This is not the normal AMA (Ask Me Anything). Today is AUA — Ask US Anything. Because let's be honest... We all have those random questions that pop into our heads. The ones that make you pause and think: "That’s kind of a weird question..." "Someone must know the answer... right?" "Actually… now I really want to know." Sometimes those questions lead to great conversations. Sometimes they lead to hilarious answers. And sometimes... They spark the exact kind of thinking that leads to innovation. So today we're turning this post into a crowd-sourced question lab. The Rules 🔹There are NO wrong questions 🔸Every answer is allowed 🔹Creative guesses are encouraged 🔸You are highly encouraged to answer someone else's question 🔹Prizes will be given (just for fun) - categories will be completely random and made up on the spot 😂 Bonus points for: 😂 Funny questions 🤯 Mind-bending questions 🧐 Deep questions 🛸 Completely random questions Example Questions If animals could talk… which one would be the rudest? If you could instantly master one skill… what would it be? If aliens landed tomorrow… what’s the first thing humans should explain to them? Now it’s your turn. Step 1: Drop a random question below 👇 Step 2: Answer someone else's question Step 3: See where the conversation goes Let’s see how curious the HuRU Crew really is. 🚀 And I’ll kick it off with one more... What is something everyone believes... that might actually be completely wrong? 👀

The platform is still relatively young, but in a short time Sam and his team have built something pretty special in the community space. Quick timeline: 🔸Founded in 2019 🔹Major momentum in 2024 with the launch of the Skool Games in partnership with Alex Hormozi 🔸Continuous tweaks and improvements along the way Since then, the platform has been evolving fast. So let’s play a quick thought experiment... 🔮 Where do you think Skool will be 5 years from now? And here’s the fun part: 🎤 Imagine you had Sam’s ear for 60 seconds... If you were designing the next evolution of Skool, what would you prioritize building next and why? 👇 Poll Time What area do you think will shape Skool’s next big leap? ⚙️ Better automation & integrations 💰 More monetization tools for creators 🔥 Deeper community engagement features 🎥 More advanced live streaming & event tools 🧠 Something totally different (tell us below) 💡 Bonus question: If you could cast a magic spell to add ONE feature tomorrow, what would it be?

Acts of Random Kindness June 29, 2007 By Bear Warrior Gonzales What if changing the world didn’t require wealth, power, or fame? What if the power to change the world was already in your hands hidden in the simple act of kindness? Tonight, I took my fiancée out on our regular Friday night date. First, we picked up my paycheck and cashed it, and then we went out to dinner. After dinner we went to the movies and watched the film Evan Almighty. In the movie, Evan runs for Congress under the campaign slogan “Change the World.” He wins the election, and suddenly, his whole world begins to change. Then God, played by Morgan Freeman, appears in his life and asks him, “You want to change the world, right?” Evan answers yes. God then tells him the way to change the world is by practicing Acts of Random Kindness, one act at a time. That idea made me stop and think. Changing the world doesn’t begin with massive movements or grand speeches. It begins with something much simpler one act of kindness at a time. And it doesn’t stop after one act. It becomes a way of living. It becomes a part of your daily life. In the movie, Evan’s wife almost leaves him because of the changes happening in his life. That part made me think even deeper. Many people are afraid of change, and sometimes, they walk away when they see it happening. I remember when I began changing in my own life. People were afraid of me because of my reputation. They believed that if they disrespected me or someone I loved, they would pay a heavy price. I was filled with anger, hatred, and violent rage. When I began to change, something interesting happened. Some people started mistaking my kindness for weakness. Others tried to take advantage of it. I had to show them something important: Kindness is not weakness. Kindness is strength under control. When you begin practicing acts of random kindness regularly, some people will misunderstand you. Some will try to take advantage of you. But that’s okay. We live in a world where many people look at life only for what they can get out of it, a world where the “dog-eat-dog” mentality is common. But if you practice acts of random kindness with a pure heart without seeking gain, recognition, or approval, you will be blessed, and you will help change this world.