Quick question for those of you using affiliate links for communities... What's the hardest part? Curious where people actually get stuck.

I am not giving up on this idea but the grand plans I had for it have been put on the backburner for now. I knew what my plan was when I started and I knew why I wanted this group. Member experience is REALLY important to me. With the Skool Games focus on MRR, I believe a massive part of building any community... a TRUE community where members feel seen, heard and a deep sense of belonging... has been tucked away. My next step here is to amplify the member experience in a way that Skool Games misses. But two opposing things can be true. This space must remain free for members to join and share their insight & experience. I need to secure & pay my own bills first. My next question is something I'd rather you answer in the DMs. Have you received any affiliate earnings from your posts here? Since this is a public community, I would prefer that your answers be private. As I stated at the start... I believe in this project. I believe in a spot where members can share their experience. I want to promote and build this as the platform grows beyond the focus of building communities and attracting community owners into attracting members onto the platform. What I do want on this post... I would love ideas or thoughts you have on amplifying the voices in this space. How would you like to see that happen? Would you want sharing parties or challenges? Would you want affiliate games? And let's think through how to keep this space true to the mission without turning it into a feeding frenzy or money grab. It will archive at the end of this next billing cycle. I want to have created a plan IN WRITING before we relaunch. A dream not written down is just a wish. And like Walt said... or somebody brilliant on his team... A dream is a wish your heart makes! from the 💙 ~ Faith

What are some of your favorite activities over the weekends in your favorite communities? Yesterday my notifications feed was so quiet. Now, that was a welcome break from the week but then it made me curious. Do you Skool on the weekend? Are you IRL on the weekends?

This is my community review of Trinity Code. "I stopped trying to force my business to work and started building it in a way that actually fits me." I joined Trinity Code because I wanted to understand gene keys and genetic trauma on a deeper level. What I didn’t expect was how much it would change the way I approach my business. Instead of trying to follow strategies that didn’t feel natural, I started understanding how I personally learn, process, and teach. That shift made everything feel clearer and more sustainable. Since being inside, I’ve restructured how I work and how I share what I know. It feels less forced, more aligned, and easier to follow through on. One thing to keep in mind is that this is a paid Skool community, so you need to be willing to invest in the experience. Join Trinity Code here — this is an affiliate link and I do not earn a commission if you join.

This is my community review of Evergreen Foundations. "These pillars guide how we THINK, MOVE, RELATE, LEARN, and LIVE." Evergreen Foundations is built on the Five Pillars of Evolution... Mindset Mastery, Body Vitality, Connection & Contribution, Purposeful Living, and Lifelong Learning. These pillars guide how we think, move, relate, learn, and live. I joined because I wanted to understand how to actually use these ideas in my business without getting overwhelmed. I didn’t just want concepts, I wanted something I could apply in a way that felt sustainable. Inside the community, I’ve had the chance to contribute as well. I led a call where I taught others how to create an app using AI Studio, which was a great experience and showed me how collaborative the space can be. Since joining, it’s helped me change how I approach my work and how I structure my learning. Things feel more organized and intentional instead of scattered. This is a space for your whole body, not just your mind. Join Evergreen Foundations here — this is an affiliate link and I may earn a commission if you join.