@Jennifer Rassbach totally agree!

@Jenny Rader-Bakos

@Jenny Rader-Bakos

Happy Anniversary @Heather Boers For someone who does not do soppy, I was impressed by your pure no fuff definition of love: "9 years of choosing each other every single day… even on the days when we really, really don’t like each other... and on the days that we do." - Love is a choice, and not just a feeling! We're coming to our 24th year on the 9th June

@Heather Boers That's the beauty of it. We forget those episodes cause we know it's temporary. The truth is that they get less as you grow older together; only because you realise that the choice was made a long time ago so all you can do is make the best of it!

@Heather Boers Me too

@Miri Campbell You're going to be amazed. It's an amazing caring community. To be fair, @Heather Boers introduced me and made me a pinterester

@Faith Christiansen It was worse than wrong in my opinion. Made Skool sound like... a Fraternity / a "cool" boys club, and everyone else an outsider. And anyone who doesn't fit into the boys club / the specific mould will be laughed at. There was laughter from the background. It's good to be light hearted and joke around but not at the expense of someone who is suggesting a way to improve your platform to make you more money. What's worse for me is that they picked on one of the most amazing women in here, who is always on the go, always supporting others, always promoting people's skool communities. I expect better from the boys who want this platform to be taken seriously. As someone who have been raving about Skool, was shocked at their response. You owe the lady an apology!

@Faith Christiansen You're absolutely right. The is the message that I posted. Their response will say a lot about the people in the helm of this platform. Everyone can make a mistake; it's how you respond to your mistakes that counts. @Andrew and @Sam, I think you got this one badly wrong. Heather’s question was thoughtful, constructive, and clearly written in good faith. She was not attacking the platform. She was offering a suggestion that could improve Skool for everyone and, in the long run, probably help the business too. What disappointed me is that you chose to feature the question, despite having had the opportunity to review it beforehand, and then responded in a way that felt dismissive and disrespectful. If you did not want to engage with it, you could simply have left it out. But once you chose to put it forward publicly, it deserved a fair reading and a respectful answer. The tone, and the laughter in the background, made it feel worse. It gave the impression of an inner circle laughing off a genuine contribution from someone who was trying to help. Heather is one of the most supportive people in this community. That is not the standard I would expect from people leading a platform that many of us have spoken highly of. Heather deserved a more careful and respectful response. An apology would be the right response here.