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Hey kings, Just wanted to give you a heads up that you can access the course in this group entirely free. Just go to the classroom tab. Blessings!
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Welcome to the Entrepreneurial Dads Community
You’re here because you want to grow your business and your family.This group exists to help fathers build without burning down their homes. Start here. 1. What To Do First a. Introduce yourself. Share your name, business, how many kids you have, and the biggest tension you feel between work and fatherhood. b. Watch the Welcome Video / Read the About Page. You need the mission locked in before you jump into the discussions. 2. How To Get Help • Weekly Q&A - Call Bring your business problems, your fatherhood challenges, or anything you’re stuck on. I will do my best to get you real answers from a father and entrepreneur who’s lived it. • Post in the community feed - Ask your question. Share a win. Explain what’s breaking. The more real you are, the more help you’ll get. • DM me if something’s sensitiveIf it involves your marriage, your kids, or something you don’t want public, message me directly. You’re not alone. 3. Community Rules Rule 1: No posturing.This is a place for fathers, not fake entrepreneurs pretending everything is perfect. Rule 2: Protect the brotherhood. Encourage, challenge, support. We build men up here. Rule 3: Keep your home off-limits. No disrespect toward wives, mothers, or family. This is a community built on honoring our households. Rule 4: No selling to members. Serve first. If someone wants your help, they’ll ask. Rule 5: Show up. Participate. Ask questions. Share your progress. Don’t lurk in the shadows. Your voice matters here. You’re not just building a business. You’re building a legacy your children will inherit. Glad you’re here. Let’s get to work.
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Why Skool.com?
A few guys have already asked why I chose Skool for this community, so here’s the quick breakdown. First , Skool was built to recapture what Facebook groups used to be.Before the ads. Before the noise. Before your feed got hijacked by entertainment instead of actual connection. Skool feels like the early internet again… simple, human, and actually focused on community. Second, there’s no algorithm and no censorship.Nothing buries your posts, nothing interrupts conversations, and nobody is punishing you for not “feeding the machine.” What you see is what you get. Real people talking about real things. Third, Skool openly welcomes faith-based groups.Most platforms either tolerate Christians or quietly throttle them. Skool has said publicly they want faith-driven communities here. So we’re building one. Fourth, it’s stupidly easy to use. Live streams, events, Q&A calls, a community feed, the classroom, calendars… everything is in one clean place. No juggling apps. No headaches. Just show up, learn, and contribute. So… what is Skool? If you’re totally new to it, Skool is basically a platform where communities and courses live under one roof. No algorithm. No ads. No distractions. You join a group like this one, you meet other people on the same path, and you learn together. There are groups for business, hunting, music, fitness, theology — everything. It’s the closest thing to a real digital community I’ve found. And that’s why we’re here. This space is built for fathers who want to grow their business, strengthen their home, and build a legacy worth passing down, without fighting the chaos of traditional social media. Glad you’re here. Let’s build something that lasts.
Mark George/Thousand Generations Print Co
1. What To Do First a. Introduce yourself. Share your name, business, how many kids you have, and the biggest tension you feel between work and fatherhood. GA gents! My name is Mark George. I am a father of 4 (from 8 years old to newborn). I work a 9-5 in the lumber industry, and I run Thousand Generations Print Company. Biggest tension: Balancing time while doing everything with excellence. Working my 9-5, while trying to grow Thousand Generations, and still having time for my wife and kiddos, and sleep/exercise, is a challenge. Looking forward to getting to know you guys 🫡
Sales Resistance Vs Sales Obstacles
There are two forces that stop a sale: obstacles and resistance. Obstacles are external. They’re practical, like timing, distance, or finances. Resistance is internal. It’s emotional - fear, doubt, and the memory of being burned before. The mistake most businesses make is solving only one. Solve obstacles and you still lose people to fear. Solve resistance and you still lose people to logistics. Solve both and your offer becomes difficult to walk away from 🔥
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