Listen up, hoomans! I know it sounds strange to take advice from a cat like me, but trust me this will level up your networking and help you find the answers you need (plus, you’ll look pawsome while doing it). Here’s the secret sauce to writing posts that make people want to engage: 1. Forget About “I” or “Me” This isn’t about you. Shocking, I know. When crafting a post, avoid talking about yourself. Instead, think of your post as the purrfect pass on a pitch—something that makes your audience want to jump in, discuss, and deliver answers that go beyond your wildest dreams. 2. Ask ONE Open Question One question. Not two. Not three. Just one. Make sure it’s an open question—something that leaves room for the reader to write, share, and expand. No yes-or-no questions here, hoomans! You’re looking for thoughtful responses, not a binary answer. 3. Keep It Short (But Not Too Short) Skool isn’t a newspaper, and nobody’s here to read a novel. Write enough to get your point across, but don’t overdo it. Think snack-sized content—short, sweet, and engaging. Unless it’s a Hormozi transcript, no one’s reading a wall of text. So there you have it, you little walking Skool memes: It’s not about you. It’s about the hoomans. Write posts that invite your audience to share, discuss, and engage. You’ll not only get answers to your questions but also build stronger connections along the way. Now go forth and Skool like a pro! Cat🐾✨

I am not going to lie, when I first saw the module's and levels, I thought there was no way I was going to get anywhere. But instead of focusing on what I couldn't do, I decided to commit 10 minutes a day to this platform, and I am feeling confident in being able to manage my time effectively and gain momentum. If anyone has overcome this same feeling of negativity and persevered, raise your hands in the air! 🙌

Ranked up again. yay but got a long way for the next one

Taken baby steps today and have joined Inner Bloom for its fantastic support (this site really resonates with my business @Angel Fletcher ) AND read through tons of learning ( I admittedly went down a rabbit hole today re all things MMR) - which ended up with me on Designerr where I created my very first MMR e-book ready to publish and sell! Never done anything like this in my life. Is that a baby step? Or a giant leap 🤣🤣🤣??

Keep moving forward there’s no going backwards