Orange 🧡 don't know the English names of any Pokemon honestly, learned them in German, only Pikachu ⚡ Okay so here's my goal in short form (WARNING: may sound megalomaniacal): I live in a community after many years of trying all bunch of things and failing in many ways to do community. 👎 What's special about this one: it is focused on radical love 💖, spiritual awakening 👀 and inner growth. I believe that community is humanitys way of awakening and real inner growth! And I want to make it accessible for everyone! Like you can do all sorts of spiritual stuff to be a good person and find God and that's great. 🪄 But if you don't have a community to do it with, if you don't get challenged and supported by others, honestly, it's a little bit like trying to run on one leg. So for now: I am building our online community and I want to transport the value of the physical community there. This thing shall grow and flourish. 🌟🌟🌟 And after that I will find out how to make this feeling of being truly held and loved accessible for everyone in the world. 🗺️

At the start of last year, I was very active on Skool. It worked well. I got new clients, people messaged me, and things felt good. Then in February, I tried to do all content at once: YouTube, Instagram, and X. My days became: wake up → plan → make content → post → repeat. It was hard and felt lonely. I worked a lot, but not many people replied. Low views. Almost no new clients. After a few months, I went back to Skool. And wow… big difference. People were talking to me again. Comments. DMs. Calls getting booked. Business felt fun again. Instead of talking to nobody online, I was talking to real people. And the crazy part? I now get better results with less stress. Skool just fits how I like to work. What’s worked better for you: making content all day or engaging in communities?