Tomorrow, I'll will pin a post in the Pinterest Skool community with over 5500 members! The main subject of that post could be YOUR Skool Community. 👀 But first... You need to convince me. Imagine you're sitting across from me and I ask one simple question: Why should I tell 5,500+ entrepreneurs, creators, coaches, and business owners about YOUR community? Sell me. Not with a link. Not with hype. Not with "join my Skool." Tell me: ✅ Who your community is for ✅ What transformation members get ✅ What makes your community different ✅ Why someone should join YOUR community instead of the thousands of others on Skool If your answer stands out, I may feature your community in tomorrow's email. 🚫The Rules ✅ Comment below and SELL ME YOUR SKOOL (no links here) ✅ You MUST participate in the Small Business Weekend inside Pinterest Skool (links allowed) The best communities don't just promote themselves... They show up. They engage. They provide VALUE! They support other business owners. I'm looking for community owners who do exactly that. Tomorrow afternoon , I'll be reviewing every submission and choosing one (or more) communities that deserve attention. One comment could put your community in front of 5,500+ members. 👇 Sell Me Your Skool.

So many people pass through! We get to know so many incredible humans and then after a couple days/weeks/months they’re gone!🥹😩 How many people are still here and enjoying their experience?! Post in the comments if you’re here with us still!💪🙏 And hey, if you’re not enjoying your experience… why not? Let us know!❤️

Let's talk about one of life's great mysteries... You stand up. Your pets are asleep. You take three steps toward the bathroom. Suddenly, they're awake, alert, and acting like you're embarking on a dangerous expedition that requires supervision. But why? Contrary to popular belief, your pet isn't necessarily worried you'll fall into the toilet and never return. Many animals are naturally social creatures. They pay attention to where their family members are, what they're doing, and whether everyone is safe. Some pets also learn that wherever you go, interesting things happen, food appears, treats magically materialize, and belly rubs are often available. Following behavior can be a normal sign of bonding and attachment. However, if your pet becomes distressed when they can't see you, paces, vocalizes excessively, or struggles to settle when you're gone, that may point to a deeper issue involving stress, anxiety, or nervous system dysregulation. Here's tonight's thought: Is your pet following you because they enjoy your company, or because they don't feel secure without you? The difference matters. And yes, your pet will probably continue standing guard while you brush your teeth. Some jobs simply cannot be delegated. 😆 Click the link, join us and tell us: What's the weirdest place your pet insists on following you? https://www.skool.com/simcha-hub-of-pet-physiology-5304/about

One of the best things about Skool isn't the courses... It's the PEOPLE 💛 So let's connect! 👇 Tell us: 🌍 Where are you from 💼 What you do 😺 One fun fact about yourself ✨ What you're currently building I'll start in the comments! You never know where your next friendship, collaboration, client, or opportunity might come from 🚀💛

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