I am so excited! I have 69 members in my community now!! Yay!!

Last month I spent 8 hours a day blitzing :) I could have spent that time with my sister that was visiting at that time, my mother or even my friends. But i'm a very determined fella. hehe After I won it, I thought the Goose team would DM me or Goose would DM me my prizes... So I waited and waited And searched Goosify... But I couldn't find anything MAYBE Goose already told all the prizes and I missed them, but so far no...... I sent a message to Goose. He hasn't answered. I asked the Goose team. They don't know. Last time the winners got to go to Costa Rica after winning and before that they got to go to Tahiti. I am not writing this with hate of any kind, just with inner frustration and a sort of pain that I wasted my time and I could have done so many other things that would have brought me more inner joy. I hope you all will understand me And I hope to find out what the prizes were. All the best, Kai :)

I lost my mind today!

Yesterday, we gathered at Sarbez in St. Augustine for a truly heartwarming community meetup! Family-friendly vibes, grilled cheese in hand, diving into conversations about business and community. Afterward, we hit the arcade, pinball, games, prizes. Real connections with new friends This was just the beginning, wait until you see what we do next month for our MasterMind Meetup in Jacksonville! We’re growing something beautiful around St. Augustine and Jacksonville area for our community. Meeting in person, having fun, and building stronger connections and shaping our businesses is what this is all about. Special thanks to @Christina Joy @Killian Wolf @Mark Eldridge and family who showed up to support We also had multiple non-Skoolers join us from the local community and all of them now want to be Skoolers owners!

Building a community is one thing…but building one that people actually stay active in is a different game. A lot of the time, it’s not about how much you post…it’s about how clear and easy it is for people to engage once they’re inside. When things feel simple and intentional, people naturally show up more. So I’m curious What’s one thing you’ve noticed that helps keep people engaged in a community? Would love to hear your thoughts