I was wondering if anyone here puts some sort of disclaimer in courses or anything. I am building a community to help people 1. decide if Alaska is right for them, 2. help them look for job opportunities here, 3. help them have a successful move and really know what they are getting into and 4. help those that just want to visit, either by road, cruise ship, or just flying in. I can help, but obviously, I can't guarantee someone will be hired, that they will encounter something I did not prepare them for, or that they will have a horrible road trip because I didn't tell them to bring 4 spare tires instead of just 2. Is this an issue I should be concerned with? Do any of y'all have disclaimers?

Do you send, I mean recommend any of your members to other groups? I know I have found a few groups through the recommendation of people in another group. If you haven't make sure you do, AND make sure you use your affiliate link. (I forgot that the first few times. 😬) @David Iya, maybe we should organize a game of Red Rover!

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What are you procrastinating on right now with your Skool? ⏰ The thing you know you should do but keep avoiding. Drop it below. Maybe we'll hold you accountable, maybe we can just simply relate. 👇

Don't compare your beginning to someone else's highlight reel. That Skool group with 5k members? They launched with 1 person and a lot of doubt. Your Day 1 looks messy and small right now – and that's exactly how it’s supposed to look. The highlight reel only shows the wins after months (or years) of invisible work. Keep building. Keep posting. Keep showing up. Keep moving forward. Your beginning is where the real magic starts – not where it ends. What’s one small step you took today, even if it felt tiny? Drop it below – let’s cheer each other on.