Well done, @Josh Yip! Thank you for sharing your learnings. When you say early members shape the culture - was that something you were actively to encourage from the start?

Hell yeah, @Donshea Johnson nice one! 👏

@Jefferson Daniel This is what I was just thinking. It tells the audience the who at a glance, but we're guessing the what field your service/product is in.

@James Kelly I work in fitness as well, and I think that what could fall under a 'body reset' these days could be so many things, particularly in health/wellness. In short, it's better than the initial idea but still unclear.

This is a great offer from your peer @Mary Betty . Do you know if they specialize/work on certain websites (Wix, Squarespace, Wordpress, etc)? Or can they work with anything?

@Leigh Rose I was also recently thinking about what makes Skool different myself, and what you've said here is much of the conclusion I came to also. It does seem to encourage more meaningful and consistent interactions for those that are interested. Skool also doesn't have an external algorithm feeding you information (which is what Zuckerberg has done with the likes of FB, IG, etc), so the user has more control here. As you say, I think it'll be interesting to see what they do with the platform as it grows, but hopefully it sticks to it's roots, and what makes it good, because it's great if it aligns with what you're trying to build.

@Leigh Rose I love the gamification part of it, which is also my achillies heel (I was a bit of a gamer when I was growing up) 😅. Yeah, there's always going to be people who game the system, sadly, but exactly as you say - you can spot them miles away. Excited to see where it all goes.