Hello everyone, we did our New Season Collaboration seminar last week and the recordings are available. Here's a quick summary & takeaways from the 3 speakers.... “Introduction to Urban Permaculture Gardening” 🔑 Key Points 1. Start small and design gardens around available time, energy, and resources. 2. Core permaculture ethics: earth care, people care, and fair share. 3. Promote closed-loop systems where outputs (e.g., chicken manure) become new inputs. 4. Observe and plan before planting: assess microclimates, sun exposure, and water movement. 5. Celebrate small wins; gardening is a mindful, joyful process, not just food production. “Designing Your Homestead Food System (PERMA‑Garden Concept)” 🔑 Key Points 1. “Perma-Garden” = Permanent garden blocks integrating perennials, annuals, and permaculture design for efficiency. 2. Use digital tools like SmartDraw, suncalc.org and Google Earth for planning layout and sun patterns. 3. Organize material storage using “Home Depot-style” depots with labeled aisles and racks. 4. Implement long-term phased master planning (3–5 years) instead of doing everything at once. 5. Integrate income strategies like open farm days, market gardens, and educational spaces. “Composting Systems and Living Soil” 🔑 Key Points 1. Composting is a guided biological process of decay that feeds soil organisms, not plants directly. 2. Three compost types: static, thermophilic, and vermicomposting; thermophilic requires active heat and turning. 3. Maintain a C:N ratio around 30:1 and pile temperature between 131–150°F (55–65°C) for pathogen control. 4. Compost needs oxygen, moisture, and structure—avoid anaerobic (sour) piles. 5. Vermicompost and partially decomposed compost are valuable as top-dress “living sponges.”

We're so glad you're here — and we mean that in the most non-generic way possible. This community exists because we believe the fastest way to grow is to grow together. Summits, bundles, podcast collabs, guest speaker swaps, joint events. This space was created for a simple reason: 👉 Event hosts need great collaborators 👉 Collaborators need the right stages If it's a we thing, this is the place for it. You just joined a community of hosts, speakers, creators, and collaborators who are done doing it alone — and ready to build something bigger together. Here's what to do right now: 1️⃣Introduce yourself - In the comments below, tell us: - Your name and what you do - Who you serve - One fun fact about you (we like knowing you're a human) After you introduce yourself, please scroll through the other introductions and add a comment to someone you have something in common with or would like to know more about. 😊 2️⃣Check the Start Here module -In the classroom section, you'll find everything you need to get the most out of this community, how the directories work, how to get listed, and how to find your first collab opportunity fast. Who you'll find here: 🎤 Summit hosts looking for aligned speakers 🎙️ Speakers looking for stages and visibility 🎁 Bundle organizers looking for contributors 🎧 Podcast hosts looking for great guests 🏘️ Community owners looking for guest speakers 🤝 Collaborators looking for their next we thing If that's you, YAY you belong here. . Now go introduce yourself. — Lara & Jason 👉A quick note This isn’t a “drop your link and disappear” kind of space. It’s a relationship-first community - the best opportunities come from real connection and collaboration. We’re excited to have you here. Jump in, say hi, and start connecting ✨

If you have run bundles before, or participated in bundles please share your top tips. What to do and, almost just as important what NOT to do. I'd love to create a resource of practical tips from your experiences. ⁉️ Wait? What's a Bundle? A bundle is a collaborative promotion where multiple entrepreneurs, creators, or experts come together and each contributes a valuable resource — like a tool, template, mini-course, guide, workshop, checklist, or digital product — into one shared collection. The bundle is then offered to a larger audience, usually for free, low-cost, or for a limited-time promotion, so everyone involved can gain visibility, grow their email list, reach new audiences, and provide more value together than they could alone. So, let's share tips, tricks, what to do, and what not to do 👇

👋 Hey Summitters! I'm Mary. - I help families rediscover the joy of play with low tech, hands-on fun. - I'm here because I’m looking for speakers for my August Summit and I’m open to participating in bundles or being a podcast guest. - My superpower is learning design, gamification strategy (beyond PBL), former homeschool mom, and play. - Fun fact: I’m learning to bake bread and this weekend I’ll be tackling English muffins.

This is information for 3 Summits my communities host 2026. 👉Handcrafted Summit celebrates: • Handmade creativity and craftsmanship • Showcasing beautiful work and creative passion • Community cooperation and shared growth • Learning from other makers and teachers • Cozy collaboration instead of competition • Supporting small communities and creators • Helping passionate handcrafters discover communities on Skool • Inspiring future founders to create communities of their own 👉Resilience Ledger welcomes communities around: • Technology and digital systems • Development and app building • Security and privacy • Automation and operations • Business workflows and efficiency • Education and training • Digital tools and practical solutions • Entrepreneur technology and systems Ai is allowed, but not focus👉on skool running huge AI summits, so Ledger is for all other not AI focused communities the opportunity. 👉would you be speaker with passion for communities grow together and your expertise is matching summit concept? Message me for detail information or any questions 🫶 Comment this post 👇and let's this topic be helpful for people who plan organize summit, participate or plan to be a speaker on summits on skool 🫶