I wanted to try the new paid feature on Skool - I wanted to make one of my courses paid and the rest free, but as I tried adding a price, it added te price of my entire Skool. I didn't intend on making my entire skool a paid thing, I just wanted to use it for a single course. How do I revert back? I don't know where to click to make it free again. And is there any way I can make a single course paid? or would I have to create another Skool? Thanks so much

Hey guys! As many of your know, I have a free Skool community. I started the community with zero intention of monetisation. I genuinely wanted to bring together 'my people'. But recently I launched an offer and... ... Drumroll please ... I made $100,000 in 10 days! With zero employees. And with only $99 in expenses (yes, Skool is my only expense apart from Stripe). From only one simple post. Would you guys be interested if I made a free course sharing how I did it? I could share: - Is a Free Group Funnel right for you? - How to START a free group funnel - How to FILL a free group funnel - How to MONETISE a free group funnel Comment a money related GIF if you'd be interested, so that I know who to send it to!

My student recently asked me if there is a way to make the timeline chronological, or how the timeline algorithm worked. I most of the time have to rely on my notifications to tell me what I've missed, and sometimes I've completed missed a post (I have to scroll down a bit to see it). Is the timeline chronological at the moment? I am probably doing something wrong and I'd love guidance. My students and I's timeline is all messed up - some posts are older and some posts are newer and it's hard to find what just got posted.

It would be really really awesome if you @Sam Ovens could add this feature some time in the future to classroom: The ability to only unlock modules after a certain period of time. So that one new set gets automatically unlocked each week / month / ... . So the member can't access all the course content right now, and instead has to wait a certain period of time before he can see the next module. This way you stop people from binge watching through the content without implementing the new knowledge. Would be SO appreciated! :))