My father is a gentleman, truly. He raised me on a strong moral compass and a set of values that I'd uphold do or die. That being said, I'm not sure sticking to my philosophy would be optimal for me to be an effective marketer. The industry my community is set in is riddled with "big income" claims and all sorts of extremely obnoxious behaviour which prays on the gullibility of others. It upsets me deeply. I'm building something of real value and wish not to pollute its spirit with unhonourable marketing. How can I go about building an audience when i wish to keep my personal life (how much money i make) private. I make good money but it would cripple my soul flashing that BS around. Id like someone's advice, Should i resort to the marketing tactics that just "work" for speeds sake or is it better to carve my own way of doing things? i hope you understand what I'm trying to say. I want to be honest with where I'm at, but not sound big headed doing so... Me personally, if you record a video in front of the Lambo, you've lost me straight away, its not so much the information alone but also its the quality of character. Does anyone else know what i mean? Anyway, any advice would rock, i know its a weird one. I kinda want to delete this post but i'll send it into the ether anyway. Overthinking again!! Thanks guys

@Daniel Iles is the founder of Viral Coach the #5 community in the Skool Games and a business that has helped their clients get billions of view on social media. In this episode, we talk about: - Why he kicked 3000+ people out of his paid community - How to compete against HUGE content creators that spend $100k+ on social media every month - Why posting several times per day as a small creator doesn’t make any sense - Ascending community members into high-ticket packages - The #1 mistake new creators make online - How to reach strangers as a nobody online - Why obsessing over what colour of captions to use will never make you famous - “With or without you energy” - The expert-experience-observation continuum - And why organic content beats ads for growing your Skool Community Check it out! Daniel’s Skool: https://www.skool.com/viralcoach/about

I decided to create a Skool group and upload a course so I can use it as a lead magnet for my agency. Two days after the launch, I already have 38 members, and I closed $4k in deals from clients who want my DWY offer! I'm thinking of creating a free course in the group on how every coach/consultant can do the same. Group link: skool.com/solopreneur

@Alexander Lorenzo is a futurist and blockchain researcher who currently runs two communities in the top 20 of The Skool Games' leaderboard. In this episode, we talk about: - The importance of integrity in an age of crypto-scams - Staying hyperconnected to his audience via DMs - Why our number one job as coaches should be getting people to interact - How a miraculous encounter radically transformed his life - Losing millions in previous crypto cycles - (And how this humbling experience led him to Skool) - Taking the time to answer your community’s questions “for real” rather than “just getting it done” - His plans for adding a 3rd Skool Community - Why innovation should always come before revenue - And his plans to launch a world-class research group and hedge fund from his Skool community. Check it out! Alex’s Skool: https://www.skool.com/fundamental-secrets-7951/about Alex’s life story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XakjZRx4pMc&pp=ygUkcmljaGFyZCBsb3JlbnpvIGpyIGNycHRvIGNyYXp5IGplc3Vz