This thread is for keeping yourself accountable! Daily Habits are the foundation to success You can link your daily content posts and channel below If you don't want to link your content below, you must at least add the following Hi Team, I'm [insert name], today's content is [post/short/mid/long/xlong] ✅

It was late at night I just got home from work. My brain was firing a 100MPH. How can I make my Skool better? How can I master YouTube? It’s making my head hurt. I’m both overwhelmed and excited😅 I need to make videos. I need to make a product. I need to build a course. I need to run ads. I don’t know what to tackle first. I started writing on the train this morning ALL the questions I have about Skool. About YouTube. As the questions drain from my body I feel relief. Now I can 1. Look at them instead of having in my head 2. Put them in order and make connections 3. Start answering them 1 by 1 From Confused ➡️ Relief. The video attached explains it better than me.

I'm a part of 20+ communities! Thats a lot of community hopping to keep conversations going. Now I can keep the networking going in one place! My hope is that being a a good member will also get me more engagement on my Skool

I found a video that has me excited! First 1,000 Subscribers without going Viral! This is how I’m going to turn her comment strategy into a 30 day experiment. For the next 30 days I’ll be leaving Useful Comments on Skool and YouTube with the goal of increasing traffic to my pages Prediction: If I show up and actively contribute in others communities. I’ll get more traffic and more followers Test: 30 comments a day over the next 30 days Rules: Comments will be “USEFUL” centered around things lived learned or based on my personal story

What do I talk about? What would anyone care about what I have to say? Is this idea even any good? Here's an idea I've been toying with...TOPIC Cards🃏! I use physical index cards to capture my raw thoughts in the moment and throughout my day. I sometimes save ideas to my phone, but I never look back at them, and they get lost in the mess. Writing them down actually gives me something real to look back on Topic Card🃏 Criteria Does it come from your own lived experience? Story, Lesson, Experiment, Transformation Does it take no research time? Effortless to talk about? Something you would share with a friend interested in the same topic? If the answers "yes" to these I make it a TOPIC CARD🃏