Hey everyone! 👋 Introduction My name is Brannon (B-R-A-N-N-O-N). I’m 31 and live in Southwest Florida… although none of those were actually questions that were asked, so I digress 😅 Favorite Color Red. Easy one. 🔴 Favorite Pokémon I actually don’t have a favorite Pokémon. However… I was once married to a girl named Mew, which is a Pokémon, so that’s kind of funny. My daughter’s name is Zelda (different universe, but still nerd-adjacent). We named her after The Legend of Zelda video game series. A couple years ago for Halloween we actually did a Pokémon-themed costume: - I was a Pokémon trainer in a ridiculous pimp-style suit - My daughter was Pikachu - My ex-wife was Eevee So I guess that’s my Pokémon story and I’m sticking to it 😂 Current Skool Challenge Right now my main focus is increasing visitors to my About page. The good news: traffic has actually gone way up this past week. Some of that is coming from outside the platform, and some of it is coming from Skool itself. For example, this past Friday alone we had more visitors to the About page than I had the entire previous month combined, which is pretty awesome. The next challenge though is conversions. My conversion rate is currently… let’s just say not great 😅 From the feedback I’ve gotten, the About page itself isn’t terrible, but clearly there’s something we need to optimize, so that’s the next problem I’m working on solving. Anyway — glad to be here and looking forward to learning from everyone! 🚀

I'm curious what are some of the top insights this dashboard reveals. It's like learning a new language. Does anyone speak Dashboard?

Help me choose the bunny for our child regulation cards! 🐰🌿 I’m creating a set of Grounded Roots child regulation cards for children, and I’m testing the illustration style. These cards are meant to support regulation in a gentle, playful way (for example Bunny Bounce for releasing wiggly energy). One thing I’m thinking about is how much detail to include. If the image is too detailed it can become visually overwhelming for some children. But at the same time, children often love little hidden things to discover — tiny insects, mushrooms, woodland details to spot. So I’m trying to find the right balance between calm and engaging. Which bunny do you think works best? 🌙✨