Last night on the Casa Bonay rooftop was one of the best yet! Small group, but real inspiring conversations, Here's who was there and what we talked about 👇 @Dafni Kokotovis — runs KoKo To Vision, a health & lifestyle community helping people build sustainable habits without overhauling their entire life. We talked about growing her community, engagement strategies and what's working. @Desislava Kadra — runs Soul Rescuers Circle, a free community about soul rescue, ancestral healing and spirit communication. 70 members strong. One big insight, she wasn't collecting emails from her members. A Small thing, but massive long term impact. @Roger Carreras — making money off Skool without even being on Skool! He outreaches people with an online presence, optimises their entire Skool setup, builds the offer, sets everything up, 4 clients in just a few months. Wild model honestly. Which brings us to one of the best conversations of the night 👇 If Skool disappeared tomorrow, would you be okay? Your email list, your phone numbers, your community you need to own that data outside of any platform. Skool is amazing, it connects people online and in real life, but always keep copies. Always be building your list. We also went deep on: — Challenges as one of the best engagement tools on Skool — High ticket vs low ticket — easier to sell low, but value still has to be there for people to stay — Pricing models — premium vs freemium and when each makes sense — The future of this Barcelona community — less just events, more of a real community Thanks to everyone that came! Next one is August 1st! Hope you can come!

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Currently sitting at Las Ramblas waiting for a friend and it got me thinking... As someone who grew up in Barcelona but spent 13 years away, I'm curious how you all feel about the classic tourist spots here. Do you ever actually hang out at places like Las Ramblas, Park Güell, sagrada famlia or the Gothic Quarter with friends? Or are they just "tourist zones" you actively avoid? I'm in this weird middle ground where I'm technically local again but also seeing the city with fresh eyes. Some of these spots hit different when you're not rushing through them with a camera. What do you think? Are there any "tourist traps" that you think are actually worth it? Or since youve lived here so long you know some nice spots I wanna know what the new people think!!! @Igna Ceo @Eloi Jg @Roger Carreras @John Betts @Adam Gertsacov @Jordi Oller @Xavi Cabrera

Mi nombre es Roger, tengo 23 años y vivo muy cerca de Barcelona. Conocí Skool por Sam Ovens y llevo meses utilizando la plataforma. También he creado una comunidad para todas las personas que quieran mejorar sus finanzas personales.