I just had to share. I was doing some keyword research today in incognito mode (because you know) you don't want to skew the results. And look where my Medium article appears top of page. I'm currently doing a lot of work behind the scenes deciding how I show up, where I post, where my time is best spent. Then this....

It’s our favourite time of the week! IN THE COMMENTS BELOW…. For #FriendFriday, recommend a Skool group or program that is not yours that you think would be valuable for the group. Then, send your friend a message letting them know you mentioned them here. 😊 Provide context and not just the link, please This is the only place where affiliate links are okay!

I started on Skool back in September of 2024. I saw a Hormozi ad on Facebook and I was hooked... all in, ready to make it happen. I was convinced I was going to win the Skool games. I built it all, the courses, the posts, and even got 150 members. I did not see the huge growth I envisioned and made ZERO dollars. So I quit. I gave up. For 7 months. I thought this everyday.... "I know my solution can help people....and I just want to help!" I relaunched my Skool in September of 2025 with a new focus of HELPING people first! How's it going now: SEE ATTACHED IMAGE! If you are not focused on helping people you will not find success! Maybe, not quit for 8 months like me, but you need to refocus! Why did you join Skool?

On your about page you can have confetti! Update the URL after the about Add this ”?sc=1” So “/about?sc=1” ⬇️Here is mine⬇️ https://www.skool.com/pinterest/about?sc=1 You can actually add this to any Skool page! Give it a try!

Oof. You feel it in your chest before you even click the name. Another member has left. And if you're anything like me, your first reaction is visceral: Disappointed. Sad. Even a bit rejected, if we’re being real. Then comes the spiralling: Should I message them? Would that be too much? What if they don’t even reply — will I take that even more personally? But here’s what I actually did I chose connection over silence. Curiosity over assumption. And what I received back stopped me in my tracks. Three women messaged me back — each with a version of the same, unexpected truth: ✨ “It’s not your group — it’s me.” ✨ “I need this kind of space, but I’m not used to letting myself have it.” ✨ “I don’t do self-care. And being in your group was a loving nudge I wasn’t ready for yet.” None of them said: “It wasn’t worth it.”“ The vibe was off.” You didn’t deliver.” Instead, they told me: "I’m not ready to stop running." "I don’t know how to rest." "I don’t prioritise me — and that’s confronting." And honestly, that hit even deeper. It reminded me that sometimes…People don’t leave because your space isn’t powerful. They leave because it is. Because you’re holding up a mirror. Because your softness challenges their hustle. Because your message makes them feel seen in ways they’re not used to. So if you're in this space-building game — inviting people into something slower, truer, more grounded — please don’t take every departure as a failure. Sometimes, they’re just not ready. And when they are, your door will still be open. 🫶✨