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Since I have to help 69 people go on Skool full time in a year: most people get 1 win… and then go back to zero why? cuz they treat every client like a brand new start your first client is not just money it’s: 👉 proof 👉 leverage 👉 a shortcut to the next 5 so HERES the friggin breakdown: when you get someone a result you don’t just celebrate you do this: 👉 capture the win screenshot message before/after anything real because this becomes: 👉 "i've done this before" which is 10x more powerful than: 👉 "i think i can help" for example: instead of saying: 👉 "i help people grow communities" you say: 👉 "last month i helped someone get their first paying members from their community" see how that's instantly more believable? then... you go back to conversations and instead of saying: "i can help you" you say: 👉 "i just helped someone fix this exact problem... want me to show you what we did?" that's it no convincing no long pitch just: 👉 proof → curiosity and now your close rate goes up because you're not guessing anymore you're repeating now here's the part people skip: after a win you should immediately: 👉 talk to 20–25 more people 👉 with that same problem 👉 using that same proof because not everyone is ready but if 1 person got a result there are probably 20 more people who need the same thing this is how 1 turns into 5 not more effort just smarter effort same problem same solution more reps that's how you build momentum not starting over every time so if you've already helped even ONE person ur sitting on gold use it 👇 tell me a result uve gotten for someone even if it's tiny "helped my mate get his first client" "helped someone lose 5 lbs" "helped a member make their first sale" i might pick a few and show you how i'd turn that into your next 5 clients 🪿

So... I decided to stop overthinking and start inviting people. Turns out the goose actually works. Current stats: 🍇 People I've reached out to: 10 🍊 People who've responded: 1 What's funny is most people spend hours tweaking logos, colors, and landing pages... When a few conversations can tell you more than a week of planning. I'm treating this like a real business. Reach out. Track the numbers. Learn. Adjust. Repeat. I'll keep updating this post as more people respond. Drop your numbers below 👇 🍇 Reached Out To: 10 🍊 Responses: 1 Let's see who's actually doing the work.

My main Skool goal is simple: 👉 Build a thriving community that helps frustrated Coaches, Consultants and Experts grow their income, skills, and freedom without needing high-ticket sales calls or complicated funnels. Short-term: - Reach 100+ active members - Generate consistent monthly recurring revenue through Skool Affiliate link signups - Create daily engagement and wins inside the community Long-term: - Build a self-sustaining community with 1,000+ members - Help thousands of people launch and grow online businesses - Create a business asset that serves people and gives me more time with my family If I had to sum it up in one sentence: Build a community that changes lives at scale while creating predictable recurring revenue and freedom for my family. 💪🔥

Hey everyone 👋 I’m Matthew — Navy vet, dad of two, and lifelong builder of things (businesses, brands, and little humans). Favorite color? Navy blue (go figure).Favorite Pokémon? Probably Snorlax — dude’s got his priorities straight. I run a few digital ventures and communities built around leadership, fatherhood, and entrepreneurship. I joined Goosify to connect with other creators who don’t take themselves too seriously but still build seriously good stuff. Current Skool challenge: dialing in automation and engagement systems without losing the human side of community. What’s one thing you’ve done inside Skool that instantly made your group feel more alive?