30 days ago I purchased a mac mini and installed openclaw to learn how to really use AI. Mostly I was scared shitless. there were 3 very distinct fears i had to overcome before I felt comfortable "playing" with AI. And since then the landscape has transformed drastically. OpenAi purchased Moltbot (formerly known as clawdbot) Claude released Co-work and then released remote access allowing you to code from your phone with agents. I know that by now claude code is everywhere... and you probrably see it all over your feeds... Learn Ai or die is the vibe... and the truth is... the world is going to look very different in 12-18 months but the fear mongering is a bit much. This is just another revolution, just like the agricultural, industrial and technological... The thing that makes humans awesome is our ability to adapt and learn. This is your invitation to learn... Because if we don't We will be beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists. So I am sharing what I am learning as I learn it in a hopes that it might serve you. If you want the interactive course I am building with claude to help you install a claude code ai assistant onto your computer drop a GIF in the comments and ill tag you when I hit publish

So last month... I spent $9K on ads. With the intention of selling a $100 a month thing and being profitable in 30 days. "You can't be profitable that fast with low-ticket!" Is what people i told said.... AND... is honestly what I thought. errrrrrmmmm. Yeah. Except we made $12K back in 30 days. And then 5 days into December we'd already DOUBLED November's revenue. So like ...oops? I made a video breaking down the whole thing because honestly ... This seems kinda crazy. One Meta campaign. No targeting. No funnels. Just ads → Skool community → people upgrade. 1,500 new leads in 30 days. 17% conversion rate on about page 65 upgrades 3 annual payments 1 VIP Upgrade Naturally, I'm still kind of shocked it worked this well lol. Dan P.S. If you're running an established coaching business or building a community ... You might want to watch this. The tiers feature in Skool is kind of a game changer.

Instagram might think I'm dead ☠️ Thoughts on building a social media free biz? 👇🏼

I just grew my Skool community to 3200 members in the last 4 weeks Growing on Skool has never been better on my nervous system. I used to sweat through launches and obsess about whether I could afford to launch one more offer. Sure, I was making money off Skool in 2024—but it was getting harder and harder to be seen, build trust, and nurture people in a way that felt human. I had funnels (still do), but the truth is… I’ve been able to generate daily revenue on Skool more easily than any funnel I’ve ever built. Over the last few months, I’ve re-evaluated everything I thought I knew about designing and scaling an online business. Inside my last mini mastermind, I even shifted direction because I could feel it in my bones: people don’t need another funnel right now—they need a space where connection, momentum, and visibility are easier. I’m sharing this because it’s changing me, not because I have all the answers. ➡️ Here’s what I’m learning: • Simplicity scales faster than complexity. • Community-led growth builds trust faster than automation. • Daily touchpoints matter more than giant launches. • And your business feels different when you’re not constantly bracing for the next income dip. And I’m still a work in progress. There’s one growth edge I still haven’t unlocked: turning passive community engagement into consistent co-creation. That’s my 2026 challenge—helping more members collaborate, cross-pollinate, and lift each other up without me needing to be in every room. Now I’d love to hear from you— ✨ What have you learned about growth this year? ✨ What still feels sticky, unclear, or heavy when it comes to building your audience or making sales?

A few weeks ago I spent five days in Ireland with @Artin Asghari and 4 other kings 👑 (doing king shit in a castle) When I first met him my initial thoughts were... Dang this guy's got that entrepreneurial fire... - The drive - The ambition - The hunger And... By the end of our time together in Ireland those were the least interesting qualities about him that I could see. - He's curious - He's playful - He's courageous - Has a big heart - and an absolute wealth of knowledge around all things skool. For example.... His background: - Former Skoolers moderator - Skool ambassador team member (creates ads for skool) - Helped Kourse & Max Perzon Grow & Moderate their communities Artin knows Skool inside and out. More importantly, he gets what we're building here inside Lifestyle Foundrs Group: a community that values transformation and connection, not just the tactics and revenue. He'll be helping us grow this into a top 1% community ⭐️ in the money category on Skool ... faster than he can climb this wall. (Rock climbing is one of his fav past times) We're lucky to have him with us! Let's show him some love! PS. He lives in UK and also enjoys Improv! LFG