What a legend @Des Dreckett , you have won this weeks referral challenge with 7 new members joining through your community. Thank you so much for this, feeling very grateful for you. Des runs the Content Revenue Lab and did an awesome post around the Skool Events Weekly Bulletin only yesterday, which led to the 7 new members joining. Coming up close behind was @Julie Nelson of Rich Witch Magick and @Katya McEwen of Oracle Connections both had 5 referrals each. Thank you so much Julie, truely appreciate you. Thank you Katya, truely grateful, I am really looking forward to meeting you tomorrow. Who will be next weeks winner ?????. The referral competition starts afresh from now.

Im looking for expressions of interest in becoming a sponsor of the Skool Events Weekly Bulletin. There is no $ involved. It would take about 10 mins tops of your time a week, on a Sunday, and you would be helping get all the events seen by a larger audience. If you dont know what the Skool Events Weekly Bulletin is, have a look at the attached pdf. All the events for the week go out in this bulletin to 6500 members across Skool outside of this community, which is pretty awesome in itself, and we want to have our circulation grow all the time. In return, your community banner is advertised with links in the sponsors page in the weekly bulletin that goes out every week. Plus your banner and link is posted in our classroom showcasing our sponsors. If this sounds like something you would like to be a part of to help gain more visibility for yourself and for others then lets have a chat, comment or DM me.

We often think play is just for "little kids." But whether your child is 3 or 17, their brain is using play as its primary architect. This week, in the inaugural Playful Shift Coffee chat, we are looking at how that works. One thing we often forget, or maybe didn’t know is how the brain works. I’d like you to consider the toddler brain vs the teen brain and how we get there. The Toddler Brain is WIRING. They use repetition, physical movement, and sensory exploration to build the foundation for their neural pathways. On the other hand, the Teen Brain is REMODELING. They are pruning away what they don't use and strengthening strategic connections to build identity and resilience. You’ll see this play out in This Sunday, I’ll be sharing some of the research on brain development in fun and friendly way. Together we will see how to support the brain development of the kids in our lives at all ages. Join the conversation. The Playful Shift Coffee Chat Topic:The Brain and Play When: Sunday 19 Apr 26 at 7:30 am CDT https://www.skool.com/connectthruplay/about

From the first block tower to the first car keys, the way our children connect with the world changes but the need for play never does. Join us for The Playful Shift, an 8-week coffee chat series designed to help you navigate the 3–17 age gap with less stress and more spark. We’re moving past the "how-to" and diving into the "why-it-works." Weekly Live Chats: 20 minutes of insight, followed by a raw Q&A. The Goal: A shift in how you see your home, your child’s brain, and your role as a parent. When: Sundays 7:30 a.m. CDT beginning 19 April 26 through 7 June 26 It’s time to stop entertaining and start connecting. See you in the chat. https://www.skool.com/connectthruplay/about?ref=ae78ccb9c3874cd9ae85d4e7fca1e29e

Show up with events regularly, and people actually get to see you, your skills and abilities and they see if their energy aligns with yours. Then they start to understand what it’s like to work with you, without you having to explain a thing. Do it consistently and… boom. You’re that person they know, trust, and want to hang out with. Events aren’t just about teaching, they’re about showing up as you. Your vibe, your style, your energy… that’s what people connect with. And when they feel you consistently, they start showing up too. Asking questions, sharing ideas, engaging… because they already know you’re the real deal. So don’t just do events. Make them your stage, your habit, your way of letting people know who you are. Your presence is magnetic, let it shine. Make the most of doing events, they are a powerful magnet to attract the right people to you.