I hit 1K subs today! One video that has 20K views is what made the difference. From what I can tell about 3-4% of viewers who watched that video ended up subscribing. I went from just under 200 to 1K in one week. I was so excited to see that number I kept my analytics screen up until I hit it. I actually screen recorded it and brought my daughters in to cheer with me. 🙌 Thanks so much @Alexa Saarenoja for all the great content you've created. It has helped so much! 🥰 Like Alexa said recently, once you post 10 videos you really start to hit your stride. I think I will hit my 4K watch hours in the next 10 days (ish), and you know what happens then! I know that Ad Sense doesn't typically bring in big money, but it's a huge milestone for me and I can't wait. I've wanted this for so long. Best.feeling.ever!

Many people talk about wanting better gamification on Skool. But at the same time, many users write nothing more than “WELCOME” to new members just to collect likes. That’s not a genuine greeting—and it’s not the kind of interaction that gamification is supposed to reward. Gamification means encouraging real engagement, helpfulness, and contribution—not giving points for low-effort comments.

I will be posting a series on how to grow your youtube channel, at least 5 (long form) videos each week + a companion workbook to help keep you stay on track. Let's do this! Get ready to grow your channel before the New Year! Woohooo!

Hey everyone! I know many of you want to grow on YouTube but can’t yet afford my coaching — and honestly, that tugs at my heart a bit. So… in a moment of slight insanity 😅 I’ve decided to create a 30-day foundational series — with daily long-form videos released on YouTube — all focused on helping you start and grow your channel from the ground up. The problem with learning from random YouTube videos is that the information is never in order. This series will be step-by-step and sequential, so you can actually follow a clear path to building your channel the right way. As a thank you for being part of this tribe and supporting my channel, I’m going all in — posting one full video every single day for 30 days straight starting on Monday, November 17th. I’m also planning to create a companion workbook so you can fill it out as you go, stay accountable, and track your progress. What do you think — would you follow along?

Hello everyone. Getting on video was one of the biggest challenges I had to overcome. It took me so long (much too long) to launch my first Skool community, because well...video. These days it's so much easier, although I am still working on nailing down the creative flow. I recently launched a YouTube channel (meditations for the long form content to start, and shorts for quick tips) More long form content is in the works...what I wanted to share is that once you slay that "Notgoodnuf Monster" life gets pretty amazing.