I have now been on Skool for almost a month... working through the Hackathon and I am learning a stackload. Gearing up for the first 100 hundred sprint.... Would like to know what made the biggest difference for you and when implemented it grew your community the quickest?

it's Monday. and today is about working smarter, not harder. the real version, not the poster. === my spirit animal is Ari Meisel. do you know his story? 2006. he's 23. running a construction business, working 12 hours a day. then he's diagnosed with Crohn's disease. suddenly his body gives him 1 hour of work a day. not 12. ONE. most people would close the business. he didn't. he optimized. he automated. he outsourced. he cut everything that didn't need him. and kept the business running on what was left. he got so good at it that it became the business. books (i read them). courses (i took a few). and today he coaches entrepreneurs. asynchronously. no calendar stacked with calls. business coach. entrepreneur. productivity geek. very much like me 😜 === i'm not anywhere near where Ari is. in terms of his fees, his brand awareness, his audience. but i learn from him every chance i get. i'm in his group. i listen to his podcast. i'm in his circle. and one day i want him on my podcast (girl has dreams) everything i build starts from his question: - what if i only had 1 hour today? that's why i use AI to help me build processes that's why i push one main offer that's why i believe in community model === so here's the question i have for you this week: - if you only had 1 hour a day, which part of your business would survive?

three people in Community Income Mastermind said this last week. no names. they said i could share. - "My student loans went up to $1300/ month, do or die time. Either I can make this finally work or I need to go get a job in town." - "This challenge is coming exactly at the right time for me. I can really use 3K. Or I have to start looking for a paid job (or do both)." - "I applied for a few jobs over the past week. We're in the same boat!" are you in the same boat? === i am. honestly. that's why November in CIM is the 3k challenge. not 10k. not "scale". not even $3k MRR. it's just your fist 3k net in one month. === here's what ALREADY happened before we even started: i dropped a brainstorm video: pick your number, find your offer(s). within two days - one member mapped it out: 2 clients at $1,800. that's $3,600. the whole maths. - another planned a birthday challenge for her community that kicks off today. - the third said: "While watching this, I did have an idea for an offer I could make to a bunch of people in my warm network." that's before the kickoff call on Tuesday 3 November. on the call, you'll pick your exact number together. then the month will continue with implementation sessions, progress calls, co-working every Wednesday, a session on selling. plus 1:1 coaching call with me. replays for everything. live sessions run in two time zones. === 💥 this is for you if you need cash now, not someday. and ready to take action. ❌ this isn't for you if you want a course to watch. we do the work out loud, together. === CIM is $97/month or $497/per year. with the $3k challenge, you'll recover the investment right away. if you do the work, and don't get anything, i am happy to pay your money back! doors close tomorrow, Monday 2 November, around 10am Jerusalem time. that's Sunday midnight in California, 3am Monday in New York. bout 24 hours left.

I just officially launched my first skool community that's a book club focused on personal and professional growth + turning what we read into real actions/results in our own lives. We've officially hit 5 members (yay!) but to keep it running we need at least one person on one of the paid tiers within the next month and just more members in general so there is enough of a community to want to participate in the discussions. I'm looking for any and ALL advice you have about: - getting my first 100 members (or more) - where to share/market the community without spending money to run ads for it (because it's a free community) - How often to post, engage, tag people/etc. - & if you want to take a look and tell me what I'm missing in the community too, please let me know and I'll send you the link to check it out (A little background and specific question, I'm the CEO of a successful company and an awarded efficiency/systems expert, which is where the strategies for implementing what we learn from the books we're reading comes from, so the value to join the community is there because it's the same strategies we implement for clients, but in a DIY way instead of services - but I don't know if this should be a part of the language/marketing for the group or not because I'm not sure if it sounds more like true value or just self-promotion). Again, any and all advice is greatly appreciated, thank you for taking the time to help!

I met Lydia and I joined her community. The transformation, working through the Hacathon is really amazing. It is more personal for me, it set me up believing that i can actually make this work. Absolutely brilliant and free. Got to work through these modules. You too can do this.