I didn't think I could post my freebie here because it doesn't really fit into building a business, but then I thought of something. There are many SAHMs touching our communities who are trying to figure out how to go Back to Work but get stuck on one question: “Where do I start?” That’s exactly why I created START HERE; a simple 10-minute guide to help moms go from: “Where do I start?” → “I start tomorrow.” It walks through three quick steps: ✅Choosing a direction ✅Translating life experience into professional skills ✅Creating a clear career-pause statement 🚫No rewriting their entire life story. 🚫No apologizing for their time at home. 👉Just a clear starting point to move forward. If you have someone in your audience, community, or personal network who is trying to get back to work after being home with kids, feel free to share this with them. Sometimes people just need a place to start. START HERE

Imagine if you could see key information floating above someone’s head at a networking event. Where they’re from.What they do.What they’re working on. Starting a conversation would be a lot easier, right? That’s exactly what profiles on Skool do. 🙂 But the real question is… Are you actually clicking on profiles and meeting people? Are you intentionally building relationships in the community? Or are you mostly just watching from the sidelines? I’ll be honest. I haven't done this as much as I used to do on social media. So I've made a change in 2026 to connect more! Clicking on profiles. Starting conversations. Building connections. Curious about you. How active are you here on Skool, and are you taking advantage of the opportunities to meet people? 👇

This is an age old discussion that keeps going back-and-forth… As an art teacher since 2016, I’ve seen creativity tick a lot of boxes: - It makes us happier. - It reduces stress - Raises dopamine and oxytocin levels. - It relieves chronic pain. - It brought me completely out of a severe panic attack. 💥 Being creative is so powerful, yet we treat it like something we can easily live without. So maybe the question isn’t do I have time to do creative things, but can I afford to live without my creativity? From my perspective, the answer is a resounding NO. 🤔 I’d love your thoughts on this in the comments! And if you’d like some help get started, I have a free group here on Skool called The Watercolor Journey. We are over 250 kind and sweet souls who are waiting to welcome you in. And if you’d like to join the $9 membership before it goes up this Tuesday, I’d love to have you. Either way, I hope you do something to connect with your creativity today, if you’re not already!

If you’re building a Skool community, visibility inside the platform itself is one of the most powerful — and most overlooked — growth opportunities. At the Built To Be Seen Summit, Calvin Hollywood will break down how the Skool network actually works and how community owners can position themselves to be discovered more easily. SEE ALL THE SPEAKERS Calvin is one of Germany’s most recognized experts in online communities and an official Skool Ambassador, working closely with the Skool team and staying connected to the platform’s leadership. With nearly two decades in online business and digital education, he has helped thousands of creators, coaches, and entrepreneurs build profitable communities. In this session, Calvin will show how communities can rank higher, become easier to find, and attract new members organically through the Skool network itself. More visibility. More discovery. More growth. 🚀 🌸 The Built To Be Seen Summit March 30, 31 & April 1 50+ speakers, experts and coaches Tools & resources to launch and scale your Skool community You can already preview our LIVE speakers inside the Classroom now. Full schedule and calendar dropping soon. 👀

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