My community is still private. I am working on the about page and solidifying my offerings (both free an paid). I am positioning myself as a Mary Poppins for high achievers and my Skool as a Montessori-style community for professionals, entrepreneurs and tradesmen to find their creative edge. I would love some feedback. I could improve the clarity in my presentation of self. Prior to now, I've drawn in clients through recommendations as a side-business. I've never made consulting or community-guidance a full-time endeavor. I have not branded myself as such, and my public facing profiles are more personal and art-driven. I am extraordinarily skilled and experienced with such a dynamic and worldly background. I'd love to know if that comes through, and if the concept is exciting.

I saw @Shannon Boyer doing that right from the beginning and thought it was a genius idea. So now I'm doing the same. It's basically a contest for who invites the most people to your community, and Skool has a very nice way to help you keep track of that. It works even on the hobby plan. How do you do it? First, instruct people to use the link in the “Invite People” button from your community. If they don’t use that link, there is no indicator that the person came from them. If they do use the link, the member will have “Invited by [you]” in the member list. What can you offer for winners? - 1:1 calls with you (that’s what I’m doing) - Cash prize - Access to a private course - Limited or lifetime access to a paid tier - Other options (you can be more creative than I am) Good ways to refer people to other communities: - Make posts like “5 communities that helped me grow.” - Do shoutouts to specific communities that you see value in. Show the value you got from them. - Guest lives. This is by far the best way in my opinion. Be a guest in their community, and have them be a guest in yours. This way, you can both exchange members and add value to each other’s communities. The recorded live can be stored in your classroom with a referral link to their community. Some other ideas I had: - I’ll do one every month. The prizes will vary according to the moment of my community. At the moment, I offer four 1:1 calls, but that might not be viable in the future, so that can change to other options I listed above. - Every month, only the winner gets the score reset. So if someone got close to winning this month, they will be closer the next one, and all of their effort will still count. - If there is a tie, you can use the date of the referrals as a tiebreaker. The oldest referrals should count more. The earlier you invite, the better My goal is to reach 100 members by the end of this month. If you want to help me out, join Plan Your Tech, invite your friends, and get a chance to win my consulting services for free as a prize.

When you feel overloaded, what is your default pattern? Comment your letter. I am really curious how it looks in this community. Inside "Clarity under Pressure" we collect these patterns and run tiny experiments to change them without heroic willpower. If you want to be part of that, come in here: https://www.skool.com/the-sufficiency-guild-7595/about?ref=400b09f182624e7b82cadaac751f8636