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alright, so here's the idea. I'm not committed, yet, but if I can figure out the details.. I could be. In video games, you get to pick the difficulty mode. I'm thinking about trying to get to $10k/m... from zero... in insane mode... as fast as possible. In the last few years I've made 8mil, have an audience of around 10k, and a lot of this is thanks to Sam. But I want to document the process, If I had to start from zero all over again. Idea: - Start new a social media channel (possibly not even use my face or name) - I can't promote to any of my existing audience or clients. - I start a brand new low-ticket community on skool, in a niche outside of business coaching (my main niche) - I can't use previous case studies or testimonials, and I can't refer to any of previous successes (e.g. "You should trust me, I've made a lot of money online") - Working on this only 1 hour a day - I can only pay for softwares or team members out of money from this new offer. - See how fast I can get to $10k/m. - Document the whole process for a youtube series. - Bonus: see if I can get on skool games leaderboard 😅 Obviously I still have my skills and expertise, but I'd try and take everything else back to zero. 1. do you like the idea? 2. what would you add/change/remove to make it even harder? Selfish reason: Grow my youtube channel. Bigger reason: document the entire process to go from zero to $10k/m and help show others it's possible. Honestly, it sounds like a lot of work. I'm not IN yet. But i'm considering it. Would love to know your thoughts 🙏🏼

Ah, the age-old tradition of turning community DMs into a marketplace on Skool. 🎓 Because who needs education when you can sell, am I right? It's like a free-for-all out there, with members joining just to hawk their wares, completely missing the point of a community. But fear not, noble community members! 🦸‍♂️🦸‍♀️ How do we keep the chaos at bay and preserve our sanity? 🤪 Let's brainstorm some genius ideas, rules, and suggestions to curb the sales frenzy and actually foster meaningful interaction. 🤔💡 Let's turn the potential circus into a well-oiled collaboration machine! 🎪🤹‍♂️

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We made $50,000 last month using 2 Skool communities but... Do YOU need 2 communities? Maybe not. Let's find out: I just made a video going into depth on why we decided to use 2 communities, and why it makes sense for us from a profit perspective using our client acquisition method, however... Every business is unique... So you should ask yourself: • Am I using appointment setters? If so, 2 communities might be best. • Do I want to treat my prospects differently than my paying clients? If so, 2 communities might be best. • Am I okay with mixing paying members and free members together? If so, 1 community may be fine for you. Watch the vid below for more info to help you decide if 1 or 2 communities is best for you. Ted ✌🏼 P.S. Want 1 on 1 help setting up your Skool community (at no charge)? Send me a DM with the word "SKOOL" & I'll set yours up with you for free so it's set up like mine.