I’ve noticed something about myself lately. There’s always something in my business that I keep quietly avoiding. 🤔 So, I'm curious. How would you complete this sentence for you and your business? “I really need a template for ______ because ______.” (What you avoid + the excuse you use.) I’ll go first in the comments 😅

There are a lot of coaches here working on new offers or products. Many of us are left trying to figure it out on our own, so I thought it might be helpful to share what we’ve learned. If you’ve already launched an offer, what do you wish someone had told you before you started? ⭐ What was harder than you expected? ⭐ What did you spend too much time on? ⭐ What did you ignore that mattered more? ⭐ What slowed you down? ⭐ What would you do differently now? ⭐ Anything else you wish someone had told you? There’s real value in hearing from those who’ve done it so please share your experience below 😊

As you know, this week I’m working on Meta ads to grow our community. My goal is to invite new coaches who are building programs, group offers, and digital products. So far, I’ve spent a lot of time learning about the Andromeda update which involves testing different angles and creatives to reach a wider audience. Then I moved on to building the creatives in Canva (I’ve shared a screenshot of the Canva file. It’s still a work in progress). So, I thought I'd test 3 angles: ⭐ 1. Free templates angle: “Stop creating coaching tools from scratch.” ⭐ 2. Time-saving angle: “Use ready-made, research-based resources in your offers.” ⭐ 3. Build + sell angle: “Turn your coaching ideas into products you can sell.” Next step is to get them live and see what happens 😊 🌈 Do any of you run ads to grow your offers or groups? Any tips for me? And would it help if I created a set of ad templates like these and added them to the Social Media Pack in the Classroom so you can make use of them too?

Following on from an earlier chat with Miri, I’d love to hear what 'audience engagement' looks like in your world — and where you’re actually seeing it (comments, DMs, replies, community posts, etc.). For context: I’m a former Psychologist now doing Emotional Wellness Coaching (digital products/courses/coaching). I’ve noticed people in my niche often consume quietly - low replies to emails, and not much interaction in FB groups. Have you found that to be true too? If so, where are you seeing engagement, and what’s been working best to invite it?

I’m deep in learning Skool and Meta ads right now and my brain feels very full 🤯 I love building new things, but some days it’s a lot. There’s so much to learn and I can feel that little voice saying 'should be doing more' in the background. From reading your posts here, I know a lot of us are busy building right now too. So I was wondering, when you’re knee-deep in the busy work of building your business… how do you actually switch off? What helps you relax when your mind won’t stop thinking about: your offers, your content, your clients, your next idea? What works for you? 💛