What's one thing you handle better with money today than you used to? It doesn't have to be a big win. Just one thing that's improved, even a little. Maybe its: :• spending less impulsively • saving more consistently • checking your accounts regularly • paying off debt • asking more questions • feeling less stressed about money Financial progress doesn't always show up in big milestones. Sometimes it starts with small changes that become part of everyday life. I'd be curious to hear yours.

Forgive yourself for not knowing earlier the things that only time, experience, and growth could teach you.”

In case you missed it, the mayhem begins tonight at midnight EDT and lasts for 24 hours! What does that mean??? For 24 hours, you can promote ANYTHING you want once an hour. Free or paid, on Skool or off Skool, product or service, anything goes! There are just two rules: 1. You can only post once an hour. Yes, we will be monitoring, but please also just follow the rules so that we don't have to do a lot of extra work. 😉 2. For every post you make, you must comment on 3 other posts. GIFs alone do not count, but we do like them along with a thoughtful comment. Wondering why you have to comment? Well, we don't post and 👻 around here, but also, read this post by Des for some more great points! Do you know what you are going to post? Do you have a plan or are you just going to wing it? Do you have a current promotion that you want to highlight? Who has their posts all lined up and ready to copy and paste? Let's have some fun with this! 🤩 Make connection, support each other, get some new members, and maybe find a couple of new groups yourself!

So most people suggest that the way to get more members in your community is to post around skool more. It makes sense, so I've been doing it, but how do you not get overwhelmed by the amount of information on Skool? There are so many classes and courses. How do you manage it all?

Most people post in The Skool Classifieds, check back a few hours later, see minimal engagement, and conclude the community doesn't work. The community isn't the problem. The Skool Classifieds feed is a reciprocal ecosystem. When you post and leave without engaging with anyone else's content, you're essentially walking into a room, announcing something, and walking straight back out. The people in the room notice. They're just not going to chase you down the corridor. The fix is simple. Before you post anything, spend five minutes in the feed. Find two or three posts you can add something genuinely useful to. Not a thumbs-up, not "great post" an actual observation or a question. Then publish yours. The people whose posts you just engaged with are now far more likely to see yours and respond. It's the same mechanic as any room full of professionals. The person who listens first tends to get heard. If you're building a Skool community and want to understand how to turn that into consistent monthly revenue, that's what we work on inside the Skool Monetisation Lab. https://www.skool.com/skool-growth-lab-2540/about Des Dreckett - Skool Monetisation Lab