Most consultants and freelancers aren’t. But that’s exactly what the model demands. Post every day, stay visible, feed the algorithm. Build your personal brand. Show up — or get forgotten. It works until you stop. Until you burn out. Until you realize the business only exists when you perform. I built a 215K LinkedIn company page and a 2K+ Skool community without posting as myself once. No face. No personal brand. Just a clear problem and infrastructure around it. Now I’m doing it again — live, from zero, inside a free 7-day sprint. I’m building the infrastructure that runs without me. In public. Right now. Come build yours with me. Coming back to topic: do you feel comfortable dancing on TikTok for whatever reason?

Forget about improving your community with constructive feedback, getting promoted and building valuable relationships. That was never the point of Roast & Promote. No no no. It has always been about sharing fire themed gifs. There are so many great ones! That's what Skool is all about. Gifs, gifs, gifs! Show me some of them! Let's burn!

Improve your community with helpful roasts. Join Roast and Promote, a place where you can roast and get roasted on your website, community, profile, content or ideas. Best roasters get celebrated and have a pinned post for a whole week. I'm giving premium access to the first 50 members. Premium members are allowed to promote themselves after doing a roast. So you can point out the flaws at someone's work and offer yourself as a solution. How neat is that? I just got started, but if you go there and submit, your post won't be ignored. If you want a detailed review of your stuff and also help others join Roast and Promote

The best way to learn is not by just passively consuming content. That's a very small and increseangly less important part of it, as information is getting more and more accessible. We learn more by interacting, facing problems and putting things into practice. That's why Plan Your Tech is taking this structured learning experiences through action oriented posts, that you can follow in the classroom. So it's not about just consuming. It's about taking action, interacting, asking questions, getting feedback at your work and celebrating your wins. The Community Basics Bootcamp goes over everything I learned about community building, not only here, but by managing communities in different platforms for big influencers for over 2 years now. The Social Presence and Process Optimization ones are made for those who want to get their online businesses to another level, by being everywhere they can and automating and improving their process while doing that. In addition to that, you can contribute to our community by sharing your expertize. @Altaf Sayyed is hosting a cours about SEO, that you can check here. The course will be broken down in small, actionable posts, much like my bootcamp. He already made one post and there are more coming soon. You can arrange a free SEO check with him here. @Kevin Mwithiga is very active at Plan Your Tech and we're already talking about organizing a similar learning experience around design. if you want to share any expertize you have here and become a featured expert in my community to help people thrive in their business using technolog the right way, reach out to me here or in the DMs so we can organize a collaboration opportunity and turn this community into the number 1 place for people to figure out their tech.

Have you ever thought you had an amazing idea that would made you rich? And than you put work into it, invest money, pour your dreams into this idea only to find out that it was doomed to fail from the start? That can happen because the idea is harder to execute than you predicted. Or because the price people would pay for it would never cover the operational costs. Or because people just don't want what you're offering and are just fine wiithout it. Or because there are already several people doing exactly what you proposing in a much better way than you ever could. The point is, before you spend all of that effort you didn't do a proper research. Tomorrow, I'll be talking about that live in @Michael Drayton "s community Learn Appsheets Together. He teaches you how to make money developing Appsheet applications, including how and where to get clients. I'm really excited for that, since both of us had a great talk, so interesting that we could already have recorded it.