What do people know you for? If someone needed what you offer, would your name come to mind? If you are not putting content out there, people will not just forget about you... They will not think of you when they hear someone else needs what you do. You can be the best at what you do, but if you are not visible, someone less qualified but louder will get the clients. 🤷‍♀️ Show up. Share your message. Repeat it until people can explain what you do. Are you making it easy for people to remember and refer you? Or are you leaving money on the table? ✅ Practice Time: Try to put in 150 characters or less what you do on Skool. No links or direct pitches. Just explain what you do. If it's more than 150 characters, I will delete it.

You wanted to know all the details behind ranking and they're here now! Also, take a look at the Note. Removing level 1 and inactive members does not help improve your ranking.

I know I've already made my statement on reasons why not to kick level 1 members. But some were saying what about Discovery?? Well here you go. Sam said it himself: "inactive members wont hurt your rank in discovery." If you want to read my other reasons, then you can see my post here on the subject: Don't Kick Your Level 1's | Build Better Communities

Have you ever felt like an imposter, even when you know you’re capable? My dad, a pilot with 30 years of experience, shared his approach to pushing past imposter syndrome while training pilots from 15 nations to fly supersonic jets. Here’s his advice: ✔️ Take it step by step. Focus on the next task in front of you. ✔️ Keep going, even after setbacks. Confidence comes with persistence. ✔️ Ignore the doubts. Imposter syndrome happens to everyone, even seasoned pros. If someone with his experience can face self-doubt and still succeed, so can you. 👇 What’s one step you can take today to keep moving forward? Let’s discuss in the comments!

All of us are on Skool. Some as owners and others as supportive roles. We have experienced good communities, okay communities, and some not so good communities. We all get to look at it from our different perspectives as well. As we go into 2025, let's get better at clearly communicating what we mean by community. Especially, when we tell others about our online Skool community. 👇 No matter what role you play in a community, I would love to know your answer to this!