People trust creators who show up consistently more than experts who show up rarely. Agree or disagree? 👇 Let’s hear it.

Get Creative! The #1 creativity group is a welcoming online studio for writers and artists who want to build a regular creative practice. Inside this group you'll find: • weekly writing prompts• live creative sessions on Zoom• art and writing workshops• a growing library of courses in the classroom• encouragement, feedback, accountability, and COMMUNITY! This is a supportive space to experiment, share work, and stay motivated. Whether you're starting from scratch, returning to creativity, or working on a project, you'll find inspiration and community here. Led by award-winning author, artist, and creative mentor Sarah Leamy. (Me!) Get Creative! Join us! https://www.skool.com/explore-create-share-8023

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I started a new group on here and would like to ask a few questions, see what I'm missing and you might have suggestions about. This is a hybrid style community as it combines creative practice, community accountability, regular live video sessions and VIP level mentorship.I’m building this as an online creative studio where people actually create every week, not just watch lessons.The community also connects to my in-person writing and creativity retreats in Mexico, so the online group becomes a hub for in person community and connections. (It's called Get Creative! by the way...) 1. What would help this community get more visibility in Skool’s discovery section? 2. What kinds of things do you think help communities grow fastest? 3. I'd like to start with free and then become a two-tier paid group. When is best for that? 4. What'll keep the members staying long-term? 5. Do you see any other communities on Skool in the creativity or writing space that are doing well that would be good role models for me?