If you think nobody buys during Black Friday, or that it’s too late to plan something… Here’s where you’re wrong. ✔️ Last year, shoppers in the US spent a record $11.8 billion online on Black Friday, up 9.1% from the year before. ✔️ Cyber Monday was even bigger, at about $14.2 billion, the largest online shopping day of the year. ✔️ And it’s not just the big brands. More than 94,900 Shopify merchants had their highest-selling day ever over that weekend. People are in buying mode. The only question is whether your offer is in front of them. You’ve still got two weeks. That’s plenty. Do you have a Black Friday offer planned? Tell me yes, no, or “thinking about it” 👇

Have you seen it? Immediate WINS🚀 Your LIVE sessions will pop up! You can dive into more conversations on Skool You can branch out to more communities and have a greater impact.

I looked at real activity patterns from Skool hosts, and three types keep showing up. 1️⃣ The Pop-In Host Shows up for a launch, an event, or a burst of motivation. Then goes quiet for weeks. Their members notice, and they go quiet too. 2️⃣ The Warming-Up Host Shows up most days, misses a few. You can see the moment things start to click. This is where engagement starts to build on its own. 3️⃣ The All-In Host 🔥 Every single day. Posting, commenting, welcoming new members, celebrating wins. This is where paying members come from. Here's what most hosts miss: your community's engagement mirrors yours. It's not a personality trait. It's a decision. And momentum compounds fast once you make it. Want to go from Pop-In to All-In? Join me at the free Midlife Momentum Summit, November 16–18 in Skool Scale Camp. Three days with 50+ experts, built for midlife women growing a business on Skool. 👉 Save your seat here Which host are you right now? Vote in the poll and tell me in the comments 👇

and doesn't typically come up in conversation or on your website, but when people learn about it, they are really amazed and inspired by you?! Don't hold back...we want to know!! And celebrate these skills, talents and abilities in our community.

Most Skool owners are collecting AI tools hoping they'll save time. The problem? Every new tool comes with another learning curve, subscription and workflow to manage. Before you know it, you're spending more time managing technology than running your business. Here's what I'd do instead: 👉 Identify the repetitive tasks eating up your week. 👉 Then use AI to simplify or automate them. 👉 Start with onboarding, content creation, member support or follow-ups. One workflow that saves you five hours a week is worth more than ten tools you barely use. So are you trying to build an impressive AI tech stack? Or build a business that doesn't need you doing everything? 👀