i'm capping CIM at 100 members. and once we're there, doors are closed. WHY 100: - i can't do this well past a certain number. i read what you post. i answer the awkward questions properly. i notice who's gone quiet. - at 300 people i'd stop doing all of that and start posting content into a feed (that's what majority of ppl do and call it coaching 🙄) - a room where 100 people are genuinely doing things beats a room of 1,000 where 40 are. not only that, i am also limiting the entry window to last four days a month. WHY LIMIT? - when people trickle in constantly, i have to switch between delivery and onboarding. and task switching causes 40% loss of productivity (believe me, as a productivity coach) - also, someone joins on the 14th, lands in the middle of a conversation they've missed half of, the month - doesn't want to ask, and quietly never posts, then leavers quietly - finally, big way, if the doors are open all month, i'm selling all month. again, task switching. instead i want to focus on serving you better. i am raising a standard not just for my ppl, but also for me. ⭐️ open four days, everyone arrives together, gets onboarded together. the next 3 weeks i focus on delivering the best service for people inside. this is really the evergreen vs launch model argument that we are debating on Friday with @Carol Tice join us to hear us talking about it. funny enough, i am defending evergreen. THIS WEEK I'M INVITING PEOPLE TO LEAVE CIM generally, ppl do not recommend to remove inactive members. and it's true for a community (free or paid). however, i am building a true mastermind - a place where ppl take action! it creates an environment where everybody thrive. ➡️ join Community Income Mastermind for $37/m until 1st Sep (going to be $97/m).

this Friday, we have Launch vs Evergreen model debate. totally free, fun, and i think very much needed. honestly, i have not decided what side i will be on, cause i think both work, but it depends 🤦🏻‍♀️ yet, i need an opponent: - pick your side - send me DM if you want to defend it - or send me a suggested opponent it's should be either smth that worked for you or your clients. and will be willing to share details! not just words.

9 spaces left as of today!!! i'm removing members from Community Income Mastermind. everyone on Skool is chasing member counts. i'm going the other way on my paid group. CIM (Community Income Mastermind) is becoming a real mastermind. here's what that actually means: - inactive members are leaving. paying or not — doesn't matter. though here's the thing that surprised me: the paying members are the active ones. paying = paying attention. - weekly accountability. that's the part that makes a mastermind a mastermind, not a content library with a chat. - more live calls. not just webinars - co-working sessions, hot seats, q&as. scheduled across time zones (catering for ppl across the globe). so it's not "live for Americans, replay for everyone else." - capped at 100 people. that's what my mental capacity can honestly manage. and i'd rather raise the price than lower the standard. here is the key part: - doors are open ONLY the last 4 days of each month. - ONLY if there's space under the 100 cap. - the rest of the month i'm delivering, not onboarding. all of this to serve my members better. and me. win-win, as always! now the numbers, because you know i show the maths: - right now: $37/month or $197/year. from 1 September: $97/month, $497/year. no negotiations! the $197 annual is basically two months at the September price. that's the whole maths on the "hefty discount." - 97 members are in CIM today. who knows how many stay after the cleanup. but after 1 September — hard cap at 100, last-4-days windows only. August is the exception: doors are open right now, at the old price, until August 31. grab it or leave it. your choice. - if you're building a community on Skool and you want people around you who actually show up — this is the easiest yes you'll get. - if you're going to join and lurk - honestly, save your $37. the free stuff here in HQ will serve you better until you're ready.

it covers last couple of weeks. honestly, i am getting tired & annoyed of growth boost hijacking the whole f*ing thing. oh, well, we have what we have: - last week #67 news are here in vault - this week #68 news are here in vault, as well so, the real news are: - Spanish and German languages are here... would be lovely to hear from those who are excited about this development - the Growth Boost dashboard is still not there... promises, promises.... good tips (i have been talking about it all along): - make sure you have social links in your profile - just helps to prove you are a real person (need help on this - let me know ⬇️) - put a skool community link into your socials - duh - easy way for ppl to find your community - if you go paid, make sure you have trial - although i DO NOT recommend going paid, for majority of ppl. but, here it is ⚠️ few warnings!!! - i still do not believe anecdotal evidence of ppl benefiting from growth boost - i believe as a business owner i am responsible for all part of my business, leadgen included anyway. i promised to keep you updated. and i do. keep you updated. questions? comments? complaints? pls post them here

everyone celebrates wins. it's good. but there is something better - celebrating failures. Failure Celebration has been a tradition in Community Income Mastermind since the beginning. so, i want to introduce it here. why celebrate failure, you might ask? first, let's define failure. failure (in my playbook) = something you did (ACTION), and it did not bring you the result you'd expected. here are few examples: - you ran ads, the costs are too high or not as many ppl as you've expected joined - you hosted a live event, nobody came (or just a few people) - you made a post, nobody (few) commented / reacted to it - you launched a paid offer, nobody (few) bought it you get the idea. it has to be something you have ACTUALLY tried - you did the effort, but you did not get results or the results were not what you'd expected. now, the key part - why celebrate? Sara Blakely, founder of Spanx (my spirit animal), says it best. in short, unless we try these new, unfamiliar, risky things - we are not going to get ANY fun, big, any results. so, let's start the tradition and share our failures for the past week ⬇️