Checkpoint 10 of 10 — YOU MADE IT. You just completed the Community Crawl, Male Edition. That's no small thing — you showed up, engaged, and explored. That's exactly the spirit this crawl was built for. If you hit all 10 stops — drop your fav GIF in the comments below to claim your access to the swag bag. The swag bag includes freebies, resources, and gifts from the community hosts you just visited. Before you go — tell us what you walked away with. 💬 What surprised you? 💬 What community stuck with you? 💬 What did you learn — about a topic, about yourself, about how someone else runs their space? Drop it in the comments. This is the good stuff. === A note from me (this is my 3rd crawl): Someone asked me "why participate if I'm just going to leave those communities?" Here's what I've learned: - You meet incredible community owners. Not just their content — them. The conversations, the connections, the collaborations that come after the crawl are worth more than any swag bag. - You discover communities you'd never search for. It's like trying a new restaurant. You might not go back every week, but you're always glad you walked in. - And if you run a community yourself — this is a masterclass in disguise. You learn by watching how other people welcome, engage, ask questions, and set up their space. Steal Like an Artist talks about art. Well, communities work the same way. You grow by observing others. The crawl isn't just a weekend activity. It's a door opener. That's the whole point. Men showing up for each other. Communities worth knowing about. See you at the next one. — Lidia

as always, i watch Skool news for ya. and if you want to catch up yourself, it's in the vault. today, however, i have more to say. it's a longer video than i thought. but it is, what it is. happy to answer any questions.

you've been waiting for it and... 🥁 here it is! Community Crawl, Male Edition! if you are new here, it's like a pub crawl, but with communities. why do it? as community owner participant: - get new members into your community - connect w/other community owners for future collabs - have lots of fun as community crawler: - join great communities - connect w/other community owners for future collabs - have lots of fun either way, you win! so, let's do it this weekend 🚀 want to be one of 8 participating communities? here are CONDITIONS to participate: - your community is focused on MEN or primarily have male audience - your community is FREE/FREEMIUM or have 7-day free trial - you are available this weekend to welcome new members + support other community owners - you can share a gift for participants who complete the crawl (optional) if you want to be one of the 8, let me know in the comments and i will send you the google form ⬇️ IMPORTANT: paying members of any of my communities get priority. upgrade to Premium at $5 per month / $50 annual for priority on ALL Hackathon events and activities, get access to all paid classes, get a spot in the Community Vault, and more.

BIG NEWS: i just became the Sponsor of the Skool Events Weekly Bulletin by an amazing @Heather Wilson , the founder of Skool Events Daily. this week’s edition is packed with Skool events, workshops, live coaching sessions, networking calls, breathwork, parenting and family experiences, business growth trainings, and so much more. if you want to see what’s happening across Skool and find your next event to join or share inside your community, it’s all here ⬇️ check out the full bulletin attached below in the PDF or click on this link

One of the most powerful things I've heard on That Will Nevr Work came from Lidia Axe: "You must define success in your own world first." That quote has stayed with me. What's interesting is that the lesson didn't end when the podcast episode was over. Being part of Lidia's community has given me the opportunity to see this principle lived out in real time. The conversations, the encouragement, and the different perspectives have continually reinforced the idea that success is not a one-size-fits-all destination. For a long time, I think many of us measure success using someone else's scoreboard. Their income. Their title. Their followers. Their achievements. Their timeline. The problem is that if you don't define success for yourself, you'll spend your life chasing goals that were never yours to begin with. Success might be building a thriving business. Success might be having dinner with your family every night. Success might be finding peace after a difficult season. Success might be finally having the courage to start. I've learned that fulfillment begins when your definition of success aligns with your values, your purpose, and your why. Before you chase the next milestone, ask yourself: What does success look like in your world? Your answer may change everything. Thank you, Lidia, not only for sharing that wisdom on the podcast, but for creating a community that continues to challenge people to think differently about success and what truly matters.