In the first 3 years on Skool I got my affiliate income to $2,000/month. In the last 2 months I got my affiliate income to $10,000/month! 3 years. $2,000/month. 2 months. $10,000/month. Wild. What changed? The Skool Games. — The Skool Games is a business building competition hosted by Alex Hormozi and Skool. There's training, community, leaderboards, and the 10 winners spend a day with Hormozi in-person. It's a lot of fun. And it's an easy offer to sell. There's a 14 day free trial, then it's $99/month — Affiliates get 40% of payments! For life... Without having to find product-market fit Without having to build a product Without having to do any community management Once you get someone to sign up it's the closest thing to passive income I've ever seen. — All I did was make a few tweets, make a post in my community, and put the link in the description of three YouTube videos. Granted I have a bigger audience than most, but with a bit of work it's possible for anyone to make a few thousand bucks passive income by promoting The Skool Games. And if you already have an audience of beginners interested in starting their own business, this is perfect. For some people it is far easier to make money promoting The Skool Games than starting your own community. I was not paid to post this, just sharing a cool opportunity. You can check out the Skool Games here: - Affiliate link - Not affiliate link Then can get your own affiliate link here: https://www.skool.com/games/affiliates Let me know if you have any questions!

Everything begins with the first! I have my first referral! One of my money blocks has been guilt (I would feel bad asking for money) This was so enlightening. My referral was actually excited that a portion of her payment was coming to me! Thank you for this awesome opportunity to grow and learn.

One of @Sam Ovens tips is to create a video about skool for your social media. As I'm still growing my YouTube audience through a 30 day challenge, I combined this tip with my video for today and I've posted it in a separate classroom for my referrals in my skool community. I'd love to hear your feedback.