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Flame on! AND shoutout
I didn't realize it until I saw it when I was responding to a DM. 😲 🔥I got my flame! This community is getting warmer each day! 🥵 If you have your flame, great job on your consistent efforts, even if it was just 10 activities a day. That is still a win! 🏆 If you haven't gotten yours yet, we are all here to cheer you on if it's something you are aiming for! 🥳 ALSO! ⚠️💞 I want to say thank you to @Ma. Socorro Castro . Why? She personally messaged me because she noticed that my "vibes" were not as vibing... in other words, I have been more busy than usual the past couple days and this week. She checked in on me personally to see how I was doing. That really touched me. Thank you Socorro for this gentle virtual high five! Each of your have a part in someone's day!
Flame on! AND shoutout
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This is such a great win, @Iris Ocariza. The consistency matters, even when it’s quiet or imperfect, and it shows. What stood out most to me was the second part. That kind of awareness and care is rare. Someone noticing a shift, reaching out without being prompted, and doing it gently says a lot about the culture here and about you. Moments like that are what turn activity into community. Congrats on the flame, and thanks for modeling what paying attention to each other actually looks like.
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@Iris Ocariza That means a lot, Iris. Thank you. What you’re describing is exactly the difference between engagement and presence. Anyone can leave a quick reaction. Paying attention takes intention. Specific feedback, thoughtful encouragement, and actually responding to what someone shared is how trust gets built. And you’re right about the culture. It doesn’t work because one person sees everything. It works because people choose to look out for each other. That’s how communities stay human as they grow. I appreciate you naming that and, more importantly, practicing it.
Skool Owner Modules Drop Next Week for VIP! ⏳
I've been getting the same question a lot recently: "David, how do I actually grow my Skool?" So I've built the answer: Next week, 3 exclusive modules drop for VIP members; each one designed to solve a specific Skool problem: 1. Positioning that makes people say "this is for me" 2. Engagement systems that keep your community alive 3. Growth strategies that don't rely on luck These are the some of strategies I've used to build a Top #10 Skool community in less than 40 days. VIP members get access next week. If you've been on the fence about upgrading, they're still 30% off. 🚨 Also, Business Builders Evolution spots are filling up! This is where I'll work with you 1 on 1 to scale your skool or saas product. If you're not sure whether it's for you, DM me to book a discovery call. Onwards! 🚀
Skool Owner Modules Drop Next Week for VIP! ⏳
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This is the right layer to focus on next. Most people ask “how do I grow” when the real gaps are positioning clarity, engagement mechanics, and having a repeatable distribution loop. Solving those explicitly instead of relying on vibes or luck is what actually makes growth sustainable. The fact you’re breaking this into systems instead of tips is what will make these modules useful long after the initial spike. Looking forward to seeing how people apply it in practice.
Introduction
Hello everybody!! Im adam, 30 years old, living in amsterdam the netherlands. I'm committing to Sell 5 landing pages at $1K each for 30 days. Hold me accountable. I have 0 experience. And 0 funds. Applied here to learn fast. I have no idea if this is something I can be good at. But only one way of finding out right? Ive been unemployed for a while now. Because im in therapy for ptsd. Looking for something that I can do from home in my own time.
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@Adam Streuer absolutely! I can also be reached on LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikeholownych
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@Adam Streuer I'm 16 likes away from lvl7 .. I'll shoot you a message once I reach that.
Building Your Personal Brand
We all create personal impressions on others. For some, it comes naturally; for others, it’s learned the hard way. This is the process of building a brand. But the most important component? Building trust. What are you doing to build trust in your community? Share your thoughts below!
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Trust usually gets built in the unglamorous moments. Showing up consistently. Saying what you’ll do, then doing it. Being clear about what you know, and just as clear about what you don’t. Sharing how something actually works, including where it breaks, instead of only showing polished outcomes. In communities especially, trust compounds when people feel helped, not marketed to. When feedback is honest. When questions are answered without an angle. Over time, that reliability matters more than any positioning statement. That’s what I try to anchor on.
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@Theresa Elliott Exactly this. People can feel the angle immediately. Even when it’s subtle, it breaks trust because the answer stops being about the question and starts being about the outcome the responder wants. Once that happens, the value collapses. I think you nailed the distinction. Marketing is fine. Building is fine. Even selling is fine. But when curiosity and help are genuine, the trust compounds. When every interaction is a preloaded funnel, people disengage. Showing up consistently, answering without an agenda, and treating people as humans first is the long game. It’s slower, but it’s real. And it’s the only version that actually lasts.
Be an Action Hero!
Create a photorealistic action figure of the person in the photo. The figure should be full-body and placed inside a clear plastic box with a colorful cardboard background, just like real collectible toys. Make the packaging look as realistic as possible — shiny plastic, a top hook for hanging, and toy-store-style design. Place accessories next to the figure that reflect its style and image: [list accessories] On the box: • At the top, write in large letters: [your name] • Below that — description: [your text] Make the image as realistic as possible — as if it’s a real toy you’d find in a store. Bonus tip: If you want better results, add: - lighting style (studio / softbox / retail shelf lighting) - camera angle (straight-on product shot) - brand vibe (Hasbro, Mattel, boutique designer toy)
Be an Action Hero!
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@Nick Nebelsky I am aware.. just didn't want to mislead folks.. this wasn't a newly generated image.. hence all the gobledy gook for text.. image generation with text HAS gotten a lot better recently.
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