IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR RESIDENT EXPERTS ONLY Okay, Marco has been working hard for us these last few days, and now, thanks to his amazing Skool Extensions feature, we can now share all of your STANDARD tier calendar events into our shared community calendar. It automatically updates with any changes you make to times and dates in your own community. Please Just say: YES PLEASE or NO THANK YOU in the comments below and we'll get all your events seen in here too to make it super easy for our members to see what we're all up to. 😍 Thanks @Marco Berlin for making this happen so quickly too. If any other skool communities can benefit from this, please do check out his extension. It's a premium feature (for the admin only), but worth every penny! ( @Heather Wilson , was it you that needed this too?) @Magalie Delisle @Karin Crawford @Lisa Drennon @Tim Adam @Matthew Burns @Clare Goodall @Rebecca Bautista @Ruben Plasmeijer @Theresa Elliott @Paulo Costa, The Roaster @Heather Boers @Jassmine P @Emmanuel Nelson @Kristine Alise @Nick Lewis @Cody Stace @Marci Matejcek @Tara OMalley @Lion Fludd @Marco Berlin @Des Dreckett

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One of our new members shared that notifications can be overwhelming here. Here are some tips! And @Rose Colbourne please come share your wisdom, too! Two version - for those who like to read, and those who like videos! Notifications can get overwhelming, so I wanted to share a simple strategy to manage them. Go to your profile Settings, click Communities, then Notifications, and choose exactly what you want to receive (daily notification emails, admin broadcasts, etc.). In your Notifications tab, you can also sort by mentions, comments on your posts, people you follow, and more. Inside each community, you can decide who to follow or unfollow so you only get notified about the people and posts that matter most to you. As a community owner, I focus on my own community first, plus key items like mentions, comments, and especially membership requests, and I ignore the rest so they don’t drain my energy. For those who are just members (not running communities), it’s even simpler: turn off or limit extra emails so Skool stays fun instead of overwhelming. If you have questions, ask in the community—our resident experts are here to help! I'm calling in the Heathers, too! @Heather Boers @Heather Di Rocco @Heather Wilson - wisdom and different strategies?