Where are you on your Skool journey? As well as answering the poll, comment with a word to describe how you're feeling about it. e.g. Overwhelmed, excited, frustrated, proud, anxious, nervous, hopeful, accomplished, confident Emojis & GIFS for brownie points as always 😆🥰🤗🫠🫣😰☺️

🟡 You may have already introduced your community name here, but tell us again and why you chose it? 🟡 Did you go for the obvious "it is what it is" approach? Or something more abstract? 🟡 If you're still stuck on a name idea, you can ask for feedback too.

It runs almost identical to Zoom or Google Meet, and it worked flawlessly for me and my small community. Pro Tip: Before you go live, set up a branded background.Go into Settings → Effects and upload your own company/brand backdrop. It makes your sessions look cleaner and more professional instantly. If you need a solid background design, join the VIP here!!! —I’m sure Sal and her Skool Template Club can hook you up with a great template.

I ran into this issue today with my logo. My designer gave me black and white versions of our logo—and that got old fast when trying to use it across apparel, graphics, and business assets. I wanted a gold version. No response from the designer, so I dug in and figured it out myself. If you need to change the color of your logo in Canva, here’s the process: 1. Start fresh:Open a new blank Canva file. 2. Upload your logo:Click Upload, select your PNG file, and drop it onto the canvas.Important: Make sure it’s a PNG with a transparent background. 3. Edit the effect:Select the logo → look at the left-hand side under Effects → choose Duotone. 4. Change the color:In Duotone, adjust the highlight/shadow colors to whatever you want—gold, silver, whatever fits your brand. 5. Download it:Export it as a PNG again to keep the transparency. It’s simple once you know the trick. If anyone here is stuck trying to recolor a designer-made logo, this is a cheap and effective way to take control of your branding without waiting on anyone else.

If you need to show your members exactly how to do something, record your screen. It’s faster, clearer, and people actually watch it. On a Mac, just press: Shift + Command + 5 Choose Record, walk through the steps, then upload the clip right into Skool. Clean. Simple. Effective. This is how you keep your community learning and growing.