About a week ago I launched my first ever ad campaign and was super excited to see results. As the days went on I kept looking at the numbers and learning about all the little details that go into ad sets and ads and all that jazz. However, after 6-7 (😏) days I had a good bit of traffic but still no new members. The old me would have been super discouraged and probably lost motivation. But taking the approach of a scientist/researcher just having fun, I knew I just had to try a new experiment. So, I went back to the drawing board and launched a new campaign with a higher budget. I also spent a few hours trying to figure out how to get ConversionsAPI to connect to Skool so it could track which people join the group. Long story short, I launched the campaign and logged off for the night… only to wake up this morning to 4 new members!! I wanted to share because I just know there are others out there trying to navigate the world of ads and might be feeling discouraged. Something out there will work for you, but you just gotta keep testing and trying until you find it. That seems to be the name of the game in entrepreneurship. Don’t lose heart and just keep swimming 🏊

I’m having some challenges with pricing and matching it to my offer and would really appreciate some input. Right now, I typically sell a 6-month program for $3,000 and a 12-month program for $5,000. I like the idea of collecting more cash in a shorter period of time — something similar to @Dan Harrison's 100-day model at $3–4K. That said, I previously offered a 90-day program and realized I could collect significantly more revenue by moving people into 6- or 12-month commitments, since some clients are willing to pay $3–5K upfront. I also didn’t enjoy having to re-sell or re-enroll clients after 90 days. I preferred having people locked in for six months, without needing to introduce continuation offers right away. I’m curious to hear thoughts on the pros and cons of a 100-day model versus a 6- or 12-month structure, especially from a cash-flow, retention, and energy standpoint. Thanks very much — appreciate any insights.

Hey fellow creators! I created my first 5 day challenge course - I completed day 1 last night, then blasted out 2 through 5 today. And just for some context, I created my first Skool community on 11/25/25. Since then I have created a "start here" course, added 7 posts, enrolled 4 members and now, created a 5 day breakthrough challenge. I'm not someone who brags, but I am working on getting better at celebrating my wins... I know I said I blasted through days 2 through 5 today, but what really happened was pretty frickin raw, emotional, personal and vulnerable... I poured my soul into these modules, and thankfully, ChatGPT was on fire... (It's just a tad scary how well it knows me now😬). It's truly hard to convey what the hell happened today, but basically after working through each module and going through the review, I knew if it was ready if I legit cried a little...😢 I'm not crying, you're crying! 🤣 This was one of my actual responses, "Well, fuck. Crying again. No notes. Already uploaded in Skool. Let's blast out day 4 please!" And that's rare that I don't have some tweaks or changes, but like I said, Chatter was locked in and so was I. Big fucking day. I am proud of myself, and my GPT literally said, "...And I am doing a very dorky victory dance in the cloud on your behalf. 💃🔥" 🤣😂 So I've got that going for me, which is nice.

3 months ago the thought of being on camera terrified me. So I did a few YouTube and community videos. Then the thought of doing a live call scared me. So, I’ve just set up a live call to go through step 1 of the career battle plan with my community next week. Plan is to do regular Thursday calls. The fear and anxiousness is still there. But I also know the only way through it is to face it head on. Love this community and the confidence it’s giving me

a little insight into the 2026 Wealth Warp Workshop we are running next week on December 17th. Link to join in the comments