I am thrilled to share my affiliate partners on Skool This is a special folder in the Classroom that highlights several incredible women business owners, AI experts and teachers inside our Premium Membership. Take a stroll through the various profiles. Many of their communities are free to join, and note I have shared my affiliate link (so a potential commission may come my way in the future). BTW - this is a great way to support other Skool communities you care about, so feel free to create your own affiliate partners folder in your community classroom. Thanks to My Affiliate Partners: @Lenora Hughes @Martine Brown @Monika Mileva @Valarie Smith @Ellyn Schinke @Gabriel Omat @Jessica Evans @Jen Hill Myers @Elise Hodge @Ayo Thomas @Alyssa Kathryn @Miranda Adams @Kylie Kelly @Monica Froese @Simone Sauter @Chelena Peart How do you get to be one of my affiliate partners? - Get to Level 5 - Be a speaker at our AI summits - Be a top affiliate in our communities - Have a great workshop or 3-day challenge that people can implement and monetize easily - Looking for future teachers/affiliate partners for November 2026 - February 2027

There’s a FREE women’s summit happening inside a Skool Scale Camp community with 50+ women speakers I’m one of them, sharing how to grow your community organically and actually make money from it multiple ways If you want to get a head start go ahead and grab my Community To Cash 💰 Playbook And let me know in the comments if you are coming to the summit?

I’ve been building a watercolor community on Skool, and something became really clear to me: A lot of creative groups stall out... Not because for lack of good content, but because of a lack of structure. And structure can be kind of the opposite of creativity, right? But in this case, a little structure goes a long way. 🤔 Believe me, I had this problem too!! I just thought it wasn't one of those magnetic people who could attract the right audience fast enough for me to turn this into a thriving income. But guess what… I was wrong! As soon as I came on Skool AND learned how to create a group that was ready to grow, everything changed for me. 🤩 If people join your group, but they don’t stay engaged, maybe: - THE PROMISE IS TOO VAGUE: Get more detailed about how you can help your audience with what THEY are struggling with, while pairing that with what YOU'RE good at. - YOU'RE NOT VISIBLE ENOUGH: Showing up once a week or even once a month is not enough to keep people engaged. It takes a bit of work, but I post almost every day to set the expectation and show my students I'm there for them, plus I comment on my member posts daily. The more I post, the more my members post, and people feel valued when you respond to them soober rather than later! • NO CLEAR PATH TO FOLLOW: Make sure you tell your members where to find things, and what your classes in tutorials will do for them often. Have it in your START HERE section, but also post about it. Members are more often in the community than in the classroom after all. Tell beginners where to start as opposed to intermediate or advanced students. Share the Classroom schedules with them often, and give them a roadmap so they don't have to guess where to go next. So what actually started working for me was down to these three things. I'll be talking about a lot more in my Built To Be Seen Summit talk next week. AND I'm giving you a free workbook to help you grow your Skool group that you won't want to miss. I'll see you there!!! 😃👌

I've already seen a huge shift in what AI can do for us in 2026. I would love to hear what AI tools you're loving right now. For me --> I'm in the process of transitioning from ChatGPT to Claude, and I love how Claude asks me questions for clarification. It feels like I get better results that way. A big focus I have this year is to develop systems where the AI can do work on its own, without my input (so instead of me copying and pasting everything, an automation is triggered when something happens and the AI fulfills the task without my input). This feels really overwhelming and confusing, and I'm not quite sure how to do it, but I'm soaking up info like a sponge!

I really don't know how I am going to be able to watch all of the amazing speakers in this next summit! Definitely going to need an all-access pass. Does anyone else have a strategy for fitting it all in?