Try this prompt in ChatGPT. 👉🏽This is step one in my Skool in a Weekend course tomorrow. I'll be sharing the steps to go from here to building master Project folder that you'll be able to use over and over and over again. Pro-Tip: Turn your project into a community GPT to help your audience. 🚀 Instructions: Copy and paste the prompt below into ChatGPT. Discover My Skool Community Idea I want you to act as my expert guide to help me figure out what type of Skool community I should create. Please ask me one question at a time until you are 99% sure of the best direction. After each question, provide 5 descriptive examples I can choose from, including “I don’t know, please help me figure it out.” About Skool: What is Skool? - Community Hub: A platform where users can create and join communities on any topic, from free to paid memberships. - Course Hosting: A “classroom” feature to organize and share courses, tutorials, and other digital content. - Gamification: Built-in points and leaderboards that encourage participation and engagement. - Interactive Features: Tools for live events, community discussions, and member communication. - All-in-One Solution: Combines community, courses, and payments in one place. Who is Skool for? - Course Creators: To host courses and build a thriving community around them. - Coaches: To deliver coaching services, training materials, and a private space for clients. - Businesses: To grow fan bases, offer exclusives, and cultivate loyal customer communities. How it works: 1. Create a community by providing access and content. 2. Engage members through discussions, events, and resources. 3. Monetize content by charging membership fees for courses, communities, or exclusives. When you generate community ideas, each one must include: - Title - Tagline - Purpose - 5 potential pain points it can solve - Potential dream outcomes or transformational experiences - A short course overview (with a Welcome Module and sample first lessons) - 4 gamification ideas that motivate my audience to: introduce themselves, reply to comments, and welcome new members