Now that it’s spring again, I’ve opened the FREE Hills & Heart Hiking Club here on Skool. It’s a community for walkers, ramblers, and hikers of every kind. Share your favourite routes, tips, photos, and enjoy being part of a friendly online walking community. 📝 Includes a FREE digital Walking Planner to track, plan, and journal about your hikes! If you’re interested, please join us here. ⬇️ HILLS & HEART

If you love slow Sundays, well-worn books, evening wind-downs and the quiet comfort of a meditation with a candle glowing in the corner, this space was made with you in mind. The Cosy Living Circle is a FREE online community (with a Premium tier) for those who appreciate the quieter side of life. Inside, you can share the small things that make everyday life feel that little bit easier. 📚 What you’re reading. 🏔️Where you walked. 🎮 The hobby or game that helps your mind settle. Maybe it’s your pets. 🐈🐶 There’s no pressure to improve yourself, or set big goals. It's a place to escape the online noise and chat about real life with other like-minded people. Each month, you’ll also have access to a new on-demand video of meditation, yoga nidra, pranayama, reiki or mindfulness to help you relax, which can easily fit into your busy day. There are extra live sessions, a video/replay vault and resources section in the premium tier, which is currently only $3/month. Come as you are. Bring your rituals. ✨ 🔗 https://skoo.ly/cosy

Fellow Skool Community Owners, I’ve spent the last few months perfecting a signature audio sound for my community—moving away from generic loops and into grounded, soulful melodies that actually help people exhale. I’m curious... how many of you struggle to find background audio that doesn't sound like "royalty-free elevator music" or corporate hold music? Or perhaps you would just like to offer a soft, audio playlist for your members to exhale after a long day. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐞𝐫: I’m looking into licensing my original Shine Lounge Audio to a few niche-adjacent allies. If you’re running a community for women, wellness, or creatives, I’d love to know if a "plug-and-play" library of high-end, original mindfulness tracks would be a win for your members. 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐤: Complementary, not overlapping. This is perfect for: - 🧘‍♀️ Breathwork & Yoga Communities: For live sessions or recorded flows. - 💆‍♀️ Holistic Wellness Coaches: To set the tone for your workshop replays. - 📚 Journaling & Mentorship Groups: To provide a "soft place to land" during deep-work sessions. - 🎨 Creative Spaces: To underscore your tutorials with an inspiring, grounded vibe. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐐𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 If I were to bundle these into a "Community Licensing Pack" (high-quality files + commercial rights to use them in your Skool or other social platforms), is that something you’d find useful? Drop a "🎶" in the comments if you’d like to hear a few snippets! 💚💛 and I'll be in touch

Most people who start a Skool community treat it like a membership site. They build the classroom, write the welcome post, set the price, and wait. When growth stalls, the instinct is to add more - more content, more modules, more posts, more pressure on the algorithm. The problem is almost never content volume. The problem is that nobody is being sent there. A Skool community is not a destination people stumble into. It is a decision someone makes after they have already decided they trust you. That trust has to be built somewhere else first. For most professionals over forty, that somewhere is a YouTube channel answering the exact questions their ideal member is typing into the search bar. Not trending topics. Not broad appeal videos. Specific problems, specific solutions, one video at a time. The communities that grow steadily are the ones where the owner treats YouTube as the front door and Skool as the living room. The video earns the click. The community earns the stay. When that order gets reversed, when the community is expected to do the work of attracting strangers, growth flattens and the owner burns out trying to post their way out of it. If this is the pattern you are recognising in your own community, this is what we work on inside The Content Revenue Lab. https://tinyurl.com/TheContentRevenueLab Des Dreckett - The Content Revenue Lab

Do you have a set of daily rituals, hobbies or a certain routine that you like to do every day? I always try to do a bit of knitting. And I’ll read a book in the evening. I like my days to be relaxing and as calm as possible! If you want to escape the loud noise of the online world, you might be interested in my Skool community. It’s an online space called the Cosy Living Circle. It’s for those who love slow Sundays, cosy corners and simple rituals. It is a friendly community, and we have live connection calls and a mixture of on-demand/live meditation, yoga nidra, breathwork, mindfulness and reiki sessions to help you reduce stress, relax and forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life. I’ve been battling with bots and spammers recently, so I’ve decided to make it a paid community. But it’s only $1/month at the moment as we grow. 🪴 If this sounds like your thing, you can check it out at this link. ⬇️ https://www.skool.com/cosy