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Every conversation I have with a Skool owner teaches me something. Today it was @Jen Sullivan… and @Claire Morgan later on. Jen and I were supposed to record a podcast episode for Female Finance Collective, but we ended up deep in a conversation about relaunching Money Made Simple. Then my coaching call with Claire echoed so many of the same ideas. I love days like this. We talked about what’s working on Skool right now: ✨ Getting clear on who you’re really building for ✨ Making your free community a true starting point ✨ Creating simple ways for people to engage right away ✨ Showing up consistently in a way that feels like you ✨ Building trust through real conversations, not perfect posts So many good ideas. So much alignment. Curious… what’s one thing you’re focusing on in your Skool community right now? We’re continuing this tomorrow in a Skool Q&A. Come join us and bring your questions.

We are going all in on building your business on Skool in a calm, intentional way this week. Build → Grow → Systemize → Monetize → Refine Here’s what’s happening: 𝗪𝗲𝗱𝗻𝗲𝘀𝗱𝗮𝘆: Joe is joining us live to answer your Skooly questions. This is for you, Skool owners! Save the date here: https://www.skool.com/multiple-streams-of-income-4358/calendar?eid=8774893424724e17ab8ebaec90703ea0 Think scheduled Skool DMs, screen sharing directly inside Skool, voice notes, testimonial pages, and more. More details coming soon, but go ahead and save the date to your calendar. 𝗙𝗿𝗶𝗱𝗮𝘆: I’m hosting a live Q&A to answer all of your Skool questions. Bring anything you are building, stuck on, or thinking through. We also have five days of focused content dropping inside the community to support you as you build. Everything will be added to the classroom in real time so you can revisit and implement at your own pace. If you have been thinking about growing on Skool, this is your week to lean in.

I set up some new things to drive members to my email list and community, so I thought I'd share here in case it sparks ideas for anyone else. I determined that anything spring-related is a top search right now, especially on Pinterest. So I created a lead magnet, Spring Clean Your Finances checklist, and started sharing. ➡️ I created a simple landing page via Kit and linked subscribers to a Google Doc where they can download the PDF. This is all free and pretty easy to set up. I will manually add subscribers to the Substack email list. ➡️ I publish a newsletter via Substack on Mondays, so I wrote it about spring cleaning and refreshing our finances, and linked the lead magnet there. ➡️ I created several pins for Pinterest linking to the landing page, the newsletter, the Skool community, and our podcast. I scheduled pins for the week. ➡️ I will put stories up on Instagram and link the landing page there, as well. It's the first time I've set anything up this way, so it definitely took me a bit to think through the process and what made sense, but it feels like a process I could easily duplicate, and adjust based on what I learn, in the future.

You’re in luck if you missed @Tim Adam's presentation today. The replay is ready and attached to this post. Tim actually started about five minutes before I began recording, but thankfully, I remembered to hit record when I did. 😱 I filled a full page of notes while listening (see the attached image). I highly recommend grabbing a notebook and doing the same. I’m already planning to start implementing what I learned. If you watch the replay, comment below with your biggest takeaway so we can learn from each other. Join me in Pinterest Skool, you won't regret it. Raise your hand 👋 if you are on (or getting on) Pinterest. It's Pinterest Party time!