It has come to my attention that we do not have an introduction post!! A lot of us in the hub all know each other and all have amazing relationships!❤️ But some people may be feeling a bit lost in the hustle and bustle of it all! Over 5000 people in the hub… let’s see how many will introduce themselves and tell us what they’re all about! Comment; Your name, where you’re from, what you do for work, what your hobbies are etc etc…🙌 or keep it as simple as you want! I’ll go first guys❤️

More posts. More reach. More visibility. And that matters. But here’s what I’ve noticed building a niche Skool: Growth doesn’t come from more content alone —it comes from content people actually stop for. When something feels real —people don’t scroll past. They read. They respond. They remember. That’s been especially true in food writing. One vivid, sensory post can outperform dozens of generic ones. That’s the shift: from content that fills space, to content that pulls people in. 👉 If you’re curious how I approach this in a food writing community: 🔗 https://www.skool.com/how-to-write-about-food-8335/about And I’d love to know — what kind of posts have you had the most positive responses to?

Ok, I learned my lesson, if it happens again, I’ll follow my guts. I think that AutoMod is doing amazing at catching obvious scammers but some of them aren’t that obvious. Some take weeks or months (in my case) interacting in communities, building some relationships with owners before showing their true colors, asking for help/money then menacing and insulting. It was not a pleasant experience and I should have acted sooner, I will if needed again. But can Skool track them if they open a new account? And yes, overall I am having a great time here and most of the people on Skool turn out to be fun, kind and cool people 😀! Peace ✌️

Beat this one!

What’s something you’ve done in your life that 90% of people haven’t?💪 Big or small… doesn’t matter. I’ll start in the comments!👀