I’ve been thinking about this lately. A lot of people want to grow a big Skool community. More members. More engagement. More authority. But most people try to grow only inside Skool. I honestly think that’s backwards. If you want something massive, you need attention first. And YouTube is probably one of the strongest ways to do that. Because: - Your content lives forever (searchable for years) - People get to see your face and hear your thinking - Trust builds way faster than text posts - One solid video can bring consistent traffic - You attract people who already resonate with you On Skool, people join when they already know you. On YouTube, people discover you. That changes everything. Instead of saying: “Join my community.” It becomes: “If you like how I think, there’s a deeper place for this.” That’s a completely different dynamic. Curious — Are you building your audience outside of Skool? Or are you depending only on Skool organic reach? If you’re serious about scaling and want to exchange ideas on this, just comment in. Happy to connect and share what I’m seeing 👇

What if the real “legacy” we’re building isn’t just about results but about the standards we refuse to lower while building? I’ve been thinking a lot about clarity, structure, and how we present ourselves. Small upgrades feel small in the moment… but I’m starting to see how they compound. Curious — when you think about legacy, what does that actually look like in your work?