One simple lesson I learned running my first Pinterest challenge inside Limitless Life: 👉 Momentum beats perfection. Every single time. I hosted a short Pinterest challenge with: - 5 people registered - 4 showed up live - 4 upgraded to VIP - 1 asked for 1:1 support - 3 asked for another workshop And here’s the part that matters most… I didn’t overbuild it. I didn’t wait until it was “perfect.” I focused on one clear outcome and gave people something they could actually implement that day. Mindset shift: You don’t need a huge audience or flawless systems to get results. You need clarity, a container, and the courage to go first. Simple strategy another group owner can use today: Run a small, time-bound challenge focused on solving ONE problem — then listen closely to what people ask for next. That feedback tells you exactly what to build. Take the challenge inside Limitless Life Building through community has been a total success 💛

When a new student opens your course, what’s the very first thing they notice? Surprisingly, it’s not your content, it's clarity. Whether they realize it or not, they’re scanning for structure: - What am I going to learn? - What will I be able to do by the end? - Is this going to help me or waste my time? And if your course doesn’t answer those questions up front, their motivation starts to dip before they even hit “play.” Why it matters: Courses with clear, measurable learning objectives do three things better than most: 1. Keep students engaged because they know what they’re working toward.  2. Reduce overwhelm because there’s a roadmap, not a maze.  3. Drive referrals because confident, successful students share. If you want your course to sell itself, your students need to feel the progress, and that starts with knowing exactly what they’re learning and why it matters. What to do next: Take 10 minutes today to review your course. Could a brand-new student open a module and say, “I know exactly what I’ll be able to do after this”? If not, that’s your opportunity. You don’t need to overhaul your course. Just start by making your objectives visible, simple, and action-based. (Bonus: this also helps with testimonials later.) And if you'd like expert help and guidance every step of the way so that you can save yourself the headache and heartache of trying to figure it out yourself, I'd love for you to join me inside the "Your Best Course" Build Lab - the most supportive place on the internet for online course creators. (And, yes, I put that dash in there myself! 😉)

Hi everyone! I'm Laurie, total newbie here but wanted to share my first ever YouTube interview all about the incredible search engine Pinterest! The YouTube interview is with Meagan Williamson, a Pinterest expert and educator, to talk all things Pinterest, visibility, and building sustainable traffic without burnout. In this conversation, we talk about how a Beginner Grew Her Business with Pinterest in 6 Months | Pin Potential Review + Case Study If you’re looking for a calmer, long-game approach to visibility, I think you’ll really enjoy this conversation. 🎥 Watch here: https://youtu.be/N2Dy2m4LFKE?si=8ELQHltv4hxwx3Ho Happy to answer any questions or chat Pinterest in the comments 💛

On today's Skool news, Sam and Andrew talked about the importance of unstructured coffee chats in your community. Honest Confession: I'm great at casual conversation in-person but I absolutely suck at it online! Chock it up to too many years teaching, I don't know, but it's not my forte! Luckily, we have a once a month drop-in social where Premium members of the CLASSIFIEDS are free to jump in at any point during a 5-hour window. Meet with whomever is there, talk about whatever you want. None of it is recorded - I don't even fully know what goes on there! There's a bit of a game of chance component as well. You might show up and ten people are there, or you might show up and no one is there. Last month, I think the biggest the group got at any one point in time was 7... The best thing to do is to comment in the community that you are there, share a photo if there are a few people, tag some people, and invite others to join you. Apparently it's a lot of fun. I don't usually show up, although I have been known to pop in briefly. Why? See "honest confession" above. So mark it on your calendar, tag someone you want to connect with, and drop in tomorrow! If you've been before, let us know what it's like below. If you're planning on attending, let us know below. The time in in the calendar!

Today's inspiration is the story behind the group. CREATE A NEW POST (communities) and share your "why." In 100–150 words, tell the story of: - Why you started your Skool group or business - The problem you wanted to solve - Or the people you felt called to bring together Add another GIF that captures the essence of your why. Invite others to comment if it resonates. This is about connection, not polish. Remember: It's not polite (or in your best interest) to post and ghost 👻. After you post, comment on at least 2 other posts! 😉 I'll create a new post for my own community as an example... Oh, and if you are wondering why I am posting at such a weird time of day, it's because of the kids' schedules. I have to either post at noon Bali time or noon EST. It's Tuesday in Bali right now, so I figured, why not?!?!?