I became a digital nomad in the last 2 weeks thanks to Skool... And life's been moving at about 200 miles/hr since. I got to hang out at Skool HQ, go on @Max Perzon 's podcast, meet some the May Skool games winners, mastermind with Ted Carr in Vancouver, and record a podcast with @Matthew Thompson in Vegas. As you'd imagine, that's not my typical schedule... At home, I was working 12-15 hours a day on my laptop. Eating every meal in front of my computer. But....I had a MASSIVE realization.... While traveling, I had significantly less hours to work, and so I had to eliminate all tasks that weren't mission critical. I even had to fire a copywriting client that was taking up more time than I felt was worth my retainer. It made me super productive...and now that I'm back to working more hours, the output is 5x what it was before I started traveling. Sometimes distractions are essential to hone in your focus on the right things.

I just released my first course today! …. And I’ve never experienced a bigger wave of imposter syndrome in my life 😂 Anyone else experience this?

I've heard a lot of people ask recently which platform is better: Skool or its competitors. For starters, the fact that they are coming to Skool to seek opinions should already tell you something. But what are some real reasons that Skool is better? Or is it even better at all? The simple answer is yes, it crushes other platforms. But why and how? Here are the main three reasons: Integrated Community: Skool combines community features and courses into one platform, making it easier to manage both aspects without needing third-party integrations or dealing with a clunky "community" feature on other platforms. User Experience: Skool is known for its clean, intuitive interface, making it easier for both community managers and members to navigate. Engagement and Gamification: Skool uses a leveling system that encourages participation by rewarding members for their activity, helping to maintain high engagement levels. But you might still be asking, "Okay, these might be cool features, but do they actually work?" Don't just listen to me, here's the cold hard truth. Skool absolutely dominated all other platforms from April to June. The combined website traffic of four competitors only reached 67.68 million visits, compared to Skool's 86.38 million visits. The average competitor traffic was 16.92 million visits. In comparison, Skool experienced 69.46 million more visits, which is an impressive 410.62% increase... That's insane 🤯 So if you're still on the fence about whether Skool is the right platform for you, the answer should be pretty clear by now... Skool for the WIN! 𝑷𝒍𝒖𝒔 𝒘𝒆 𝒉𝒂𝒗𝒆 𝑮𝑰𝑭'𝒔 𝒍𝒐𝒍 Thanks @Sam Ovens For those of you reading, why did you choose Skool over other platforms? Let me know! 👇

New in-detail guide: https://www.skool.com/community/making-1000-on-skool-is-easy-actually-in-8-action-steps?p=6b1f884d - Start a free community - Make a $100M offer - Get people into your community - Sell before you build

How many words are in your Skool community? (skip to the bottom for the sauce) Think about your: About Page VSL Skool Posts Course thumbnails Youtube titles Captions Okay you get it... When I first started copywriting, I felt like I was navigating a laser maze with a blindfold. Everything I wrote took FOREVER....I had to follow a template, double check everything, get brutal feedback, and rlly refine each piece I did. It felt so unnatural. Until it didn't.... Now, I can come up with killer headlines on a whim. Because it becomes second nature. So the more you write and read copy, the more it becomes a part of your DNA. You'll think of headlines, YouTube titles, ad scripts, all on the fly. And 99% of advertising relies on words. Want the real SAUCE though? 🥫 ⭐ Whatever piece of copy you're writing here are the secrets: ⭐ Start w/a promise people want ⭐ Show them it works (credibility) ⭐ Overcome objections (social proof) ⭐ Fuel some urgency ⭐ End with a call to action. And while trends change, persuasion has abided by the same laws since the beginning of time 🤓 So go create some word magic!