Are you building a community business or course business?

In relation to how we are using Skool and following on from the Office Hours call this week, I asked a question about making courses more interactive for students (eg a test at the end of a module, etc).

Sam said he sees the community aspect of Skool, that is the interaction with other people and doing stuff together, it is more fun and more educational. He said courses serve a purpose but he doesn't think it is the main thing.

If that is the case, are we not building community businesses here with Skool over building a course business? Are we no longer another info entrepreneur but now a community entrepreneur?

Thoughts?

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