Some of you know me and thus you know that my brain is pretty hard to shut down! The Exchange is growing and I have a lot of thoughts on how to grow it even more. Currently I am looking at the next phase - courses that will eventually become part of the VIP purchase. Where you can help me is in the roll out! Build each, keep them in draft, open them all at once with a new VIP price. OR Put them in the classroom gated by a price and then when they are all there, open all 3 to a VIP purchase, presenting a deal, compared to the 1 off price. These courses like everything in my classroom that is Ask Lynne will continue to grow with demand. OR Change VIP when I have one course ready, at a lower price and increase as I add classes. All thoughts appreciated. Thanks.

@Alex Beviss Welcome to Skoolology! We're really glad you found us. 😊 And you know me...when someone new joins, I usually go have a little look around. 😂 So, of course, I went over to see what you're building with Prostate Paladin. What caught my attention is how personal this work is for you. Your own unnoticed prostate issue led to what became 16 years of research, and you've since created books, apps, workshops, guides, and courses to help men better understand their prostate health and their options. And for everyone else, Alex is building a community around a subject that affects an awful lot of men and families, mine included—but isn't always easy to talk about. One line from Prostate Paladin says it beautifully: “From fear and confusion to confidence and control.” Alex, I’m looking forward to learning more about where you want to take it—and I have a feeling there are some good conversations waiting for you here. Everyone, help me give Alex a warm Skoolology welcome. 💙

Todd and I have started looking ahead at Skoolology in 2027. You’ve already given us a lot of feedback about what you value here and what you’d like to see more of, so I’m not going to ask you to do that all over again. 😂❤️ But there is one direction we’re considering that I want to put in front of you before we make any decisions. We’re thinking about moving Skoolology to one paid membership for new members rather than multiple tiers. Why? Because the more we build this with you, the more we see that so much of what makes Skoolology work happens together. Someone brings a real build into the room. Another member sees something they didn't. Todd comes at it from one direction, I come at it from another. We ask questions. We test something. Someone shares what they know. We come back and figure out what happened. And we're beginning to wonder whether dividing that experience into membership tiers makes sense anymore. We'd rather make Skoolology simpler. One room. One membership. When you join, you're in. Then, when someone needs deeper individual support beyond the membership, we can meet that need separately rather than using tiers to determine how much of Skoolology they get to experience. And before anyone already here wonders, Wait…what does that mean for me? ❤️ You are our founding members. Our OGs! Your current pricing will be honored. And you will continue to receive our highest level of membership support. You helped us build this place. You have made Skoolology what it is, and you're shaping what it is becoming! Simplifying things for the people who come after you will not mean taking something away from you. In fact, we're thinking bigger about what membership can become. As we look toward 2027, we see Skoolology becoming even more of a home base for the whole build—not just your community, but the community-led business growing around it. A place to bring what you're building and get thoughtful eyes on it. To learn from research and from each other.

Creating a business as a Generator can look like chaos from the outside, as most of the time we don't know what comes next, but that is how our human design works when we surrender to it. 🥰 The perk of living and building like that is that we end up energetically happier and more fulfilled. And when Mikael and I decided to build our new business adventure aligned with our human design, we also surrendered to the messy part. And it has been and are still messy but its 100% aligned and things are showing to come into order as we speak.🥳🥳 The messy middle can look like a detour but was actually the biggest part for us to end up in a full circle. In 2017 we started building an online business in an affiliate program and we successfully created an income that allowed us to move to Spain as we could work from anywhere.🙏 Then we left the affiliate company and started our own coaching business to stand strong in the brand we've created called passionate marketing, teaching people to build online business aligned with their passion, brought 2 partners in and unfortunately it never became the same, and we closed down the era of our online success... until this year. Following our sacral energy where ever it took us, we now ended up with 2 separate but coexisting communities that are build from true passion. 🥰 Pssst @Mikael Van gogh opened his yesterday 😅❤️ When I say full cycle I mean it because we are back in the essence of teaching people to build business (community) aligned with who they truly are (human design) and through relationships. 🥳 Looking back we already did it, our soul new what we were here for. We just had a detour to find the true essence of ourselves to end up here more aligned than ever.❤️ Exited to see what comes next 🥳

Something @Christy Keeter said has been on my mind this morning. “You are allowed to learn while you build.” I’ve been thinking about why that can be so hard. Our brains like certainty. Before we put something out there, we want to know: Will it work? Will people understand it? What am I missing? Should I tweak it one more time? 😂 So we research. Prepare. Think. Refine. All useful things. Until we reach the point where more thinking can’t give us the information we’re looking for. Because some information only exists on the other side of action. We don't know how another person will respond until they respond. We don't know what they'll use until they use it. We don't know what needs changing until something real gives us feedback. That shifts the goal from... “I need to get this right before I put it out there.” to... “I need to put enough of it out there to learn what comes next.” That one feels different to me. 👉 Where in your build might you be trying to think your way to an answer that you could learn faster by testing? Maybe being ready doesn’t mean knowing. Maybe it means being ready to learn. ❤️