Tell us in the comments: - What’s it called? - What do you share inside? - Who is it for? - What problem does it solve? - Drop it below and we’ll help get it in front of the right people.

It was so strange. I received two membership requests—one from someone named Mike Vid and another from Michael David. Neither of them answered the three questions required to join my community, so I decided not to approve either request. But, I'm thinking they're the same person. I'm encouraging everyone to make these kinds of requests known to the communities you're a part of, so they all know.

Ever noticed how someone can act like they’re the best at everything, but the moment someone criticises them, they take it really personally? Maybe they brag when things go wrong, put others down to feel better, or act like nothing ever bothers them. But what if there’s more going on beneath the surface than people realise? In this lesson, we’ll explore what might be hiding behind that tough exterior—and why real strength isn’t about looking perfect or proving you’re better than everyone else. This part of our series is now available in our classroom when you reach Level 2.

Meeting Scott Gerrard changed the trajectory of my online business journey. We first connected when Scott was one of the top marketers inside Webtalk. What started as a simple connection grew into an incredible relationship built on trust, learning, and collaboration. Scott helped me see online business differently. I sharpened my marketing skills, discovered new opportunities, and most importantly, gained a relationship that has led to collaborations, partnerships, and experiences I never could have predicted when we first connected. That’s why I believe so strongly in the power of relationships. One genuine connection can change your entire trajectory. You never know where one conversation might lead.

Not by how many leads we generated. Not by how many sales we made. Not even by how many new connections we collected. Instead: How many people did we actually HELP? Did you make an introduction? Answer someone's question? Share something you learned? Connect someone with an opportunity? Spend 20 minutes listening to what somebody else is trying to accomplish? Imagine what happens inside a community when enough people start thinking that way. Everybody doesn't need the same business. We just need a common goal of helping each other move forward. So here's the challenge: Help ONE person in this community win this week without expecting anything in return. Then watch what starts happening around you.