I came across an interesting post about free trials and wanted to get everyone's thoughts. If you don't have a strong personal brand yet, do you think people are less likely to sign up for a free trial simply because they don't know you or your work well enough? In that case, would a free or freemium option be the smarter approach? Also, when launching a new community: would you wait until the full course is completely recorded before launching, or launch early and add content over time? Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences!

I’m about to launch my first Skool community and had a few simple questions: 1️⃣ If I don’t need advanced features yet, should I start with the $9 plan or jump to $99? 2️⃣ My audience is small what’s the best way to promote a new community without being spammy? 3️⃣ For those running freemium, how do you decide what stays free and what goes paid? Would love your quick input

The people you choose to help shape your standards.Their problems become your problems.Their pace becomes your pace.Whose pace are you living at right now?

It’s easy to help people behind you because it feels safe.Helping people ahead of you forces you to level up fast.That shift changed how I see value and service.Who are you really trying to help right now?

When you check out a Skool community or creator, what actually makes you decide it’s worth your time follower count, quality of posts, engagement inside the community, or real results people are getting? What’s the real signal you trust before joining? Side quest: help me hit 100 followers so I can stop staring at the number like it owes me money 😄