❣️We have a very special guest joining us inside the Peace, Purpose & Profit Community, and she is coming with a word, wisdom, and the kind of breakthrough‑birthing insight that shifts atmospheres.❣️ Rebecca Nolting, 3 x author, will be sharing her story, her strategies, and her God‑given brilliance, and trust me, this is one of those moments you’ll want to be in the room for. Set your reminders, clear your schedule, grab your journal. 6Pm MST inside free community! This session is going to pour into you in ways you didn’t even know you needed.

If you've ever wanted to Bible journal but thought you needed an expensive journaling Bible, fancy supplies, or serious art skills — this is for you. Cornerstone Bible Journaling is a free community built around a printable, modular Bible journaling system that works with any setup, any budget, and any skill level. We provide everything. You just print and show up. Join free this month and get our Ruth Chapter one mini kit — yours to keep: - The scripture page - A coordinated study page - A page of stickers Just print, punch, and start journaling. We also have two always-open video rooms for active community members— The Quiet Room and The Upper Room — where you can journal, pray, and connect with other believers anytime you need community. No Bible required. No experience required. Just a heart that wants to go deeper. 👉Cornerstone Bible Journaling

Most creators assume that if a video gets views, it will bring community members. That is not how it works. Views and conversions are two completely different things, and confusing them is the reason most YouTube-to-Skool strategies stall out. A video gets views when it matches what someone is already searching for. A video converts a viewer into a member when it speaks directly to a specific problem that person has right now, and then connects that problem to a place where they can get ongoing help. Those are two different jobs. A lot of YouTube channels are doing the first job well and ignoring the second entirely. The fix is not a better call to action at the end of the video. It is picking the topic itself differently. When the video is built around one problem your ideal member is actively trying to solve, the CTA becomes obvious rather than awkward. The viewer does not need convincing. They are already looking for what you offer. If you are building a Skool community and using YouTube as your primary traffic source, this is exactly what we work on inside The Content Revenue Lab. https://tinyurl.com/TheContentRevenueLab Des Dreckett - The Content Revenue Lab

I’m currently curating speakers for a 3-day online retreat 🌿 The Space to Breathe is designed for moms navigating burnout, ADHD, and health challenges — and I’m inviting a small group of aligned voices to be part of it. Live + recorded options available. If this feels like your space, comment SPEAKER or message me 🤍

If money wasn’t the problem… what would your life actually look like? Would you: spend more time with family? work from home? travel more? have less stress? finally feel free? For me… I’d want more time, peace, and freedom to be present with my future family 💛 Not rushing. Not stressing. Just being there. Your turn… What would your life look like?👇