This one is interesting. Sometimes the right people show up before we fully understand why. You might notice certain people repeatedly connect with your work. Not because you’re trying to attract them. Because something simply clicks. Patterns like that are worth paying attention to. Try this prompt: 👉 “Based on what you know about me, what kind of people naturally resonate with me — and why?” Sometimes the answer feels obvious. Sometimes it reveals something you’ve been missing. How to use this: 1️⃣ Open ChatGPT or any other LLM you use (free versions work) 2️⃣ Paste the prompt 3️⃣ Share the result — if you dare 😉 (good, bad, or surprisingly accurate) You can also do this without AI — just think about the people you enjoy helping most. It still works. It’s still valuable. Here’s mine below 👇 Drop your line in the comments 🧭

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Ever catch yourself spiraling in doubt, trying to fix everything, or feeling like life is happening to you? That’s the Victim Circle. It’s familiar and protective. But it keeps you small. The shift? Stepping into the Creator Circle. 💞Where you take full responsibility. 💞Trust yourself. 💞Follow what you desire. 💞And create something new. You’re not stuck. You’re just standing in a circle that’s too small for who you really are. Which circle are you choosing today? Because it really is a CHOICE!

one of the best community experiences i’ve had on Skool happened last week last Friday i joined a "Community Crawl" organized by @Lidia Axe simple idea: - move across communities - complete small tasks - have fun - collect rewards but what actually happened was more interesting: people didn’t just join they interacted they commented they replied they explored it felt alive big shout out to Lidia for putting this together - simple on the surface, but very well executed 👏 --- 🧭 my take: this is why gamification has huge potential in communities not because people “like games” but because we like: 👉 clear next steps 👉 small wins 👉 movement 👉 interaction with others most content gets consumed passively this created a reason to do something now and that changes everything --- i’ve tested different game-style posts before and they’ve been one of the more efficient formats in OBB1 (most of you experienced this through our onboarding flow and the 🤪 “Wrong Answers Only!” pinned post) but this one stood out because it actually moved people - not just engaged them it’s definitely worth modeling parts of this going forward 👍 --- 🧭 something to think about: what’s one small “game” you could add to your community that gets people to take action instead of just scroll? curious to hear your ideas 👇

Tried two different prompt directions today. Just to test something new… and have a bit of fun. This is what came out 👇 — Still learning this. What I see so far: - You don’t really get prompts by reading. - You get it when you see the difference. — 👉 Try both prompts (see 2nd comment) 👉 Post your result below Let’s compare 👀