If you’re in multiple Skool communities, notifications can get overwhelming fast. This takes about 2 minutes and makes a huge difference. Your main settings • Tap your profile photo • Top right → three dots → Settings • Reorder your communities so the ones you use most are at the top • Go to Notifications • Turn off Likes (this alone cuts notifications way down) • Set email alerts to Digest or Never Inside any community • Go to the community • Top right → three dots → Group settings • Adjust how often you want notifications • Keep announcements on if they run events • Turn the rest off if you’re just networking Bonus If a group’s chat is blowing up your DMs: • Group settings → Chat → turn it off Simple tweak. Way calmer Skool experience. Save this for later 👌

I made $1,700 in one day yesterday… and I was completely unplugged for Thanksgiving. And I’m sharing that for one reason — to show what’s possible even if your beginning feels messy. Because the first 6.5 months of my journey were anything but smooth. I wasn’t clear. I was second-guessing everything. My results weren’t matching my effort. It was discouraging. So if you’re in that season, you’re not alone. But clarity comes. Momentum comes. Confidence comes. And the results start to reflect the work you’ve put in. I’m living proof that things can turn around when you stop walking away from your goals every time it gets uncomfortable. Keep going. Your $1,700 day might be closer than you think. What’s one thing you are proud of this year?

I had Chat GPT make this bomb prompt to help you get crystal clear on your community idea 💡 because clarity = confidence and confidence =connection Connection = currency 💴 Steal this prompt below 👇🏽 🎁 “I have an idea for a community, but I’m not fully clear on the direction yet. I want you to help me validate the topic, refine my niche, and get total clarity on what my community should be about — so it feels aligned, profitable, and valuable for the people I want to attract. Start by asking me a series of diagnostic questions to understand: 1️⃣ What problem I want to help people solve 2️⃣ What transformation I want them to experience 3️⃣ Why I am the right person to lead this community 4️⃣ What topics, skills, or experiences I naturally talk about 5️⃣ What I want this community to be known for 6️⃣ The type of member I want to attract (their struggles, desires, goals) 7️⃣ How I want people to feel inside the space 8️⃣ How this community fits into my bigger business vision After I answer those questions, I want you to: ✨ Identify patterns ✨ Highlight what makes my angle unique ✨ Suggest 3–5 strong topic directions ✨ Recommend the best one based on profitability, demand, and ease of execution ✨ Outline the community promise (the transformation they’ll get) ✨ Give me 10 content pillars ✨ Map out my first 30 days of value-based posts ✨ Craft a positioning statement in a confident, boss-energy tone ✨ Tell me what to avoid so I don’t confuse my audience ✨ Show me how this community could naturally lead into a future offer or product Push me for clarity when my answers are vague. Challenge me if my topic feels too broad or too generic. And help me shape this into a community people actually want to join — not just one that sounds good in my head.” Let us know in the comments if you’re trying this out, and how it did for you!I