Hi ~ a question for @Tamanna Zahan & @Cate Stillman - I'm thinking of using a 'link' to a classroom for my low-cost Spring course that brings a lot of new people in and then keeping the rest locked. I'm curious about pros and cons of doing this (right now I do feel the chat being mixed with everyone is a con except for the idea of creating FOMO) This opens up my community to everyone so it kind of has a different vibe perhaps in terms of the chat... I'm not sure if it's the best option yet I also am looking for a way for folks to get a view of all they are missing / can access with enrollment. Ideas about this? thx!

Meeting Recap : 02-13-2026 | Session by @Cate Stillman This session moved from the somatic to the strategic, beginning with feeling into the "vibration" of your club—building a structure or "nest" where members can evolve. The core of the conversation shifted to refining the One Simple Funnel: identifying exactly what makes your avatar turn their head (the "song in the parking lot"), what beliefs they must change to join, and how to "own" their experience from the first touchpoint through to renewal. Shutterstock Explore Key Takeaways: - The "Song in the Parking Lot": Your marketing needs to be like hearing a song you love (e.g., Led Zeppelin on a powder day). It’s not just about pain points; it’s about pleasure and resonance. What specific vibe or message makes your "Cousin Sarah" (avatar) stop and turn her ear toward you? - Price Anchoring & Side Benefits: When pricing your club, anchor it against the cost of the alternative solutions your avatar is considering. - Shifting Beliefs: Your prospects are often "problem aware" but not "solution aware." You must identify the specific beliefs they need to drop to buy from you (e.g., "I don't need another certification; I need a business model upgrade" or "I don't need a white coat to be fertile; I need to regulate my nervous system"). - Owning the Experience (The American Airlines Analogy): You must own every step of the member journey. If there is a glitch in the system (like a flight delay), it breaks trust. Make the process consistent so members know exactly what to expect—and exactly how to refer their friends. - Hubs are Two-Way Streets: When looking for new leads (fresh eyes), look for hubs where your avatar already hangs out (Facebook groups, product mailing lists, local magazines). Serve the hub first, and they will serve you back. Next Steps: - Define Your "Music": Write down exactly what your avatar needs to hear to realize you are their scene. Is it a specific word (e.g., "Embodied," "Primal," "Shakti") or a specific feeling? - Map the Belief Bridge: Identify the top 3 beliefs your avatar currently holds that prevent them from joining, and write the counter-belief you need to teach them. - The First 7 Days: Script the specific "First Win" or onboarding ritual (e.g., a morning reset, a self-assessment) that validates their purchase immediately after joining. - Audit Your Funnel: Look for the "glitches." What part of the process feels inconsistent? Focus on fixing that rather than inventing something new.

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Hi WPA ~ Looking for help setting up email and socials automation for when someone purchases or inquries or follows me. Yes I am going to ask the AI and research this today so I will be getting into it. ~ Wondering also if there is a human on here who has advice and can help me navigate the best ways to set this up? Perhaps we can chat about this @Tamanna Zahan ? Thanks!!

Good Morning Y'all. Who's experienced a lack-luster member- in a really small club- and how did you address it? Backstory - I enrolled a member back in October before my family life erupted and had to postpone enrolling more members for a couple months. I treated her to private healing sessions during the pause- nearly the same cost of her 1/2 priced monthly club payment. She was also invited to three in person events per month- and attended none. In December I enrolled another member who is fully committed and engaged in the online coaching sessions, attending every in person event - which is currently open to the public, so she is also getting the promised community element- but this committed, engaged member doesn't have the accountability of the second member, nor do I! I've increased the frequency and methods of reminders, explicitly asked for her RSVPs and still she she's a no show. I've paid for rental spaces to host - just her- or held her seat in a sold out event only for her to flake with no notification - many times. She's shown up to one coaching call and one in person event out of nearly 15 total opportunities. I reached out to her specifically around her lack of engagement, scheduled and met her for coffee to discuss the challenge - didn't really have much to say accept that it's Winter and she likes to stay in. In all honesty, I can see that she's not the greatest fit for my Collective. She's a long time client who's received many private healing sessions and enrolled in a 3 month immersion which she also was less than enthusiastic about. She claims to have experienced so much growth and healing through our work, and is excited about this being her one big commitment this year. Yet, I'm not so sure. And honestly, I feel slighted by all the no shows! Especially when I have women on a waitlist to join in the fun. Thoughts anyone??