I still remember the exact moment it clicked for me—creating wasn’t just a hobby anymore. It was when someone messaged me saying, “That video/post/podcast changed the way I think about ____.” It made me realize: 💡 My ideas could actually help people. 💡 Helping people could actually create income. 💡 And income could give me freedom to design my life on my terms. Now I’m curious… 👉 What was the turning point for YOU, when you realized your content had the potential to become more than “just content”? I’d love to hear your stories—it’s those little sparks that remind us why we keep showing up. 🚀

So I keep saying that I don’t want to have a group for my consulting practice, but Skool keeps adding features that make it so tempting. They now have a Skool Live function that acts like zoom or Google meet so you can host a call anytime (scheduled on group calendar or spur of the moment) and anyone present in the group can join. It’s included in both the pro and hobby level. They talk about it here. https://youtu.be/FJ_mRbip3rA?si=1-07o7kxtcOEDenZ They don’t yet have a more traditional webinar feature (and honestly that may be the thing that tips the boat for me). I’d also have to see if I can create a workaround for my Zoom calls which are connected to my scheduler, but if this were solved, I’d probably pull the trigger on starting a group. Anyone else persuaded?