Thank you very much to everyone on the 🪿 call!!! 🥰 Especially @Goose Dunlavey @Rositsa Aleksandrova @Jen Ritchie @Erin Attwood @Ossie Osmond 🫶 As is only right, here is my homework.... Specifically, we analyzed the short offer that appears below the name and above the call‑to‑action button to join the community. Today it reads: Level up your UX/UI seniority fast 🚀 Master AI in design, boost your portfolio, and get expert feedback. Join now! The feedback I received is that it’s not clear what specific, tangible result people will get when they join the community. Niche: UX/UI designers with 1 to 10 years of experience who have impostor syndrome The data we have on signups is quite good. We’re consistently above 20%. (screenshots) I’m putting forward 3 options for people to vote on. A, a radical change: Level up your UX/UI seniority 🚀 Build the portfolio and skills to get the job, the promotion, or the clients you want—and charge what you deserve. Join now! B, a minimal change (this includes the increase in income): Level up your UX/UI seniority faster 🚀 Increase your salary by mastering AI in design, boosting your portfolio, and getting expert feedback. Join now! C, we don’t touch what isn’t broken. (+20% works) I think that right now, my bottleneck isn’t so much people joining the community, but later on in the conversion funnel. The issue is with sales once they’re already inside 🤔 What do you think???

I've been reflecting on how the "big 3" markets are health, wealth, & relationships as I've been thinking about how can make my offer more attractive. I help flutists improve their improvising, get off the page & play by ear... and build their improv confidence ASAP. (We Flutarians are primarily adult amateur flutists and flute teachers.) I've found some things that are working... but I'm looking for how I can apply the wisdom of health/wealth/relationships to a micro-niche that has a tendency to be "anti-capitalist." Flutists have generally never even thought about taking a group class! They are typically in the mindset of private lessons (which I offer too, in combination with the group improv games). I'm making it fun and getting great results for a few people. In the couple of years that I've been doing research & development I've certainly had some ideas about how I can lean into the "big 3." I'm trying to find a way that is "sexy" but also authentic. It's not as easy as it is for my vegan health coach friends! Here's a few ideas that have crossed my mind: 🪈 Conversation starters that help you make friends or get phone numbers at a party, like What instrument would you play if you could play any? What's your creative outlet? 🪈 Stressing how the skill of handling performance anxiety in improvisation can help even with social anxiety 🪈 Helping flute teachers make more money by being able to gig at more places and teach a wider variety of students 🪈 Discussing how the fundamentals of listening in music can improve our relationships across the board 🪈 Emphasizing the health benefits of playing flute, or my perspective of how to improve your health & wellness hand in hand with flute performance. What would you do? Any ideas/advice?? I'd love to hear a conversation about this and other niches that may seem too far out of the "health/wealth/relationship" categories at first but were still able to apply the principles that work.

For @Ryan Cameron Xoxo

Do I post about this for a laugh and ruin the number or just quit Skool for the day and live with the fact that I'm the only one who knows what I've accomplished. ...I've obviously made my choice. 😂