Hope this is the right category and it's ok to post (remove if not). I wanted to share my youtube channel which I am using to get traffic for my skool group. I started back in January with a few videos and had about 19 subscribers and then I stopped posting. When the Hormozi offer came along and I created my free community, I started posting videos again. I've now got 179 subs (literally 150 in the last month) and 1 video has nearly 5k views - I am blown away! My skool group aims to help anyone with an alcohol problem to get sober and stay clean.

Hey everyone! Some of you know I have a community called Next Level Creator Hub where I help people grow their YouTube channels and Skool communities. Well, my husband is going to be starting his own community for coffee drinkers soon and we'd love some feedback. We want to get to a feel for what type of coffee drinkers are in this community. Please answer this poll if you are a coffee drinker or would like to be.

Had a couple requests here to tackle camera confidence so I'll be posting some videos in the coming weeks to get you rolling. Before we get into that, going to keep it super simple and cover some basics: - What is a VSL? - How do you post it? Watch this quick video to get started. Also shoutout to @Shannon Boyer for creating this awesome platform to promote our communities 👏 On that note, here is my ten second pitch: Are you stuck creating a video sales letter for your Skool? Join AuthorityCam and I'll give you everything you need to quickly start selling effortlessly on camera. The $9 entry is a limited time offer going away the second Skool drops tiers so now is a great time to get in. Check it out here: https://www.skool.com/authoritycam/about

Hey friends, I put something together for you This guide started as a simple A–Z game in an online creator community. What happened next blew me away: 78 strategies poured out, shared by people who’ve gone from “nobody knows me” to “trusted expert.” I couldn’t let that kind of wisdom disappear into the digital ether… so I curated it into the little black book I wish I’d had when I started. What’s Inside 📕 Volume 1: Build Your Foundation — Stop playing small and start attracting your people. 📗 Volume 2: Scale Your Empire — Charge what you’re worth and position yourself as the expert. 📘 Volume 3: Master Your Legacy — Build something that outlasts trends and truly transforms lives. Each volume builds on the last, with action steps that help you implement—not just consume. Why I’m Sharing This: Because rising tides lift all ships. Because creators thrive when knowledge is shared. Because your expertise matters, and the world needs what you have to offer. This is my way of saying thank you to everyone in my circle, here and in other communities. No email wall, no strings attached, just a resource to help you grow. At the very least, I hope this reminds you that building an online community and business doesn’t have to feel heavy — it works best when you keep a playful spirit and let it be fun more often than not. Let’s build something great together. Lara 👉 Link to The A-Z Guide for Digital Creators

For years in the online space, I've heard people talking about the myth of passive income - just build a course (it's easy 🙄) and sit on the beach while you watch the money roll in for years to come. I've been working hard to dispel that myth by teaching people the value of community and personal interactions. Now, inside of Skool, I'm seeing the exact opposite conversations going on - community is the most important thing. People don't need more information (which is kind of true), they just need a transformation. And, so now I find myself trying to dispel a different myth - that the quality of the content in your classroom doesn't matter. The truth is that they both matter. And if you want to have a Skool group that stands out above the 172,000 other groups in this space, then having intentional content in your classroom that is well organized and that provides clarity and a clear roadmap to a proven result is important. Now having said that, if your group is based on simply gathering like minded people together to bond and come together for comradery and good-times, then ignore everything I've just said (😂), but if you are asking people to pay you (with either their time or their $) to achieve a result and achieve a transformation, then I'd like to invite you to spend some time thinking about what you are going to put in your classroom. Oh, and if you'd like some help doing that, check out the calendar on Sept 26! 😉