For over a year, I had the funnels. The emails. The webinars. And my Skool recurring revenue was still stuck at $400/month. The problem wasn’t effort It was the model. When I shifted to running summits on Skool instead of relying on long funnels, everything started compounding. Momentum > nurture sequences. If you’re building for 2026, are you building a funnel… or a community? 👉 Question: What’s your current growth strategy focused on?

...are we ready?

We're almost at 800 for the day!! Check out my video below. I'm curious, drop in the comments what you experienced for yourself when you commented and responded to other members' posts and comments. 🧡

We're going to try something tomorrow... 🚫 No posting in the community for a whole day today. ✅ Only commenting and replying I want to get our daily activity to 400 today and I think we can all contribute by leaving a minimum of 2 comments on other members' posts, or replying to a member's comment on your post from before. Let's try this. Right now our average daily activities hovers around 200-250. Note: Posting is great, but if no one is engaging with your posts then it's useless. True engagement is in the comments and replies. You can LIFT another member up by leaving a heartfelt comment or trusted advice. They will remember this and then seek out your content, profile and community - guaranteed. Who is with me on this? PS - If you want to leave more than 2 comments or replies go for it. I won't hold you back.

Not a pitch.Not a tool list.Not a “use this prompt” post. Just honest wisdom—from your experience. Imagine someone who: - wants to use AI without losing their voice - is exploring how AI fits into their offers or services - is curious about productizing or monetizing their experience with support from AI - doesn’t want to chase every new tool in 2026 What’s the one thing you’d want them to know as they move into next year? It could be: - a mindset shift about AI - a starting point you wish you’d chosen sooner - a boundary that matters when using AI - a business decision that made AI actually useful - a mistake to avoid - or a simple practice that helps AI support the business instead of running it ✨ Level 1 members—this is a perfect place to jump in.If you’ve been thinking “I’ll post when I know more”… this is that moment. There’s no “expert” bar here. Just perspective, generosity, and lived experience. Drop one piece of advice below. No links. No promos. Just support.