Checkpoint 10 of 10 — YOU MADE IT. You just completed the Community Crawl, Male Edition. That's no small thing — you showed up, engaged, and explored. That's exactly the spirit this crawl was built for. If you hit all 10 stops — drop your fav GIF in the comments below to claim your access to the swag bag. The swag bag includes freebies, resources, and gifts from the community hosts you just visited. Before you go — tell us what you walked away with. 💬 What surprised you? 💬 What community stuck with you? 💬 What did you learn — about a topic, about yourself, about how someone else runs their space? Drop it in the comments. This is the good stuff. === A note from me (this is my 3rd crawl): Someone asked me "why participate if I'm just going to leave those communities?" Here's what I've learned: - You meet incredible community owners. Not just their content — them. The conversations, the connections, the collaborations that come after the crawl are worth more than any swag bag. - You discover communities you'd never search for. It's like trying a new restaurant. You might not go back every week, but you're always glad you walked in. - And if you run a community yourself — this is a masterclass in disguise. You learn by watching how other people welcome, engage, ask questions, and set up their space. Steal Like an Artist talks about art. Well, communities work the same way. You grow by observing others. The crawl isn't just a weekend activity. It's a door opener. That's the whole point. Men showing up for each other. Communities worth knowing about. See you at the next one. — Lidia

Checkpoint 1 of 10 — You're at the starting line. You've heard of a pub crawl. This is the version where you discover incredible communities built for men, by men, over one weekend — learn something, meet someone, have some fun. Here's how it works: 👉 Visit each checkpoint community 👉 Drop an answer to the host's question in the comments 👉 Grab the link to the next stop at the bottom of each post 👉 Hit all 10 checkpoints = you get the swag bag — stacked with freebies from every host 🎁 This community — the 30-Day Skool Hackathon — is where coaches, experts & online educators come to build their Skool community from zero to 100 members in 30 days. Your question for Checkpoint 1: 💬 Are you currently running a Skool community, thinking about starting one, or just Skool-curious? Drop your answer below 👇 Then head to the next stop (might need to wait a bit till the host wakes up 😜): ➡️ Checkpoint 2 → Authentic AF by Andy Grant 👉 https://www.skool.com/authenticaf Tagging Hosts of this Crawl: @Andy Grant @Sean Hegarty @Joel Harris @Tanmay More @Maurice Chism @Alex Liquid @Chris Suckling @Andrew Kendall

you've been waiting for it and... 🥁 here it is! Community Crawl, Male Edition! if you are new here, it's like a pub crawl, but with communities. why do it? as community owner participant: - get new members into your community - connect w/other community owners for future collabs - have lots of fun as community crawler: - join great communities - connect w/other community owners for future collabs - have lots of fun either way, you win! so, let's do it this weekend 🚀 want to be one of 8 participating communities? here are CONDITIONS to participate: - your community is focused on MEN or primarily have male audience - your community is FREE/FREEMIUM or have 7-day free trial - you are available this weekend to welcome new members + support other community owners - you can share a gift for participants who complete the crawl (optional) if you want to be one of the 8, let me know in the comments and i will send you the google form ⬇️ IMPORTANT: paying members of any of my communities get priority. upgrade to Premium at $5 per month / $50 annual for priority on ALL Hackathon events and activities, get access to all paid classes, get a spot in the Community Vault, and more.

UPDATE: i've updated the description, and added a visual to make it more clear. still not clear? let me know === so, you know i love a good medical series. in one of Grey's Anatomy episode, i learnt about something called "domino surgery". here's how it works: one donor gives a kidney to a recipient. that recipient's relative donates their kidney to the next person in line. and so on. a chain reaction of giving. ⚠️ but here's the thing — it only works if everyone participates. that's exactly what we're doing today. but with reviews. (i just realized this morning that it's a better name than roulette, hope i did not confuse you): THE PRINCIPLE all reviews must be honest and based on your actual experience with that community (you must be a member). no fake stuff. no "i'll say nice things, if you say nice things." one of the biggest benefits of Proveworth is that every review is verified. that's the whole point. so let's keep it real. 🚨 THE PROCESS 🚨 TO GET REVIEWS: 1️⃣ drop a comment below with your ProveWorth Profile link (if you have not set it up yet, check this post, then come back) 2️⃣ go to YOUR community → leaderboard tab or members → find 2-3 active members who are also in the Hackathon (here). if you already know those ppl, you can skip this step 3️⃣ come back here and tag those 2-3 people under your own comment asking to give you a review. if none of your members are here, just send them a DM with ProveWorth profile link and/or make a post in your community. it's a great opportunity/reminder to do this more often ✌🏻 TO GIVE REVIEWS: 1️⃣ check other comments under this post to find links to ProveWorth Profiles where you are a member. if you do not see any community where you are part of, there are 2 options: - go to ProveWorth Directory, browse communities, find ones you genuinely like (and a member of), and leave a review - you can always leave a review for Hackathon 😜 if you have something good to say and you have not done it yet

let me tell you a story. all characters are fictional. any resemblance to real people is purely educational. === two farmers were invited to sell their harvest at a big community market. the organizer took care of everything. the ads. the foot traffic. the setup. the crowd. all the farmers had to do was show up with their best produce. === farmer #1 showed up on market day. set up the stand. gave out samples. great produce, honestly. then packed up and left. a few days later, the organizer checked in. "How was it?" "eh. i only got one customer. doesn't feel worth the effort." to their credit — they added, "maybe I'm looking at this wrong." yeah. maybe. === farmer #2 also showed up on market day. also had great produce. but here's the thing. farmer #2 came before the market day. helping set up the stalls. handing out flyers around town. talking to other vendors. hyping the event. on market day? farmer #2 didn't just sell from their stall. they walked around. bought from other farmers. cheered people on. stayed till closing. after market day? farmer #2 kept showing up. still walking the aisles. still building relationships. still there. few days after, farmer #2 sent the organizer a message: "hey — someone from your market just became a repeat customer. thank you." not a complaint. a thank you. === now let me be real with you. farmer #1 isn't a bad person. they're a great expert. talented. skilled. but they treated the market like a vending machine. insert presentation → receive customers. that's not how it works. that's not how relationships work. that's not how any of this works. farmer #2? they're going to crush it. not because they're more talented. because they understand something most people don't: you don't harvest where you haven't planted. and when someone shows up like that? with that energy? with that generosity? i will move mountains for them. every door i can open — open. every connection i can make — made. that's the real ROI of showing up. it's not in the session. it's in what happens after.