Your description has about 3 seconds to make someone stay or scroll. Most fail it. Too vague. Trying to sound impressive instead of being clear. And when someone has to think too hard to "get" your group... they're already gone. Not because your group is bad. Because unclear = ignored. 👉 Join Skool Reset & Rebuild Free. I'll send you a quick questionnaire, then audit your description and walk through it with you live on Zoom.

I’m going to pin a post at the top of the hub 24/7 for life… in this post will be the different categories you can find on Skool! I will fill each category with tagged names and community links! To get your name and link on the post and have constant traffic, just head over to the classroom and buy the “TAG MY COMMUNITY” course! I’m going to put it up for 20$ and every single name and community will stay up there FOREVER! It will be the first thing people see when they open the hub🤯🙌 pretty freaking awesome right? And oh yeah, it helps me buy my family a house🥹 I love you guys, LETS DO THIS!!!💪 UPDATE: MESSAGE ME THE LINK DIRECTLY ON SKOOL! The post is going live tomorrow!!!❤️🎉

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There’s a LOT of advice on Skool about growth, engagement, funnels, monetisation and getting more members. But I’ve become increasingly interested in another question: Once we get people through the door, how do we create a community they actually feel safe enough to belong to? Through building my own Skool community, I’ve seen how much difference intentionally focusing on safety, belonging, connection, boundaries and supportive engagement can make. Members have described the community as: 💙 “The space we all need.” 💙 A place of “kinship.” 💙 Somewhere they don't “feel alone.” 💙 An “atmosphere of acceptance.” So I'm developing something new... THE SAFER SKOOL BLUEPRINT A community specifically for Skool owners who want to create safer, supportive and genuinely engaging communities. It will include my SAFE Framework, practical training, templates and resources, community audits, live Skool Clinics and a space for community owners to learn from and support each other. The philosophy is simple: Don't just grow your community. Learn how to hold one. 💙 I'm currently looking for Skool owners who might be interested in becoming some of the first Founding Members. I'm not asking you to join anything today. I'm simply gauging interest. 👇 If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, comment “INTERESTED” below and I'll make sure you're one of the first to hear when the doors open. And I'd genuinely love to know: what's the biggest challenge you face when it comes to creating a safe and supportive culture in your Skool? With love, Chris 🙏🏻

Money aside. Scalability aside. Skool Games and MRR aside. What do you actually enjoy the most as a coach. Personally, I really love the depth of working 1:1 with someone. Digging into their specific situation, understanding the nuances, and building around that person closely instead of speaking more generally to a larger group. But I’m curious how other coaches feel. Do you prefer the depth of 1:1 coaching… Or do you prefer coaching a group, facilitating discussions, and helping multiple people move together? And why? Not asking which model is “best” or ''most scalable''. Just what you actually enjoy delivering the most.