When you check out a Skool community or creator, what actually makes you decide it’s worth your time follower count, quality of posts, engagement inside the community, or real results people are getting? What’s the real signal you trust before joining? Side quest: help me hit 100 followers so I can stop staring at the number like it owes me money 😄

Sssssh! I might have secretly eaten a plate of Nachos with cheese and jalapenos yesterday. So today, it's a tin of vegetable soup and dust for me. To counteract yesterdays calorie intake. 😫 Obviously I am joking in part. Eat healthy. I will be in future.

1. Temporary rented site 2. Bring-your-own camping rigs (vans, roof tents, motorhomes, DIY builds) 3. One communal long-table meal– One main dish– One vegetarian version of the same dish 4. Short welcome moment (values, land respect, flow of the event) 5. small business set ups and Skool community’s 6. Central communal fire space 7. Chilled live band (early evening, low volume) 8. Chilled DJ afterwards for background atmosphere 9. Clear volume limits and quiet hours 10. Leave-no-trace expectation 11. Overnight camping 12. Unprogrammed, slow morning wind-down and departures Let me know what you think

Hello All! I am so excited to learn about this site! I am a middle school teacher in Henderson, Nevada! So nice to meet you!

Star Trek The next generation or GOT. Comment wisely. 🤣