People overcomplicate “authority building” on skool. If you're tired of the same growth hacks, these 3 habits will get you closer to your personal brand goals: 1. Focus on REAL, not just RICH Here's the thing: We all smell BS. (Even through our screens.) Instead of trying to be some polished "Goo-'Roo", just be... you. “But, I'm not funny or interesting!” hey, It's OK... You've got stories. Opinions. You've got a unique way of seeing the world. You just need to learn how to own into it. 2. Build a cult, not a "community" Stop racking up members like Pokemon. Focus on making people feel something... Anything. Like my mother used to say... The people who love you... will REALLY love you. The rest? Who cares! 3. Make an impact and Build relationships. Say you throwing a party. Good music, lot of hot chicks and no drugs lol... But nobody talks to each other. It's Boring, right? So, dance! Get people talking in the comments. Have a question of the day... when someone comes in and says hi... ask them that question Be the center of attention, not the weirdo in the corner. 4. Create something we can actually use Read a post and think, "My God, I just wasted 60 seconds of my life"? Don't be that. Share helpful content, we can immediately apply. An easy-to-follow Skool framework to do this daily: Choose your weapon: – Story (people love a good drama) – Infographic – Case study (prove you know your stuff) Introduce a REAL problem: – What keeps your people up? – How can you make their life easier? Break down the solution: – No fluff – Imagine you're explaining it to your son Engage like a human: • Spend 60 minutes actually talking to people (build your community) • Crazy idea: Be genuinely interested in others Repeat: • Consistency is key (but hey, you didn't hear that from me) Look, building authority isn't just about posting content. It's about showing up, providing real value, and actually giving a damn about the people you're connecting with.

Hey, Skoolers! I’m Alex and You all are not going to believe this, but I just pulled off the heist of the century. I’m talking Ocean’s Eleven level of genius. 🎲 Except, instead of robbing a casino, I robbed a Skool group. And instead of splitting the loot with a bunch of handsome actors, I kept it all for My Client. Don’t worry, it was all legal and ethical. 😉 But it was also insanely profitable. How profitable? Try $7.2K a month profitable. 💰 Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, it’s not. And I’m going to prove it to you. But first, let me tell you how it all began. It was a dark and stormy night… ⛈️ Just kidding. It was a sunny and pleasant afternoon. ☀️ I was browsing through Skool, looking for some new groups to join. That’s me. I’m always on the hunt for new opportunities and connections. 🕵️‍♂️ Anyway, I stumbled upon this group that caught my eye. It had a catchy name, a hot topic, and a decent number of members. It was about something I was passionate about and knew a lot about. I wish I could tell you what it was, but it’s top secret. But let’s just say it was something that a lot of people struggle with and are willing to pay Big Bucks for. You get the idea. So, I clicked on the join button and waited for approval. A few minutes later, I got in. But here’s where things got interesting - this gem of a group was a ghost town! It had all the vibe of a Monday morning meeting - silence so profound I could hear whispers of my name "Alexxxxx" Picture this: no one chatting, no one reacting, Just pure silence. I half-expected zombies to pop out! (Remember that Walking Dead episode when Rick Grimes woke up in the hospital? Yeah, it was that level of creepy.) But beneath that eerie silence, I sensed potential. I could feel it in my gut, like my sixth sense kicking in. So, I did what any copywriting maverick would do I slid into the group owner’s DMs, offering my help. At first, he was skeptical… He didn’t know who I was or what I wanted from him.

You see, I used to struggle with coming up with new and original ideas for my content. I would stare at a blank screen for hours, feeling frustrated and hopeless I would try to force myself to write something, anything, but nothing would come out. I felt like I had lost my spark and my passion. I knew I had to do something about it. I couldn't let my creative block stop me from pursuing my dreams of building a profitable copy. So I decided to my research and learn from the best creators out there. I discovered some amazing tips and tricks that helped me break through my creative block and unleash my inner genius. Here are some of the things that worked for me: - I changed my environment. Sometimes, being in the same place for too long can make you feel bored and uninspired. So I decided to switch things up and work in different locations, such as coffee shops, libraries, parks, or even my car. This helped me get a fresh perspective and stimulate my senses. - Consume more related content. Instead of avoiding other content creators, I started to follow them and learn from them. I read books, blogs, articles, newsletters, podcasts, videos, and anything else that caught my interest. I didn't copy them, but I used them as inspiration and sources of information. I learned new things, discovered new angles, and expanded my horizons Also don't overdo this. - Played a bit more games. Yes, you heard me right. Games are not only fun, but they can also boost your creativity. They can challenge your mind, improve your problem-solving skills, and spark your imagination. - I collaborated with others. You see sometimes, two heads can be better than one. Working with other creators can be a great way to overcome your creative block. You can brainstorm ideas together, give each other feedback, support each other, and motivate each other. You can also learn from each other's strengths and weaknesses, and complement each other's skills. - I took breaks. This may sound counterintuitive, but taking breaks can actually help you be more creative just don't overdo or misuse this. When you work too hard or too long on something, you can burn out and lose your motivation.

Hey Buddy, I know you’ve always wanted to be a content creator, but you have one tiny problem: you have nothing to say. Nothing that people care about. Nothing that solves their problems, entertains them, or educates them. But don’t fret, Buddy, I have a solution for you. It’s called AI. AI is the new buzzword that everyone is using to sound smart and cool. AI can do anything, from curing cancer to making toast. AI can even help you create content that doesn’t suck. All you need are these three AI tools that I found on the internet. They are super easy to use and totally free (for now). Here they are: Answer The Public: This tool will tell you what questions people are asking about your topic. You can use these questions to pretend that you know what you’re talking about and that you care about your audience. Chat GPT: This tool will generate some catchy headlines and hooks for your content. You can use these headlines and hooks to trick people into clicking on your content and wasting their time. InVideo: This tool will turn your content into stunning videos that capture attention. You can use these videos to dazzle people with flashy graphics and music and make them forget that your content has no substance. But Buddy, before you start using these tools, there’s one thing you need to do. You need to find your voice. Your voice is what makes you unique, what makes you stand out from the crowd, and what makes people want to listen to you. And how do you find your voice, Buddy? Well, it’s simple. Just write it down. Write it down in your own words, in your own style, in your own tone. Don’t worry about grammar, spelling, or formatting. Just write it down. Or better yet, just copy mine. I’m sure no one will notice. 😉 P.S. Don't mind my GIF 🙂. P.S.S. If you want more hilarious and engaging content from me, you better follow me ASAP. Or else. Just kidding. Or am I? Yes, I am. Or am I? No, I am. Or am I? OK, I’ll stop. BYE!

Hey, you want to know the 10 TikTok hacks for us who don’t dance? 🕺 Well, I'm sorry to break it to you, buddy. There is no such thing. 😱 You can’t hack your way out of this one, pal. You either bust a move or bust a hip. 💥 There’s no in-between. There’s no cheat code. There’s only you, the camera, and the harsh judgment of the internet. 😬 But since you’re here, and I’m feeling generous, here are some hacks that might help you avoid total social annihilation: 🙌 1. Use a filter that makes you look like a cartoon character. No one will notice your lame moves if they’re too busy wondering why you look like a rejected Pixar reject. 🤡 2. Pretend you’re lip-syncing to a song that has nothing to do with dancing. For example, try “Baby Shark” or “The Star-Spangled Banner”. Bonus points if you can cry on cue. 🦈🇺🇸 3. Wear a costume that covers most of your body. A giant panda suit, a dinosaur onesie, or a full-body banana costume are all great options. The more ridiculous, the better. 🐼🦖🍌 4. Do the opposite of what everyone else is doing. If they’re twerking, you’re knitting. If they’re knitting, you’re twerking. You’ll stand out from the crowd and look like a genius. 🧶🍑 5. Use props to distract from your lack of skills. A hula hoop, a jump rope, a pair of sunglasses, or a bottle of water can all add some flair to your performance. Just don’t drop them or spill them on yourself. 🪁🕶💦 6. Collaborate with someone who can actually dance. Let them do most of the work while you just nod your head and clap your hands. Or better yet, let them carry you around like a rag doll while you pretend to be asleep. 😴👏 7. Make funny faces at the camera. A goofy grin, a surprised expression, or a seductive wink can all make your viewers laugh and forget about your dancing. Just don’t overdo it or you’ll look like you’re having a stroke. 😂😮😉 8. Use hashtags that are relevant to your niche but not to dancing. For example, #bookworm, #catlover, #vegan, or #nerd. This way, you’ll attract followers who share your interests and won’t judge you for your moves. 📚😻🥦🤓