Lately, I’ve been diving into videos by Sam Ovens, and I’m hooked on the lessons he shares. What really struck me was one where he pushes all his chips in on Skool—an incredible clip where he declares he’s going all in. It takes me back to my younger days, when I decided to go all in on my business. That leap turned my story from rags to riches. I wonder how many of you have done something similar? What entrepreneurial spirit do you bring to the table? What risks have you taken, just like Sam Ovens did? Share your stories below—let’s inspire each other!

It’s been a long road—4 months and 14 days—and here’s the truth: it was never about me. It was always about us, all 150 members. 50% of members at Level 1 Lurkers, and I love everyone of them. I have an incredible 84% activity level, averaging 1,000 activities a day! What blew me away was watching the members rally around each other. Real support. Real momentum. Real care. I’m incredibly grateful to share that our community was just awarded ⭐ Star status—Skool’s recognition for exceptional engagement. That puts us front-page in Hobbies, and honestly? It makes sense. The energy in this group is unreal. There’s constant activity, real collaboration, and people who actually care about the mission—and about each other. 15O Members And the mission is simple: - Make a film in 30 days - Write a book in 30 days - Release a song in 30 days No fluff. No waiting for permission. You commit to the work, and things start moving—fast. If you’re ready to show up, create, and be part of something that actually does, I’d love to have you join us. One of my members even made a "background" song for us when we won! AI Storytellers. Be heard. Join a Thriving STAR community!

Have you ever thought about earning commissions from Amazon without running ads, holding inventory, or managing a store? I’ve been testing a model where short product videos show up directly on Amazon product pages (not social media), and commissions come from buyer-intent traffic. It’s been helpful as a side income while scaling my main business. Curious would something like this interest you if it didn’t require a big following?

How can one find clients for providing virtual assistance without being on a freelancing platform? And what can one do to be guaranteed hired? and to set a perfect rate?

A lot of store owners I talk to put most of their effort into getting more traffic or redesigning pages when conversion dips. With clients I’ve worked with, the bigger gains usually came from tightening a few key moments instead: where people hesitate, drop off at checkout, or "almost" buy but don’t. That approach has been more consistent than constantly changing the site or running more ads. Curious what’s been working for Shopify owners here. Shopify owners here: do you see better results from on-site CRO tests, or from improving what happens around checkout and after a visit? (like, focusing more on nurturing the lead) Would be interested to hear how others are tackling this.