So @Mike Gowans I saw the replay of your videos today and it got me thinking of what type of videos go into your pocket coaching? For example I have a YouTube channel where I create a lot of beginner “how to” videos on learning how to program. So what would be the difference between those and the pocket coaching videos? Would it just be early access? A different type of video? The programming niche, I have been finding that yea there are places such as Udemy and coursera and others where people will pay for a course but getting monthly recurring revenue (mrr) is kind of hard unless you have a lot of courses and your subscription is to access all courses rather than pay for each individual one. That and programmers like to find stuff for free and have the mentality that a lot of stuff should be open source. That being said I think the idea of a pocket coaching is a way to capture this mrr, but what would be the difference between that and I normally push out on my YouTube channel?

Was that a good hook 🪝 ? Just playing with 🪝 , @Mike Gowans is legit and I’m learning a ton. However, I have had growing on social media on the 🧠 , so I couldn’t resist trying a fun 🪝. Questions for MIKE: 1. Mike did you know you had so many fake accounts? I guess that’s good that people are trying to knock you off? 2. Can I build a substantial MRR without massive success on social media?? Mike you have massive success and are killing it where it counts on Skool and your income. But in the nicest way possible, seems like you don’t have the infamous “viral” videos or insane amount of followers. So does that give us hope that we don’t need to go viral to build a Skool business? So again, I don’t want this to be coming off wrong, I’m super impressed with what you have built without millions of followers. Im hopeful this is true and that we don’t need millions of views and followers to create a meaningful MRR on Skool. Sorry that was so long, and again, Mike I mean this in the most flattering manner possible. Thanks so much for motivating me and creating such great content. Lee

Hi @Mike Gowans , I just want to ask question that I'm still wondering until now, how do you manage your time or organize all the content strategy that you do. You consistently and that's not a small thing to create a lot of content simultaneously on TikTok, YouTube long and short to LIVE. And you need to make the slides first, sometimes using a whiteboard which is quite unique. Do you have an assistant or do it all solo. How do you do it all? Thank you in advance if you want to share this.

Hey @Mike Gowans I want to ask about Skool, i still dont get reply from them. Is Skool really unable to embed videos from other video hosting, except only YouTube, Loom and Wistia or Vimeo.The only reason I haven't used Skool is this, I have several dozen video courses, so it seems like it would be quite a hassle if I had to use or move to another video hosting?Or Can Skool help me with this, or is there something I don't know about this? Thank You. Because i really want use skool for my business, and join the build lab later to build my own membership

What problem does your person solve and what is your message put that down in the comments below. Just remember this is for you. If you can’t show up for yourself, nobody else is going to. It’s by doing an acting that you get the pattern set in your brain that you’re going to make a change. Let me know your feedback on day one training. Your feedback dictates how this course gets improved. Let me know your feedback on day one. Stay inspired, Mike