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So, friends, I'm going to start an off-topic post here. I'm posting a "prompt" for Chat GPT right away if you want to try it out. 😀 Then feel free to upload your results here. If you don't want to use Chat GPT, you can simply upload a few real pictures. Pictures that show your life right now. I'm curious. Here's the Chat GPT prompt: "Please create a portrait image of me based on all the information you already have about me. So a kind of vision board, or rather a live board. Include everything you've already noticed from our conversation so far in this image. Create this image in the cartoon Pixar style."

I think one of the most important shifts course creators need to make right now is this: stop selling access and start selling the finish line. For a long time, online offers were sold based on everything that was included. More videos. More templates. More bonuses. More downloads. More hours of content. More access to a portal filled with resources. The offer sounded impressive because it was full. But full does not always mean effective. In fact, for many learners, more content has become part of the problem. They are already overwhelmed. They are already sitting on unfinished courses, saved podcasts, bookmarked articles, and YouTube playlists they never got around to watching. The last thing they need is another giant library of information that makes them feel even more behind. What they want is a clearer path. They want help making progress. They want to know that if they invest their time, energy, and money into something, it will actually help them move toward a result. That is why completion matters so much now. Completion creates confidence. Completion creates trust. Completion creates testimonials and word of mouth. A course that helps people finish and implement is infinitely more valuable than one that simply gives them access to a large volume of content. To me, this is the real rebrand the industry needs. Not prettier names. Not trendier packaging. Better curriculum. That means building around outcomes instead of broad topics. It means designing for practice instead of endless instruction. It means respecting the reality of modern attention spans and busy lives. It means removing what is unnecessary so learners can focus on what actually helps them move forward. The market is not asking for more information. It is asking for learning experiences that work. And I think the creators who embrace that will be the ones who rebuild trust in this space. What do you think matters more to buyers now: the amount of content inside an offer, or the likelihood that they will actually finish it and get results?

What do you think of a 𝗚𝗹𝗼𝗯𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝗸𝗼𝗼𝗹 𝗖𝗮𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗮𝗿 so you can see all the events in every community you are a member in one place? - now you can use 𝗕𝗢𝗟𝗗 font in your posts and comments - see all your membership calendars with events - voice text in the chat!! - get the Skool cat anytime - see unread messages in the community thread - and a bunch more things... We shouldn't think of this as competition. We all want more members in our calls. Therefore, I recommend you also recommend this extension to your members. The extension also offers some additional features (bookmarks, focus mode, stats, etc.). Check it out here skool-extensions.com Will you use it?

Add an about video on the about page... but before you do that, go find 3 about pages in your niche watch them and learn from them I typically look at a few ranked highest in my niche and a few ranked around the same number as me Your video should be one element that convinces people to join your group When I started my Skool, I used one of my social media posts as an about video and this week I updated the video. Feel free to check them both out (see attached) and give me feedback! The first video is my social media post and the second video is my updated about page video for Skool.. Your video will never ever be perfect. I strive for about 80%... (That is a good tip for business in general, 80% is solid to move forward. You will make mistakes, fail, and do it all over again so getting to 100% is the goal and progress is where success lives. ) Happy Friday Let's chat below: