First off welcome @Jordan Reynolds . The big mistake people make Is choosing something they “think people will pay for.” Instead think of the problem you are qualified to solve based on these 3 factors: • You’ve done it • You have proof your advice works • You love it and want to do it regardless of $$ When you create a great offer with those components it becomes not only self-explanatory but also you get more referral-based members.

FYI a couple of the most Skool Games winners and overall all-time top MRR Skool groups are in the health category.

Welcome @Anthony Thompson. Your community will work best if you are teaching one specific skill or process to solve the problem you are solving. • one problem • one person • process Clarity and specificity is the key to a great offer. If you want to brainstorm on this, book your free business strategy call included with your membership.

@Losha Soriano loved Tom & Jerry

@Lucinda Cox

We will use ChatGPT to help us figure out what problem you can solve. Looking forward to our call.

Alex the best place to start is having clarity about ✅ what problem you solve ✅ who you solve it for ✅ how you solve it - the chronological process If you need help figuring that out, book a business strategy call with me.