Quick tip if you're using Skool... If you've ever wanted to send someone a link in your Skool DMs without dropping a long, ugly URL into the message, this video shows you exactly how to do it. It's a simple formatting trick that turns your text into a clean, clickable hyperlink. I also cover the one small mistake that will keep it from working, so you don't have to figure it out the hard way. If you're sharing YouTube videos, resources, templates, or anything else, this makes your messages look a lot more professional and clean! Also, I'm testing out an AI version of my profile photo here to see how it goes with thumbnails. 😳 Let me know if you've been using this already or if this is a new one for you.

In case you missed it, the founders of Acquisition.com, Alex Hormozi and Leila Hormozi, officially announced that they’re expecting their first baby together! ❤️ They shared the news in an exclusive with PEOPLE Magazine along with maternity photos, and their photos are sooo cute! Check out the article to see them all: https://people.com/entrepreneurs-alex-leila-hormozi-expecting-their-first-baby-exclusive-11982040 A lot of us have watched Alex and Leila for years through business content, podcasts, interviews, books, YouTube, Skool Games conversations, and everything they’ve shared online about entrepreneurship, relationships, discipline, growth, and building a life together while growing companies. Now they’re becoming parents. 🥹❤️ As a mom, I'm so excited for my kid to grow up in a world with a Hormozi that will be around his age! One thing I really liked from the article was this quote: “Life has been a series of interconnected wild rides for us. From the highest highs to the lowest lows. Welcoming this baby into the world will bring its share of both, and we're here for all of it.” Parenthood is just that! So many emotions and so many different experiences. All of it worth it and life is never the same.. your perspective changes! It'll be interesting to see how the Hormozi's content changes based on their perspectives being adjusted once the baby is here! Also really cool seeing how many people online are genuinely excited and happy for them right now. A baby celebrated by the world! Huge congratulations to the Hormozis from our community. 🎉 Of course, everyone will be happy with baby Hormozi being either a girl or a boy, but for fun.. what's your guess? 💙💓💰

When you run a Skool community, approving new members is part of keeping things organized and useful for everyone. One simple habit that helps is checking whether a new member request looks consistent and genuine before approving it. In this post, I share one practical way to spot spam or fake accounts in Skool during the approval process, using information that’s already visible to you as an admin or owner. This quick check can help you • Keep member conversations relevant • Reduce unnecessary DMs and comments • Make sure people joining are who they say they are It only takes a few seconds per request and fits easily into your normal Skool moderation workflow. Watch Here: 3 Simple Steps to PROTECT Your Skool Community from Spammers Plus, here are a few awesome resources on how to manage spam in your community as well: 👉 How to manage spam in your community 👉 How to spot spam members Do you remember to report Spammers/Bots to the Skool Platform?

EDIT: To honor the privacy of everyone, I'm cleaning the community up first. It takes a bit of time to do so, but I'm about 1/2 way there. I want to give everyone plenty of time and transparency around an upcoming change. Starting December 1, this group will shift to a public setting. This means anything posted inside will be viewable to anyone, so please take time now to remove or edit anything you would not want visible publicly. This is also your chance to post about your community while I still have posting open for members. After December 1, only commenting will be available. There may be a name change as well. Still undecided on that. If being part of a public space no longer feels aligned for you, this also gives you time to leave without pressure. No hard feelings whatsoever. This decision connects directly to how I recommend using Skool. A free public community supports SEO and AI discoverability, which helps the right people find practical guidance when they need it most. From there, they can choose to go deeper through paid or tiered communities. What you will continue to see here is focused, practical content that breaks down Skool features, community building strategies, announcements, and new updates in a way that supports you in making smarter decisions for your own community. The goal is for you to clearly understand what to do and why it matters for your growth and visibility. There will also be special things I do here for my paid members (yes, there is a paid community, but that is getting some changes as well.. which is why it's hidden from my profile til changes are made), such as featuring their communities under specific circumstances, while still keeping this space valuable and educational for everyone. Why now? Things shifted when I became a Skoolers moderator. My goal is to make learning more open and more accessible so more people can build stronger communities, avoid common missteps, and feel more confident navigating this platform.