Thank you so much chef @Andrew Brooks & everyone who cooked or/and v1b3d alongside! I started eating it immediately after I took pictures (will share them in the comments and then went back to make a bigger badge of that delishious amazinegness to last me for the whole weekend!!! Or, at least until tonight lol Share your pics below as well! Thanks for joining @Chanie Twersky, @David R, @Sarah Hankins, @Dana Renee, @Ptim Pellerin, @Jenny Rader-Bakos, @Donald Schaeffer, @Donny Baker, @Ossie Osmond chef Andrew YOU ROCK!!!!! We love you!!!!

@Rositsa Aleksandrova @Chanie Twersky @Jenny Rader-Bakos You are a F❤️CKIN STAR!!! https://youtu.be/BB5Jbyd2qgI?si=VUijklxMjoSotwJh

She told me it kicked her butt but in a good way :) Here :) is what she thinks of it and how she felt after :) Here are some of the things we covered and I feel like it will be helpful to many of you to watch it: -Handling limiting beliefs and self sabotage… -Branding and marketing. -Cohesiveness on all platforms with the type of person you like to work with. This is important for YOUR Avatar - attracting those that want : need what you have. -These are different people than the reg Skool traffic. -Most skool traffic joins because of you and not necessarily cuz of your about page. -So the about page should be clear, straightforward and outcome revealing. -What type of community - is it niched? Is it broad niched or very niched down? Is it a brand? Example w my community - the tribe is a brand community. If community is very niched so it’s essential to incorporate appropriate key words. Key words used strategically on all platforms and also in the names… -How big do you want it? Ways to monetize it and stricture premium offer. -Make the premium offer pop!!! -Differences (big) w Andrew who is also a cook. Not same niche even tho it seems like it at first! -Very niched is good as it will attract what you want and will be profitable however you need to be responsible with your attraction - CLARITY - you attract your people, the right people. -Then clarity on what kind of community and how big and how do you work w your clients. -Are you giving too much for free and that creates disbalance of your energy distribution!? -Example - someone w 300 people doesn’t want more, makes $25k a month and serves them well. She doesn’t want more than 300. -It’s straight paid. -If keeping freemium…. -How much to offer in the free space vs in the paid space. No spreading thin as this leads to overwhelm and that’s a choice. -About page and photos. This messaging is mostly for new to Skool people.

Well there you go @Andrew Brooks glad I could assist!