Tomorrow’s live event has been moved to 3 PM CST (Chicago time) ⏰ We’ll be talking about using QR codes to grow your Skool community IRL — including flyers, networking, affiliate links, and simple ways to turn scans into members. 📲🔥

Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms in the community 🌸💖 And shoutout to everyone spending time with their mom, celebrating a wife who’s an awesome mom, remembering their mom, or just appreciating the women who’ve always been there for them. Hope everyone gets to slow down a little today and enjoy it 🙌 Drop a ❤️ or share what you’re doing for Mother’s Day today!

A lot of people ask how I keep my green activity green and keep the 🔥 flame icon next to my name. Here’s my simple trick… I know exactly when my “Skool day” resets. For me, it changes at 7 PM Chicago time. So most days, I intentionally stop responding between about 3 PM – 7 PM. That’s my time to go for a walk, make dinner, and unplug a little. Then after 7 PM, I jump back into Skool, check notifications, reply to people, engage in the community, and hitting 10+ activities becomes easy. The best part? No matter what happens tomorrow… I’m already green BEFORE the day even starts. 🔥 It takes the pressure off completely and makes consistency way easier.

Coffee or tea to start the day? ☕🍵 No wrong answers — just curious what this group runs on.

A lot of people try to save money by sticking with the Hobby plan. I went the opposite direction—and it’s one of the best decisions I’ve made for growth. Here’s why 👇 1. The Affiliate Program Is My #1 Growth Driver I offer a 40% recurring commission to anyone who refers a member. That alone turns my community into a distribution engine. Right now, I’m already earning $26/month in affiliate commissions—and that’s just getting started. No Pro plan = no affiliate program No affiliate program = no leverage This is the foundation of how I scale. 2. Sidebar Control = Monetization on Autopilot This is bigger than most people realize. With the Pro plan, I control the sidebar—and I use it very intentionally. The most important link? 👉 “Start your own Skool community” That single link is what’s driving my affiliate commissions. Every visitor becomes a potential referral. 3. Why I’m Considering Going Public (Big SEO Play) Right now, my community is private. But I’m seriously considering making it public (view-only): - Anyone can see the content - Only members can engage Why? Because this turns my community into an SEO asset. More indexed pages = more organic traffic More traffic = more people clicking my affiliate links More clicks = more recurring commissions It’s a compounding effect. Bottom Line: I’m not just building a community. I’m building: - A traffic engine - A referral engine - And a long-term recurring revenue stream Pro gives me the tools to do all three. Hobby doesn’t. Curious what you think… 👉 Would you keep a community private, or make it public for SEO and growth? Drop your thoughts below 👇