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If you joined this community, you’re not a consumer. You’re an action taker. Most people talk about building a community. You decided to build one. 👉🏻 So first things first: TAKE ACTION! STEP 1. Introduce yourself in the comments here: - Who you are - The outcome you want in 30 days - Your current stage (idea / validating / building / live) . PLS USE the poll or in the comment STEP 2. Do NOT Launch Yet (If You Haven’t) If you haven’t created your Skool community, pause. Action does not mean rushing. Start with Day 1 inside the Classroom and move in order. Clarity → Launch. STEP 3. Questions so far? Post them here or as a separate post in the Q&A category. Or in the relevant step. Public questions help everyone move faster. The rules are simple: - There are no stupid questions - The only stupid questions are those not asked No silent observers here. You joined because you want results. Let’s begin.
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🎃 Trick or Treat Heist: Gain 5+ New RELEVANT Members by Monday
trick or treat, but the candy is new members. crews of 3-4 ppl. you go door to door through each other's communities and beyond, leaving comments worth reading. 🎯 goal: 5+ new members each, 15+ per crew, by Monday 12pm Israel time. people don't join a community because you asked them to. they join because you said something useful under someone else's post, and they clicked your name to see who you are. that's the heist. but it's not the real prize. the real prize is learning to build WITH people instead of next to them. most community builders go it alone. the ones who grow faster have a few people who show up in their threads, send them members, and swap notes on what's working. this weekend you find out who those people are for you. pick your crew like you'll keep them don't grab the first three names. look for people who: - serve a similar audience to yours, but don't sell the same thing - are at a similar stage, so the swap goes both ways - actually post and reply in here, not just lurk === THE RULES 1. get a crew - form your own crew of 3-4 in the comments below and give it a name. - no crew? comment "solo" and i'll help you find one. 2.write down your starting number - check your member count today. your crew's starting number is all your counts added up. 3.go door to door - start with your crewmates' communities. comment on their posts. - then go beyond: first, check the Vault (i am updating it today), then find other RELEVANT Skool communities - anywhere your people already hang out. 4.leave a treat, not a flyer - a treat is an answer - an example from your own community, your story, your experience, your case study - a flyer is "great post, check out my community." no links in comments. no DM blasts. 5.report back by Monday, 19th Oct, 12pm Israel time, drop in this thread: - starting count, ending count, new members - your biggest insight from the Heist - what made the biggest difference - one thing your crew is doing together next (optional)
🎃 Trick or Treat Heist: Gain 5+ New RELEVANT Members by Monday
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The Nurse Will See You Now
the Community Clinic has a new hire 🤩 she works the front desk. she’s open 24/7. she doesn’t sleep, which makes one of us. meet the Triage Nurse. you tell her what isn’t working in your community. she tells you which day of the Community Clinic is yours. then she helps you figure out the calendar, in your own time zone. Sydney, Singapore, Auckland, London. she does the maths so you don’t wake up at 2am by mistake. then the good bit. - she helps you turn “it’s just not working” into one sharp question for your hot seat. - she reads your about page. she asks the annoying follow-ups. she writes it down. - you walk in prepared, and i get to the fix faster. one thing she won’t do: tell you what’s wrong. that’s my job, live, in the hot seat. she might sneak you the best day. she might pretend she didn’t see you skip the queue. Community Clinic, APAC Edition. October 22-24. free to join. are you coming and bringing your APAC friends? ps go check here out - the Triage Nurse - and tell me what she said to you ⬇️
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Want to Raise Your Chances of Success Up to 95%?
Find your person. Excitement is high in the beginning. It won’t be in a week. By the end of Week 1, motivation drops. That’s normal. The hardest parts come first: - Choosing your niche - Defining your offer - Committing to one direction Even with the custom GPTs and structure, this is where 80% will quietly drop. Here’s what I know: Public commitment is powerful. But personal commitment is stronger. When you commit to everyone, you commit to no one. When you commit to one person, it becomes real. You don’t need 10 accountability partners. You ONLY need one. One person who: - Checks in daily - Asks if you did the work - Pushes you when you hesitate - Doesn’t let you disappear And you do the same for them. That’s how you get through the dip. Do you already have that person? - A friend who wants to build the same - Someone you’ve been chatting with in Skool or another community - Invite them to this group (it's free) and do the work together (make sure you use your referral code, cause it will become paid soon) No? Ask here. 👇🏻 Post below: “I’m looking for an accountability buddy.” All you need is one person who will carry you through the hard days, and you carry them back.
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Hey everyone, I’m zi ming I’m building in the AI/content creation space and joined because I want to understand how people are getting their first 100 members on Skool without already having a huge audience. I’m especially interested in community growth, positioning, content, and turning attention into actual paying members. Looking forward to learning from everyone here, testing what works, and sharing anything useful I discover along the way.
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