🚨 LAST CALL… THIS SHIT STARTS TOMORROW 🚨 If your Skool community is growing exactly as fast as you’d like… You can absolutely keep scrolling 🤪 But if you’ve been trying to grow your community and your current strategy is basically: “Post something.” “Wait.” “Wonder why nobody joined.” “Change the group card.” “Post something else.” “Wonder if Growth Boost will magically save me.” “Decide you probably need a new strategy.” “Get distracted.” …we should probably talk 😅 Because growing a Skool community isn’t just about posting more content. There’s getting the right people to see you. Getting them curious enough to click through. Making sure your group card and About page actually give them a reason to join. Figuring out where people are dropping off before they become members. Knowing what’s actually driving traffic. Knowing what’s working. And knowing what the fuck to do with that information. That’s what we’re working on inside Momentum by Design. Not another giant course you have to disappear into for three weeks. Not a bajillion templates. Not me handing you a magic “10 things to do to grow your community” checklist. We’re working with what’s ACTUALLY happening… figuring out where the momentum is getting lost… testing shit… and using the results to decide what to do next. And the daily work? About 10–15 minutes a day, max. Except for the two live call days. Because I work hard too, have 7 feral kiddos, homestead and homeschool... I know you’re fucking busy and completely get the time crunch thing. $97 one time. Lifetime access. Doors close and we officially start tomorrow. 👇 What part of growing your community currently makes you want to throw your laptop out the fucking window?

I think most Skool group cards are trying way too hard 😬 They’ve got twenty different messages competing for attention, six different fonts, every benefit crammed into one image, and somehow they still don’t tell me why I should click. The funny part? The people running those communities usually have something genuinely valuable inside. The image just isn’t helping 🤦🏻‍♀️ That’s one of the reasons I built Defunk’d Design. It’s a place to get feedback on the marketing images you’re already making so you can stop relying on the same templates, prompts, and AI-generated styles everyone else is using. The goal isn’t to make your marketing prettier. It’s to make it feel like your business instead of something that could belong to anyone. I’m also trying something new 🤷🏻‍♀️🤪 The next 7 people who join on the Standard Annual plan will get a custom Skool group card / Discovery banner redesign from me. Not a template with your logo dropped in 🤮 A banner built around your community, your personality, and the people you’re trying to attract. Then you’ll have the community to keep improving every other marketing image you create after that. 👇🏻 When you’re scrolling Skool Discovery, what’s the first thing that makes you decide whether a group is worth clicking?

Some of y’all have been in a committed relationship with the same draft for months. The About page. The offer. The website. The reel. The sales page. The content post… Every time you open it… you find one more thing to “fix.” 😈 Can I ruin that for you? You’re probably not fixing it anymore. You’re avoiding the moment another human sees it. Because once it’s live… it’s real. Someone might love it. Someone might scroll past it. Someone might buy. Someone might tell you exactly what’s confusing. All of those are more useful than your eighty seventh edit 😉 That’s why I keep saying… ship the damn thing, and that’s exactly what we help you do inside Fix your Funk 🤪 Because real feedback will always beat the imaginary conversations you’ve been having with yourself. 👇 What’s sitting on your computer right now that deserves eyeballs instead of another edit?

💸You just walk around the board, collect your $200, pay your rent to the people who actually own the assets, and pray you don't land in jail. You’d never play the game that way. It’s a guaranteed way to lose. 🏃‍♀️But for most of us parents, that’s exactly how we’re living. 🏃‍♂️ We trade our best hours for a paycheck, pay the bills, and hope there’s enough left over to "maybe" do something fun with the kids on the weekend. 🎡We’re told that being responsible means working harder, but you can’t outrun the math when you’re only trading time for money. You’re just running faster in a cage. I know a lot of people have tried to find an exit through crypto and ended up getting burned. It’s exhausting to put your hard-earned money into something only to watch it disappear because you didn't have 10 hours a day to stare at a screen. 📉 I’m Mike, and I hit a point where I realized I didn't want to be a "trader." I just wanted my money to work as hard as I do. 🤖I started focusing on the "boring" side of this space - using automation to build what I call digital vending machines. It’s about setting up systems that pay you while you’re at your kid’s soccer game or finally getting some sleep. ⚽️ 🔓 I’m building a group of people who are done with the "Salary Only" version of life. We’re learning how to actually own the board instead of just paying rent on it. If you’re ready to stop the "collect $200" cycle and want to see how we’re doing it differently, this is the time to jump in. I’m currently moving our community through a pricing shift. Right now, it’s literally $1 to get in and see everything we’re building. ⏳ In the next 24 hours, that price is jumping to $8. It’s not about the dollar—it’s about finding the people who are ready to actually change the way they play the game. Grab your spot for $1 here before the timer runs out: CryptoEase with Mike See you in there, WAGMIT 🙏 -Mike 👇Your turn: If you’ve been "burned" by crypto before, what was your "lesson learned" moment? 👇😅