Most founders think scaling is about more effort. It’s not. It’s about better alignment. The brands that grow fastest aren’t louder. They’re better connected. At Skool of Business Growth, we focus on leverage: → people who challenge your thinking → collaborations that expand visibility → mentorship that shortens timelines Growth isn’t a solo sport. It’s a shared system.

@Tim Adam I was going to post you a CR7, but Messi is my guy

not yet. It's on my roadmap for the year.

@Elias Rhodes I'll let you know when I figure it out. 🤷‍♂️😎 Realistically speaking, I'd like to do one talking about movies, but that might be later. I'd like to start one that is around my community about doing drawings and blueprints and construction. I'll probably babble on for some short ones as I find my footing and then try and get some some guests to help out. I'd like to try and jump on a few as a guest, but that's probably not easy with no content at all to send in for review. I have a lot that I can talk about, but the building industry can be a little dry.

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skool of Business Growth The reason some businesses scale? They don’t do it alone. Most founders obsess over: → funnels → features → frameworks But growth compounds faster in rooms, not spreadsheets. At skool of Business Growth, networking isn’t random. It’s designed. ↳ Talk to people two steps ahead ↳ Share audiences, not just advice ↳ Build with partners, not pressure If you’re stuck, it’s not a motivation problem. It’s an environment problem. Who’s in your room right now? Come to the skool of Business Growth community to post about your community and connect with other founders that are building theirs.