In the courses training @Sam Ovens talks about conversations that can be set up to go along with course sets/modules (I forget exactly) From what I understand that was changed so now we can start a chat/thread and pin it to a course instead. But can those be set so that they are private only to members who have access to that course?

Hello Skool Community! I just launched my free Amazon community and I have a quick question: Is there another way to lock courses other than the member reaching a level? Id like it to just say course locked, or something about how they need to upgrade or sign up for the higher membership level. I don't want them to think in order to unlock it, they need to reach level 9... My method here is to show free members all of the courses that are available to paid members. so I show about 12 locked courses, influencing them to upgrade to the paid membership. Thank you!

@Matthew Thompson sold his agency to join the Skool team and go ALL-IN on this project. The brief: Interview people doing cool things on Skool. Think Humans of New York, or a reporter documenting the different artists in a new music genre/scene. You see people rank on discovery, make money on the MRR leaderboards, or bring good vibes to this community — this podcast shows you who those people are, and what their story is. Here's the 1st official episode with @Goose Dunlavey. Subscribe to the YouTube channel here

I watched one of his recent videos yesterday. Something he said shattered so many of my beliefs at once: “When money comes hard, that’s when I go easy. When money comes easy, that’s when I go hard.” What does this mean? If doors are closing for you, don’t keep slamming your head against them. Instead, take a step back and reevaluate things. On the other hand, if doors are opening for you, run through them! Don’t hesitate. I’ve literally done the opposite of this for most of my life (ugh). I would spend so much time and energy on projects no one asked for (and no one bought). I would fixate on things with very little ROI. I also ignored opportunities that would fall into my lap: - Writing content for brands - Copywriting strategy for brands - Helping people write books - Coaching people around spiritual awakening Why did I ignore them? Sometimes it was judgment: “I don’t want to write for those kinds of brands.” Sometimes it was imposter syndrome: “I’m not a world-famous author, so I can’t coach people around writing.” All self-sabotage. The point is this. Instead of paying attention to the doors that opened for me, I wasted time/energy banging on doors that weren’t opening (because I thought I knew best). So here’s the takeaway: Be humble enough to see the unexpected opportunities that come your way. And be courageous and confident enough to seize those opportunities. When the money comes hard, take it easy. When the money comes easy, go hard. Hope this sparks something for you too 🙌✨

I would love to be able to prettify my posts pretty plz!!!! 😝