@Rachael S, I see you are helping people build simple, flexible budgets that actually fit their lives, and that your community, The Five Money Trees, is for people who want to understand their spending even if they do not see themselves as a “budget person.” I really like that framing, because money can feel so loaded for people. A lot of people do not need a more complicated spreadsheet first. They need a place where they can be honest about real-life spending, real mistakes, emotions, values, and the patterns behind their choices. You told me you would like to get notified when you receive a comment. If you’re on the Skool Hobby plan, this kind of notification automation is available directly inside Skool. There may be third-party browser extensions or extra tools that can help, but that would mean adding another paid layer on top of the community. On the Skool Pro plan, Skool can connect with Zapier, which opens the door to automations like getting notified when a new comment needs your attention. So for now, I would first get clear on which comments actually deserve a fast response. That way, if you ever do connect automation later, you are not just getting more notifications. You are getting the right ones. What stood out to me is that your community seems to make budgeting feel less like a rulebook and more like curiosity. So I would love to know: when someone joins The Five Money Trees, what is the first honest conversation you want them to have with themselves about money? Is it noticing where their money actually goes, understanding why they spend the way they do, naming what they value, sharing a money mistake, or something else?

@Antje Bothin, I know you help female founders, entrepreneurs, and SMEs speak up and lead more powerfully in business conversations. That is such useful work, because so much business growth depends on the conversations people are brave enough to have. Since you left the community questions open, I am curious about the shape you are imagining. If you were to build a Skool community around this work, what kind of conversations would your members need to practice first? Would it be pricing conversations, sales conversations, boundary-setting conversations, leadership conversations, or something else? I would love to understand what kind of room would help your people feel safer, clearer, and more ready to speak up in the moments that matter.

@Victor Jackson, I saw your AI Business Operating System community and immediately understood why your comment about aligned visions landed for me. You are helping business owners stop studying AI from the outside and start actually running their business with it beside them. That is the same heartbeat behind my AI Chief of Staff inside Notion. Different build paths, but the same deeper idea: AI works better when it knows the business, holds the context, and helps the owner move instead of just answering random prompts. The part I am really curious about is your 5-Day Owner-to-Operator Challenge. When someone starts with no account and begins installing their business into Claude, what helps them keep moving through the challenge? Is it the first piece of work they complete, the moment Claude starts understanding their business, the knowledge files, the skills, the automations, or something else? I would love to hear how you think about that first moment where a business owner stops learning AI and starts feeling like they have a capable partner beside them.

@Bansari Panchal, I saw both of your communities - Digital Product CEO & Learn To Earn With AI - are built around a really clear shift: helping people stop just learning and start earning, whether that is through digital products or AI. That is such a strong thread across both spaces. The part I am curious about is engagement, because you named that as the thing you would love to see working as an AI-powered system. When someone joins one of your communities, what kind of engagement actually matters to you? Is it daily check-ins, first-sale wins, people asking better questions, members sharing what they built, or something else? I would love to understand what “engaged” looks like in your world, especially when the real goal is helping people move from consuming into earning.

@Des Dreckett, I saw you have The Content Revenue Lab, Skool Monetization Lab, Grok For Creators, and Revenue Accelerator Cohort all running around the same bigger thread: helping creators turn content, YouTube, AI, and community into revenue. That is a lot of moving parts. And honestly, that is the part I am most curious about. How are you managing all of those communities behind the scenes right now? Do you have team members helping you hold the different spaces, or are you still carrying most of the rhythm, outreach, member support, and content yourself? I would love to hear what is working for you there, especially because you named outreach as the piece you would love to see working as an AI-powered system.