So you have a paid group, right? What keeps them paying $x.xx month? If your group is teaching a skill / trade or etc… there’s eventually an end, right? I mean, every book, course, or program has an end So what are you doing to keep people for 3, 6, 12 months or more? If I put myself in the shoes of the customer - I’m asking this question because why would I need to pay that until I fall off the face of the earth?

Why did you pick SkooL? Why not Workplace by Meta, or Teachable, or another platform? I’m not saying this in a critical tone - I’m ‘exploring’ all the options out there to see what will be the best fit for what I want to do

How do you know what content to share in your FREE community and what to reserve for your PAID community?

I’m trying to craft my “Why I do what I do” statement in a formal, but laid back way so that it doesn’t sound “stuffy” but at the same time, professional in terms of holding a solid message for those who read it This is a very rough first draft… I've often reflected on my journey and realized the immense value of having guidance along the way. Looking back, I can't help but think how much smoother certain aspects of my life could have been with the support of a mentor or coach. While I'm grateful for the lessons learned through personal experiences, I'm passionate about offering others the guidance I wish I had. My goal is to help people navigate life's challenges and accelerate their journey towards their own goals and dreams Together, we can bridge the gap between where they are and where they want to be, while unlocking new levels of fulfillment and success in every area of life. Your thoughts, opinions, and suggestions are appreciated

While watching the live on Tik Tok today, I heard Mike say something that resonated with me and helped me realize that there is ZERO reason to put your goals and dreams on hold because of the dozens of false narratives you’re telling yourself You’re worried about what people might think or say… If you just BE you - you’ll build your community of people who connect with you while the rest weed themselves out On the surface that might sound a lot like ‘rejection’ but when you frame it in a way that it’s exposing those who aren’t a good fit for your community - that’s a positive, not a negative Funny, that you can spend years (like I have) ruminating over the voices of fear and doubt and staying stuck, until one day you stumble across someone like Mike and it just clicks 👊💯 Mike is the Man!