@Harriet Thomas

@Harriet Thomas

@Toya Jones thanks Toya for your kind words and for sharing a little about you and how you help women. I'd be really happy to collaborate with you. I'm currently having a vacation and will be in contact when I'm back.

@Toya Jones thanks Toya, I'll be in touch.

@Cassandra Steedman You're welcome, I'm glad to have been some assistance. Before you chase the members you need to work out your Premium offer - or have you already done that? There are lots of helpful posts by @Brenda Rigney but I think this roadmap one will help to guide you on paid tiers https://www.skool.com/skool-scale-camp/free-to-paid-playbook?p=22557853 The best advice I can give you is to always work back from a paid offer and your financial goal. I don't have a large community and it already pays for itself 4 months in, but I now need to work on getting more members inside the community. It's just knowing the stage you're in and working on the one thing that will actually make a difference. And a little footnote - look back and see what you have achieved already, pat yourself on the back and remember why you started it in the first place - we need a purpose to keep our motivation going. You can do this.

@Stacey Martino fabulous!

I like to start with my end goal, then work backwards to find the path to get there. Building the premium offer first gets you to that goal faster and easier — and it also shapes the right marketing and environment from the start, so you avoid awkward moments later.

@Brenda Rigney

@Lindsay MacGregor I think introducing new members regularly will help with that issue. It's inevitable that people wain over time and maybe a core few keep your community ticking. But, you need fresh members that are motivated to keep the momentum going and that's for me the toughest part for MkH.

@Brenda Rigney I'll take a little bit of magic please 🪄