Dear Skool Gamers, If you’ve been following my professional journey lately, you might have noticed that I’ve been pulled in many exciting directions. Each new opportunity has been deeply fulfilling, but it’s also made it harder to give this community the time and attention it truly deserves. I take full responsibility for the dip in engagement, and I want to thank each and every one of you for your contributions, your energy, and your support along the way. With a heavy heart, I want to let you know that this community will soon be archived. I don’t have an exact date yet, it will depend on how things go, but I wanted to give you all a heads-up so no one is caught by surprise. There may be one more related announcement before the official closure, or I might share updates via email later on, so please keep an eye out in either case. Thank you again for being part of this journey. It’s been a genuine pleasure building this space with you. Rob - Profesor Game

Hey everyone!!! Happy 2026! Here's to 100 more games and all the engagement we can possibly build for ourselves and our clients!!! May the force be with us!!! :)😁

I’ve been thinking a lot about streaks lately. Not the “fun” kind, but the kind that quietly crush engagement. In this episode, I dig into why streaks often backfire: one missed day, the streak resets to zero, and suddenly the user’s identity (“I’m a meditator,” “I’m a language learner” or a Skool flame-bearer) collapses with it. That’s when the rage-quitting begins. The good news? Flexible streak design, recovery paths, and better messaging can completely change the retention curve. Streaks don’t need to be a time bomb, they can actually support long-term engagement when designed with human psychology in mind. What’s your experience with streaks, have you ever quit an app because you lost one?

Share a fresh intro — but include one sentence about why you want to build a community. Whether you’re just starting or already live, let us know what this is all leading toward. 💬 Comment below or make your own post! P.S. You can still join the challenge today! Drop "I'm in" if you haven't and then do your intro as stated.

We’re renaming the community to better reflect what we’re actually doing here (as suggested by @Blair Stevenson) building, launching, and monetizing thriving communities using the LOOT framework. I'd love your input — this will only take a minute. 👉 Vote for your favorite name below 💬 Or suggest your own in the comments if you’ve got a better one! Which name feels most like us?