ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS: To everyone who has access, you can find the Rapid Progress Protocol and Synthesizer Accelerator here --- ORIGINAL POST: Feel like you're not making progress in monetization/audience-growth as quickly as you'd like to? Enter: Synthesizer Accelerator (1 90min GROUP coaching call with me. You ask me whatever you want, I help you solve your problems and help you progress. It's group coaching, so you'll be able to hear everyone else's questions. Ask whatever you want... monetization, audience growth, synthesizing etc.) Price: $3 Free bonuses: 1. Diary of a Synthesizer (1 Loom video sharing what I've been working on, and some income generating opps I see) 2. Rapid Progress Protocol (Video of me explaining my best progress-making framework, which helped me make $1,000,000+) Why I'm making this: It feels like I've lost connection with Synthesizer School's most engaged members. This is a way for me to directly help the most engaged members of this community through a Zoom call where I can answer your questions. And a Loom video to share what I've been up to. This will be an experiment, please don't expect it to continue forever, or be frustrated if I only do one call. Timing: - This offer will be available for 48 hours - The first group call will be on the 22nd of December, to define your strategy for the new year. - The first Diary of a Synthesizer will be in the early new year, to share my strategy for the new year - The Rapid Progress Protocol will be available upon purchase (when we manually grant you access) How to join (VIDEO TUTORIAL): 1. Leave the Synthesizer School community (click settings, leave group) 2. When you rejoin, you'll see there's a $3/month option 3. Pay that 4. We'll manually grant you access to Synthesizer Accelerator within 24 hours 5. Cancel anytime in Skool settings

Hello ladies and gents! After a bit of research, I realized that there are a few different stages in the way most entrepreneurs/solopreneurs start investing in content creation (not referring to entrepreneurs and solopreneurs that content creation is their business e.g. Youtubers/TikTokers/Influencers): 1. They start by either writing content(whether long form or short form), OR they create a podcast or videos for YouTube/Livestream/Short form content, and last but not least some also grew through carousel posts/illustrations. In short, almost everyone starts by writing, recording audio, creating videos, graphic design, and/or illustrations. Usually, they have developed a skill for one of these and they feel comfortable doing one of these consistently without struggling or having to force themselves. They enjoy it and they can do it sustainably for a long period of time because it's fun. 2. Then they hire their first person part-time to help them optimize that process. Whether that's an editor, a sound engineer, a video editor, or even just a VA, usually that first person comes very part-time 1-1.5x day(s)/per week (5-10 hours per week) and helps them make the most of their time now that they've figured out something that works and they want to be more efficient and effective with their time. This most of the time costs between $200-1000/per month. 3. This is the stage I want to ask you for. This is where you start having some kind of system that helps you create more content than before. If for example during stage 1 you would invest 5-10 hours per week to create 3-5 pieces of content per week, during stage 2 you would invest approximately half the time for the same amount of pieces of content per week or slightly more but not much more. Stage 3 is when you've optimized a few things already and you've been doing this for at least a few months (for some it's already been a year or two) and now you've reached stage 3 where you have a more solid system, and maybe your person joins part-time 2-3 days a week or full time, or you maybe already have 2 people part-time (2 days a week). Now they help you create a lot more content. You go from 3-5 pieces of content to 10-30-50-60 pieces of content per week by leveraging their time, skills, and the system that you've built during the previous months. At this stage, from my experience, people pay anywhere between $1000-5000 per month having 1-2 people part-time (~15-30 hours/per week per person). This stage seems to be the one that if you crack and do it successfully is the one that can lead to the most upside and give you the freedom that you're seeking. This is the one that can take you anywhere between 10-50K per month in revenue and then it becomes a completely different game. For most people, this is the stage where a lot of shifts are happening and you start creating and living life from a whole different perspective. The purpose of this post is to ask you how much would you pay for a service that helps you achieve this. How much would this be worth to you? How much do you expect this to cost so that it's done successfully? Keep in mind that I wrote earlier that most people invest $1000-5000, but it doesn't mean that they do this successfully (the definition of success here being that they grow an audience while they are making at least 5 figures per month) 4. Stage 4 is when you bring on board someone that will manage all of this for you and maximize the quality and quantity of your content + it makes even more impact both in terms of how many people you reach, the growth of the brand, and following but also increased revenue. This is when Hormozi hired Caleb Ralston as a Brand Manager/Creative Director, or when Gary Vee assigned Andy Kraniak for a similar role. This is when you as the entrepreneur or consultant/coach/author focus on content creation only and your Brand Manager/Creative Director becomes the head of this operation. Your time is at full leverage and there is some kind of system in place and when you bring this person on board they multiply the already good results that you've been getting for some time. When you bring someone like this on board it can lead to 2x-20x ROI relatively quickly. It's not easy to attract someone like that though, and they need to be paid very generously. This is the result of stage 3 though. If you can get to stage 3 and put in the time, effort, and investment to get to stage 4, stage 4 becomes the beginning of something big. The beginning of starting to grow one of the biggest brands in your space. Stage 4 is still scratching the surface, it's the tip of the Iceberg when it comes down to what's possible, but a damm great place to be at because now you are there only to share your wisdom a few hours per week and almost everything else (it can be everything else if you want to give full creative control and decision making to your Brand Manager/Creative Director) is being managed and executed by your team.

Hello synthesizers! Today I would like to ask all of you (and you, @Andrew Kirby, specifically), which software would you choose and why if you were just starting out to build your personal knowledge management system? My perspective is coming from the concept of the 2nd brain from Tiago Forte where you have a system to store information/knowledge, make the connections between that stored information/knowledge and then use that create. Whether you create for yourself or in order to share value with others is an afterthought. I'm personally interested in using a system like that in order to get as deep as I can on what I learn and be able to create wisdom that will bring value for others by helping them solve their problems. I want the wisdom I create to be problem solving and actionable. PS: Please try to put aside the fact that you maybe have been using Evernote for 10 years and you don't want to switch or something like that. Please recommend me what would you use if you were just starting out now from scratch.

Two weeks ago some members of the community started a weekly Zoom call to connect with each other, hold each other accountable, and solve each other's problems. The main goal is to create one piece of content per week, for 6 weeks. To build the habit of creating, and grow your audience. You can see a recording of the first call here. For the halfway mark of the challenge we're switching things up, and doing a 'hot seat' style call, inspired by Think and Grow Rich. Here's how the call will work: A member of the call will be randomly chosen by @Wiktor Romanowicz. The chosen member will describe: 1. Their current situation around synthesizing 2. Their desired situation around synthesizing 3. Any problems that are holding them back from reaching their desired situation. This should take less then 3 minutes, so if you tend to ramble, it could be a good idea to come to the call prepared with a rough idea of what you're going to say. Then the rest of the members of the call will try their best to help the chosen member solve their problem! People can unmute themselves, offer advice, recall times they were in similar situations and what they did, provide content recommendations etc. Ideally responses are short and concise, mindful of everyone's time. Then after roughly 10 minutes, another hotseat member is randomly chosen. I've personally paid a looooooot of money to attend similar mastermind calls, and have received a tonne of value from it (what's more valuable than a group of intelligent people all working on solving your most pressing problems?). The call will go on for around 75 minutes. And even if you're not chosen, chances are people are going through similar problems to you, so it'll still be valuable. Plus teaching is the best way to learn. I will not be attending, but @Wiktor Romanowicz does a great job of hosting.