Are there any of my fellow Skool addicts here? If so leave a 🙋 in the comments.

I’ve been online consistently every day since the beginning of September. A few days ago, by mistake, I lost my flame… 😅 Some days I’ve shown up just for the sake of it. Other days, I’ve been truly on fire and thought… maybe it’s not worth it, as I've done what I need for the flame. It got me thinking… which camp are you in? And more importantly, what do you value in others? For me, it’s a mix of: Consistency: showing up, even on the “meh” days Authenticity: being real, not just playing to the streak Generosity: sharing without keeping score Curiosity & growth: pushing yourself and others to explore and improve Would love to hear your thoughts—are you chasing the flame, or creating it?

Hello everyone 👋, My name is Sina-Omigbule Rofiat, and I’m truly excited to be part of this amazing community. I’m a professional who loves designing and creating, and I believe this is the right space to connect, share ideas, and inspire one another. I look forward to building meaningful connections and growing together with you all. 🌱✨

Hello everyone, my Name is Ilia and I’m a Skool Consultant. I do this full time and my clients archive the results that they want with their community. Most common problems are: - No engagement - Members are waiting for you to post - Don’t know how to monetize - Don’t know how to get new or the right members My 2+ years Skool Experience helps me to solve this problems for my clients. If you want to safe yourself a lot of time, energy and money - feel free to reach out!

Hey everyone, just wanted to share a little story about how I got here. Not long ago, I was juggling a mix of random 9-to-5 gigs. Nothing was really clicking. I was working hard, but my bank account and my energy weren’t reflecting it. I kept thinking, there’s gotta be a smarter way to actually build something for myself. Then one day, I decided enough thinking, it was time to take action. I started looking into reselling and automated business models, something that didn’t tie me to a desk 24/7 but could still grow if I put in the work. The first steps were messy, full of trial and error, but I stuck with it. I learned how to source products, optimize listings, and set up systems so the business could r un smoother. Fast forward to now, I’m connecting with communities like this one, sharing ideas, and learning from other go-getters. The crazy part? It all started with one decision: to stop waiting for the perfect moment and actually take the first step. If you’re here trying to figure out how to move from thinking to doing, my tip is simple: start small, start now, and don’t be afraid to reach out and learn from others. Would love to hear what’s the first step you’re taking this week to move your business forward?