Something big launches for January: - a new offer for me to work with you. - a massive new drop for ur skool CRM - I show you how to use it personally. Im putting the finishing touches on it right meow for you all. Enjoy your new years (if it hasnt happened already) and i will see you beans soon.

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Below are my notes from the talk @Goose Dunlavey gave on Day 1 of the Skool Costa Rica Talk IRL: 1. Skool = Community Platform with Business Features To make a community thrive, you have to unlearn traditional business strategies. Communities aren’t built on funnels(or just funnels) they’re built on connection! 2. Community and Business Alignment - Both need one shared mission or purpose that everyone rallies around. - The frequency and quality of how often you interact with people who share that purpose determine your success. - Your offer may evolve, but your brand, what you believe in, should stay constant. Dig deep into your convictions and let your authenticity shine. - KEY: Thin out the crowd and double down on what you truly believe. Let your freak flag fly. 3. Community Dynamics - A strong community creates inside jokes, shared language, and superfans. - These things make outsiders form strong opinions, which is a good sign of resonance. - Humor helps humanize your brand and deepen belonging. 4. Focus on Transformation, Not Transactions - Lead with curiosity and a commitment to transformation. - If you create real change for people, ascension and sales happen naturally. - Money flows from transformation and belonging, not just from offers. 5. Brand Expression and Culture - Every touchpoint, your posts, community discussions, classroom vibe, email signature, calendar, and even your choice of emojis, should reflect your brand’s values and culture. - This builds familiarity and emotional connection. 6. Free Community Strategy - The purpose of a free community is nurture, not conversion. - Many members won’t be qualified when they join. - Your job is to help them grow, align with your values, and become your ideal client over time. - Once nurtured, conversion happens naturally.

if you've signed up for the Wingman v2 beta test @Lukas Schmidt @Sam Greiner @Brian Rushalski @Dr. Maria Nagy @Jeffrey Saathoff @Karzan Hughes @Joely Jones @Nathaniel Parant @Kaneryd Williams @Alistair Hawkes @Rositsa Aleksandrova @Demetra Lambros @No One @Michele Chapman @Kai Cerar @.A. .A. @Jaime Dillon @DEEnStorey Vazquez @Rachael Emma @Mogene Christensen @Mark Eldridge @Al Amin @Ashton Kieran @Eric William @Toby Bollen @Aaron Petit @Jen Ritchie @Ethan Simons we start today. We'll start with testing our new (and very much improved) onboarding. In a couple of days we'll test out projects, after that, Dashboard. after that, CRM, etc etc BUTT, there are some common side effects. IF you want to start beta testing our new onboarding, and temporarily lose your projects data, lmk. We'll get you your data back in a week, pinky promise. IF you want to start beta testing, and NOT lose your data, also lmk. this will delay your beta testing a couple days, but good things come on those thatre patient. or something like that