One thing I have realized about online communities over the past 2 months is that there are people who you will find having the same interests as you. In a game of networking and rising to the top, we can't really solo our way there If I would want to go fast, I would go alone. If I want to go far, I would go together. So, here's my goal with networking: - I have connected with around 30 different people with different skills on Skool communities and I would like to grow this to 100 connections by the end of 2025. As for a short term goal (this month): - Connect with 5 new people and learn more about them through networking calls Let's see how we can grow and level up together as a whole community.

It has been quite the week for me with 21 calls this week. Keep in mind that I also counted group calls 😉 Here are some of the highlights I wanted to share. - Synthesizer 25K celebration (video below) Since you are part of this community, you get to see the after movie before everyone else. Check out how long @Sofiya Pierce survived in the zombie tag game. Thanks again @Kevin Wong for organizing this. - @Abir Raiyan is learning YouTube with the help of @Mehdi Mouqtadir. His long-term vision is to improve the health care system, and he reached level 7 in Synthesizer within 1.5 months. - Tibor Spoelder is a Synthesizer Scaler. He is a master of focus and truly embodies the philosophy of focusing on only one thing that matters. - @Michael Owen is helping people quit their 9-5 and find their purpose. He has hosted multiple retreats, including some Ayahuasca ceremonies, and is working towards certifying coaches in his modality. - Alexander Quarfordt is another Synthesizer Scaler. He is a top 1% producer with 100M+ streams, helping trap producers do music full-time. - @Sanvil Noronha is currently working on refining his offer and is looking for advice to get some proof. Here is his post. - During the Skool News, the new live streaming feature was introduced, and we will try this out next week during the call. - @Miel Avalon spent the last week with her family in Cyprus, and is travelling to Bali for a retreat to study the divine masculine and feminine. - @Lincoln Placid is the current CMO of Synthesizer, creating all the fire memes and making even Andrew Kirby do a backflip. At the moment, he is preparing for a vacation in New Zealand to find the house of Sam Ovens, steal his ring and throw it in a volcano. Or something like this. - @Justin Yip loves to decode archetypes and help you discover yourself. He is currently focused on LinkedIn to attract more clients since he used to be a marketer himself. - Greg Garrett is the corporate yogi and another Synthesizer Scaler. He is preparing for a big speech this weekend to talk about his recent health crisis and how angels got upset because people could grow faster through struggle than angels could in heaven. - @Dylan Wilson is working on improving his health and maintaining shape while building his business, which is helping entrepreneurs get peak health & shape with minimal time and effort. - @Rob Alvarez I interviewed Yu-Kai on his podcast, as he had recently launched a book, and had a few more conversations with him and his team. - @Tales Alves is working hard on his goal of getting to $50K MRR by 2026 and is preparing for some travel to Korea. If he figures out a sustainable way to have sales calls in the asian time zone, he may even travel further and visit Japan in 2026.

How it works: 1. First person comments a magical item (ex: “a sword that glows in the dark”) 2. Next person replies with how it’s completely useless (ex: “only glows when no one is looking at it”) 3. The game keeps going with new items and funny “useless” twists Rules: - Answers must be creative and ruin the item’s usefulness - No repeating answers When you are finished playing, I’ll DM you a reward. 🎁

Starting a business can be a lonely journey, but a community is the perfect antidote. Instead of playing the great online game by yourself, you can turn it into a multiplayer game. After all, everything is more fun if you do it with friends. Over the last week, I experienced this firsthand when Goose and his team stayed at my place. Goose won the Skool Games last year and is now travelling the world with his team, hosting 30+ IRL events. He is called Goose because he is just a silly goose. Check out the video below for some proof. We leveled up communities in the morning, shot ads in the evening, and played video games at night. Everything happened in a constant state of flow, where we felt our best and performed our best. The whole week was effortless and fun because we were able to support each other with our unique superpowers: - Goose Dunlav is the master of engagement. - Yahya Kazi is crushing it in the operations. - Tony Loew is a nomad expert planning all travels. - Vincent Roswandowicz is capturing the best moments. - I was able to contribute my synthesizer knowledge and gamification expertise. Together, we did more than we ever could alone. Constant feedback and support made the whole greater than the sum of its parts. To dive deeper into my lessons, you can check out this post in Synthesizer. I am already excited for the next IRL event on the 16th of August in Amsterdam. What is the next time you are going to meet your people in person?

💬Hello Traveler.. ...I am lost, can you tell me where I am? (wrong answers only)