I'm spending the total fortune of 20 USD or a burger dinner on it. It will realistically not bring me more than 3 members at best. But it will give me some useful stats hopefully. I'll make other experiments with video content. Here it goes: Tittle: Stop buying marketing courses. Your next course won’t tell you what’s wrong with your actual ad, offer, website, or content. You don’t have an information problem. You have a feedback problem. Bring what you built to Roast & Promote. Real people will tell you what works, what’s confusing, and what you should fix next. 🔥 Get roasted. Get better. Help someone else and get noticed. 📢 Join free and post what you’re working on.

Okay, Paula and my fellow Skool classmates… I’m finally walking into the fire. 😂🔥 When I joined Skool, I had never touched AI and I came here thinking I was simply going to build a community around what I already knew: traditional professional photography. Then I realized something. How was I going to photograph weddings, quinceañeras, family portraits and pageants ONLINE? 😂 I couldn’t. So instead of trying to squeeze my old photography business into an online world, I created a new way to photograph people. 📸 LIVE REMOTE PROFESSIONAL HEADSHOTS The client is at home with their smartphone. I’m LIVE with them, directing their natural lighting, camera position, angles, posing and expressions—and I capture their photographs remotely from my end. No studio. No travel. They can be almost anywhere in the world. 🌎 I developed and refined the system over time, and I’ve now been doing this for about four months. And here’s the important part: THIS ISN’T JUST AN IDEA ANYMORE. IT WORKS. I’ve photographed people remotely in different countries, and the results and reactions have been incredible. What I love most is the joy and confidence I see when people receive photographs of themselves that they genuinely love. ❤️ My Remote Headshot Session is currently $97, and clients receive multiple finished professional images. So I’m not asking you: “Do you think this could work?” I already know it can. 🔥 I want you to roast what comes NEXT. When you hear this business model, what am I missing? What would confuse a potential customer? What would you change about the way I explain or sell it? And if you were trying to turn this from a working service into a worldwide business, where would you challenge me to think bigger? Okay, Paula and my fellow Skool classmates… 🔥 LIGHT THE FIRE! ROAST AWAY! 😂🔥

I played both. Prefered YougiOh. But magic was much more popular for some reason. Anyway here are the most legendary Magic cards from the champions of the Roaster of the Week competition this month. @Dave Hughes :the human coach wizard of the Skool Reset & Rebuild Kingdom @Brian Walsh :the Community Alchemist of the Skool Nerds Guild @Eliot Payne :the Great Merchant of the The Marketing Common Room Castle @Eric William :the Futuristic inventor of the AI SEO Content & Traffic Labs! A new month just started and the scores are cleared for everyone. And all the members are competing. Are you in?

[Roast my Lessson] So when we're trying to measure our success in our online business it's very easy to get lost on vanity metrics. We may chase numbers and get high on the dopamine of seeing those points go up, but after a while we realize that we're not really reaching the goals that will make us trully fulfilled. But what are the metrics that really matter for you? Well it all depends on your goals. Metrics can point out how many people are finding you, following you, paying you, engaging with you and keep coming back to your space among other stuff. And skool gives you this emoji badges for you to keep track on your progress. For me, metrics matter because I want to build a professional portfolio and have this group as a success story. But trying to optmize my results and focusing on that may shift my focus from what really matters to stuff that will only boost my ego. Like focusing on member growth instead of going afer quality members. Or forcing engagement with gif wars and forced follow up questions instead of having genuine high quality conversations. I personally used to care about my discovery position, I got to around 250 on the money categoty at some point, but I soon realized this didn't matter unless I got the ⭐, that doen't exist anymore. And after the growth boost I just disabled my discovery and stopped caring about it as I count mostly on organic outreach. I still care about member count, because it's a portifolio success story for future clients. BUT this is not something I'm super focused at, I'm just showing up and trying to build something cool that will be worth for other people and the numbers will eventually be just an accessory to my awesome offers. What about you? What are the numbers that really matter for you?

Over the past two summers I've worked with my oldest (11 years old now) with his reading comprehension, critical thinking skills, resilience to stick with things and summer homework, which he was not motivated at all to do. I did this by making learning fun through AI chat first and then I built a web version of it all for him. I'm proud to say he went from behind everyone in almost every category to ahead of the class now. Almost all of this was self lead, I would remind him to go complete his quest. So I started doing this for myself and wanted to see if others wanted to try this technique with me. So here are my questions: 1. What book, class, or plan have you been meaning to use? And what do you want to be able to do once you use it? 2. Could you check in with me 8 times over 2 weeks? Each one is short. Then one more quick check in a week later. Yes / Maybe / No. 3. What stops you most? Not enough time. Not sure where to start. Trouble using what you learned. Not feeling sure of yourself. Or something else. Tell me in the comments. I read every one.