Here it is. It's pretty much Fiverr + Reddit. If you don't know anything about reddit, check this post I made a few days ago. It's simply the biggest community platform in the world and one of the most visited websites of the internet. This is your chance to be a very early joiner on something that will grow very big and make a lot of money by establishing yourself early and also referring the first members. People who are fed up about Reddit's insane moderation and controvertial politics will go there. So go and grab a community name before it becomes unavaiable! I grabed self_promotion and tech! These are my first impressions of it: - It's free to create your profile, make job postings and create communities! So we have a unique opportunity to grab a community name that has not been used and absolutely dominate it. - It has a more professional vibe than reddit. There are job postings, you can make payments to other users inside the platform. You can create your portifolio and upload a CV file. - You only pay to get verified, 10 USD. It has potential to be the next big thing for freelancers and solo entrepeneurs. Eventually, when it gets inundated by bots and spammers, the verification will be the way to stand out. - It's very business oriented. Want to stay ahead of the tech trends and get different options and unbiased views on the tech world, so you can make the best choices for your business? Join Plan Your Tech and get first hand information about the latest advances in tech before everyone else.

“You should start with a cheap offer and work your way up.” Sounds safe. Sounds logical. Sounds responsible. It’s also backwards for most people. Here's something to think about: High-ticket offers are often the best place to start. Not because you’re trying to be fancy…But because they’re more sustainable, clearer, and smarter for long-term growth. Why high-ticket first actually works better: 1. It’s more sustainable as a business owner.Selling $27 offers means you need a lot of volume to survive.Selling one higher-ticket offer can give you breathing room, stability, and momentum. 2. You get deep, real feedback fast.When you work 1:1 or in small groups at higher levels, you: - See exactly where people get stuck - Hear their real objections - Learn what they actually need (not what they think they need) That becomes the foundation for everything you build later. 3. You build better low-ticket offers later.Most low-ticket offers fail because they’re built from guesses.High-ticket work removes the guesswork. So why does this myth stick around? Because many people haven’t yet built a high-ticket offer they truly believe is worth selling. So instead of solving that… They shrink the offer. Shrink the price. And try to make up for it with volume. That’s not scaling.That’s survival mode. The real order that works best: 1. ✅ Solve real problems at a high level 2. ✅ Work closely with real humans 3. ✅ Refine your process 4. ✅ THEN create low-ticket offers that are built on proof Low-ticket should be the by-product of experience…Not the starting point. 👉 Want to build your offers the smart way? That’s exactly what we do inside the Next Level Creator Hub — helping you clarify what you should sell, who it’s for, and how to build offers that actually support your life and your business. Join the Next Level Creator Hub

As we head into the end of 2025, I want to share my mission with you all. My goal is to inspire people to pick up the guitar and enjoy the journey of learning it. Whether you’re an adult discovering your creativity or a child taking your first steps into music, learning guitar is positive, empowering, and fun. It’s about expressing yourself, building confidence, and celebrating every small milestone. Being creative through music is energizing and rewarding. Every strum, chord, and riff counts, and in my community, you can ask questions, share progress, and support each other without judgment. Start 2026 with something new, amazing and be inspired on the guitar! https://www.skool.com/guitar-riffs-for-beginners-1516/about?ref=05393fed5d7f4389b176fcdc0e4ab20d

Some of you OG members know that my husband, Joe has been thinking about starting an e-commerce coffee business. Well… it’s finally official! He quietly launched it about a month or two ago, and I’m just now sharing because I’m extremely proud of him. Today we are offering a 20% off discount for Black Friday! 🥳 Use code: blackfriday at checkout for 20% Off, now through midnight (EST) on the 28th If you’re in the U.S. (48 states) and looking for some great coffee for yourself—or as a gift—you can check it out at MoJoe.Coffee. And if you’re wondering whether we’ll be starting a community around it… it’s definitely a possibility. We’re just figuring out what that might look like!

I almost forgot, and I'm running to pick up my son from school (not Skool 😂). So: You know the drill (if not, check out last week's post)! Shoutout a friend's group in the comments below. Explain why they are so awesome. Then DM them and let them know you mentioned them here. Then find someone new you want to follow! I can't wait to see what you share...