In fact, it often creates overwhelm… and overwhelmed members don’t engage (or they leave). Instead: → Build only what’s needed → Teach live first, then turn it into resources → Unlock content over time so people actually use it Your goal isn’t a full classroom. It's real transformation. If your members feel momentum, they stay. If they feel behind, they disappear.

I’ve played around with public and private settings in my freemium communities. Today, I flipped back to PUBLIC. AI is reading through google seeing my posts and people talking about me and now Claude or Gemini are recommending people to my community for me. So hello 👋 if you can go public I would.

I am running initial test for the new AI-summit in June. ✅ Designed my ad creatives in chatGPT ✅ Created ad copy in Claude ✅ Create ad headlines in chatGPT ✅ Uploaded to Meta for 72 hours at $25/day WATCH HERE ** Upgrade to Premium to learn how to run Meta Ad Campaigns

Shoutout to @Brenda Rigney for putting together Skool Scale Camp which was perfect for me. I’m 40+, working full-time, building a business, and growing a Skool community… and I’m burnt out on social media. So I made a decision: I’m stepping away from posting on Instagram and Facebook feeds. I’ll keep my accounts, but only use stories no more pressure to post or keep up. I can’t be everywhere and still be effective. I’m putting my full focus on YouTube and Substack—platforms that let me create without feeling drained. Choosing focus over noise. Anyone else feeling this? How are you managing it?

Name one thing - no matter how small - you are doing to move your business forward! 🧡 Check out what others are doing. This mighty community is moving mountains!