Track my summer journey through France and Belgium, while growing our Skool communities, running a bundle event July 27-31, and mentoring premium and vip members on making money on Skool!! What are you up to this summer? And what's happening with your Skool community?

🤔 Do you think you need funnels to create recurring revenue? I don't. Curious... what's your biggest hesitation when it comes to monetizing a community? 👇

I just launched my $9/month community yesterday 🚀 Welcome to The Skool Summit Community Whether you're hosting your first summit or scaling your next one, you'll learn how to build & launch events in 90 days that grow your Skool community, create partnerships, attract new members, and generate revenue. This just made sense! As a business coach, community builder, and OG Skool summit host. I've grown Skool communities to more than 12,000 members through summits, bundles, collaborations, and live events while generating $10,000–$15,000 per month in recurring revenue. This community is where I've organized my Skool summit trainings, templates, strategies, and resources in one place. Who is launching a summit on Skool in 2026? This is why you need this community!! Join The Skool Summit Community

I wondered what the top 10 ideas were from the post last week. I took all the responses and put in chat and what I got was was the idea, the how, and why it works. This was gonna be a long post for all 10 ideas. So I did what Brenda would do.

Win for today: I upgraded to VIP inside Skool Scale Camp 🎉 For me, this feels like a commitment to stop just “watching from the sidelines” and actually surround myself with the right people, strategy, and support as I build my community. I’m especially excited to learn more about growing, leading, and monetising a community in a way that feels aligned and sustainable. This feels like a small but powerful step toward taking my business seriously and backing myself more. Here’s to learning, implementing, and growing with intention 🙌 Question: What would you recommend I focus on first?