Enjoy clear, prioritized action steps that cut through the overwhelm of what to do first or next. Your community will require less effort from you while providing a clear, impactful member journey that fosters self-sustaining engagement. Limited spots are open for the Community Diagnostic + Action Plan This includes a 10-point scored assessment that identifies the top three priorities to focus on for your Skool community to grow with ease. The offering consists of a 30-minute one-on-one review plus a checklist. You can also upgrade for a DWY day, where you will take guided action to improve your community. Additionally, you get a 7-day 🆓 trial access to the Community Growth Support Hub here on Skool, which includes a messaging hotline, asynchronous advisory mentoring, and a personal resource bin. Let's grow! 🚀

Highlights, Takeaways, & Transcript in the Classroom here: #2026 01 10 This Weekly WISE Saturday Session comes from a hotel with unstable Wi-Fi. The signal drops, the screen rearranges itself, and the stream gets choppy. And still, the points are powerful. Life gets choppy sometimes. That’s why the frequency of practicing this simple reset is key: Breathe. Smile. enJOY. It’s a switch. A state change that opens the door for better choices. When someone gets pulled into worry stories, anxiety loops, and catastrophizing, the system tightens. It becomes harder to see options. Harder to act. Harder to lead. Whether you name yourself LEADER or not, you are leading. Leading a household. Leading a team. Leading a business. Leading yourself through the day, day by day. This episode also introduces a practical “fast help” option: a few sopts still available for the New Year $100 Catalyst Session (two hours) Like a mini VIP day, and it can be used for different kinds of forward motion: year planning, daily joy practice, Skool setup, or sorting out what kind of Skool presence fits your world. From there, the session moves into two connected tracks: Client Connection Hub A space geared toward wellness service providers (massage, chiro, physio, acupuncture, healers) and adaptable for other small businesses. The focus is strengthening relationships and creating a steady way to stay connected beyond appointments or transactions. Community Growth Support Hub A working support container built around the places communities commonly get sticky: unclear structure, weak engagement loops, confusing onboarding, too many offers (or none), and no clear member journey. One of the most useful shifts in this episode is the “member hat” check. Step out of owner mode. Experience your community like a brand new person would. Skool’s newer “view as non-member” feature makes that easier, and it’s a fast way to spot what feels unclear or overwhelming.

I had something I wanted to ask everyone here: Does anyone else notice they think about the same 3-5 things on repeat? For me it's usually work stuff I can't control, whether I'm reaching the right people as I build my skool, and whether I'm doing enough. Round and round. The problem isn't the actual issues—it's that I've trained my brain to loop on them. I still find myself falling into this pattern even though I know better. Curious if other people experience this, what you experience it about, and what you do to quiet your thoughts?

Helping 1 billion people find community “We want to help people turn their personal hobby into a full-time income." 🧭 Skool’s Mission (from the inside) Skool’s mission, and what that means for you as community owners, is getting members. Good communities should find members, and members should find communities that relate to their passion. 🧩 The Big Picture (how it actually works) The first step is to make a community around the thing you’re passionate about. Once you’ve done that, you want to get members. The first few members, you really do have to drive yourself. 🚦 Where the First Members Come From YouTube with a link in bio Instagram link in bio Facebook posts TikTok Email list Direct invites to friends Hey, do you want to join my community? 🆓 Free First, Always Most groups start out free. Your first step is really just to get free members. Make a cool place that people like and keep coming back to. 💸 Monetization Comes Later Eventually you can transition to monetizing. You can charge for access. That earns you monthly recurring income. If your community matches your monthly costs, that’s when you can transition to a full-time income from your personality. 📊 What Real Examples Show When you see people making a lot of money, they’ve still gone through these steps. They’re just further ahead on the journey. 🌱 Size Doesn’t Matter (Yet) There are massive communities and small communities, and both are amazing. Every massive community started as a small community. 🔁 The Universal Pattern Passion → Community Traffic from social platforms Free members Engagement Paid access No matter the size, everyone is basically doing this. 🔍 The Skool Network Effect You probably noticed a lot of examples get members from Skool itself. You get it started, and the more traffic you drive in, the more Skool starts to drive. That surprises a lot of people. Yay for Skool Discovery! Get seen Get members Monetize MRR Nate Herk AI Automation $238 MRR

The anticipation is building it's so exciting we have missed school news over the holidays we are looking forward to see what will be revealed will it be analytics version 2 will it be another fabulous haircut or some other shenanigans we shall see in a couple of hours be sure to join me here for the live broadcast notes and of course if you're not available the replay will be up not long after that