@Lary Neron Thanks Larry I really appreciate that. It’s one thing to start a community, but getting real engagement is a whole different muscle. Hearing that from someone who’s done the work means a lot. Still early days, but moments like this are what make it feel real. Grateful to be building alongside people who actually get it. 🙏

@Lary Neron well I'm learning a lot. Number one is everyone that comments on a post should get a comment back and at the very least they should get a thumbs up. Sometimes a post doesn't necessarily get traction and I find that reworking that post in a different format sometimes does the trick. I also watch other people who are posting things that get traction and I look at it and think, "how can I adapt what they're doing in my own group?" If something someone else post looks super appealing to me it probably will let also quite appealing to other people. So if it makes me turn my head twice then it's something worth exploring. Maybe they did something totally different from what I would have done or something I've never tried for instance in my group, I have created a real-time chat format since Skool updates in real time. Which is totally different from Facebook where you have to refresh the page to see if anything has been posted. I can see when the little dots are moving around that somebody's typing something. Kind of reminds me of the old MySpace days. This is wonderful because we can do real-time chats using the regular discussion format. And then I've read enough to know that people respond even better to video and since that is also built into this platform I'm going to implement that soon. Probably not as often as the chat but at least once a month. People want to connect to a real human and there's no better connection than to see and hear somebody in real time.