Thank you for this new interesting rabbit hole to explore @Marcin Hakemer-Fernandez 😜 Very interesting info… and confirmed some things I already suspected from my own experience of both, amassing a large digital library, and lots of physical books purchased and read before e-books and audiobooks were even a thing. And honestly the switch to using digital books more readily these days than paper came down to the financial economics, and the convenience factor. (Plus I love being able to highlight and create notes that are easily searchable!) However I often miss the visceral experience of holding and reading books… And it was interesting to find out some of the brain related reasons why that is. Overall I have found myself less excited about reading than I used to be… Which I had been chalking up to simply being older and having been turned into a bit of a pessimistic solemn Solomon… (there’s nothing new under the sun 😜) Now I’m wondering how much of that may actually be tied to my transition to so many ebooks and digital media over the last decade instead of just getting old 😝 (and digital notes instead of constant written ones??) So as @Ömür Yanıkoğlu mentioned, I will be reevaluating how much I have gained vs lost in the trade off between the economics and convenience of digital… versus, the cognitive and embodiment advantages of paper and writing. I can see my new hyper focus will probably be mining the depths of how to gain the benefits of using both physical and digital in a Symphony of brain and body to reach information nirvana… 😂 clearly I am in a rather poetic state of mind this morning! 😆

@Marcin Hakemer-Fernandez said, “But I will stop buying them since I already have a long list of ones I haven't read...” Sooo, this is a reason to stop buying them aye? 🤑🤦🏼‍♀️ I think I may be operating under the impression that just the act of buying them allows them to become part of my conscious experience… you know, the same way simply buying the exercise videos helps keep you in shape… 😜

@Marcin Hakemer-Fernandez would love to connect with you all again, but I will be boarding an airplane soon ✈️

I’m so sad I almost always have to miss this because of work (unless an official holiday lands on a Tuesday!) I have loved the few times I’ve been able to be present!

I’ve been on the standard tier in Skooly, and loving the bookmark features and lots of other useful stuff even in that tier! Great for making the Skool experience better even if you don’t have a group, and you’re just an active member in groups!

So if there is snow, and you are still saying winter’s not here… you may be in just a bit of denial 😜😂

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@Marcin Hakemer-Fernandez but in the case of the hobby plan I bet they had ALOT of “on the fence folks” finally jump in because it was no longer $100 to get started. And as you grow I think the tools in the more expensive group price would make it worth it.

@Marcin Hakemer-Fernandez true. At this point, when I start something I’d be choosing between Skool and another platform that does already allow for separate level conversations within one membership (though the other isn’t nearly as aesthetically pleasing as skool is!) so this option being added would make the decision much easier for me!