AND if you buy in the next 24 hrs, (before midnight UTC November 5th) I will pay for 1k of ur ticket. February 5-16 2026 You get - Join 25 other people making 10k+ MRR - Join the first 4 day high-level skool mastermind - Join the first and last skool trip to Antarctica - Get skool games winner contacts into ur phone - Get a luxury cruise included - Be a part of skool ads and PR - Be a part of the team that actually went - Be a part of the team that plants the skool flag there Interested? @Kevin Gong will set you up HERE

When I landed in Costa Rica, our community sat at #43 in the Money category. I knew we were moving up — slowly but surely — and that we’d eventually get that Star. But how incredible would it be to get it while I was in Costa Rica, at a Skool IRL event? To have that moment happen full circle — surrounded by people who truly understand what it means to build community — and to celebrate it together in person. Everyone says the Money board moves painfully slow. You need sleepless nights, constant posts, endless “what’s-for-dinner?” threads, and meme wars just to move the needle — or massive MRR, or giant groups with thousands of members. But that wasn’t going to be my story. I also wasn’t about to fly halfway around the world to Costa Rica — to be in the same room as some of the most inspiring humans I’ve ever met — and spend it behind a screen. I only had a few days to be physically present with these people. The ones I’d watched, learned from, and quietly admired — people who honestly felt leagues ahead of me. I wasn’t even sure I belonged in that room. But I was there — and I wasn’t going to waste it. Before I left, my community gave me the best advice I could’ve asked for: “Jen, you’ve poured everything into us. You’ve shown up. You’ve given your all. Now it’s your turn. Don’t waste this trip glued to your laptop trying to keep serving us. Be present. Soak it in. Serve yourself. Every conversation and connection will come back to us in ways we can’t even see yet.” They told me to rest. To recalibrate. To allow myself to grow. “You’ve done enough for us,” they said. “The community will still be here when you get back. Let us do this for you.” It was hard to hear — because my instinct is always to keep showing up, to keep pouring into them. But they were right. So I listened. I set my calls aside. I closed the tabs. I silenced the pings. And I did the one thing most group owners would never dare to do when they’re that close to earning a Star: I logged off — fully.

I am finally getting into the swing of things after Costa Rica so shout out to @Goose Dunlavey @Tony Loew @Yahya Kazi @Vincent Roswandowicz for somehow keeping their shit together while constantly traveling 😅 Here's my biggest takeaways: 🌄 Costa Rica is absolutely beautiful and a magical place with so much adventure, heart, and spirit. Its also an incredibly poor country and seeing how the natives live was very humbling. Never lose sight of what is truly important. 🚀 If you're not systemizing your operations, you're missing out. 80% of sales are in the follow up. A lead will close 36% more often if you call them within 1 minute of opt in. Lead to speed and follow up are important. 🌈 Every mission driven business needs a team. Seeing how Goose's team operates and the guys at poop scoop millionaire really put into perspective how important having a good team is. Hire slow, fire fast. 🐦‍🔥 the flow is important. Your ads, funnels, content, etc should all flow together. A cohesive brand helps all of your advertising flow smoothly. Having a central theme to fall back on helps (ex: care bears) 🔥 Masterminds are important. They get you connected with others who are in a position to help you grow. Even a single event opens the door for lifelong connections. ❤️ Be a vibe. Some people were such a vibe that it left a lasting impression. Don't be afraid to be yourself. Huge shout out to everyone who I met there and can't wait to continue to grow those relationships and help each other out for years to come: @Mogene Christensen @Rositsa Aleksandrova @Samanda Rasmussen @Kai Lorenz @Bill Widmer @Jen Ritchie @Diego Joel @Kevin Gong @William Milliken @Samantha Lotus @Ravi Gregory Etherton @Becky Teresa @Jason Olofsen @Micah Walker @Jennie Spillane @Valeria Montero @Spencer Kramer @Joshua Gatonyi @Maximus Meadowcroft

i don't think I've had many opportunities in my life that topped this one, thankyou team goosify for doing this! @Goose Dunlavey @Yahya Kazi @Vincent Roswandowicz @Tony Loew @Maximus Meadowcroft @Diego Joel 🎉 and shoutout to my blitz enemiez turned friends 4 lyf @Mogene Christensen @Michelle McCartney and my new friends 4 lyf @Kevin Gong @Micah Walker @Mogene Christensen @Michelle McCartney @Samanda Rasmussen @Jason Olofsen @Valeria Montero @Samantha Lotus @Ravi Gregory Etherton @Jen Ritchie @Bill Widmer @Rositsa Aleksandrova @Becky Teresa @William Milliken and lastly @Spencer Kramer , maaa brudda randall and the resort team!!! banging food, great vibes, sick wifi, better air con and an abundance of knowledge!!! an experience Ill never ever ever ever ever EVER forget 🤩 blessedddd

I won last month's Blitz challenge and got to go to Costa Rica for a few days with @Goose Dunlavey and his crew. And it was fucking awesome. We had monkeys climb on us on a river boat, ziplined thousands of feet up in the mountains with a view of the ocean, rode ATVs through rivers, ate amazing food, and had tons of great conversations. Here's what I learned: 1. Make business fun. The more fun you're having, the better the outcome. That's what makes Skool so special - community is about inside jokes and having fun, and we can monetize that! 2. Surround yourself with people who want you to win. Goose does this incredibly well. 3. Give, give, and give some more. People like @Kevin Gong and @William Milliken were freely helping everyone there. (Kevin you are fucking awesome dude, such a big heart. Really glad we met.) 4. Give your community a THEME! Even something that doesn't make sense. Especially something that doesn't make sense. Care bears and Shopify, The Last Airbender and Focus, Pokemon and Skool, Adventure Time and Social Confidence. It gives you something to bond with your members over, and makes you stand out. Be bold, be weird, have fun with it! 5. It's all about community. And Skool is the fuckin place to be for it. We also talked about LTV, churn rate, CAC, and all that good stuff. But that stuff is easy. The community piece is what makes all of those things possible. Community first, monetization second. Shout out to the other amazing people I met there: @Rositsa Aleksandrova @Samanda Rasmussen @Diego Joel @Jen Ritchie @Samanda Rasmussen @Kai Lorenz @Samantha Lotus @Tony Loew @Vincent Roswandowicz @Mogene Christensen @Michelle McCartney @Ravi Gregory Etherton @Becky Teresa @Jason Olofsen @Micah Walker @Jennie Spillane @Spencer Kramer @Valeria Montero @Yahya Kazi @Joshua Gatonyi @Maximus Meadowcroft