So if you hadn't seen, we've got some friendly competition going on. TLDR is, I launched a new community, and put everything I know about 7-figure Offers, Funnels, Traffic and Sales into 1 classroom. It's inside skool.com/playbooks But then I shared the mission: To help 100 people make $10,000 online (without having to buy a $10k course) And whoever helps the most people get their hands on these Playbooks, gets a free month inside my high ticket (and a 1-on-1 funnel building call with me) So here's the current numbers: @Steve Gast is at 9 friends invited (wtf Steve let's goooo) @Jesse Woltersom 8 members invited (something is definitely going down in the last few hours between Steve & you) @Earnie Williams has 3 friends invited! (excited to see if you make Steve or Jessie fight for their lead) @Eloise Ansell 1 member invited: Welcome to your friend and welcome yourself to the challenge! Excited to see you on the top 5 leaderboard!! Iris van der Stelt is in the game as well! 1 of her friends has just joined, adding her to the competition! Cheers to ya'll for sharing the mission. I have never been so excited about a community. In 48 hours, 56 people have joined the race: Skool.com/playbooks And we're that much closer to the goal of helping 100 people make $10,000/mo on Skool. The challenge just started yesterday, so if anyone wants to join in, and get access to the Playbooks that made me and my clients $4M on Skool, here's the link. (I've just cooked up a prize for spot #2 as well) Cheers, Patrice P.S. Genuinely makes me so warm inside seeing you guys bring your friends. These Playbooks are the best work I've ever done. That's why I couldn't put them behind a high ticket pay wall. Cheers to everyone already implementing them.

While it may seem like enough to say that Patrice is giving away literally every strategy, outreach script, template, and tier plan she’s ever used to win the Skool games, help several others win the Skool games and build a $50k/month agency for only $27, it’s really not. You have to watch this in depth highly factual yet deeply emotional review to decide if this is really the right thing for you. All I can add is if you happen to buy it through my affiliate link, you get 100 extra years of good luck. https://www.skool.com/playbooks/about?ref=3546198852bd419d9036b74cc8214808

While working 10 hours a day, 24 days in a row, living out of a hotel with sketchy wi-fi 😂☠️ Thank you @Patrice Moore!!

First of all I wanted to say welcome to all the new people here! Crazy to see Skool's growth recently! So I wanted to make a quick post sharing 3 use cases for Skool that I don’t see many taking advantage of. We’ve all heard of Free communities, Paid Communities, Free-Paid, even Freemium but here’s some alternative methods of using Skool. First of all, Team communication - If you run your business on Skool, why not use it to communicate with them. Fundamentally it has everything you need. Community tabs for different topics, the classroom for hosting team training and documents, even the calendar for scheduling team calls or daily standups, which will become much cooler once Skool releases their live feature! I’m not saying it has every use case dialled in similar to a slack but most teams don’t need that much, especially in the early stages. If you run a small team here on Skool, why not use it for that too! Let me know in the comments if you’re considering this. The second one is a really cool one, as I just started using Skool this way myself. A Newsletter! Instead of having an opt-in page on a website to sign up to your email newsletter, you can just use a free Skool community to publish it and email it out to all the members. Pretty cool right? This way members can engage and comment with your newsletter and even share it with a friend very easily. I honestly think this is an amazing way to document and share your journey by just simply publishing a weekly newsletter to a free community of fans right here on Skool. + Skool will promote it for free (Discovery + Suggested communities) As mentioned I just launched my own so I’ll keep you people posted on how this use case for Skool goes! Finally something I’ve seen a few big players here on Skool using. In person event groups. We’ve all signed up to in person events and then been added to a clunky whatsapp group right? Well if you host events you could simply create a group right here on Skool for the attendees.