Hey Hey.... It's that time of the week again!!!! Every Sunday, we open up the community and give you a place where you can share what you're working on. Here's how it works: If you have a Skool community... or anything else you're building today is your day to share it. Drop a comment below OR start your own post. Tell us: What your community or your offer is about Who it's for... Drop your link... And if you're starting a new post choose the Show Your Work Sunday category This is your moment. Show us what you've got. 👇🎓

I have the opportunity to take over an existing community with over 300 members. There are no course modules uploaded and the community has been neglected, but they want the information. I have a lot of experience in the niche, and have the community all mapped out already. I have graphics and outlines and training. Not everything is completely launch ready, not even close, but I have probably 20 hours worth of work invested in it already. I can take that and create a brand new community or I can take over this one if it works out. What would be best? There is already a lukewarm audience here, but when a community is neglected, how does Skool treat it? Is there still the same opportunity to be discovered? Or would I be better off just jumping full force into something brand new?

I am a bit stuck in analysis paralysis as I work on developing and fine tuning what I want my community to look like both with content and aesthetic/branding. I don’t want to launch something that isn’t ready and then potentially push people away. You never get a second chance to make a first impression. But there is so much advice out there to START MESSY. When do you launch??! Is it really beneficial to launch a ghost town? How can I identify what is TRULY a minimally viable community? I want to do this and I don’t want to get in my own way.

Yesterday I spent pretty much all day building. Working on the 30 Day Growth Sprint. And I spent very little time engaging. In fact, I have several communities where I can promote Skool Homeroom... but there's days that I'm so busy building something that I never get around to actually doing it. And the community that drives the most traffic? I procrastinated on writing my weekly post for it until the last minute. And the results from the post that went out today really shows it. It went out this morning and... crickets. No new members. Hardly any likes or comments. That's what happens when building wins over growing. There's always something to create. A system to set up. A resource to finish. A post to write. But none of it matters if nobody's showing up. So here's my question for you 👇 Are you spending more time building than growing? Drop your answer below... then go do ONE thing today to grow. Engage somewhere. Comment on a post. Show up where your people are. Build AND grow.

It's time to socialize and get to know each other... that's what Saturday detentions are for, right? So what's everyone's plans for Easter weekend? Do you celebrate Easter? Not celebrate Easter? Have plans? Don't have plans? Tell us what's happening in your little corner of the world this weekend!