When I built this community, I wasn't really sure what Skool was all about. But in the last few months I have: 😺 Joined a bunch of communities. 😺 Jumped on live calls with interesting people all over the world. 😺 Spun a yarn or two. 😺 Had some laughs. 😺 And I have learned a LOT! So I thought I would share a few communities that I have found interesting or useful. Feel free to check them out, they are all free to join, but there are paid options for those interested. In no particular order: ⭐ Small Business Video School - Ed Oyama, has a great way of teaching video. -Expect more video from me! ⭐ Laughter Clinic - A new community run by Kerry with 18 years experience as a comedian. ⭐ Pinterest Skool - I know, random as! This is one of the few communities I pay for. It is amazing! ⭐ Start a Business with No Money - A new community, but with some really helpful experts in there. ⭐ The Storyteller's Path - For those wanting support in writing their fiction or non-fiction book. ⭐ KDP Publishing - For those thinking of publishing a book. Some great information here. ⭐ The Art of Integration - If you are sick of reading the stuff but never using it, Jenifer does a great job of 'decoding' great books and giving you action steps. ⭐ The Indian Cooking Club - I love Indian food, but it has always been limited to 'boil-in-the-bag'. I have yet to get cracking on this, but it is on my list!

This week we welcome @Adelina Rosa and @Teri Kingston to the community. I am excited that my interview with Teri has been added to the Expert Resources classroom, (and I show how to access that). I mention how excited I am to have my interview with @Cristal Vancarson this morning... Soon to be addeed to Expert Resources. I talk about the cohort of TEDx Speakers Bootcamp that is taking off in a week or two, and how you can get paid to refer someone. And then I talk a little bit about handling Q&A as a speaker in a conference or similar setting. Enjoy! 😃 -And let me know what you think in the comments.