On Monday, we'll launch the very first Skoolology Community Research Study. 🙌 Before we begin, I'd love your help. As educators, coaches, and community builders, we know the best learning starts with understanding where we are today. That's exactly what the SkoolMe Framework helps us do. If you haven't already, please take the SkoolMe Snapshot Assessment. It takes about 3 minutes. 👉 https://skoolology.netlify.app/ When you're finished, reply with: 1️⃣ Your overall score 2️⃣ Your highest-priority area 3️⃣ One sentence about why you chose it The SkoolMe Framework looks at seven dimensions of a healthy community culture: ✅ Substance ✅ Kinship ✅ Onboarding ✅ Outcomes ✅ Leadership ✅ Money ✅ Engagement Your responses will help shape our research studies, live discussions, and resources over the coming months, so we're focusing on what matters most to you. I'm excited to see where we are today and, even more importantly, where we'll grow together. Let's build this together. 💙

Good morning all! I have a few questions that fall into the category of simple things, but simple things that could matter. When new to Skool you join groups, perhaps same/related subject, perhaps for how to find your way around Skool. Then you find out these groups are not authentic or not really meant for you, sometimes even adversarial. Is it best to shut off notifications, stop participating? OR Leave the group? And is there such a thing as joining too many groups, in regard to how your overall profile looks in Skool? Thanks in advance for your thoughts! Lynne

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