In fact, it often creates overwhelm… and overwhelmed members don’t engage (or they leave). Instead: → Build only what’s needed → Teach live first, then turn it into resources → Unlock content over time so people actually use it Your goal isn’t a full classroom. It's real transformation. If your members feel momentum, they stay. If they feel behind, they disappear.

📍I’m in Superior, Wisconsin Share below!! And if you’ve been there, give that member a hello 👋

Was it always this? Was it something else?

I’ve played around with public and private settings in my freemium communities. Today, I flipped back to PUBLIC. AI is reading through google seeing my posts and people talking about me and now Claude or Gemini are recommending people to my community for me. So hello 👋 if you can go public I would.

Today, I listened to Evelyn Weiss' YouTube video about turning your free or freemium community into a paid one (link in comments). The argument was that it's easier to raise your MRR that way! But then I see a lot of folks with paid groups also have free, or freemium ones. Including Evelyn! What's your fave strategy? Free or paid community? And which do you see as more profitable?