Check out his community if you want to learn more about doing stuff like that! Thanks, @Nick Nebelsky

@Gus Gray is the guy you go for if you're not happy with your career! He uses the feedback skills you can see in his roasts here to roast your CVs, interview skills and career plans, so that you can take meaningful action to secure a role you'll love 𝗪𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗬𝗢𝗨 𝗪𝗜𝗟𝗟 𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗥𝗡 WITH HIM: ✅ How to get clear about your purpose ✅ How to set career goals that work for you ✅ How to build career skills in a sustainable way ✅ How to develop a mutually beneficial network ✅ How to take meaningful action to progress your career All in a way that lets you be true to the best version of yourself. And 𝗛𝗢𝗪 𝗬𝗢𝗨'𝗟𝗟 𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗥𝗡 IT: ✅ through a community of others on the same journey, sharing the pain and the wins ✅ by attending live coaching calls, focus sessions and bitesize training ✅ using in depth tutorials, templates and guidance ✅ receiving detailed, actionable feedback - including on CVs and interviews ✅ by trying new things in a safe and supported way If you’re ready to take the next step in your career, JOIN his group!

I've been talking about how to manage this community and establish the lines between what is constructive roasting and offensive/hurtful. A lot of people got their reference of roasting from comedians roasting and places like Reddit. This place is different! Here are some of the criteria I'll use: - People will submit their work to be roasted not themselves. You point out the flaws at someone's work not on the people posting. We all have flaws in our work and that's what's going to be roasted here. Critics directly on the person posting will be taken out. If you're willing to get better at what you do, you will benefit from some roasting. Don't leave your business raw. - Offensive language and unhelpful comments are not acceptable. Stuff like "this website sucks, it's so ugly", "wow what a ridiculous post", "wow that was stupid". That's not helpful, it's just being a troll. I'll moderate this place very well to take out such comments. - Be specific. Just saying "this is ugly" without specifying why is not helpful. Put some effort on your post. The intent is not to hurt, but to help. - The first 50 members got premium access. Premium members can do CTAs to promote themselves as solutions to problems they point out. Straight up promoting yourself without giving a good roast first will also not be accepted. Let me know if you have any more sugestions or concerns. This place is very new, and I'll keep adjusting things as it grows.

https://www.skool.com/roast-promote-5332/about Is the about page message clear? What do you think of the idea? Did you read the rules, what do you think of it? I intend to promote this idea outside of Skool. I see a lot of potential for it. Specially because it won't feel like just more work. It's genuinelly something I see myself having fun with. @Kevin Mwithiga is the one who made the designs. You can contact him to make one for you if you liked it!