Ten days ago, I started building AI bots. They saved me what feels like hundreds of hours, and projects I've wanted to do for years are finally getting done. Now I'm teaching it live in a 5 day challenge: "AI Back Office Challenge: Build Your Bot Team in 5 Days." It runs live Wed Oct 28 to Sun Nov 1. Here's why starting now matters. Early birds get a live kickoff tonight at 6 PM Mountain, plus live Get Ready sessions Saturday and Sunday and a setup session Tuesday. Start tonight, and you'll already have bots doing real work for you by the time the challenge begins Wednesday. By the time it ends Sunday, you could have loads of work done and busywork automated in your business and your life. You don't need to be a tech person. I'm not. Come check it out here: https://www.skool.com/cashflowassociation/about

Today in the PERSONALS, I had the pleasure of spotlighting a few amazing communities. They are all helping people in different ways, and they are all amazing! First up is @Kat Oakley from Phat Kat Fitness. We talked about how she is supporting people with their fitness goals with humour and tough love no matter how busy they think they are! Check out the recording below for more info about this amazing FREE community!

Most people don't have a money problem. They have a money leak problem. A forgotten subscription here. A debt payment stacked wrong there. Cash just sitting in savings doing nothing. I built a free community called Cash Flow Association to help people find those leaks and plug them. No cost to join. No credit card. No catch. Inside, you get a free calculator that shows you exactly where your cash flow is really going. You get a simple way to know if you should pay off debt first or start investing first. And if you've got cash just sitting there, you'll see what it's actually costing you to leave it parked. Over 670 people are already using this stuff inside. Join for free right here: https://tedspath.com/scfa See what you're missing. 👆

YouTube used to be my main traffic source. Now the fastest and most targeted are online events and presentations 🤯 The best channel for a community changes over time, and mine did. I'd have missed the shift if I'd kept doing what had worked before. Here are all ten ways I use, with a closer look at the three behind that change. 1. Film one long video a week and cut everything else from it. 2. Say your community's name in the video, link it in the description and a pinned comment, and make your About page match the video's promise. 3. Leave one useful comment a day in communities where your people already are, with no link in it. 4. Give each video one small resource, and make joining the way to get it. 5. Write The Skool Classifieds posts with a story ahead of the offer. 6. Go to events in person. You get fewer people than online, but they've already spoken to you before they join. 7. Test every network, then double down. Give each one the same weekly effort for four to six weeks, ask every new member where they found you, and divide joins by hours spent. Look at more than the top number, because a video keeps working after you stop and a comment doesn't. 8. Run online events with a date on them. Put the outcome and the time zone in the title, such as "Fix your About page in 30 minutes: live workshop, Thu 7 pm UK", and list it where people from other communities can find it. A date gives people a reason to join today rather than eventually. 9. Present inside other people's communities. Their members already trust the host. Comment usefully and come to their events first, then offer a 30-minute session on one specific problem, and agree with the host beforehand on what you can mention at the end. 10. Write your About page for search. Skool has no keyword box in the dashboard, so I put my main keyword in the first few paragraphs, with related terms alongside it. The PDF goes deep on all ten: how to set each one up, word-for-word scripts, templates and the mistakes I'd avoid. 👇

Sometimes we think the best parts of life are supposed to happen on vacations, holidays, or special occasions. But some of my favorite memories have come from completely normal days. A random adventure. A last-minute plan. Trying something I've never done. Going somewhere just because I was curious. That's what Side Quest is about. Taking the life you already have and finding ways to make it more interesting. You don't need to wait for the perfect opportunity. Make your own. If you want to find more things to do, experience new things, and start collecting memories instead of just going through the routine, come check out Side Quest. 🗺️ Life is the main quest. Go live some Side Quests. https://www.skool.com/side-quest-7400