DWYK Ch. 9 - “Surround yourself with action-takers, not excuse-makers. Connect with people who stretch you, challenge you, and hold you accountable. If you’re always the most driven person in the room, you’re in the wrong room.” So thankful to be a part of this community and the Quantum Results community. You guys make it easier to be my best each day!

You’re seeing the early stages of something we’ve been building intentionally. Several Skool communities are now connected through a shared tokenization project on Algorand. Each community remains independent, but members can benefit from learning, activity, and contribution across aligned ecosystems. Communities in this phase: • Evolve Now Socialhttps://doingwhatyouknow.com/ens • AAA Wealth Buildershttps://doingwhatyouknow.com/AAA • Doing What You Knowhttps://doingwhatyouknow.com/skool • NMI Connection Creator Academyhttps://doingwhatyouknow.com/NMIAcademy This isn’t about speculation. It’s about participation, education, and long-term value. You’re early. Stay curious.

I am Anders Hasselroth from Sweden. A person striving to avoid the grind and helping others "do their thing" since the 80s. That feels meaningful and fun. It can also be very lucrative. We all know more than others in certain areas. Let's apply and share such knowledge globally.

Welcome @Anders Hasselroth and @Glenn Bradshaw to the community! Please introduce yourselves to the group. Let us know where you're from and what you expect to gain from the community.

I'm fine with creating rules and guidelines to start something. They are my rules. But when it comes to changing them, and that has an impact on others, I don't like to just jump in and make those changes. Here's a situation that just came up in regards to one aspect of earning tokens. As you know, I am rewarding anyone who invites someone to the community with 50 DWYK tokens immediately. And I love doing that. But, in light of something that happened today, I'm thinking about modifying that a bit, and that's the point of this poll. I hope to get lots of input from you. What happened? Someone invited someone into the community and I rewarded them for it. 48 hours later, the person they invited left the community. In skool lingo, that is known as a "Churn", which hurts community ranking. Now, I know that the inviter had no idea the invitee would join and leave. We can't control that. People do join and some leave. At the same time, I would like to limit this as much as possible. What change, if any, do you think we should make to the reward system in regards to inviting someone to the community? Thanks for your input!