I started *** ***** *** on the 30th September 2025… that’s 181 days ago! In under 6 months we have grown *** to the biggest ************* on Skool!🎉 181 days of showing up every single day without fail. That’s holidays, sick days, days of loss, mental health struggles, exhaustion, being a father, being a daddy, being a husband, being a brother, being an uncle, being a son, being a grandson, having a demanding full time job, recovering from addiction, making mistakes, owning mistakes. 181 days of being present and showing up no matter what for you guys.❤️ 1 year ago I was a down and out… I was a bum… I was stuck in my own selfish ways and ultimately I was going to end up dead or in prison. I knew I needed to do better, I knew I needed to be the daddy my heart was screaming at me to be. I changed over night. I dropped everything and started from scratch! I fixed my problems very slowly at a pace that was comfortable for me… once everything was level I then decided that I would push myself to not only be the man I needed to be but to be the man my family would thank me for… I started Skool 6 months into my journey of becoming a better person… it’s now been nearly 6 months on Skool and in that time I have become something I NEVER would have imagined! A leader💪 Someone people actually look up to! Someone who has helped people win the Skool games, someone who has grown others communities to over 100 members from less than 10 OVERNIGHT! Someone that replies to every post and every comment every single day! Someone that sees all of you and offers my hand to each and every one of you.❤️ You guys have changed my life and I am so thankful for everybody on Skool and the platform itself💪 Stop waiting for the right moment and just take the leap already guys… Leap and don’t look back.🙌 When one of us wins, we all win. Let’s go!❤️

VSL: video sales letter (clearly states ur offer) CRM: customer relationship management (monetizes ur offer) My first VSL was a big reason I won the Skool Games. I wrote it in 1 day. Edited it in 2. 3 days total. This one? Shot across 30 countries. All of 2025. 7 continents. Both work. So what’s the difference? Nothing. Most of u aren’t losing because your VSL isn’t good enough… you’re losing because you haven’t made one. (seriously… almost no one on Skool is leveraging this yet) Build something simple. Or go all out. Doesn’t matter. Just ship it. P.S. That little goose u see everywhere? His name is Wingman. He’s been quietly running the show this whole time 😏

Hey there all. Over a year ago I was extremely active on Skool but things happened. 🥲 I am back and just joined Goosify... because... where @Goose Dunlavey is... there is fun to be had. The Important questions: - 🦄 Favorite color? Blue? Yellow? Teal... let's go with that. - 🌈 Favorite Pokemon? I know very little about pokemon.... I am more of a Marvel girl myself. - 🐛 Ur current skool challenge? Just coming back and thinking about relaunching my community but haven't decided the plan yet on how I want to work it. A bit more about me. Mom to 3 kiddos. Entrepreneur for 25 years. I live in Massachusetts (brr it is cold here but the summer and fall are beautiful). I went to school for Photography and Graphic Design ages ago. I am a Cancer Conqueror but living with and managing the side effects of it all. Oh and I help people start businesses that fit their life and not run it, using the skills and knowledge that they already have. (65 is my oldest)

Hello everyone I am eager to learn more about how to grow and monetize my communities.

Hey everyone— I've been using Skool calls for my community meetings and loved the simplicity, but I'm thinking about switching to Zoom. Main reason: I have two communities and want to cross-pollinate some calls without setting everything up twice. For those of you using Zoom (or something else)—what features have been most useful? I've been in a million Zoom calls over the past few years but never coordinated them. Want to make sure I'm taking advantage of what's actually there. I know breakout rooms exist, and I'll probably run workshops at some point. But what do you use day-to-day that's been worth it? Thanks in advance!