Hi friends, please join us or pop in as you’re going about your day. The weekly gang and I are going live after a whole year of weekly live-ing and we’d love to hear your thoughts on live-streaming or even just what you’ve been up to this week! It is actually just an excuse for a chinwag catch up every week 😂

First off I have to congratulate @Leanne Cahoon for her phenomenal success with the fast growth and community engagement on her channel 👏👏👏 Second, I’m super inspired by the Amazon link to her lists of things she uses and loves. I watched/listened to this video and also @Melissa T s live while I mooched around KMart and when I got back to the car I asked ChatGPT how to set this up. I love this full mini ‘shop’ idea of all the different categories - the last time I thought about Amazon they were singular links but I’ve started seeing these lists now. To see one of our own relateable friends do this made me think I can do this, too 🤓 @Leanne Cahoon do you have any tips for us if anyone else is keen to do it? And is anyone else doing this?

Hey folks and folksesses❣️ Pop in for a coffee hangout if you’re around.. you can come for 10 minutes or come for the hour - you’re most welcome 🤓

Friends “Coffee Hour” is on in 10 hours just hit the “Live” or link in the calendar to join it’s always a fun & low key hang out 🥰

Hi all! I'm Kevin from Sydney, Australia. I've just joined the group so thought I'd say hi and introduce myself. I recently turned 60 and joined Skool at the end of Jan this year. Trying to find full-time work has been extremely frustrating and demoralizing - it's just incredible how ageist companies are, so Skool is now the route I'm going down. Since the beginning of March I have launched my community (Pattern Skool) and recently just created my YouTube channel. It's my first time creating videos and I'm learning the (many) ropes as I go. I am a self taught pattern designer (I can create designs you see on wallpaper, giftwrap, fabric, upholstery, etc.), and this is what my Skool community is based around - teaching beginners and creative hobbyists how to create patterns. The aim of my YouTube channel is to try and drive traffic to my Skool community, with a view to eventually making money with my community (being completely honest here!). I film tutorials for my channel on how to create patterns on an iPad using various applications. Anyway, that's a brief intro of myself. I look forward to exploring this community in the next few weeks.