Over the last couple of months, I’ve quietly helped 11 Skool creators recalibrate their client ascension strategy. Not by adding more offers. Not by reworking their entire community. But by helping them fix just the next step in their client journey, so that it actually leads somewhere meaningful. This is the kind of coaching I LIVE FOR! With each case I noticed "spotted clarity" - meaning, they had clarity with some things, but not with right thing...And, that meant low conversions and confused clients. They knew their client but not necessarily what the client really wanted from them. The result? More clarity. Cleaner conversions. Way less friction between “new member” and “engaged buyer.” None of it was flashy. But every single time, something shifted, for the creator and their clients. It’s been interesting to see what happens when the path forward finally clicks into place. 🚀

A lot of us came to ClickFunnels to build full ecosystems using Russell’s Linchpin model—myself included. I love it. It’s solid, proven, and you don’t have to look far to see it working—just check out the 2CC winners or chat with any Inner Circle members. As a Certified Funnel Builder, I’ve seen the Linchpin strategy work firsthand. One client I’ve been working with has been all-in on ClickFunnels since nearly day one. Last year, he asked me to help him build out his entire Linchpin framework inside ClickFunnels. That was the plan… until I started playing around with Skool. After building my own community here, I started thinking differently. What if we combined the power of ClickFunnels with the simplicity and engagement of Skool? When I shared that idea with my client, we gave it a shot—ClickFunnels for the front-end funnel and offers, Skool for the community, coaching, and long-term transformation. Let’s just say the results in engagement, growth, and retention have been... kind of wild. Now I’m curious—has anyone here tried blending Skool into their funnel setup? How did you combine the two, if at all? Happy to share what we’ve tested (and what we’d tweak) if that’s helpful. Just let me know.

1- No matter your skill level, you’ll find peers to pull you up—or at least keep you from falling down. 2- Only you can take care of yourself, but Prime Mover makes it a whole lot easier. 3- If half of all jobs might vanish in 5 years—wouldn’t this be nice to have as a skillset? 4- Learn how to compete in any economy—boom, bust, or 'I can’t believe eggs cost this much.' 5- Where else will you find such applicable digital marketing coaching? 6- This is hands-down the best community of people and coaches who actually care. Like, genuinely. 7- What other program has created so many multimillionaires? (The lottery? Yet not a viable strategy.) 8- Implementing "One to Many" helped us earn more than ever before last couple of months. 9- Your only regret? Not starting sooner. But hey, at least you’re here now. 10-Why wasn’t this taught in school? Because they were too busy teaching the Pythagorean theorem?

Surprisingly, sometimes I fear being successful! Will I be able to handle the responsibility of keeping up with customer satisfaction while raising my big family?? I get the lizard 🦎 questioning my abilities like that

I said I know Russell is going to make offers ... I said i wasn't going to do it... I said i was wasn't going to buy ... Today I joined Prime Mover :)