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I do have some. Both on income and membership count. For membership count I want to get to 1000. We just crossed 250 members and are a quarter of the way there. I know that in many cases quality is much more important than quantity and group loose quality when they grow too big. But I don't think this is the case here, because the purpose of Roast & Promote is largely to give exposure to our members, that's why it's a public group. The more we grow the more feedback you can get and the more eyes you get at your promotional posts that you earn competing. That's I also award members who invite others, as you can . Click here to learn more about our competitions and how you can grow by being active and inviting members. What about you? What milestone are you trying to achieve?

What am I missing? How can I get clearer on my messaging? How do you edit the "about page" on substack? (there is one apparently but I have not found out how to navigate to it) https://substack.com/@christopherbauer4

We come to this platform and create a group trying to sell some sort of content/lesson/contact or group. We do that with the intent of teaching people something we're good at. So are we all just trying to be coaches of something even when we don't call ourselves that? If that's the case go check Coaches Growth Network in order to have @Alexandra Alexa help you figure out your true value!

I wrote out the framework (program structure headings along with the number of sessions) asked Grok to give me this as a starting point which i can iterate on and make better fitting for where I want to go. Not a fan of the money back guarantee (I know alex uses other guarantees). Overall - looking on how I can improve on this to fit the niche better and then also would like to figuring how to blend the two niches into one (if that is possible - as they are quite similar). -------------------------------------------------------------- Lifestyle Freedom Protocol (niche 2) Replace Your Corporate Income in 90 Days Without Trading One 60-Hour Week for Another Core Promise For corporate fathers aged 35–50 who are done missing bedtime, weekends, and their own lives: in 6 private 1:1 sessions over 90 days, you will design, validate, and systemize a lifestyle business that can fully replace your current income — while requiring far fewer hours — so you can exit (or dramatically reduce) corporate life with clarity, purpose, and time for your kids. Price: $10,500 (or 3 × $3,700) The Exact Program Structure Month 1 – Foundation Session 1: Clarity – Purpose, Value & Direction Audit Deep diagnostic of your skills, values, constraints, income needs, and ideal lifestyle. We extract the real reasons you want out and define non-negotiable outcomes (time with kids, income floor, purpose metrics). Session 2: Design – Niche, Offer & Business Model Creation We build your high-value, low-time niche, craft a Grand Slam Offer that sells itself to ideal clients, and lock in a simple business model designed for lifestyle (not hustle). Month 2 – Traction Session 3: Validate – Lead Generation & Client Acquisition Gameplan Proven, ethical systems to generate your first (or next) clients without cold DMs all day or paid ads that drain you. Clear 30-day acquisition plan tailored to a busy corporate schedule. Session 4: Systemize – Scaling Plan + Automation & Delegation Map the minimum viable systems so the business runs without you becoming the bottleneck. Identify what to automate, what to template, and what (if anything) to eventually hand off — so hours stay low as revenue grows.