welcome, Navigator 🧭 👉 drop a GIF that shows how you feel about your Skool About Page 😄 (optional: what would you delete first?) once you’re done, grab the next link below and keep going 👇 next stop: The Transition Zone from @Lisa Ludwig-Mackenzie ----- 🎁 quick note: you’ll get my About Page Audit in the goodies bag at the end if you want, i can also give you a Priority Review and show you what i’d fix first just comment AUDIT 👍

Congrats @Niky Egerton on completing the OBB1 onboarding journey… … and unlocking the Mystery Gift! 🔥 Niky is documenting something many people are trying to figure out… but few actually show. Building a business while still working a full-time job. Same time constraints. Same pressure. Same questions most people have. What works? What doesn’t? What’s actually worth doing? That’s the reality most people are in. Her approach is simple: share the journey as it happens. Real numbers. Real results. Real lessons — not just polished success stories. That honesty makes a big difference. She’s now applying simple client acquisition strategies to grow something that actually fits her situation. This framework gives you easy-to-use strategies: ✅ Ways to attract clients without spending money on ads ✅ Simple ways to build real trust with people ✅ Smart methods to turn your contacts into paying customers ✅ Step-by-step structure that helps close more deals Looks like a strong direction. Especially for people navigating that transition from job to business. Perfect timing as Niky builds this into something bigger for professionals ready to make that shift without burning out. If you want to build this further… there’s a more structured path you can step into. Have a look here 🚀

one of the best community experiences i’ve had on Skool happened last week last Friday i joined a "Community Crawl" organized by @Lidia Axe simple idea: - move across communities - complete small tasks - have fun - collect rewards but what actually happened was more interesting: people didn’t just join they interacted they commented they replied they explored it felt alive big shout out to Lidia for putting this together - simple on the surface, but very well executed 👏 --- 🧭 my take: this is why gamification has huge potential in communities not because people “like games” but because we like: 👉 clear next steps 👉 small wins 👉 movement 👉 interaction with others most content gets consumed passively this created a reason to do something now and that changes everything --- i’ve tested different game-style posts before and they’ve been one of the more efficient formats in OBB1 (most of you experienced this through our onboarding flow and the 🤪 “Wrong Answers Only!” pinned post) but this one stood out because it actually moved people - not just engaged them it’s definitely worth modeling parts of this going forward 👍 --- 🧭 something to think about: what’s one small “game” you could add to your community that gets people to take action instead of just scroll? curious to hear your ideas 👇