My community is crickets - I'm thinking of posting this to my group: Can I be honest for a minute? I've been building this community for months now, and lately I've been wondering if I'm solving a problem people actually want solved. I offer live coaching, Q&A sessions, Saturday Skool (for newbies), resources, downloads, templates, and training. Yet most days it feels like the same handful of people are participating while everyone else watches from the sidelines. The paying memberships have been especially challenging. Even at $9/month, I've seen people come and go, which honestly surprises me considering what a cup of coffee costs these days. So I'm curious... What would make this community more valuable to you? What would help you show up more often? What do you need that you're not getting? I'm not looking for compliments. I'm looking for honest feedback. Because if I'm going to keep investing my time and energy into this, I want to make sure I'm building something people actually want. Let me know in a comment below if this is how I should address this issue with my group - Thanks!

after watching some of the goose boosts and skool news I decided it was time to burn down my old about page .. hoping to get some feedback on the new one. wanted it to be very clear and straight forward while still maintaining some fun does it make sense? would you change anything? i cannot change my ugly mug but open to all other suggestions :)

@Brian Rushalski practice up for the next IRL where we meet in person for the first time!!

See this is not my community, but I’m posting a question in it. So my question is, how do YOU encourage people to make posts in your community as opposed to just commenting on posts that you make?? I say this because I feel like my community members as they don’t understand or maybe don’t feel invited or possibly feel insecure about making their own posts.. It really is a curiosity for me.

Hey I'm old Skool, I could possibly be the oldest man in the group, but that's a different topic. Something that fascinates me is the I like myself population growth. I see there is a large portion of people liking their own content, be it a post or a comment. I also heard someone say its creates a false sense of visibility. Others think the comment was liked, and follow like ducks in a row. . I simply don't get that. Sometimes I'd catch myself in the rush of Blitz, where I accidentally did. Then I even unlike myself 😁 I believe it does not count towards Blitz. I think Goose once said Wingman is watching. Maybe one of the like my-selfers in here can convert me. I heard it does count towards Skool activity. Does it? Maybe someone has an algorithm secret to share.