This might be the biggest Skool update we've seen so far. Not because of a new feature. Not because of a new design. Because Skool is now officially trying to solve the problem every community owner has: Getting more members. What is Growth Boost? Skool has been quietly running ads that promote community owners. Many people started noticing unusual spikes in signups over the last few weeks. Some owners reported getting members after months of no activity. Others started seeing their communities featured in Skool ads. Now we know why. The "secret project" was called Growth Boost. How it works Skool promotes communities through off-platform ads (Facebook, Instagram, etc.). If Skool brings you a paying customer, Skool receives a 30% commission, similar to an affiliate commission. If you bring the customer yourself through your own traffic, nothing changes. You only pay normal processing fees. The interesting part is the logic behind it: Skool wants a sustainable loop. Instead of spending millions only to attract more community creators, they're now investing part of that budget into helping existing communities grow. If the system works, the money gets reinvested into more promotion. More promotion → more members → more growth. Why this matters For months I've been paying close attention to Skool SEO, Discovery, keywords, About Pages, search improvements, and the new trending algorithm. Looking back... all those updates suddenly make a lot more sense. They weren't isolated features. They were building infrastructure for this. 👀 Search improvements. Discovery improvements. Keywords. About Pages. Attribution. Trending. And now Growth Boost. It's starting to look like one connected ecosystem designed to match members with communities. What Skool recommends optimizing If you want better results from Growth Boost, the Skool team specifically highlighted: ✅ Cover Image ✅ Group Card (title + description) ✅ About Page ✅ Free Trials (for paid communities)

A bad day feels heavy — but you can usually see the other side of it. Burnout feels like there is no other side. A bad day looks like: - You're tired but you know why - One good night's sleep helps - You still care, you're just overwhelmed right now Burnout looks like: - You're exhausted no matter how much you rest - You've stopped caring about things that used to matter - Even small tasks feel impossible - You can't remember the last time you felt okay The difference matters because the fix is different too. A bad day needs rest. Burnout needs a reset — slower, gentler, and with proper support. If you're not sure which one you're in right now, that's okay. But if it's been weeks of feeling this way — that's worth paying attention to. 🤍 Drop a 🌿 below if this landed for you.

Congrats @Nicola Skeet on completing the OBB1 onboarding journey... ... and unlocking the Mystery Gift 🔥 Nicola is building something many people need right now. A space for busy mums who feel like they're carrying everything in their heads. The schedules. The reminders. The routines. The invisible mental load. Not another productivity system. Not another list of things to do. A calmer way to manage family life without adding more pressure. What stands out here is the simplicity. Small tools. Simple prompts. Practical support. Helping people create: more structure more breathing room and steadier family rhythms One step at a time. This isn't about doing more. It's about reducing overwhelm and making everyday life feel more manageable. She's now applying simple, relationship-based strategies to grow this in a more structured way. This framework (Mystery Gift 🎁) gives her easy-to-use strategies: ✅ Ways to attract clients without spending money on ads ✅ Simple ways to build real trust with people ✅ Smart methods to turn conversations into paying customers ✅ Step-by-step structure that helps close more deals Feels like a strong fit. Especially in a space where calm, consistency, and trust matter more than complexity. Perfect timing as Nicola builds this into something meaningful for busy mums. If you want to build this further... there's a more structured path you can step into. Have a look here 🚀

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I just ran through @Roberto Srpaks 4-prompt sequence and wanted to share what came out because it was useful and reinforced what I was working on. My situation: still in my 9-to-5, building a digital product business in the gaps, growing a new Skool community, and a new product I've been building that isn't quite live yet. What the prompts revealed: Prompt 1 gave me clarity that my gap offer already exists - I've been building it for the last few weeks. A CEO Accountability Coach built on my 18 years of leadership experience, designed specifically for employed professionals building a business alongside a job. Prompt 2 told me to study one person. Easy, my business coach whose product ladder I'm already watching closely. I also added someone else who specifically teaches selling to warm lists with simple emails. Prompt 3 gave me a 20-day plan. Realistic, specific, pointed at my warm audience rather than cold outreach. Prompt 4 was the most valuable. Three yes/no questions and it immediately identified my real blocker: the product isn't finished yet 🤣. I did know this but nothing like a reminder to give me a push to get it done! So the entire plan collapsed down to one job. Finish the product. Then sell it. I knew this. But seeing it written out by a process rather than by my own brain made it impossible to argue with (although I do quite like arguing with Claude). 😂 The insight I'm taking away: I've been thinking about outreach strategy when the actual blocker is much simpler. Nothing sells until the product is live. Back to building. 🚀 Thanks for the resource @Roberto Srpak 🤩