Rest and relaxation. How often do you indulge in it? As a biz owner it's important to build this into your daily schedule. Yeah, I know, you don't have time. But we all have the same amount of time. So why not make it a non-negotiable. spend one-hour a day unplugging from SM, your biz, and indulge in me-time. Make it a priority. Block out the time on your calendar. Do you know what will happen? 🗝️Your biz will soar. 🗝️You will be serving from a cup that overflows. 🗝️Your body, mind, and spirit will be well rested. For the last two weeks, I've been exploring Japan and Busan, South Korea. This was such a relaxing and wonderful trip and the perfect way to unplug.

A phone. A YouTube account. A free Skool community. That's it. I know people who've replaced their entire website with a YouTube channel. The About page is their bio. The pinned video is their sales page. The description box is their offer. Strangers binge their videos and DM them ready to work together. No domain. No hosting. No landing page tool. Here's the thing about YouTube that most people miss. It's not a social media platform. It's a search engine. When you teach a search engine what problem you solve, it finds you people who are already looking for that solution. You don't chase them. They find you. The funnel looks like this. Someone searches for help with a specific problem. Your video comes up. They watch for 10 or 15 minutes. By the time they hit the end, they feel like they know you. You mention the free community you run. They join. That's it. No ad spend. No cold outreach. I've seen this work for channels with under 300 subscribers. The size of the channel doesn't matter as much as the clarity of the problem it solves. The catch is time. This doesn't work in weeks. It works in months. But here's the part worth sitting with: a video you make today can still be bringing people into your business two years from now. How are you getting your first clients right now, paid or free methods? Des

What goes in Premium and what is Free? I created a program based on my clinical experience as a therapist and my lived experience. I took what I do in therapy and "put it on paper." The program works - that is not the issue. Where I am struggling - my ethics, morals, and character vs the desire to make money. I've been told that I need to lock down my classroom, lock down my program, and make it all premium. I currently have 4 courses and in May will be starting a new one. Right now, my main program is free. I want members to use it. I charge Premium for anything that is a direct interaction with me: weekly body doubling, weekly live group coaching, and monthly Doom Pile sessions. So my question is: Do I lock down my classroom and make it all premium? Do I continue to do what feels good to me? I don't know. I waver on this all the time.

Honored to be here as a Resident Expert inside this amazing community 🔥 Huge respect to the vision behind this space and what’s being built here - bringing people together to learn, grow, and actually build something real. And I’m genuinely excited to contribute to that. Because if you’re building a business on Instagram in 2026… You need to understand one thing: Growth isn’t random anymore. It’s engineered. Most people think Instagram success is about posting more, better content, or getting lucky. It’s not. It’s algorithmic. And in May 2026… everything evolved. The platform got smarter.More precise.More selective. It now tracks: - What your content means (not just what it says) - Who it’s for (before it even pushes it) - And how people respond across multiple layers - Because Instagram isn’t one algorithm… It’s multiple systems working together to decide one thing: Who gets seen… and who doesn’t And that’s exactly why I created The Algorithm Advantage. Not for hacks. Not for trends. Not for guesswork. But for clarity, control, and consistent growth. If you’re here to build something real on Instagram… You’re in the right place 🤍 Holler at me on IG https://www.instagram.com/taraomalleyofficial?igsh=bG5wOXBqOWtrc2x3&utm_source=qr Also - credit to the creators of and in this space. We’re building something special here 🙌

I started the Skool Monetisation Lab on a 14-day free trial. Set it up on a Thursday. By Friday, someone had subscribed at $5 a month. 🤯 Here is the thing. There was nothing there. A welcome post. An empty classroom. That was it. Now, I had a lot of content online, so this person already knew who I was. I am not pretending I built this out of nowhere. But even knowing that, I was genuinely shocked. I expected people to wait until there was something to see. They didn't wait. And it reminded me that your audience is often further along in trusting you than you think. The lesson I took from it is simple. Don't wait until everything is ready. Everything is never ready. The person who subscribed to an empty community did not need a full course or a polished classroom. They just needed to back someone they already believed in. Start before you are ready. The community is the product, not the content inside it. Has anyone else launched something before it felt ready and been surprised by what happened? Des