I do have some. Both on income and membership count. For membership count I want to get to 1000. We just crossed 250 members and are a quarter of the way there. I know that in many cases quality is much more important than quantity and group loose quality when they grow too big. But I don't think this is the case here, because the purpose of Roast & Promote is largely to give exposure to our members, that's why it's a public group. The more we grow the more feedback you can get and the more eyes you get at your promotional posts that you earn competing. That's I also award members who invite others, as you can . Click here to learn more about our competitions and how you can grow by being active and inviting members. What about you? What milestone are you trying to achieve?

Guys please help! I am holding this workshop this Thursday and I am planning to post about it every day. So I want to adjust my message if needed (I am not going to make the same post every day of course). So please roast me 👀😁👊🏼 Title: I'm a Coach. How do I get clients? I'm a qualified coach. I know how to help people get results.... but I need clients. So I've posted content. I've given away free advice. I've built lead magnets... And still... nothing. No clients. Is any other coach in here in the same situation? If yes, I want to ask you this: Is the reason why you're not getting clients really because you're not working hard enough or because you're not good at content?🤔 Hmm... I don't think so. Most of us work way too hard in those early months. The real reason is that nobody ever sat us down and showed us the actual system to go from "I have an offer" to "people are paying me for it." So we improvise. We copy what other coaches are doing, post one more reel, build one more freebie, hope this is the thing that finally lands a client... and then we're back where we started, wondering what on Earth we're doing wrong. I've been there so many times, and I know exactly how frustrating and stressful it feels like. So long story short: 👉This Thursday I'm holding a live workshop for health & wellness coaches inside my free community Coaches Growth Network to walk you through it properly, step by step >>Get Access Here<< I'll show you how to identify the real problems your clients will pay you to fix Then how to create an offer around that, that people actually want to say yes to And by the end of it you will have a real plan to get your first/next 5 clients enrolled. ⚠️During the workshop I'm not going to explain just surface things, but we go in depth with actual "how to" work - so bring a pen and paper The workshop + all tools & resources are completely free for everyone who joins.

What is the one main reason for you to churn on a community, the one that happens the most often?

Good morning, skoolers! Welcome to a new edition of the Jerky Journal, presented by Roasty! --------------------------------------------------------- Let's start with the sport news from Roastbert 🏆1st @Aimee Jardon: 38 points Aimee is as aways delivering the most thoughtful and passionate roasts. She is a sales master that helps people sell better with science at 🌹SNAP: Golden Rose VIP💯 🥈2nd @Nick Nebelsky : 24 points Nick is a seasoned roaster with storytelling creativity! He is a celebrity skooler famous for the incredible 🎬 AI STORYTELLERS 📖 group! 🥉 3rd @Sergio Spadavecchia: 17 points Sergio is an active member here, who has been consistently among the top 3. He will help you become a Cinematographer, Photographer and Designer at MASTER ACADEMY▶️FILM PHOTO ART Also @Aimee Jardon just took the second pinned post ad place for being the current most active member! ---------------------------------------------------------- 🚨 Breaking News: Growth boost was just implemented for skool. @Paulo Costa, The Roaster has a little rant about it. It's a very controversial feature. Why? Because Skool is taking 30% comission in exchange for promoting you on facebook ads and their own discovery system. That includes when people click on your profile, when people find your community on discovery and when they find your community on the facebook ads. So the big downside is that if you promote yourself mainly from inside skool, you will always pay the comission. And yes, the referral link for your own community does not exist anymore. So if you're very active on the classifieds or skoolers getting members from those places, skool willl still take the comission from what I understand.

I’d love feedback on this specific lesson inside my classroom: https://www.skool.com/the-prosperity-ascent-lab-7188/classroom/5b8494ef?md=09f1b66cbc1b4322bd9697d3da6debcd This is not the first lesson people see. It comes a little further down in the Coaching Centered Business Starter Kit course. The purpose of this lesson is to guide people toward two next steps: 1. Check out the FAQs 2. Book a short call if they want to explore the business path more seriously 3. What I’d love roasted: Does that journey feel clear, natural, and helpful? Or does it create confusion because people are being sent from a lesson to FAQs and then to a call? I’m trying to make sure the path feels supportive, not pushy or scattered. Please roast the clarity of the journey and whether the next step feels obvious.