I just grew my Skool community to 3200 members in the last 4 weeks Growing on Skool has never been better on my nervous system. I used to sweat through launches and obsess about whether I could afford to launch one more offer. Sure, I was making money off Skool in 2024—but it was getting harder and harder to be seen, build trust, and nurture people in a way that felt human. I had funnels (still do), but the truth is… I’ve been able to generate daily revenue on Skool more easily than any funnel I’ve ever built. Over the last few months, I’ve re-evaluated everything I thought I knew about designing and scaling an online business. Inside my last mini mastermind, I even shifted direction because I could feel it in my bones: people don’t need another funnel right now—they need a space where connection, momentum, and visibility are easier. I’m sharing this because it’s changing me, not because I have all the answers. ➡️ Here’s what I’m learning: • Simplicity scales faster than complexity. • Community-led growth builds trust faster than automation. • Daily touchpoints matter more than giant launches. • And your business feels different when you’re not constantly bracing for the next income dip. And I’m still a work in progress. There’s one growth edge I still haven’t unlocked: turning passive community engagement into consistent co-creation. That’s my 2026 challenge—helping more members collaborate, cross-pollinate, and lift each other up without me needing to be in every room. Now I’d love to hear from you— ✨ What have you learned about growth this year? ✨ What still feels sticky, unclear, or heavy when it comes to building your audience or making sales?

I'm curious... 🔍 If you have more than one, what do you like about that? 🔍 Are you planning to collapse any in 2026? 🔍 Are you planning on adding more?