I’m in a weird but exciting season right now. Most people in my new community came to me through my brand emails and Facebook posts. But here’s where I’m stuck… Before creating it, I planned for it to be a space for my art people…FREE + digital downloads they could actually use in their projects, which would be an extension of one of my businesses, only I wouldn't be printing these designs. Then… because I’m a multi-passionate business woman who refuses to stay in a box…I decided it should be something bigger. A space where all the things could live, like a creative hub. So tell me what you would do: 👉 Do I lean into multi-passionate creatives (which is 100% me) and trust the vision… even if it takes longer to get to where I want to be? 👉 Or do I double down on my art audience and build a niche space for people who already understand my world? Because here’s the tension… My creative, somewhat rebellious brain wants freedom and expansion, as multi-passionate people do, but my business brain (what I've been told all my life) is like, “pick a lane so people know why they’re here.” 😅 (Meanwhile, I could easily build 20 different groups…) For those of you who’ve grown a SKOOL community… 👉 What actually wins in the beginning? 👉 Focus first… then expand? 👉 Or build it as a bigger container from day one? I’m building this in real time, and I want a foundation that can actually grow with me. No fluff… what would you choose and why? 👇

Here is my current situation: I am a full time therapist. I am a late diagnosed ADHDer. I am nerdy and academically oriented. I get annoyed and frustrated with misinformation around mental health and especially ADHD. I started a Skool community all about ADHD to educate other adults like me - who have ADHD but don't understand what it actually is. My favorite part of my community is making content - courses. My community is up to 115 members. About half are fully inactive - they joined and I am pretty sure they forgot they joined (ADHD, lol). The ones who are active - engagement is low. I've tried loads of strategies to increase engagement. Right now, I've stepped back and settled into the idea that I have a quiet community and that is okay. I get loads of positive feedback from members. They all say my content is helping them, but with the low engagement - self-doubt creeps in. So my question, how do I get my members interacting and engaging? Or do I accept my community is quiet and that is okay?

What if the gap between where you are and where you want to be is simply identity? In this session, @Addie Beall shows how creating a strategic alter ego helps you step into your next level—aligning your health, ambition, and success without starting over. Addie Beall is a certified life coach helping midlife women reconnect with their health and dreams through future-self and alter ego work, guiding them to grow into their next chapter sustainably. 🌸 The Built To Be Seen Summit ** For Level 2+ Members 🗓️ March 30, 31 & April 1 🗣️ 50+ speakers sharing strategies to launch and scale your Skool community You can preview our LIVE speakers in the Calendar, including Addie.

We’re officially opening up speaker applications inside the AI-Driven Business Summit community… 👀 But there’s one important detail: 🙌 You must be at Level 5 to unlock the application This is intentional. We want speakers who are in the room, contributing, engaging, and building alongside the community, not just dropping in for visibility. ✨ What This Summit Is About This isn’t another “here are 50 AI tools” event. This summit is about helping women: - Stay relevant in an AI-driven business landscape - Monetize their offers more effectively - Simplify their marketing and backend systems - Get their time back without sacrificing growth 👉 Real strategies. Real businesses. Real application. 🔐 UNLOCK THE SPEAKER APPLICATION 🎯 Who We’re Looking For We’re inviting speakers who can teach: - How to use AI to drive visibility + sales - Simple, non-techy ways to implement AI - Email-first and evergreen marketing systems - Automation and backend workflows - Content creation that still sounds human - Sustainable business models (time, energy, capacity) If your work helps women build smarter, more aligned businesses using AI, this is the summit for you. 📅 Key Dates - Application Deadline: May 1, 2026 - Speaker Recorded Session Deadline: May 15, 2026 - Promotion Period: June 13-22, 2026 - Summit Dates: June 22-24, 2026 (All details are inside the application once unlocked.) 🚀 Your Next Step If you’re not at Level 5 yet… 👉 This is your nudge. - Post - Comment - Engage - Support other members Because the speakers we choose aren’t just experts...they’re leaders inside this community. 🔐 UNLOCK THE SPEAKER APPLICATION

One of the most important metrics in your community isn’t how many members you have. 🥳 It’s daily activities. Daily activities tell you whether your community is actually alive. When members are posting, commenting, liking, and engaging, a few powerful things happen: • Members come back more often • Churn goes down • Your community performs better in discovery • Conversations start happening without you carrying everything A simple benchmark to keep in mind: 200 daily activities → healthy early community 400 daily activities → strong engagement 800+ daily activities → thriving community If you’re below 200, your main focus shouldn’t be creating more courses. It should be increasing activity and participation inside the community. ❓Question: What are you doing right now to cultivate more daily activities in your community? Let’s generate as many ideas as possible so everyone here can learn from them. 👇 I’ve added two ideas in the comments to get us started.