Hey y'all! I’m planning to bring a mindset coach into my own community soon — someone who’s personally helped me through so many breakthroughs as a business owner and mom. But I’m realizing that since I’ve done a lot of work in this area already, it’s actually hard for me to think of what beginner-level mindset topics would help the most. So I’d love your input: If you could ask a mindset or life coach one question — what would it be? Or what kind of mindset topics do you think new business owners need the most? (Maybe things like confidence, consistency, fear of being seen, imposter syndrome, etc.) Thanks in advance — I really want this session to meet people exactly where they are 💛

Hi I am brand new and I’ve just stumbled across this community and joined in hopes to learn how to use this platform. So I was just wondering… when you start inviting people into your community (which feel awkward because there’s no one in there yet) who should I aim it at. I don’t really just want to invite friends and family as they are probably not interested in my content and not going to be clients. But I am also new to start my business so my social media is low numbers too and they are mostly strangers. Where and how do people even start to build? Should I just keep nurturing my socials in hopes they follow me over to skool? Edit** Ok after looking around -is that what the paid skool traffic challenge is for? Would I need to be a bit further along to benefit from it?

Okay... I am starting from ZERO. I have a list of videos to record, but I don't have a YouTube or anything so no content to start with. 🫣 Other than the About page video, any tips on what videos to record first to get SOMETHING in there so I can open up the group? For those like me who started with nada, how long did it take you to get up and running? Thanks!

Hello everyone I'm new to the community. I was referred by a friend.. I'm looking forward to learning and connecting with genuine people.

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