For my niche, where most new members arrive via YouTube, they know nothing about Skool and how it works. So many get confused, get lost and despite DMing them instructions, never properly discover the classroom and what is available. So this is my first attempt at trying to give them a roadmap https://journey.englishwithliz.com/ Roast away

I love coffee and I love BBQ. And both involve roasting. But I never met someone who cared about roasting beans themselves. Maybe that's not a common thing in brazil. Anyway here are the top 3 roasters of this week. Check their work! 🏆 1st: @Steve Atencio : 98 points - Drafting Workshop: A community where architectural, interior design, and millwork drafters can get coaching and improve their AutoCAD drafting skills. 🏅2nd: @Eliot Payne : 43 points - The Marketing Common Room: The Marketing Common Room is for business owners, creators and marketers who want to make their marketing clearer and easier to act on. 🥉@Liz Plampton: 42 points - English Pronunciation Academy:Helping non-native professionals speak clear, confident British English for work, interviews, and daily life. FREE assessment+Live lessons+feedback If you're vegan you can roast garlic bread, marshmallows or coffee beans Let's roast!

Confession, before joining this group, I kept seeing helpful posts in other communities from @Paulo Costa, The Roaster , but wondered why he never talked about his niche - coffee 🤣 Am I the only one 🤷‍♀️

Roast my lesson You want AI to do something for you? Don't spend too much time figuring out how. Copy the homework from some nerd. Reddit is full of them. You know how I created a project to do video editing for me? And many other projects? I just asked chatgpt to find what people talked about that, found some nerds on reddit who compiled a bunch of open source repositories for video editing and asked it to download the codes. Some repositories even have skills, so I asked it to download the skills for that too. Than asked it to read the transcript of Nate herk's videos about that and turn it into a skill. Nate gave a very good idea of having text storyboards being made so I could validate them and provide assets for b-rolls before it did any editing. Than I started providing my own videos and making tweaks and turning those tweaks into skills. It's all about skills really. Being lazy and knowing where the nerds hang out helps. It's like being a bully and intimidating them into doing my homework.

Making banners for some calendar activities in my group. I will share them in SED, so people who don't know me will see it. EDIT: be aware of the place where they are shown; in a calendar of a group. So the banners will be tiny. When you look at them, keep that in mind. It would help me if you take a look at it. Who do you think this is for? Is there any word or phrase you don’t understand? Does it feel like something you would join? Why or why not? What would you change first?