There's two sides to building a business online: Tools and Training on how to use those tools. The problem with training is opinions. There are so many opinions, they contradict each-other, and it's hard to know what to do. If only there was a way to see what's working now in realtime... Introducing The Skool Games — a fun way to build your own business with other people — where the training comes from the winners fresh every month. Here's how it works: 1. Skool group owners that want to play can join The Skool Games group 2. You drive traffic to your group, get customers, and grow your MRR 3. Leaderboards show who's adding the most New MRR each month in realtime 4. The top 10 on the leaderboards win 1-day with @Alex Hormozi and me at his Vegas HQ where we share what we did to win and collaborate to find ways to improve (we'll record the whole thing) 5. Everybody who gets 3 paid members to join their group will unlock the 1-day recordings so you can hear directly from the winners and be a fly on the wall so you can up your game 6. Every month theres a new chance to win. If you don't win the first month, you'll learn from the winners in the 1-day recordings where they share exactly what they did to win We're basically crowdsourcing the best strategies and tactics to make money online doing what you love. We're not telling you what to do, we want you to be creative and try new things. We're all playing the same game. Different people are good at different things, let's see who can figure out each part of the equation and come together to form the ultimate way to play. If we evolve the training and the tool (Skool) in a constant monthly improvement loop, this industry will innovate at a pace we've never seen before. I can't wait! We know people are using Skool in different ways, and that's awesome. Keep using Skool however you want, The Skool Games are totally optional and the discussions will happen in a separate group.

Hi, for my call recordings I like to tag each person who was on the call that way everyone in my group can search that particular person and see every call they were on. The problem is, when you search up a tagged person it shows everything including posts and comments but no ability to filter based on each category. It'd be awesome if I could say "I want to search within this category every time this particular person was tagged"

I can't seem to get Skool to Stripe to connect so can't get affiliate money to withdraw. When I try to connect my bank to Skool through Stripe it doesn't let me choose from any banks (the list is blank). Just for context, I live in Japan. I contacted Stripe about this and they said: " the list of banks that you can choose is restricted due to [Skool] setting and policy. We are sorry for the hassle, but could you be kind and ask your third party [Skool] regarding the kind of banks and the branch you can use?" Can you give me more insight into this? Thanks

We recently shipped these changes to the calendar feature. People loved the ability to set access permissions, cover images, etc. But most didn't like the events UI, they preferred the calendar. So... Now the calendar UI is back! And you can toggle between calendar/events list with a single click. We learned something from this: Next time we make any meaningful changes to the interface, we'll ship the change to a small beta group of communities and gather feedback there before we ship the change to everybody. Skool is a lot bigger now, and we need to adjust our process. We're learning!

Hey I realized today you guys changed the calendar back :( I really loved the "Events" view, resonates so much more with our community. I realize some people liked the legacy calendar view (I hate it personally), could you please make an option in "settings" so we could make one or the other the default view by choice? Many people don't see the little icon in the top right and won't press it, it's not intuitive. Please add a feature for community owners to make either the EVENTS or CALENDAR view default for their members. Right now this is like having a beautiful painting to show people but hiding it in the basement.