i've been living in Italy for years. born in the US. italian parents. married an italian woman who is also… an italian teacher 😂🤌 ..and i never once thought — "maybe i should teach italian" A few weeks ago I came into Goosify thinking: “Okay, maybe I’ll learn a few Skool tricks.” Then Goosify infected my brain. It made me think bigger. It made me build another community. It made me believe that maybe, just maybe… I can teach people Italian AND eventually bring them to Italy to actually use it. 😂🇮🇹 So here it is: La Dolce Lingua is officially alive. A community for people who want to learn Italian, understand Italian culture, and maybe one day stop saying “grazie” with panic in their eyes at a restaurant in Rome. And since this idea was basically born from the Goosify madness… THANK YOU @Goose Dunlavey THANK YOU BLITZ. THANK YOU TO THE GOOSE CHAOS MACHINE. 🦆🌈 Thanks to my blitz buddy @Pradeep Jayatilaka. He has also helped me a lot and given me precious tips! My goal now: Get the first members in. Build in public. Make noise. And turn this into the Italian language + culture + travel community I wish existed. PS...if you got to the end of this post...great!!! Something else I wanted to share...I got my first paid members this weekend in my English pronunciation Lab! 🥳🍾 I have 2 communities now... Holy shit! 😇

I recently created a new community, and honestly, Goosify played a big part in shaping the idea. Here’s how 👇 1. The Idea 💡 I already have a community about growing Facebook pages and earning from them. It’s mostly about general Facebook growth. But after listening to Goose Boosts and spending time inside Goosify, I noticed many Skoolers completely ignore Facebook. Even @Goose Dunlavey himself hasn’t really focused on building a Facebook following yet 😄 That made me think: Why not help Skool community owners grow their brands on the biggest social media platform in the world? That’s how the idea started. 2. Mindset 🧠 I’ve always been a low-ticket guy. I saw many people succeeding with high-ticket offers, but I personally never had that mindset. Even the “high-ticket” ideas I had were not really high-ticket 😅 So my focus was always low-ticket offers. But from Goose Boosts, I started understanding something important: Managing lots of low-ticket customers can actually be equally hard — or even harder — than high-ticket. That was a mindset shift for me. Still working on improving that side of my thinking. 3. The Offer 🔥 After listening to @Ana Belen Sevilla Ull’s roast and follow-up review, I learned about the FREE + High Ticket model. Then inside the Goosify Level 7 class, I got the DFY service idea. A lot of Skoolers don’t like spending time on social media or posting enough content consistently to grow there. So I thought… Why not do that part for them? You stay in the real world (Skool). We handle the Matrix (Facebook) and bring people into your world 😄 So why offer a FREE option too? Because some people are just starting and want to learn and grow on their own first. So the FREE side helps them build their brand the right way. Then later, once they start earning more and want to focus on their community fully, they already know the best team to help handle the social media side for them.

From the start of Blitz, I have been talking to Members from this group and others on Skool, in comments and DM. Out of the many I approached I managed to get 16 more members in my group so far. I am stoked with the win, and want to thank each and everyone of you from the bottom of my heart for the support. And thanks for the interaction in the group. That's what communities are all about. Without that you have a dead group. target I'm still hunting the evasive 69th member 🤔.

I’m sorry, but some lines must be drawn. Pineapple on pizza is the culinary equivalent of: 🍝 ketchup on spaghetti ☕ orange juice in espresso or a cappuccino after 11 😅 Just because something is technically possible does not mean it should ever happen. Pizza is balance. Pizza is dignity. Pizza is history. Pizza is sacred. And then someone comes along and says: “You know what this needs? Tropical confusion.” 🐠 No. 🙅‍♂️ Absolutely not. 🚫 If you want pineapple, eat pineapple. If you want pizza, eat pizza.But do not force these two innocent things into an unnatural relationship. This is not innovation.This is emotional damage with mozzarella. So yes, I am officially taking a stand for: ✅ proper pizza ✅ civilised toppings ✅ and a future where spaghetti remains ketchup-free The doughboys, @Pradeep Jayatilaka and I, have spoken. 🍕

This is for our lovely @Corinna Smith who absolutely adores and loves Pineapple Pizza ! @Jason Scott