take those points into consideration when I'm sharing a community idea. Those are some of the things that makes the community feel less like a funnel where people can just consume and ditch and more like an exciting place where people can keep coming back to.

- What is the paid offer? - Who is it for? - How much do you charge for it? No freebies allowed! - No community membership, go directly to the offer. - Post links if you'd like.

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.