Hey guys. For a long time I'm against buying Udemy like courses with some very rare exceptions. You know the traditional online course model, watching passively a sequence of recorded videos and PDFs, with maybe some quizes between and at the end you get a certificate. I just don't think that works most of the time. It's just not a very good way to make sure that people are really learning and not just cheating to get the certificate. And even if the course is preparing you to a very serious certification that will be monitored by a specialized institution like Pearson Vue in order to get more credibility on your studies, it still not a guarantee that you took your learning to a degree beyond just being able to answer the questions. So I never wanted to do the same thing for my classroom. I believe that learning through the internet, and learning in general in this era of excess of information, requires a more active and interactive approach than ever. And Skool is the perfect platform for that. So I'm doing an experiment of a well structured active learning experience through challenges. Here is a quick breakdown of how I do it: - For a 30 day challenge, I organize each week with a theme. At each day of that week, I make a challenge post. - I plan everything in advance and organize the classroom. The challenge is a course. Each week is a folder with the name of the theme. And inside each folder there is a page for the post that I will link, with the name already planned for. - The challenge post of the day has the content for people to learn and have context but is very straight to the point. The whole point is learning throught practice with the challenge that I leave at the end of it. And than people can use the comments to show the results of what they did, ask questions and have feedback from me and the community. - The fact that the challenge is organized at the classroom makes it easy for me to link it to people. And if someone missed a day, they can easily go there and post. I'll always be checking new interactions in order to give feedback. - Once every few months I'll do a new round of the challenges and use the same classroom pages to link them. That way the posts won't get too noisy and newcomers will have a new opportunity to be part of the challenge at the time it's happening. I might do slight variations on the tasks at each round.

Today is the second day of the Community Basics Challenge at Plan Your Tech. For a whole month, every weekday, you get actionable tasks and feedback to follow your community building journey. This week is "Find Your Idenitity". Following weeks are: "Build Your Brand", ""Create Engaging Content" and "Monetize". At Plan Your Tech, not only do you get a free plan to figure out tech in your business, but also step by step actions and feedback with fun and engaging challenges to turn that plan into a reality. Join us today as we follow the necessary steps to find your ideal client/community member together.

I see a lot of people wasting money on technology because they don't have a plan for how to use tech. They just get convinced by ads and contractors that they need something. "You need a CRM", "You need AI Agents", "You need a landing page", "You need to do paid traffic". And than they do all of those things, spend time and money, take away the focus from their main business activities and get no results. That's because technology exists to optimize a process. And if you don't put the process first, you waste money with the technology. - Automating your sales process is useless without having a great offer - Launching a paid traffic campaign is a waste of money if you don't know where your potential clients are and how to talk to them - A fancy landingpage will not bring you any results without a clear communication and a great CTA - Implementing a CRM won't do anything for you if you don't know how to analyse data and get feedback on your clients in order to continuously improve your process at each new one - Badly implemented AI agents will get you nothing but bad reputation and bans. If you want help to implement tech the right way in your business, putting process management, strategic planning and proper project management before implementation, join me on a free tech planning call. I'll reach out to you to schedule it. And than participate in our challenges to put everything in the plan into practice with actionable tasks and feedback. Don't just take my word for it, check the testimonials of my members:

I created this pdf....how do we feel about it? How would I integrate it into skool or pinterest? Should i create a quiz that just goes off of what they select as their group and then relays the integration to them? I have never been comfortable or aligned with a providing high ticket offers until now so i need to know how to best do this. Also, in skool, should i set up the private community space first or wait until i have my first high ticket client to build the space to recieve them in?

No worries. Plan Your Tech got you covered! - By joining, you get a free consulting call where you get a detailed plan from the first steps to building your online presence to optimizing your process with CRM and automation. - You also get instant access to the Community Basics Challenge. Every weekday you will get a challenge that will give you guidance, reflections, practical actions and feedback on your community building journey. It will be a month full of exciting growth opportunities and I will celebrate the wins of everyone who is active on it. - The challenge goes through a different theme every week. The first week, starting at next monday is "Find Your Identity". Following ones will be: "Build Your Brand", "Create Engaging Content", "Monetize". - The first challenge post is already there in advance. Go there, post your idea and get feedback from me and the community. Than wait until next week so you can get 4 more challenge posts. You unklock the following challenges (Online Presence and Process Optimization) with tiers and becoming an affiliate. They come with better support in the form of technical guides, live masterclasses and live tech support sessions.