Your phone is one of the most-used tools in your business. What's currently on your lock screen or home screen? • Family photo? • Favorite quote? • Your business logo? • A community QR code? • Something else? Drop a screenshot below (if you're comfortable sharing it) and tell us what it means to you. 👇

Tomorrow’s live event has been moved to 3 PM CST (Chicago time) ⏰ We’ll be talking about using QR codes to grow your Skool community IRL — including flyers, networking, affiliate links, and simple ways to turn scans into members. 📲🔥

Huge welcome to the incredible dads joining us from Skool Dads! Led by the powerhouse duo @Ryan Carnohan and @Brian Walsh, alongside an incredible crew including @Michael McNeley , @Chris Coulter , @Liam Lebeter , @Pat Smith , and @James Traub , Bio Builders is excited to have you here ! Skool Dads is more than just a group… it’s a movement of fathers committed to becoming stronger leaders, better men, and more intentional dads while building meaningful communities that create real-world impact. Skool Dads is all about: ✅ Dads building Skool communities together ✅ Sharing wins, lessons, and real conversations ✅ Holding each other accountable ✅ Creating stronger families and stronger futures ✅ Multiplying IMPACT together 🚀 Ryan and Brian have built something special — a brotherhood where dads support dads, push each other to grow, and lead with purpose both online and at home. We’re honored to have all of you here and excited to collaborate, connect, and build alongside such an amazing community of leaders and fathers. Drop a comment below, introduce yourselves, and let’s give the Skool Dads crew a massive welcome! 👏🔥

A lot of people ask how I keep my green activity green and keep the 🔥 flame icon next to my name. Here’s my simple trick… I know exactly when my “Skool day” resets. For me, it changes at 7 PM Chicago time. So most days, I intentionally stop responding between about 3 PM – 7 PM. That’s my time to go for a walk, make dinner, and unplug a little. Then after 7 PM, I jump back into Skool, check notifications, reply to people, engage in the community, and hitting 10+ activities becomes easy. The best part? No matter what happens tomorrow… I’m already green BEFORE the day even starts. 🔥 It takes the pressure off completely and makes consistency way easier.

A lot of people try to save money by sticking with the Hobby plan. I went the opposite direction—and it’s one of the best decisions I’ve made for growth. Here’s why 👇 1. The Affiliate Program Is My #1 Growth Driver I offer a 40% recurring commission to anyone who refers a member. That alone turns my community into a distribution engine. Right now, I’m already earning $26/month in affiliate commissions—and that’s just getting started. No Pro plan = no affiliate program No affiliate program = no leverage This is the foundation of how I scale. 2. Sidebar Control = Monetization on Autopilot This is bigger than most people realize. With the Pro plan, I control the sidebar—and I use it very intentionally. The most important link? 👉 “Start your own Skool community” That single link is what’s driving my affiliate commissions. Every visitor becomes a potential referral. 3. Why I’m Considering Going Public (Big SEO Play) Right now, my community is private. But I’m seriously considering making it public (view-only): - Anyone can see the content - Only members can engage Why? Because this turns my community into an SEO asset. More indexed pages = more organic traffic More traffic = more people clicking my affiliate links More clicks = more recurring commissions It’s a compounding effect. Bottom Line: I’m not just building a community. I’m building: - A traffic engine - A referral engine - And a long-term recurring revenue stream Pro gives me the tools to do all three. Hobby doesn’t. Curious what you think… 👉 Would you keep a community private, or make it public for SEO and growth? Drop your thoughts below 👇