Could be: You did your first post, got a new sale..anything! Mine is I finally got back to live streaming again. I used to be in the habit of doing it everyday and now I'm back! What is yours?

We were talking about this a bit earlier in the Live Traffic Lounge...how basically every platform is shifting away from that "hyper-edited" look. It’s moving toward more raw, less edited content. I can’t believe it, but even Forbes is starting to agree. https://www.forbes.com/sites/taylorreilly/2026/01/15/why-the-most-viral-creators-are-making-their-content-worse/ They dropped an article about why the top creators are actually "making their content worse" on purpose. There’s a few reasons for this. You’ve got the "course gurus" still pumping out videos with flashy FX and huge promises that feel fake, and then you’ve got the rise of super-polished AI content flooding everyone's feeds. It’s all starting to look the same. People are just craving authenticity. Even the Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri is saying 2026 is going to favor raw, realistic content because of this. So instead of killing three hours editing one video, our time is way better spent just recording a quick Loom or pulling out the phone and speaking from the heart. (and this hurts to say as an editor) 😆 Personally, I think this is good news for us.

I've been looking into different ways to get external traffic into my Skool community, and I was thinking about X, using the Grok method, but I was speaking with someone earlier, and they mentioned Substack. Substack looks fairly new, and haven't seen anyone really talk about it, not sure if it's because it's underrated or just rubbish. Have any of you used Substack to get traffic to your Skool community? If yes, how well does it work?

I've started a podcast recently & I'm getting to talk to some amazing people around skool! The problem I'm running into is that I don't really know what I'm looking for while I'm researching my guests. How do you guys do research for your podcasts?

If you aren't putting out YouTube or Instagram or any other type of organic content regularly...why?