In my experience, and from the experience of other skoolers I talked to, they are the worst people to show it. Specially if they are not entrepeneurs themselves. They will either discourage us, saying we are wasting our time, or say that they don't get it. Or they will show fake excitement, say they will follow up with you and than nothing, only excuses. Even when you provide a service that you know that they will need they will prefer going with a more popular choice. That seems like an universal thing from the conversations I had, not something exclusive from brazilian culture. That's why I love Skool so much. I'm finally finding people who are genuinely interested in what I'm building. And I'm building a space where you can get real feedback, real insights. No sugar coating, no fake excitement. Just a community of people helping eachother and keeping it real!

Ok here we go, I am really interested to hear the feedback. I have tweaked and tweaked it and I need actual fresh eyes who know nothing about my business yet so please send it my way, I am all ears :) This is my community Thrive Again https://www.skool.com/thrive-again-with-kelli-7613/about

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I’ve been working on a business that involves me writing books and promoting the books of others but I’m not successfully gaining awareness of my business or gaining customers. I don’t know if the problem is in presentation, the fact that I don’t have a following, or the fact that I haven’t had the finances to advertise (even tiny ads (though I think I’ve done 2 or 3 mini ads totaling about maybe $40 towards them)). Outreach, marketing, and networking have definitely been my weak points. Because of this, I haven’t truly been able to test if my business is viable (though others have been successful). I’m hoping being on Skool will help. I have to at least first get the people to me to know if it works. It’s been 8 years. Any suggestions? Should I keep going with the idea? I have a few children’s books , a novel, and a friend who has a lot of books who I promote. I’m working on other books now. I just began to build a community for this yesterday. I did get a little feedback on it already. https://www.skool.com/sunjoy-books-7017/about