Skool isn't a single-player game. It is a multiplayer designed so you can learn from players ahead and teach players behind. Before I joined Skool, I tried to copy players like Ali Abdaal, Gary Vee and Alex Hormozi. But they were too far ahead, and I got overwhelmed and burned out trying to catch up. Instead of focusing on players who are 100 steps ahead of me, I started to look for the ones who were only 10 or even 3 steps ahead of me. These are the perfect people to learn from because they just did it themselves. In the video below, I go into much more depth to identify the best players to learn from. We will also cover how to help the players behind to keep this learning cycle going indefinitely. This was recorded live, so if you want to ask questions in real time, then add the next event to your calendar here: Add it to your calendar here If you are playing the game of building communities with others, who are they? Give some love to your team and let them know how important they are ❤️‍🔥 If you are solo leveling, introduce yourself, so we can start playing together.

This community is about networking, so of course, we also have a networking challenge. This is our community quest for September. It is simple: 1. Continue networking 2. Let your AI take notes (Notion Meeting Notes) 3. Introduce the people you have networked with in a post Here is a template you can use, but you can also make up your own way of introducing people. With these posts, we all benefit from every networking call. We grow faster by sharing our networks with each other. That is the competitive advantage of this community. And you can also win individual prizes … The top 10 of the 30-day leaderboard will receive a mystery prize. The most engaged member will receive a 1-1 consultation with Luke to get a custom Notion dashboard based on their individual needs. When we reach the discovery, the mystery price will also include the first merch items of this community. Pro tip: If you network with someone in this community, both of you can make a post about the other. This is the only way we allow you to promote in this community. How many networking calls have you booked for this week already?

Starting a business can be a lonely journey, but a community is the perfect antidote. Instead of playing the great online game by yourself, you can turn it into a multiplayer game. After all, everything is more fun if you do it with friends. Over the last week, I experienced this firsthand when Goose and his team stayed at my place. Goose won the Skool Games last year and is now travelling the world with his team, hosting 30+ IRL events. He is called Goose because he is just a silly goose. Check out the video below for some proof. We leveled up communities in the morning, shot ads in the evening, and played video games at night. Everything happened in a constant state of flow, where we felt our best and performed our best. The whole week was effortless and fun because we were able to support each other with our unique superpowers: - Goose Dunlav is the master of engagement. - Yahya Kazi is crushing it in the operations. - Tony Loew is a nomad expert planning all travels. - Vincent Roswandowicz is capturing the best moments. - I was able to contribute my synthesizer knowledge and gamification expertise. Together, we did more than we ever could alone. Constant feedback and support made the whole greater than the sum of its parts. To dive deeper into my lessons, you can check out this post in Synthesizer. I am already excited for the next IRL event on the 16th of August in Amsterdam. What is the next time you are going to meet your people in person?