Here's your Prep Checklist: ✅ Have fun and be yourself!! ✅ Get to Level 2 to have access to the Summit - here's how ✅ Check out the speakers in the Classroom (3 pages) ✅ Add LIVE sessions to your Calendar ✅ Share the summit with your affiliate link to your friends and colleagues ✅ Grab the All-Access Speaker Pass for $29 (price goes to $49 on March 30) ...any thing we should add? Drop us a 🔥 in the comments if you're as excited as we are!!

You’re in the right room if you’re a midlife woman business owner or Skool host who’s done waiting to feel “ready.” If visibility matters in 2026 — this is where you build it. This is a summit-first, collaboration-driven community built on momentum, not content consumption. Here’s how to get started: 👉 Start the Leaderboard Visibility Challenge (Levels 1–6) Not competition — participation. Every action unlocks visibility opportunities in our community, like sharing a freebie, hosting a networking call with members, or leading a workshop 👉 Check the Calendar - Our next summit - Built to Be Seen is on March 30-April 1 - Our next Global Networking Call is with @Siri Baruc Thornton on March 10 - SIGN UP 👉 Introduce Yourself - Post your introduction here in the comments - Let us know who you are, who you work with, what your business is about without sharing links - Get to Level 3 and you can start sharing link. See our posting guidelines. These tips is the fastest way to spark conversations and build real connections in our community. This community spans the globe. The relationships you build here often become the most valuable part.

This is your space to share your Skool community links, discover other amazing groups, and give your fellow members a little love ❤️ Here’s how it works: ✨ Drop ONE comment on this thread. Start with a short sentence about who you are and what your community is about.Then, list your Skool community link(s) — put the one you’re most focused on growing first! - ONLY SKOOL communities please - No "thank-you's" are necessary; keep the thread spam free 👉 Example format: “Hi I'm Brenda! I run a community for women entrepreneurs ready to build aligned af lives and businesses. We focus on list building, sales, and creating freedom with recurring revenue with AI tools.” - The Aligned AF Community - Aligned AF Camp - Become a List Queen Mini Mastermind - AI-Driven Business Summit ✨ By sharing your links, you’re committing to check out at least 5 other Skool communities in this thread. Bonus points if you: - Join their free group. - Engage with a post. - Leave encouragement or thoughtful feedback. ✨ This is our ongoing official Skool thread — but I may post a fresh one from time to time since we have new members joining every week. 🚫 Important: No spammy vibes, no cold DMs, and no pitching. Share openly, connect authentically, and support each other’s growth! 🙌 If you're thinking about starting a $9/M hobby Skool community, please use my affiliate link

One of the most important metrics in your community isn’t how many members you have. 🥳 It’s daily activities. Daily activities tell you whether your community is actually alive. When members are posting, commenting, liking, and engaging, a few powerful things happen: • Members come back more often • Churn goes down • Your community performs better in discovery • Conversations start happening without you carrying everything A simple benchmark to keep in mind: 200 daily activities → healthy early community 400 daily activities → strong engagement 800+ daily activities → thriving community If you’re below 200, your main focus shouldn’t be creating more courses. It should be increasing activity and participation inside the community. ❓Question: What are you doing right now to cultivate more daily activities in your community? Let’s generate as many ideas as possible so everyone here can learn from them. 👇 I’ve added two ideas in the comments to get us started.

I’ve been building with intention, and I’m still in the process of growing my Skool community in a way that feels aligned and sustainable. I’m clear on the vision, but I’m also paying attention to what actually helps people engage, stay connected, and move deeper into the community. Right now, I’m looking at what my next best steps should be when it comes to growth, visibility, and helping the right people see the value of what I’m building. For those of you who have been growing your communities well, what helped you most in the early stages? What would you focus on next if you were in my position?