Let's talk about engagement. WOW - You amazing members have achieved the highest engagement I have EVER seen in a skool community. At 95%. I was amazed and waiting for it to go down At 96%. I was grilling from ear to ear and so proud of you At 97% okay, I may be started to check it a little bit more At 98%. I wondered if the thing was completely broken and really tried hard not to become obsessed.. There's a pattern here... Guess what it's on today? 👀 𝟵𝟵 % 😁 Is it just me that feels like such a tease to be 1% away...? Do you think it's even possible..?

Mine is watercolour painting — I love art in general and could honestly lose hours in it. My son on the other hand is completely different — he’s obsessed with editing and making creative videos. So different but both just as creative! 😊 It got me thinking… what’s everyone else’s? 👇 Are you a maker, a designer, a writer, a crafter? I’d love to know what you’re secretly brilliant at! 🔥​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I just wanted to say Happy Mother’s Day to all the mums in the community. You are all so awesome. Let us know in the comments how you’ve get spoilt!

Yes, seriously! And not a business lesson in sight. I'm genuinely interested to know If there are any other normal non-restaurant based families out there that have a similar cutlery drawer situation. I'd love to know what the "cutlery draw normal" is, because for some reason this has been our normal for the last 30 years. 😂 Let's lighten up each other's days and post pictures of top kitchen drawers right now. 🍴🥄 I bet some of you have some really fancy big organised drawers that I'd love to use for inspiration when we eventually get round to doing up our kitchen.

A phone. A YouTube account. A free Skool community. That's it. I know people who've replaced their entire website with a YouTube channel. The About page is their bio. The pinned video is their sales page. The description box is their offer. Strangers binge their videos and DM them ready to work together. No domain. No hosting. No landing page tool. Here's the thing about YouTube that most people miss. It's not a social media platform. It's a search engine. When you teach a search engine what problem you solve, it finds you people who are already looking for that solution. You don't chase them. They find you. The funnel looks like this. Someone searches for help with a specific problem. Your video comes up. They watch for 10 or 15 minutes. By the time they hit the end, they feel like they know you. You mention the free community you run. They join. That's it. No ad spend. No cold outreach. I've seen this work for channels with under 300 subscribers. The size of the channel doesn't matter as much as the clarity of the problem it solves. The catch is time. This doesn't work in weeks. It works in months. But here's the part worth sitting with: a video you make today can still be bringing people into your business two years from now. How are you getting your first clients right now, paid or free methods? Des