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Here's the pitch ideas that I want to offer to members, So far they're all free but with a Buy now on the mentorship option. Do I add it as a monthly tier or a single one shot payment to get mentorship? "One to one Mentorship sessions to figure out what lights you up, where you might like to head next, and what small, steady steps will get you there. Together we'll get you back to being creative. https://www.skool.com/explore-create-share-8023' What would you add or tweak? Thanks. There's a longer description but I'd like to keep a pitch like this short to add to my SM posts.
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📌 Participation Is the Real Power of Communities
One of the great things about communities like The SKOOL Directory is that they remind us of something simple but powerful: Communities grow through participation. Every post someone shares adds a new idea to the conversation. It might be a question, a lesson learned, a challenge they are working through, or a small win worth celebrating. Those posts become starting points for connection. Comments add another layer of value. A thoughtful response can clarify an idea, offer encouragement, or provide a perspective someone else had not considered. Often the conversation that develops in the comments becomes just as meaningful as the original post. Even a simple like matters. It is a quiet signal that someone took the time to read and appreciate what was shared. For the person who wrote the post or comment, that small acknowledgment can be surprisingly encouraging. But there is another form of participation that often goes unnoticed. Many members participate simply by showing up and reading. They may not post or comment every day, or at all. Do not under-value them. They are still learning. They are gathering ideas, observing conversations, and absorbing insights that will influence their own thinking and workas they move forward on their own journey of success. That kind of quiet participation has real value. Communities thrive when people feel comfortable participating in whatever way suits them best; posting, commenting, reacting, or simply learning by listening. If you are looking for a place to begin or expand that participation this group, The SKOOL Directory, is a wonderful example of a community where people share opportunities, ideas, and encouragement while building connections across the wider Skool ecosystem. And if you enjoy thoughtful conversations about growth, ideas, and the journey of building things online, you may also enjoy spending time in ny community, Your Pathway To Growth, where many of those same conversations continue.
📌 Participation Is the Real Power of Communities
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When I read this, I get no sense of you Stephen and am curious why not... I go by the authentic human voice in much of what I engage with and have noticed how much is now generated by AI - the language and rhythm of the marketing texts sound alike. That said, (as an observation of how AI and humans express themselves), I agree that there are many levels of participation on here. It's interesting to see the patterns and comments, what gets 'traction' so to speak.
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So how does that work when your own group is still new and small? We post to your page and then you share it to a wider audience elsewhere?
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@Ina Tenniswood exactly!
Need a bit of a creative boost? A mentor to prod you along?
Hello team! I've just added mentorship to the Get Creative community classroom. It's for anyone needing someone on your side. Perhaps you want to feel more confident about the life you’re creating — one that isn’t shaped by fear, limiting ideas, or other people’s expectations. My approach rests on three simple ideas: explore, create, and share. Our sessions are conversations. They’re relaxed, straightforward, and centred on helping you reconnect with your creative self. We might talk about writing, travel, belonging, or what a creative life looks like when it genuinely fits who you are. I have been coached by some amazing writers and offered the same for others. Nowadays, I draw on my own experience as a published novelist, travel writer, expat, photographer, painter, publisher, occasional clown (honestly), and someone who has spent years exploring creative paths that don’t fit neatly into tidy categories. I know how unusual, winding and sometimes hard it is to feel like we know what we're doing and how to do it. My role is simply to walk alongside you while we figure out what lights you up, where you might like to head next, and what small, steady steps will get you there. https://www.skool.com/explore-create-share-8023
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Need a bit of a creative boost? A mentor to prod you along?
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Published Author, Artist, Creativity Coach. Here to inspire you to write, paint and practice https://www.skool.com/explore-create-share-8023/about

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