I took my community back to the original purpose and niche that I serve in my private practice to make everything cohesive. Time for a good roast. Note: I know I still need a VSL. This request is for messaging. Do you know who the message is targeting and is the messaging resonating? https://www.skool.com/wealth-warriors-community-1025/about?ref=98f6434472254253b84ed49d2cce7860

https://www.skool.com/200-days-9499/about?ref=145b856bc028430c96ad69e85dd0816f I can take it!!

A weird thing for most of the world, a sensation for Brazilians. Chicken heart BBQ! It's really delicious and very nutricious. If that isn't weird enough, we are also know for pizza atrocities that make any italian cringe like ice cream pizza and of course, chicken heart pizza. Who is going to be this week's Roasting Champion? Today is the last day to make points before the announcement tomorrow! @Aimee Jardon @Dave Hughes and @Elliott Robertson already won this month so they are not competing, and @Dr. Severine Bryan is ahead in the points to win this week, but you can still change the scores if you roast today. Just go on the categories at the top and choose the kind of posts you like to roast. Remember that now roasting posts that are currently pinned count double the points.

[ROAST MY LESSON] Information is everywhere. If there is one thing I learned since joining Skool is that information is useless if you don't apply it. Watching a video, reading an article, taking a course that teaches me something I won't apply does more damage than good. It spreads my focus, waste energy and make me anxious because I'm just putting one more thing on the list of missed opportunities. Now if instead of that I create something new and share it, like I'm doing right now. I'm creating an asset. This text was an inspiration I got from talking to @Mattias From . And it will be an asset for this community and future video content. Not just a reflection that will be thown in the wind. How often do you do that? Are you overconsuming and not applying things? Or did Skool already change the way you use the internet?

Do you consider yourself a Master Roaster? You get to win once every month and enjoy the podium for a whole week! Just a reminder that the Roaster of the Week gets a lot of spoils for free. - You get a pinned post ad at the top for 7 days. That's very powerful! I make the post, so everyone is notified about you. And for 7 days your offer will be the first thing people look when they come here. - The post is fixed at the community in the Trophy Case of the Roasty High Skool. So people can find you at any time. @Ruben Plasmeijer was the first champion and he still get members in his community even at times when he is not active. - The mere process of competing is already a win. Because people will see how helpful you are, so when you win they will remind you. If the champions are this helpful here, imagine how helpful they are in their own community! I just joined @Dave Hughes 's community, the current champion, and I'm impressed by the quality of his testimonials. - I make a Pinterest post for the champion of each week. So you are promoted inside and outside Skool. And that will include YouTube posts too. All with your previous authorizatiobn first. On top of that, since the community is public your ad posts might be found on Google also. 🏅 AND THE NEW BONUS:🏅 You earn DOUBLE POINTS for roasting roast requests that are currently PINNED! So pinned posts can get you up to 20 points! I grade each post that you roasted individually on: - Quality: How well you wrote the roast, how well you interacted with the roasted and how helpful and respectful you were in general on the thread (0 to 4 points) - Attention to detail: How much time you dedicated to actually go through the persons's stuff and review it, how detailed and technical was your review and the work you gave in the details. (0 to 3 points) - Creativity / Originality: If you give unique responses for each person. Spamming the same answers, not adding much new to answers that other people already made, or always giving similar answers will get you penalized here. (0 to 3 points)