Skool Communities · Compelling Communicators

Chris Hanlon

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Skool Communities

When I built this community, I wasn't really sure what Skool was all about.

But in the last few months I have:

😺 Joined a bunch of communities.

😺 Jumped on live calls with interesting people all over the world.

😺 Spun a yarn or two.

😺 Had some laughs.

😺 And I have learned a LOT!

So I thought I would share a few communities that I have found interesting or useful. Feel free to check them out, they are all free to join, but there are paid options for those interested. In no particular order:

⭐ Small Business Video School - Ed Oyama, has a great way of teaching video. -Expect more video from me!

⭐ Laughter Clinic - A new community run by Kerry with 18 years experience as a comedian.

⭐ Pinterest Skool - I know, random as! This is one of the few communities I pay for. It is amazing!

⭐ Start a Business with No Money - A new community, but with some really helpful experts in there.

⭐ The Storyteller's Path - For those wanting support in writing their fiction or non-fiction book.

⭐ KDP Publishing - For those thinking of publishing a book. Some great information here.

⭐ The Art of Integration - If you are sick of reading the stuff but never using it, Jenifer does a great job of 'decoding' great books and giving you action steps.

⭐ The Indian Cooking Club - I love Indian food, but it has always been limited to 'boil-in-the-bag'. I have yet to get cracking on this, but it is on my list!

⭐ PodGuesters.com - As a speaker, you may want to appear on podcasts. You can get tips and podcasts here.

⭐ The Skool Hub - I am not sure how to describe this. I think I know what it is all about, but I am not sure. But I believe that the over 5,000 members are there to interact with Joseph, who runs it. Every day there something happening, something to do. It becomes quite addictive.

If you are part of any other Skool communities add them in the comments, and mention why you like them.

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