I'm going to be unusually direct with this one. There are over 200 people in this community. Many joined because they wanted to start a print business, build a clothing brand, create a side income or learn how to sell their products online. Over the last few months I've shared advice, ideas, design tips, business experience, answered questions and tried numerous ways of getting people involved. Most recently, I offered to create completely FREE training showing how AI can now help build an entire e-commerce store — something that could potentially save somebody starting a business days or even weeks of work. I emailed the members directly so nobody could simply say they hadn't seen the post. Two people were interested. That told me everything I needed to know. And here's the uncomfortable bit. Most people don't fail because they don't have enough information. There's more free information available today than at any point in human history. They fail because they don't take action. They watch another video. Save another post. Join another Facebook group. Download another free guide. Research another business idea. Talk about what they're going to do. And six months later... Nothing has changed. There's a massive difference between being interested in having a business and being prepared to build one. Successful people aren't necessarily smarter. They don't necessarily have more money. They don't necessarily start with better equipment. But at some point they stop consuming information and DO SOMETHING WITH IT. I've realised that I could spend another year posting tutorials and free advice in here and it wouldn't make any difference unless the person reading it decides to take action. I can't want your business more than you do. And I won't keep investing my time trying to convince people to build something they originally told me they wanted to build. So I'm closing Print & Apparel School. Not because print and apparel businesses don't work. Not because there aren't opportunities.