💜💙🩵💚💛🧡❤️ 🎤 I’M SPEAKING! My first participation at a summit on Skool. I’m joining Brenda Rigney for the Human First. AI Driven. Summit, October 5–7! I’ll be talking about "When Intelligence is A Partner". What happens when we relate with another intelligence from Presence rather than control. Using ai platforms for the demonstration on something applicable to human to human relationship as well. I’d love to see you there. It’s FREE to join → https://www.skool.com/ai-driven-business-summit/about?ref=2c46f4c7a6764b958d8fbc8f057d85b1 Go grab your spot + put Oct. 5–7 in your calendar! 75+ Speakers. Packed with sessions that can help your business grows. [The continuation of the experiment can be found in my community post Summit.]

So nice of you finding Skool and Join Skool and hopping in here to get started or getting your community run smoother 🙂 A warm welcome to @June Lavoie @Shirley Braune @Lisa Adams @Sofia Rigueira @Dr. Robert Gault @Kwesi Johnson @Rebecca Bautista @Carrie Kay @Judith Jorsling @Sara Valente @George Evans Tell us something about you and you Skool journey. We're here to help 🙌

I started to go through the members list in my communites because I do think some people can just be removed. I stumbled on this scenario.. what would you do? And do you ever remove members?

Last week I have been thinking about how I can make this better. Some of you know I have the Skool Strategy community (private), were we used to have all conversations around Skool and community building. Then, there is Join Skool (public) that I created for new people on the platform, to show them how Skool works and what the possibilities are. Keeping the 2 communities on a pro plan wasn't needed anymore so I started shifting the memberships direction Join Skool (here). BUT Being a public community and still wanting to rank on Discovery as well, that means I am giving away 30% of MRR away for members I bring in. I have conversations in other groups, we are on calls, we are chatting in the DM's... and still people visit my profile to join my communities. So, what is the solution, levelling up the prices? NO Untill not everyone is aware of the consequences of joining a group through someone's profile instead of asking for a direct link, I have now removed all products from the Classroom. This is what I was doing last 2 days. I am building something. And I don't think anyone has done it on this platform yet (again 🙃) 🤫 More coming tomorrow since I am not finished yet and my eyes can't handle more screen time for today anymore. 🎉 It's time to centre all conversations in this community now and let's help each other build community like never before! 👊 Pssst.. What do you think I'm building?

Let's talk. One thing I didn't realise is this: Mindy was testing with having the slider (image attached ) to 70% to see if anything would happen. This happened: 🙍‍♀️ X amount of members joined during the time I had the slider to 70% 🙅‍♀️ I went and put the slider to 30% again after 2 weeks, seeing no difference 💁‍♀️ The Premium tier for making the Pins was launched 🤦‍♀️ For everyone that jumped on the Premium (and joined during the 70% weeks) Skool is taking 70% from that monthly membership. Forever. So think about this... You move the slider to a bigger percentage, with the goal to get more members through Growth Boost. Right? You will pay Skool that percentage for ALL purcheses those members would ever do. It doesn't change back, when you change the slider back. I'm happy to open the conversation here. And please ask all questions you might have 🙂 Is it worth it for you?