I'm 19. Here are my accomplishments: Went from not knowing what to say on camera to posting 200+ videos and running calls with confidence. Worked as a copywriter at a top digital marketing agency, writing scripts and short-form content that drove views and leads for clients. Helped coaches and creators in my community gain clarity, post more consistently and create content that brings in leads. Built a daily recording and scripting system using AI that turns ideas into postable content, fast. Next up: Helping 5 coaches and creators script content that gets more views, leads and clients! Click here to apply 👉https://calendly.com/iivanov_tr/call

Hey everyone! Here is the one thing I learnt based on my experience building a YouTube channel and a Skool community. Stop trying to create content. Start documenting what you already do. The biggest mistake new creators make: They turn the camera on to do something interesting. Flip it. Turn the camera on WHILE doing something interesting. Riding a bike. Cooking. Walking. Thinking out loud. That's it. Authentic > perfect. Every single time. Let me know your thoughts 👇 Best, Ivan

The connections in your community matter, arguably more than anything else. But how do you connect with your members, really connect? How do members connect with each other? (without you) Is there a specific way you are connecting with your members in your community? I am curious to find out! And that's also giving away how we connect with each other in the CLUES community. With curiosity... We are emphasizing the importance 𝘾𝙤𝙣𝙣𝙚𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙏𝙝𝙧𝙤𝙪𝙜𝙝 𝘾𝙪𝙧𝙞𝙤𝙨𝙞𝙩𝙮 the next couple of weeks. Feel free to join and find out what that looks like! → Lets connect through curiosity! It will naturally reveal how a community can be engaged without having to be present all the time.

1️⃣ Number of members "stuck" in level 1 in your community. 2️⃣ What you think are the reasons for that number. 3️⃣ Whether you care about it or not, and why! Let's see what everyone is sharing because every community is uniquely different!🙏

Hi everyone! I’m sharing this today because it’s the easiest way to tell if your communication is actually working. If you spend more time explaining your point than you do making it. Take that as a signal. Great messaging doesn't need a manual, it just needs to be tighter. Hope this helps! Have a great day 😉 Ivan