Starting a Skool community can feel like staring at a blank page. Ideas are swirling, but the actual doing gets paralyzed by "where do I even begin?" or "is this even good enough?" This isn't about perfection; it's about progress and execution. The biggest mistake is thinking you need a fully polished masterpiece on Day 1. You don't. You need to take one small, significant action. Remember, good process drives good results. Don't let huge expectations for the outcome stop you from starting the process. What's the #1 thing you're currently stuck on with your new (or aspiring) Skool community? Or, if you've already launched, what was your first small win you celebrated?

Every new community owner faces doubts. Whether it's "will anyone join?" or "will they actually engage?", those early fears are real. Sharing them normalizes the experience and builds genuine connection Drop a GIF that perfectly represents your biggest fear before launching your Skool community, or in its very early days.

When you think about boosting your community's revenue this week, what's the ONE specific action you're prioritizing or implementing? We're talking about that single, focused 'move' you believe will shift the needle. Drop your #1 move below! 👇 Let's inspire each other with actionable strategies.

Hindsight is 20/20! 👓 What hard-earned lesson would you share with your past self? 🕰️ (Offer tweaks? 🧰 Engagement hacks? 💡 Pricing strategies? 💰) Let's save some headaches! 🤕

So how are you spending your time with this week for the Holidays? With friends and family? Are you traveling? Do tell 👇 P.S I am going to go meet family in California and then see Swedish House Mafia perform live lol