I made a video to celebrate the Skool group/brand that’s impressed me the most this month. That group/brand is @Goose Dunlavey's Captivate. As I write, they're scaling the Skool Games' Top 10 leaderboard like a crazed rat up a drainpipe, which comes as no surprise. 🔥 Captivate serve as a vibrant and crucial reminder that: (a) we don’t have to emulate other groups in terms of look, approach or attitude (b) it's probably best to treat our members with love and respect, rather than barking, "TAKE ACTION!" or "ENGAGE NOW!" every 10 minutes. Unfortunately, my attempt to make an enthusiastic testimonial video about Captivate was hampered by an invasion of Earth. 👀 Ain’t that always the way? 📢 What's been your own favourite Skool community this month and why? Also: please vote in the poll P.S. If anyone wonders how I managed to burn auto-generated Opus Clip captions onto a horizontal video, you can DO that now with Opus, but only on videos of up to two minutes in length, I believe.

@Sifu John Cogan runs Wing Chun Academy, a Kung Fu Skool that makes over $25k per month. In this episode, we talk about: - Growing up with anger and aggression being a big part of his life - Reflections from a night in prison as a 17-year-old - How getting flicked across a room by an old man made him fall in love with Kung Fu - (And “what the balls is going on” to even make that possible) - Moving to Hong Kong to study his craft - Opening up his own in-person teaching facility - Starting his Skool after seeing the logo during a deep meditation - Using Skool to get better results for his IRL students - And his plan on winning The Skool Games by being a good student! Check it out! John's Skool: https://www.skool.com/wing-chun-kung-fu-school-4312/about

Hey Skool Staff! Just wanted to ask if there are any plans to translate Skool into other languages. I know we can use Google Translate on desktop, but it's not ideal. Plus, that's not an option in the app. I'm bringing this up because I'm working with Spanish-speaking creators, and I really want their audiences to have the best possible experience on Skool! I understand it’s not a quick job, but I'd appreciate knowing if it's something you're considering.

Hi everyone! I'm planning to start a paid community and I'm considering setting a membership cap for the launch, say around 1000 members. Does anyone know if this is possible to do directly through Skool, or will I need to integrate a third-party solution? Thanks in advance!