I'm writing this for no other reason than to thank Jason for not only his expertise, but this community. Reading through his diagnoses of all your about pages gave me a good idea of how to approach my own. If you're not already doing this, definitely do so! I wouldn't say my own about page is perfect, but I have felt much more confident going forward, especially in the field of copy. I felt I have learned tremendous amounts. So thank you Jason - keep on doing amazing things. 🙏🏻

Many creators and administrators of communities on Skool and other platforms, especially subject-specific communities, have a very important question: Why are my members NOT as active as I would like them to be? For a brief analysis and to further explore this phenomenon, I am particularly interested in the opinions of all members here, all of whom want to become community creators themselves or who already are. Comparison of different activities of people in communities Within the communities, members take on different roles during their time together. Many members are interested in expanding their knowledge and skills. To achieve this, they utilize the community's communication opportunities, the classroom with its provided courses, videos, podcasts, checklists, e-books, and other documents. As a result of the various activities within the community, members expand their skills in very specific areas. How do communities compare to other areas of life? As a creator/future creator, which category would you prioritize your community? Please explain your decision in a few words in a comment. Thank you for your participation. Notice +Members should be there daily = Daily newspaper +Members should watch videos daily = TV +Members should be there on weekdays for approximately 6 months = Vocational training +Members should attend classes = Continuing education +Members should come like they come to a association +Members should come like they come to a club

And if you have time, what are you looking forward to this weekend?

I was in Study Hall, after a lecture with @Jason Arnopp and everyone asked, “What’s UNretirement?” YOU control where you work. YOU control revenue streams. YOU forgot the “myth of Golden Years retirement.” You are ready: to quit punching a time clock ever again. to get paid for “What you deliver, not how long you worked.” You are 50, but like me you feel younger. UNretirement gets attention to discover what you want to explore. AI is the tool we learn to use. Say hello to “unretirement planning.” It’s never too soon or too late. Who wants to see more? Who wants to see something different? Comment and I will respond. @Faith Adebayo helped generate an image. Would you want your UNretirement to look like this?

A few Lab members have asked how they could go about archiving their current new Skool group, so they can start a new one using my affiliate link to claim free membership of this group's paid sibling, Skool Conversion Lab VIP. So I made this handy video! Got a young Skool group with few members and little or no content? You might want to archive it, then start a brand new one as my affiliate, in order to access VIP (worth $799 per year, with this price set to rise) for free, for as long as your new group remains active. Got any questions about this process? Ask below or DM me. Also: let's see how many members you folks DO have in your groups! Drop the number below 👇