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49 contributions to High-Ticket Synthesizer Skool
Don't fall into the same trap I did.
If there's one thing that is universally praised, it's hard work. Hard work gets the bills payed. You earn respect among your peers. And you feel good about yourself. I did too. That's what happened when I made posts abt getting: - 24 members in the first 12 hours of launching my skool. - My first 100 members & sale. - And when I was talking about how I sent about 700 DM's. I was working 12+ hours a day, some in chaos, some in peace. But all in all, I was working damn hard. The only problem? I felt extremely burnt out and disliked what I was doing. And I was being praised for everything I was doing. So in my head I kept on saying "well, people are liking what I'm doing, I'm getting results, so why not just keep on working?" So I did that, for 2 months or so, at this point, I had sent over 3000+ DM's in total and was cooked. I loved the fact that I could work with people I wanted to. But I couldn't stand the pain of doing more of the stuff I hate(marketing via DM's & video content), than the stuff I loved(coaching people & writing). And it wasn't until I heard Sam Ovens talk about his experience with YouTube, and how he hated it so much that something clicked for me. Sam Ovens said this: "If you hate doing something, there's probably something wrong." And there was something wrong with me. The DM's all felt fake. The content felt fake. And I hated being fake. So I hated the content & DM's I was sending. So I decided to be real with myself. The kind of stuff I like doing is: writing, talking to people, and helping them solve the problems I'm good at.
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I empathise with how you feel but I disagree. The pareto principle is about how 80% of the RESULTS come from 20% of the EFFORTS. It's about what your biz needs, not what you want. I think the trick is to get past the initial hump of doing the bits that you hate until you get to a stage where you can afford to outsource it and then keep the tasks you love for yourself. What you WANT to do is not the same as what your business NEEDS you to do If it really were as simple as focusing on just what you love then I think much fewer successful entrepreneurs would talk about how challenging it is in the beginning and we'd see a lot more people get into + succeed with the businesses they create.
How did you structure your curriculum for Cohort-based course?
I'm looking to offer live calls as part of my offer going through a curriculum teaching Spanish. Has anyone already been doing this as part of their Skool or know of a Skool creator who is currently doing this that I can learn from? Looking to understand how others have crafted an offer specifically to a service like this (+ any other best practice tips)
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Help with Cohort Model
I’m teaching Spanish in my Skool. Since taking research calls it seems like the majority are indifferent to 1-1 or cohort calls. Cohort calls make more sense for delivering value for my customers + value for me. The offer is 60 mins classes Mon-Thur and I’m offering 4 places per cohort. With my current part time job and the tasks around building my Skool, I think I can take max 4 cohorts. An issue I have is that people are spread all throughout the world, from the US to Singapore. What would be a good way to test the timings people would be available for a call?
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@Fernando Goncalves Let's hop on a call we've got plenty to chat about - sending you a DM now
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@Karol Djana I meant for scheduling and organising? I know Kajabi has something built-in to that effect, but obviously I prefer Skool now
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