Head to Settings in your Skool community and now see the new Growth Metrics so you can see where your traffic is coming from!! Very cool comparisons and differences between my three communities. I am seeing some social media channels not showing up at all - big learnings. And the impact affiliates have in my summit communities - HUGE!! What will you do with this information? How will this shape your traffic strategies?

This is your space to share your Skool community links, discover other amazing groups, and give your fellow members a little love ❤️ Here’s how it works: ✨ Drop ONE comment on this thread. Start with a short sentence about who you are and what your community is about. Then, list your Skool community link(s) — put the one you’re most focused on growing first! - ONLY SKOOL communities please - No "thank-you's" are necessary; keep the thread spam free 👉 Example format: Hi I'm Brenda! I run a community for women entrepreneurs ready to build ALIGNED AF lives and businesses. We focus on list building, Skool MRR growth and AI tools. - The Aligned AF Community - Skool Scale Camp - AI-Driven Business Summit Community ✨ By sharing your links, you’re committing to check out at least 5 other Skool communities in this thread. Bonus points if you: - Join their free group. - Engage with a post. - Leave encouragement or thoughtful feedback. 🚫 Important: No spammy vibes, no cold DMs, and no pitching. Share openly, connect authentically, and support each other’s growth! 🙌 If you're thinking about starting a $9/M hobby Skool community, please use my affiliate link

If I was starting my AI-DRIVEN BUSINESS in 2026, I would do _________________________. I'm curious what you would add in (and leave out). Drop in the comments.

December 27 was the day it happened. One unexpected event. A real curveball. The kind that dents life plans and knocks the wind out of you for a bit. And at 56? You don’t dramatize it—but you do feel it. The thing is… this wasn’t my first curveball. So I did what you do. I got back on my feet. Slowly. Quietly. Honestly. And here’s what surprised me most: Getting your flame back has nothing to do with posting more. Or announcing that you’re “back.” Or hyping your own visibility. It comes from showing up for others. • Commenting with real care • Replying without pitching • Offering your best advice because someone asked • Supporting, not performing • Being useful, not loud That’s community. Yes, the flame carries a bit of notoriety, “I’ve been here. You can lean on me. You can trust me.” But it’s also earned. Through consistency. Presence. Relationship. So if you’re asking yourself today: “How do I want to show up?” Try asking instead: Who can I help? Who can I support? Who can I build a real relationship with—or collaborate alongside? That’s what the flame actually symbolizes. Not status. Not content volume. But shared momentum. And I’m deeply grateful for the people in my Skool communities who kept showing up like that—for me and for each other. 🧡 💬 Be honest—have you lost your flame recently? Or are you finding your way back right now? Are you frustrated you haven't gotten it by now?

I was a little skeptical about their profile...and sure enough they were a spammer. Thanks to all of our community members that spotted their click-batty comments and flagged them for me. If you ever see a spammer leave a comment or a post that you think isn't kool (like we're a community not the classifieds), then simply flag the post by clicking the three dots in the top corner. Join me in creating a no spam zone...other great content that is focused on our community!!