January’s coming up fast. What kind of setting would you most enjoy for our next Denver IRL meetup?

Hi all, I swear I commented somewhere pointing to each of our communities - but anyway, my wife Tamara and I really enjoyed meeting you in person, @Chris Jeub , @Alistair Hawkes , and @Zachary Wilson ! Hopefully see you again when we visit CO again in May!

Hey all! I’m a former teacher who’s now eyeball-deep in building a creative, niche real-estate business. It’s fun. It’s strange/weird. And I love it. But what I really want is community — not just an audience. I’ve got momentum across YouTube, Instagram, email, podcasts… but I kept wishing there was one place where it could all come together. That’s what Skool is for me. And here’s what gets even stranger/weirder: it isn’t just building your community — it’s being inside a community of other builders, across totally different niches, who are trying to do the same thing. Are you feeling similar? I suspect so. I'm pumped about meeting you in person on Saturday. It'll be a little strange/weird, but I bet we'll get over that quickly. I look forward to meeting you on the 20th!

What a great group of Denver IRL folks this morning. Seriously. We had a small but mighty crew show up in person: @Zachary Wilson @Alistair Hawkes @Chris Shackelford @Chris Jeub (and a couple of tag-alongs ☕🍪) Between us, we’re representing the Authenticity, Therapy, CRM, and Glamping spaces on Skool. Pretty diverse mix—and honestly, that’s part of the magic. We talked Skool strategy, ideas for growing our platforms, visions for our communities, and where we each hope to take what we’re building in 2025 and into 2026. All over coffee, cookies, and good conversation. One BIG takeaway: specific calls to action: 👉 Follow each other’s Skool pages 👉 Like or comment inside the communities (both Denver IRL and in those that we run) Even if you’re never going to join someone else’s group (I mean, unless you own land and want to rent out tents, I don't expect you to join a "glamping" community 😉), having local Skoolers supporting local Skoolers matters more than we realize. The 90 minutes flew by. It was genuinely good to put faces to names and build something real, in real life. And to everyone who messaged me this week saying the holiday chaos got in the way—I get it. Truly. Christmas is crazy busy. But consider this an open invitation: we’d LOVE to see you in January! This is just getting started. @Goose Dunlavey @Tony Loew