Skool is such a special place because of the people and the communities on this platform. So let's give our flowers while people can still smell them. 💐 Drop a comment: 1. Tag a person or community on Skool that has positively impacted you. (or a few!) 2. Then share HOW they helped, changed your thinking, encouraged you to be better, etc. 3. Respond to 3 people who tagged the same communities/people you respect too. Spread love! Winner: The member who spreads the most genuine love (most thoughtful responses) gets a free 1-on-1 Skool strategy call with me. Only available to Premium/VIP members starting next week. Go! 👇

As Hormozi says, “It’s not hard to become the most helpful person in the room.” That idea is exactly what Skool Nexus is built on. Skool Nexus is a space for community owners who want to grow without shouting, spamming, or competing. Here, you don’t stand out by being the loudest. You stand out by being helpful. Inside Nexus, you can • share your community openly • support other community owners • answer questions and offer insights • learn what actually works from people building in real time When you help others, people notice. They click your profile. They explore your community. That’s how trust and growth happen naturally. If you believe in collaboration over competition and value over hype, Skool Nexus is your room. Join Nexus, show up as yourself, and grow by being genuinely helpful.

Hi everyone, I’m Lisa. I’m a mom, a beautician, and a digital marketer who found her way online after long COVID forced me to slow life down and rethink everything. I’m passionate about building supportive communities where women can grow at their own pace without hustle pressure. I’m really happy to be here and looking forward to connecting and learning with you all. 💛

Happy New Year! 2026 is here. Let's set the tone. 🎉 I believe words are the most powerful thing under the sun. What you declare out loud carries weight. It change show you move. It changes what you attract. What you speak out loud becomes real, truly. There's a reason we say vows out loud. There's a reason "I will" hits different than "I'll try." Words aren't just sounds. They're seeds. So here's the challenge: Drop one declaration for 2026. Not a hope. Not a "maybe." A statement. Then say it loud. 🗣️ "I will ____________." And here's the second part: Scroll through the thread. Find someone whose declaration makes you feel something. Reply. Encourage them. Hype them up. If their words match yours, declare it together, speak life! Let's not just make this a thread. Let's make it a moment!!!! Build each other up. Fire each other up. Love on each other. This is how we start 2026. I'll go first: I will build a community that changes how people see what's possible. Your turn. Let's fill this thread with declarations. 🥂 P.S. Classroom goes live at 7PM PST 🛰️ 😎

I love hearing people's first jobs. Usually, it's so far from where they are now. Sometimes it caused a pivot in their life. Sometimes it was the beginning of a new adventure. What was your very first job? Or first few? And here's the real question: What did your first few jobs teach you that you still use today? Mine was at Hollister folding clothes and pretending the dimly lit store wasn't making me nauseous from the cologne. After that, since I was living in Florida, I became a pool boy, which sounds way cooler than it was. Mostly just long days in the Florida heat - skimming, scrubbing, hauling chlorine buckets, and hoping I didn't get another sunburn. (yes, I can get sunburnt lol) I also worked in the actual pool supply store filling up chlorine jugs, and I bleached more pairs of shoes than I can count. Looking back, as unglamorous as they were. I learned more from those jobs than I realized at the time. For me? Mine taught me patience, and attention to detail. How to read people and adjust based on who I'm talking to. And honestly, just to show up and be my best self no matter what the job is. Those early jobs definitely boosted my EQ in ways I didn't realize until years later. Drop your first job below and what it taught you.👇 And let's make this fun; scroll through the comments and find a few people who had the same job as you, or learned something similar, or maybe just a few interesting stories that resonates with you. 🫂