Hope this is the right category for this one. I've been thinking about how to make my new yt channel stand out. At first I thought daily growth tips for Skoolers but now I'm thinking about showcasing a different successful Skool community in each video. Showing how they've become successful and why. I get exposure but so does that group and I put a referral link to them in the video. This gets more views since other groups are already established. What are your thoughts on this? Curious for feedback. Thanks.

Living What You’re Learning This would be a space for what happens after the insight. Not more learning. Not more healing content. Just real life the truth is most people don’t struggle with understanding. They struggle with living it day to day. This space would be about what it looks like in real moments: • building routines that actually work with your nervous system • navigating home life, work, relationships, parenting • talking about the days where things don’t go perfectly No pressure to have it figured out. No expectation to “do it right.” Just showing up as you are and figuring it out in real time. Why this works: It helps people think differently and it also helps people to have a better understanding. This is where it all comes together and is the part where people stop asking“Why am I like this?”and start learning “How do I actually live this way?” Because real change doesn’t happen in perfect moments. It happens in the middle of everyday life.

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Share your favorite communities (with your referral links), and explain why you each of them. What results you got from them? What values it delivered for you? What results did it help you achieve?

This is a pitching exercise. Check all the others here. You can engage with them anytime. Imagine you're a pro salesman, going on a golf club full of rich people, trying to network and get them to hire you. You won't just come shouting what you do. You will develop small talk, say something personal, something interesting about you. Ask questions, let them talk about themselves. Let them complain about a problem that you can solve. Only after they gain your trust, you talk about what you do. And you make them think that it was their idea to hire you to solve their problems. How would you start that conversation? Asking a question? Sharing some fact that starts a conversation about a problem you can solve? Do that here. Try to start a conversation that can lead you to talk about what you do and make people want to keep talking to you about it. I'll engage with it like I'm your ideal client.