If people have paid you for your expertise, you’ve probably already solved a problem someone values. That’s important because you don’t need to reinvent your business to grow it. You may just need a better way to package and monetize what you already know. Have you already helped someone get a result they were willing to pay for?

Summits are one of the fastest ways to grow and monetize your Skool community. They position you as the hub of your niche, attract highly aligned members, and create new revenue opportunities through memberships, partnerships, and premium offers. In this video, I share how to use summits to increase visibility, grow your community, and turn that momentum into recurring revenue. Have you ever hosted or participated in a summit? Share your experience or questions in the comments. I’d love to hear where you’re at.

Tell us something you learned, put in place and are already seeing gains/wins in your business (or life) this week. AI can give us back so much time in our lives and businesses. Let's fill up the comments and share the good vibes!! ➕ Brownie Points: Read two or three other member comments and leave a celebratory response go lift them up!!

For over a year, I had the funnels. The emails. The webinars. And my Skool recurring revenue was still stuck at $400/month. The problem wasn’t effort It was the model. When I shifted to running summits on Skool instead of relying on long funnels, everything started compounding. Momentum > nurture sequences. If you’re building for 2026, are you building a funnel… or a community? 👉 Question: What’s your current growth strategy focused on?

I wanted to give a special thank you to our sponsored speakers who all hosted LIVE sessions with you at the summit.👏👏👏 They all did an incredible job delivering to you the best resources, tools and trusted advice. 🥳 I re-opened the Swag Bag until Feb 13 at 9pm PT | 12am ET with their selected gifts. OPEN THE SWAG BAG Enjoy!! Drop a 🥰🥰🥰 in the comments if this makes you happy!! Pro Tip from @Lenora Hughes : Be sure to check your spam filters if your swag is supposed to be emailed and you don’t see it.