I just watched the newest Skool News update about something called Growth Boost, and I immediately thought of the moms here who are building communities, offers, memberships, or digital businesses. 🔸Here’s the simple version: Skool is now promoting communities through off-site ads...like on Meta, Instagram, Facebook, etc. Meaning...Not ads inside Skool. 🔁 That is the Growth Boost loop: ✅ Skool spends their own money to help community owners get members. ✅ And if Skool brings a paying customer into your paid community, Skool takes a 30% commission... similar to an affiliate. ✅ Then Skool reinvests that money into more ads. ✅ This brings more members to more communities. And honestly... this is a BIG deal. Because one of the hardest parts of building a community is not usually the community itself. It is traffic. It is attention. It's the Attract phase. It is getting the right people to even know your community exists. And for ADHD mompreneurs, this part can feel especially heavy because we are often already holding so much: Business. Motherhood. Content. Learning new tools. Understanding AI. Admin. Energy management. Our actual lives. 😅 The idea that Skool may help bring more aligned people into communities is worth paying attention to. A few important details: ✅ Growth Boost is turned on by default. Go to Settings --> Discovery --> Growth Boost (see screenshot) ✅ It works for both free and paid groups. ✅ It is free until June 16. ✅ You can turn it off. ✅ If you turn it off, Skool said your Skool network traffic may go down significantly because they will prioritize groups that have Growth Boost turned on. ✅ If you bring your own customer from your own audience or traffic, you do not pay the 30% commission. You only pay the normal payment processing fee. 🔸The other part that stood out to me was this: ✅ Your Skool cover image, group card, and About page matter even more now. ✅ Because if Skool is promoting your community in ads, your cover image is basically becoming your live ad.

I'm a HUGE fan of Evelyn Weiss, a beautiful soul and Skool community owner. I just heard Sam Ovens and Alex Hormozi recognize her at the Skool Games event. And I felt so proud.🥹 Listening to them talk about her talent, personality, and execution made me smile like a total fangirl. 🤩 But what stood out to me most? 👉 They acknowledged that she’s a mom building a business with limited time. That matters. Because so many of us here are doing the same — building between school schedules, energy shifts, caregiving, health issues, and real life. I’ve been inside her Skool community called Grow With Evelyn -- for almost 2 years! And I can say this honestly: I am a better mompreneur because of her and that space. Not just in strategy. But in how I structure offers. How I use Meta ads. How I think about client acquisition. She overdelivers. She teaches deeply. And she gives frameworks that actually move you forward. 🔥 PROXIMITY to the right mentor and the right community can change your trajectory. For me, this was one of those rooms. If you’ve been looking for a strategic room to sharpen your client acquisition and ads, I genuinely recommend it. 💞 Please use my affiliate link because that community is on a waitlist, and you get priority to get in with my link. And if you want to know how you can use your personality + talent = thrive, like Evelyn, watch the 2.40-minute clip below of when they talked about her from the Skool Games recording (starting at timestamp 17:37 of the Skool Games recording).

Hi everyone, I’m Nikki, a solo parenting mama with a 6 and a half year old autistic kid with high support needs, and very much a multipassionate entrepreneur as a Mindset, Self-Love and Dream Life Coach, and an AI Film Ad Creator to name the two things that are related to entrepreneurship. 😊 I’ve been a member in this group for some time now, but I haven’t participated because I wasn’t sure if I have ADHD - I’m still not sure but I’m ready to look into it deeper and just figure out and learn ways to make things work for me and my business. I think it’s also interesting to add that without the challenges that come with me raising my kid alone and him being diagnosed autistic, I don’t think I’d be here right now because before all these, I was very neurotipically productive (if this makes sense). 😄 I always had challenges with certain things but I think I covered them up well, and I’m not saying this like that was a good thing.

Hi, Thriving friends! I just uploaded a new video inside our Classroom tab (see screenshots) where I introduce something I’ve been building just for us… The T.H.R.I.V.E. Framework™ for ADHD Mompreneurs! 🎉 This isn’t just information… It’s a flexible, compassion-based system to help you align your brain, your business, your family, and your deeper purpose. Inside the video, I shared this: “You are a diamond. Not because you’re perfect. But because every part of you… Even the rough edges… Is worthy of shining.” Each step in the T.H.R.I.V.E. Framework™ helps you gently smooth out a different part of your life: 🧠 Your ADHD story ❤️ Your emotional regulation 🔁 Your daily rhythm 🔥 Your sense of purpose 👩‍👧‍👦 Your relationships 🌱 Your ability to grow, adapt, and thrive sustainably This is how we stop spiraling and start building something solid (without sacrificing what matters most). YOUR TURN: 🔍 Here's your Implementation-Focused Question. Let’s take the first step by reflecting—lightly, no pressure. 👉 Which part of your life feels ready for a gentle upgrade right now? (You can choose one or more): - Your relationship with yourself - Your family or parenting dynamic - Your business or creative work - Your daily structure or energy flow - Your deeper sense of purpose or mission Comment below with the one you feel most drawn to. Your first answer is usually the right one (trust your intuition). Let’s meet ourselves where we are, with kindness. Here's the direct link to the Classroom with the short video (just 16 minutes): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UU6G4kVYeB8&&views You can watch it like a podcast... while cleaning your kitchen, folding laundry, or driving to pick up the kids. 💎 If you watched the Intro video, drop a 💎 in the comments so I know you're walking this journey with me.

I’ve struggled with going to bed early my whole life, but my kids are early birds. I love the idea of more sleep but there always seems to be something that comes up - urgent work that didn’t get done, texts and emails I haven’t answered for days, or honestly just decompressing on my phone until I realize I’ve doom scrolled for an hour+ 🙈 I often receive inspiration and some of my best ideas right before I fall asleep, and if I don’t write them down, they’re gone. (I’ve created some truly brilliant courses with this blessing.) Watching the wonderful video with evening protocol has me wondering where my friction is and how I can get myself to get more sleep. I know it would benefit me greatly if I did… just a gap between knowing and doing 😅 Would love some input on what’s helped if you’ve seen a similar situation before.