Hi everyone, it's lovely to see you all here. I've got a couple of exciting announcements coming up this week, so keep an eye on the feed and for either my daily posts or my daily videos, and I will let you know what these are going to be. But I'm not going to tell you today. Today I am here to let you know that the Referral winner for this week goes to @Des Dreckett but he has kindly offered that I spin the wheel again and pick another winner. So the overall winner is @Cara Oyler . So congratulations, @Cara Oyler ! You have won a full page to yourself in the weekly bulletin, and you get to advertise yourself, your community, or any events that you have coming up. And it can go into any edition that you like. But I will drop you a message just in case you don't see this video. Now, I do owe you all an APOLOGY You may have noticed I've been a little bit AWOL— absent without leave. I've not had a kitchen pass, but I have been in a little bit of an accident this week, and I did have to go to hospital. And I'm okay, nothing broken, but I caused more damage to my already damaged shoulder, which got a cortisone injection today. I had a nasty fall on my steps. It was a frosty morning and I disappeared off the 3rd step, landed hard on the wooden steps, and then landed again onto the gravel. And I couldn't get off the ground, so another lovely trip in the ambulance and another few hours spent at A&E. But I'm okay. I have been struggling a little bit with the pain and with concussion and whiplash from that. This evening I'm doing well because the cortisone injection is making everything else feel good, so I'm running with that. So yes, I am back. I might be a little bit sore tomorrow, but I will be back to start to tell you more about the exciting things that are going to be coming up at the start of July for Skool Events Daily. If you want to take a guess at what that is, leave a comment below and it might be that somebody gets a prize out of it. Oh, and talking of prizes, I know we just mentioned the other one, but there is going to be a whopping big prize in this announcement as well.

Every week I spin the wheel on the names of all the people who have referred new members into the community as a way of saying thanks. The winner gets a full page in the weekly bulletin to advertise themselves, their community and their events. So who is it this week????????? Watch the spin the wheel.

Most Skool community owners skip events entirely. It's one of the most common reasons growth stalls. This live session covers why holding events inside your own community builds trust faster than regular posts, and how to get booked as a guest presenter in other Skool communities to drive qualified new members back to your own. No stage required. No big audience needed. Just a clear outcome and the willingness to show up live. This is for Skool community owners at any stage who want a practical growth lever they can use this month. Date: Thursday, 18th June 2026 Time: 8 pm - 9 pm London | 3 pm - 4 pm New York | 12 pm - 1 pm Los Angeles Location: The Skool Classifieds community Join the session here: https://meet.google.com/xsf-hcke-zrc Find The Skool Classifieds here: https://www.skool.com/classifieds/about?ref=c75adaa832e449d8b1ef463c22b1d8a9 Des Dreckett - The Content Revenue Lab

Did you know, if you're a premium member here, you can also publish replays like this 👇 This is one of the features we used to get our community to 1k members. If you were in the room, you know. If you missed it, here is what happened. Lion runs The Art of Going Live and started his Skool community from a standing start in January. He is already sitting at close to $900 MRR with 97% retention and 74% engagement. And he showed us the back end to prove it. The whole session came back to one thing. Most community owners feel guilty about charging. They give away everything, apologise for having a price, and then wonder why nobody's paying. Lion's position is simple: you wouldn't do this for free, so stop acting as if you should. A few things that landed: You are the value. Not your classroom, not your content. People can get information anywhere. They are paying for you. Say the price and shut up. The next person to speak loses. If you fill the silence, you kill the sale. If your people won't pay $10 for a challenge, they are not your people yet. Find out why before chasing more members.

Katya McEwen is joining us inside The Content Revenue Lab on Monday, 1st June at 9:00 AM Pacific / 12:00 PM Eastern / 5:00 PM BST. The session is called Conversion Without Convincing, and it's built around Katya's Mini-Project Magic™ framework - a structured 90-minute experience designed to turn a live room into revenue. Most webinars and workshops fail not because the content is wrong, but because information alone doesn't create belief anymore. Katya calls this the trust recession - and Mini-Project Magic™ is her answer to it. People trust what they experience. This session is built around that principle. You'll leave with an idea for your own mini-project, a concept for the interactive tool that brings it to life, and a clearer understanding of why experience-based delivery converts where information-based delivery doesn't. This is for coaches, consultants, and community owners who want a better conversion mechanism — one that doesn't rely on pressure or pitch. Join us here: https://tinyurl.com/TheContentRevenueLab Date: Monday 1st June 2026 Time: 9:00 AM PT | 12:00 PM ET | 5:00 PM BST