Fellow Go-Getters, Maybe you are aware that there 9 Skool Community Categories? I am listing all below, but before we get to them, Did you know that on Skool, people are actively: 1. Connecting with others who share the same passions 2. Building communities around what they truly care about 3. Making real money from those communities? Skool currently offers 9 different community categories, and I’m curious, which one best matches your 1. Interests, 2. Skills, or 3.Passions? Choose below and comment why? In my pinned comment I share when I showed how much money people make by category, in the Skool Games.

I hope you are well? Please add any questions about the Skool platform especially concerning communities. I want to schedule a live to answer them. Ask anything else about making money online. Awaiting to see what's on your mind! Blessed day! ~Sherifa

Fellow Go-getters, Do you know that anything you enjoy doing is a good idea for a Skool community? See the 8 ideas I have attached. All you have to do is connect with at least 3 people who care about the same idea. Then there are many ways to make money in your conmunity. Sofar I make money in 4 ways. I will share with you if you ask ? Comment " 4 ways" I will DM you. If you have questions drop them on this post. Check the attached list of ideas to choose from. If you are seriously considering a Skool community please DM me @SherifaNakalema, I will show you. Starting is free. Let's get you going so that you benefit from Skool too, if you are not already... See the image attached. Take a step to a better you! ~Sherifa

Fellow Go-Getters, Are you aware that some countries are excluded from the Skool payment system? Their banks are not allowed? See the allowed countries at the time I took this screenshot. Add any questions

Starting a Skool community is exciting — but it can also feel overwhelming. For those who are just thinking about starting their own community, there are always questions running through their minds — about growth, engagement, pricing, content, and consistency. Sometimes the biggest thing stopping someone from starting… is unanswered questions. If you wanted to start a Skool community, what would you most want to ask experienced community owners?