Hi folks, I love the idea of this community, and have some great people here, but I have to accept, once and for all, that i'm spreading myself too thinly across three communities. Watching the Hormozi Q&A just now also made me realise that I should also probably adopt the 'free and paid' duo model with my writing community. And starting a second writing group means that this one has to go. Argh! I will archive this group later in the week, which will mean all the posts can still be read, but no-one will be able to post, comment etc. Anyone who joined on the paid tier of the last few weeks will be refunded this week too. Thanks so much for joining! I'm only sorry I don't have three brains, three pairs of arms and three times as many hours in the day! 😫👊👊👊

On Alex Hornozi's (indirect) advice, I'm experimenting with raising the price of my Writing Confidence Lounge group from $5 to $27. In Alex's words, "The higher the price, the more people believe [what you're offering] will work." Does that make sense to you?

In the March 1-Day With Hormozi recordings, Alex Hormozi specifies what he has found to be the maximum sensible number of posts to make on Instagram each day. "Two or three" is the number, according to the big man. Beyond that, he says, IG penalises you for spamming. How many times do you post on IG each day?

Hey everybody, here's a quick update going through the new features and UI fixes we get in the Skool mobile app. The one thing I noticed I missed is that you can't see the "watching" counter anymore. Enjoy!

Big thanks to @Marcin Hakemer-Fernandez for allowing his excellent videos, aimed at Skool beginners, to be used in the Classroom here at Community Starters. This high quality quartet of tutorials will equip you with a fundamental understanding of Skool. Be sure to watch them! 📢 Tell me your biggest takeaway from these videos and/or how they helped you most. 🔗 Also check out Marcin's own communities: Presentation Toolbox and Mastermind Mini