I'm spending the total fortune of 20 USD or a burger dinner on it. It will realistically not bring me more than 3 members at best. But it will give me some useful stats hopefully. I'll make other experiments with video content. Here it goes: Tittle: Stop buying marketing courses. Your next course won’t tell you what’s wrong with your actual ad, offer, website, or content. You don’t have an information problem. You have a feedback problem. Bring what you built to Roast & Promote. Real people will tell you what works, what’s confusing, and what you should fix next. 🔥 Get roasted. Get better. Help someone else and get noticed. 📢 Join free and post what you’re working on.

Capitalizing on my contract experience with Gemini and Meta AI by starting an AI Automation consultancy for small businesses. Site: https://protectyourcraftai.co/

I played both. Prefered YougiOh. But magic was much more popular for some reason. Anyway here are the most legendary Magic cards from the champions of the Roaster of the Week competition this month. @Dave Hughes :the human coach wizard of the Skool Reset & Rebuild Kingdom @Brian Walsh :the Community Alchemist of the Skool Nerds Guild @Eliot Payne :the Great Merchant of the The Marketing Common Room Castle @Eric William :the Futuristic inventor of the AI SEO Content & Traffic Labs! A new month just started and the scores are cleared for everyone. And all the members are competing. Are you in?

That's what @Brian Walsh will help you figure out. On Skool Nerds you can get ready to to test, launch, and grow a community designed to attract paying members with PreSkool. You get: 🧪 Test your idea before you build 🏗️ Shape a community people can understand 🚀 Use 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗦𝗸𝗼𝗼𝗹’𝘀 𝗴𝘂𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗱 𝘀𝘆𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗺 to launch 🪜 Take the PreSkool Assessment to learn your community leader style 🤝 Build beside other Skool creators And on Memberflow | Build Income he will use his 15+ years of expertise to help you create a paid side business, find what to sell, and win your first customers without quitting your job. You get: 🎯 A 4-minute career assessment 💬 Real customer conversations 💵 A plan for your first 3 paying customers 📈 A repeatable way to keep what works Don't waste your time and take this opportunity to work with this week's best roaster. If he gave this much help here, just imagine how much he will help you at his own groups!

I made this post yesterday talking about why you should not be afraid to be controvertial. And after some great points from @Alexandra Alexa @Eric William @Gavin Stevens @Aimee Jardon and @Warrick Duncan I think the simple lesson is not being afraid to be outspoken on your hot takes. I believe you should talk about stuff that everyone is talking about and jumping in the hype train to get use of some visibility boosts. But if you do it in the same way, with the same opinions as everyone else you will never stand out. And you problably don't need to think too much about it. If you're passionate about what you're building, you problably have an opinion on what most people are doing differently than what you're doing. Like in my case, I believe most people are either too hyped up about how to use AI, thinking it makes things easier when I see it making a lot of things harder actually. Or they are not using in ways that are creative and innovative enough, they are just copy pasting the same solutions that other influencers tell them to do and putting a wraper on LLMs that replaces prompts for buttons. So I'm trying to do something different. What about you, what is your hot take? What is the thing that you see and do differently than the majority?