Absolutely, and I completely understand why you would ask given the experiences you described. Everyone is welcome in the paid Skool community, including international members. We have a very clear standard for how people are expected to treat one another. Racism, discrimination, harassment, disrespect, or people treating other members poorly is not tolerated. The community rules and expectations are posted at the top, and I expect everyone to read them and abide by them. If someone is being openly disrespectful or treating another member poorly, I will remove them from the community. We have had people get a little wild before, and I do not allow that environment to continue. I do want to make a few things very clear so you know exactly what you are joining. This is a community, not a paid course. All of the courses and educational material inside are included at no additional charge. What you are primarily paying for is access to the private community and my time, including coming live with me twice a week where members can ask questions, talk through problems, learn what I am doing, and get help. I also answer my DMs. I would never intentionally ignore someone or simply tell them, "Go search Google or YouTube," when I can genuinely help them. That said, I also want to set realistic expectations. I cannot promise that I will know the answer to every possible situation. If you are dealing with a country-specific platform, distributor, banking system, law, payment processor, or another situation I have never personally encountered, I may simply not know the answer. I will always do my best to help, but I will also be honest with you when something is outside my experience. The community and live sessions are conducted in English, so members do need to be able to reasonably speak and understand English in order to get the full benefit of the community. We can certainly do our best with translation when necessary, but it would be unrealistic for me to promise the same level of communication if we cannot effectively understand one another.