For anyone tracking their Skool discovery rank - what actually moved it for you? I've gone from 4075 to 1624 in just under 30 days (money category) and I'm trying to work out what's driving it. Keywords? Posting frequency? Member engagement? All of the above? And does it even matter? Does a better rank mean you show up more for people?

How are you deciding who to approve vs. decline when someone requests access? If someone says they found you through Skool search…– Do you check how long they’ve been on Skool?– Look at how active they are?– Or just let them in and see how it goes? Also curious… when Skool flags someone as “high risk” 👀– Do you automatically decline?– Or do you still give them a chance? Would love to hear how you’re all handling this — trying to find a balance between growing the community and keeping the vibe right.

Most people overthink this…It’s not about posting more. It's about showing up better. So I put together a simple 7-Day Flame Plan you can follow in 10–15 mins/day 👇 ✔️ Comment more than you post ✔️ Help people (this is the cheat code) ✔️ Stay consistent for 30 days straight See what habits start to form. And, yes you may need to drop your social media consumption, and do one less reel in an attempt to go viral this week. PS - I'm giving social media a break this summer. I'll be here on Skool.

Share a freebie or lead magnet…any lead magnet you’ve got!!! Describe it, add a graphic or a quick video, and don’t forget the link!! ** no paid offers

...and who wants one? 👉 If you have your flame: Show off your flame and effort on Skool. Screen shot your profile and drop it in the comments. 👉 If you want a flame: Drop a 🔥 in the comments. The flame 🔥 = your activity streak + contribution level It shows: - You show up consistently - You engage (not just lurk) - You’re part of the community energy Check out the comments for ways to get your flame