Hi. I have a business structure and an existing business idea, a website, and a lead funnel, but after more than a year, I have zero leads. I would like to build a Skool community as a funnel for my business; maybe that will help. General Q: Every single YouTube guru and business expert, including Hormozi -- all of them -- seem to say that the ONLY way to build a following is by starting with friends and family. For whatever reason (I do not want to discuss it or argue with anyone about it -- I am not able to subscribe friends and family). Should I abandon the idea of a Skool community, social media following, etc. and get myself a 9-5 job? Or is their a remote possibility of building a following without having warm leads (or spending thousands of dollars on ads)? I am stuck on this for over a year now, and I would appreciate any help anyone can offer (except trying to convince me that I do have warm leads. Do not. I will not appreciate it and will not respond.)

You asked for it. My editing skill. I get asked about it all the time. At the workshop it was half the questions. So I made a video. A few months ago my editor ghosted me. No email. No goodbye. So I built my own with Claude. I'm not a coder. You know that. People are selling these for $59. I'm giving mine away. Here's the catch. It's in the video. I show you what it actually does with a 38-minute writer's block mess I almost threw away. The 5 parts you need to build your own. And how to grab the instructions and the prompt for free. https://youtu.be/7bcoFL6WGTk One favor while you're there. Leave a comment and tell me if I should have posted that raw outtake video on YouTube. I ask in the video and I actually want to know. A like helps too. YouTube is a popularity contest and I'm still trying to make prom king. Brian