Alright Geeks… Today is about showing what you’ve built. Not what’s still in your head. Not what’s been sat in drafts all week. Not the thing you keep nearly posting and then talking yourself out of. What have you actually built? 👀 A post? A lead magnet? A better welcome post? A new offer? A cleaner setup? A tweak that makes your community stronger? Today is the day to put it in front of yourself properly and ask: ✅ Does it add value? ✅ Does it solve a real problem? ✅ Does it make your community better? ✅ Is it clear? ✅ Does it need a tweak? Because this is not about being “busy.” It’s about building things that actually help people. Things that improve your community. Things that make the whole room better. So today… show your work look at it properly tighten what needs tightening improve what needs improving and get yourself ready for Super Sunday 🚀 Drop below and show us what you’ve built this week 🔥 Let’s see it. Let’s sharpen it. Let’s make it better.

Alright Geeks… today we’re doing something properly useful. I spend a lot of time looking at Skool communities and I keep seeing the same thing happen. Someone launches a community. They’ve got a great idea. They genuinely want to help people. They put the work in. But then… ⚠️ Growth is slow ⚠️ Members join but don’t engage ⚠️ The community feels quiet ⚠️ People don’t fully understand the value And the owner starts thinking… “Maybe my community just isn’t good enough.” Most of the time the idea isn’t the problem. It’s usually one of these: ❌ The positioning isn’t clear ❌ The niche is too broad ❌ The About page doesn’t sell the value ❌ People don’t know why they should join today These are fixable problems. And sometimes one small change can transform a community. So today we’re doing COMMUNITY AUDITS. 👇 Pitch your community below. Tell us: • Community name • Who it’s for • The problem it solves • Your link I will choose 3 communities to audit and break down: ✅ What’s working ✅ What could be improved ✅ What would grow it faster But here’s the twist 👀 The 3 most engaging pitches (likes + comments) will get priority for the audit. So if you post… 👉 Support each other 👉 Comment on each other’s communities 👉 Ask questions Because the more engagement your pitch gets… the more likely it is I’ll audit it. Let’s see what you’re building Geeks 👇🚀

You guys are now officially Founding Members of Skool Geeks 🚀🚀🚀 And honestly… thank you. This is already shaping up to be such an amazing group of people. The support, the energy, the ideas, the willingness to help each other out… It’s exactly what I hoped this community would become 💥 So genuinely… thank you for being here from the start 🙏 Also… Super Sunday is now finished for this week 👀👀👀 And what a day it’s been. The winners of both competitions will be announced tomorrow evening 🏆🔥 Keep your eyes peeled… Because there are a couple of very deserving people in the mix 👊

Right Geeks Last Sunday we had a great room… Today we’ve got even more incredible community builders in here. New faces. New ideas. New communities being built. And that’s exactly what Skool Geeks is about. Not just learning… But meeting the people behind the communities So today let’s do a Super Sunday Roll Call.🚀🚀🚀 👇 create your own individual post👇 1️⃣ Your name + where you’re from 2️⃣ The community you’re building (drop the link!) 3️⃣ Images of your community/classroom whichever you prefer And here’s the important bit… 👉 Don’t just post and disappear. Find 2 other members and show them some love. This room is full of talent. Coaches. Builders. Creators. Strategists. The more we connect… The stronger every community in here becomes. Let’s make this the most connected Sunday yet. Drop yours below 👇

I see a lot of people overthinking Discovery. Truth is… from everything I’ve seen, it really comes down to two main things: 1️⃣ Member growth 2️⃣ Engagement That’s the engine. When those two start moving, they tend to feed each other. More members → more activity → more visibility → more members again That’s when communities start getting momentum. Not magic. Just momentum doing its thing. A few things I’ve noticed that help: Approval settings Making it easy for people to join helps growth. The good thing now is Skool actually flags people with a high spam history, so you get a warning before approving them. So you can still keep things moving quickly without accidentally filling your community with bots. Fast approvals help growth. Clean communities help engagement. You want both. Give people a reason to engage Leaderboards help. Unlocks help. Little rewards for activity help. That might be: • a free training • a useful resource • a small piece of a paid program Nothing huge, just something that actually helps people. I always think if you’re going to give something away, make it worth having. Post regularly If a community looks quiet, it’s harder to build momentum. People engage when they feel there’s life in the place. You don’t have to post perfectly every day. Just show up. Share things you’re learning. Share things that worked. Share mistakes. Share useful thoughts. Little posts often work better than big complicated ones. Make engagement easy Most people ask questions that need too much thinking. The easiest engagement comes from simple questions people can answer quickly. Things like: • How did you find Skool? • What are you building right now? • Where are you posting content? • What’s slowing you down this week? Easy replies = more comments More comments = more activity More activity = more momentum But here’s the bit I always say… Not everyone needs to chase Discovery like crazy. A lot of us are building around real life.