New in-detail guide: https://www.skool.com/community/making-1000-on-skool-is-easy-actually-in-8-action-steps?p=6b1f884d - Start a free community - Make a $100M offer - Get people into your community - Sell before you build

I live in Australia and I just got bitten by a spider. It was just a huntsman sooo I won’t die BUT What is the likelihood of getting super powers? Asking for a friend…

Skool released a new feature yesterday. You can now show people a "Retention Video" when they are about to cancel their subscription. I just uploaded our new video, what you think? 😎 I can highly recommend you create a retention video for your own paid communities. Here's how you upload a retention video: 1. Go to Settings 2. Click on Subscriptions 3. Click the cogwheel top right corner 4. Upload Loom video CONTEST: Let's see who can create the most fun / most creative retention video. Link yours below and the comment section will pick the winner 😁

This may have unlocked the easiest way for beginners to start making money. You start with a free community. You use it as a lead magnet, making it easier to get your first few members. You build relationships with every member through community, DMs, and calls. You use the free community to become better at your skill. You're positioned as an authority, because you're the creator of the community. You speak to the people in the community, to figure out their problems/goals. Then when the time is right you monetize by charging people one-time. You can use it to unlock a course. Or you can sell a done-for-you service or 1 on 1 coaching which may be easier to sell if you're just getting started. This feature is now released. Check your classroom, it's there. Skool 🚀

Maybe I’m wrong but do you ever feel like most people watching IG/TT/YT posts are just trying to find the ones they already agree with? Like, at first I thought most people really wanted to be educated but the more time I’ve spent on social media, the more I’ve begun to feel like the majority of users are just looking to find videos that confirm the beliefs that keep them comfortable. In attempts to avoid anything challenging or thought provoking to where they may have to do 180 perspective shifts or try something uncomfortable. 💭 💭💭 Anyone else notice this or find it interesting?