Last time I joined one of the most fun and engaging community experiments I've seen on Skool. Our fellow Navigator @Lidia Axe is running another Community Crawl this weekend - this time focused on men's communities. And it's a great example of something I've been thinking about a lot lately: 👉 people don't just like to consume content they like to play A simple challenge... A clear next step... A bit of curiosity... A reward at the end... Suddenly people are commenting, exploring communities, meeting new people, and actually taking action instead of just scrolling. That's exactly why I believe gamification has huge potential - not just for engagement, but for building stronger communities and better businesses. Even better, several familiar faces from OBB1 are hosting stops in the crawl, including @Maurice Chism and @Andrew Kendall 🙌 If you're curious, jump in, have some fun, and pay attention to how the experience is designed as much as the communities themselves 👇 https://www.skool.com/skool-100/welcome-to-the-community-crawl-male-edition?p=1d53307b I guarantee you'll come away with at least one idea you can borrow for your own group. 🧭

I am curious to know from mother's the steps they use to train their children to brush their teeth. Which becomes a life long habit.

Congrats @Nicola Skeet on completing the OBB1 onboarding journey... ... and unlocking the Mystery Gift 🔥 Nicola is building something many people need right now. A space for busy mums who feel like they're carrying everything in their heads. The schedules. The reminders. The routines. The invisible mental load. Not another productivity system. Not another list of things to do. A calmer way to manage family life without adding more pressure. What stands out here is the simplicity. Small tools. Simple prompts. Practical support. Helping people create: more structure more breathing room and steadier family rhythms One step at a time. This isn't about doing more. It's about reducing overwhelm and making everyday life feel more manageable. She's now applying simple, relationship-based strategies to grow this in a more structured way. This framework (Mystery Gift 🎁) gives her easy-to-use strategies: ✅ Ways to attract clients without spending money on ads ✅ Simple ways to build real trust with people ✅ Smart methods to turn conversations into paying customers ✅ Step-by-step structure that helps close more deals Feels like a strong fit. Especially in a space where calm, consistency, and trust matter more than complexity. Perfect timing as Nicola builds this into something meaningful for busy mums. If you want to build this further... there's a more structured path you can step into. Have a look here 🚀

Worth reflecting on: “In any given moment we have two options: to step forward into growth or back into safety.” Growth sounds exciting in theory. But in practice… it usually feels uncomfortable first. Trying something new. Starting conversations. Posting consistently. Making decisions before everything feels certain. That’s the part most people avoid. But small steps forward compound over time. Example: Today I’m choosing progress over overthinking on one part of my business system. Tell us 👇 Today I’m working on: ____ ✍️

Let’s play a game. How it works: 1️⃣ You ask a question (example: “Why is the sky blue?”) 2️⃣ The next person replies with the most ridiculously wrong answer possible (example: “Because smurfs are having a pool party up there.”) 3️⃣ Then it continues — new questions, even worse answers 😛 Rules: - Answers must be creative and totally wrong - Additional comments are welcome - Have fun with it Whoever gets the most likes wins… absolutely nothing. Just respect 😎 That’s it. 🔥 Jump in and enjoy. (there might be a little surprise at the end 😄)