I wonder if all of you have your socials linked to your Skool profile? I still haven't done this 🫣, need to do this asap! If you have other socials that you want to share, please put them in the comments under. let's get to know and support each other 😊

Last days were warm and today is the peak. My eyes are hurting from watching so much screen last days and here I am sitting inside staring screen, since it's the most logic thing to do. Please tell me you have a better weekend? What's up with you ?

Curious where people land on this, and not looking for the "it depends" answer, actual opinions welcome. Starting paid filters for serious members immediately but gives you a much smaller pool to prove the concept with. Starting free builds momentum and social proof faster but makes it awkward to introduce pricing later without some people feeling like the rules changed on them. If you could redo your own launch, would you pick the other path?

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Still pretty new to running my own group and learning a lot of this the hard way. Curious what the veterans here would go back and tell themselves on day one, something you only figured out after a few months in. Trying to skip a few mistakes if I can.