I wish I knew this before starting my Skool community

Lara Bruyelles

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Jan 4 (edited) • General/ Fun 💬

"Aligned Creators" was born just under 2 months ago, and my plan was the following:

Post content in the community
Add courses in the classroom
Schedule and host weekly calls
Let the community build itself, and then put a price tag on it/subscription

I joined Skool at first because Alex Hormozi invested in the company.

I was lucky enough to network with a lot of people on Skool, from the very start.

Some were successful. Some were less successful.

I identified two categories of Skoolers:

The ones who are here to build a hobby or a side hustle and that hope to "someday" monetize
Those who are serious about building a business on this platform that might replace their main job at some point

I was definitely in the second category.

It didn't take me long to understand that if I focused on helping people one-on-one first - instead of trying to monetize the community - I would monetize much quicker, which would allow me to have more time and resources to build the community

I also understood that the community could grow passively as I do the 1:1 work

In fact, this is what I've been doing. My classroom is empty. I only post once a week on here, and I don't even host calls, but people are joining, and people start engaging.

If you are curious to hear about the fastest way to monetize on this platform and to finally build the online business you are meant to build, go ahead and watch the 7-minute video below, and let me know in the comments what stood out to you.

Cheering you up on this journey, and I'm excited to see where Skool takes us all ❤️

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