Hi, I'm Adam! Although this is my first post here, I know many of you from other communities, and our own. I thought it would be time to pop up and say hi! 👋😁 Nobody prepared me for how much WORK hosting a Skool community would be! It's so easy to get stuck just trying to reply to everyone who has mentioned you and it's impossible! No regrets though, I absolutely love it here! - I just wish there were more hours in the day to get to know everyone on Skool, what they are up to and how we can help them. My biggest business weakness has always been social media, which is ironically the biggest free marketing opportunity there is, so I dedicated 90 days to learn all about it. I am really not comfortable on camera at all, and it shows! but I've been working to overcome my shyness and I'm determined to be so embarrassed of this, my first appearance on camera in twelve months. I created a free community to help people that want to start a business with no money, by using the skills and resources they already have. I don't believe in blueprints. they don't work because we all have different skills, different time, different everything. I retired in my forties and don't have to work. I started this community because I was doing voluntary coaching and it was really rewarding, and I wanted somewhere for people to go and get help after they had read my book. Basically I'm just doing what I want and making it up as I go along, but that's just how the greatest businesses are born sometimes. I'm just waffling now - my wife has just handed me a lovely looking sandwich. I can't be rude, so I'm off to sit in the garden and eat it now. Here is my welcome video! I look forward to chatting to you all in the comments later. 😍

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https://www.skool.com/roast-promote-5332/classroom/4a31c438?md=5141bd10f78746deb6dfd9fd86c9100c <-It's public My approach to onboarding at the moment is non scripted DMs. People respond much more when you're being casual and personal. So I say somehting directly at them in a casual way. Once I made the introductions, I drop the link to tell them it has everything they need to get situated and that they engage right away. Is this link welcoming enough for you? The intention is to make people situated but not overwhelmed with information. It opens by saying you don't need to read a manual to be here. But if they have any questions and the patience to read, there is a compilation of posts that answer several questions. And I also say that they can ask me directly at any time. I just started doing that instead of just directly linking the playground post that has the link to this page. It's an extra step that most people didn't take.

Meet Colin. He made this butter bean curry last week using a simple masala base sauce. No fancy equipment. No hard to find ingredients. Just real Indian food made at home. And here's the thing about that masala base sauce... You can use it for butter bean curry. Chicken curry. Paneer masala. Chickpea curry. Bean and vegetable curry. How about a lamb curry... Are you seeing a pattern? 😄 Once you understand how to make the base, a whole gateway of curries opens up to you. That's exactly what we do inside The Indian Cooking Club. Learn the base, unlock the curries. Come and join us it's free, and the masala base recipe is waiting for you in the classroom. skool.com/everyday-indian-cooking-9801