Working in corporate America for nearly 20 years wore me down... I couldn't take it anymore! 3 years ago I went all in 💪🏻 Left the corporate world, cashed out my 401k, started my business... Some still can't believe I did it, including myself sometimes 😅 so my question for you is simply... When did you take that leap? Note: I would never recommend someone leave a job to pursue entrepreneurship without having at least 6-12 months worth of living expense saved. I was fortunate to be in a position where I was able to do this 🙏🏻

🔵 When I first joined Skool, I thought it was just another app to try. But over time, I discovered something deeper. Skool is not just a platform—it’s a place to grow, connect, and become better. 📌 📌 One powerful lesson I’ve learned is this: success on Skool doesn’t happen overnight. It happens through patience, consistency, and genuine relationships. The more real you are, the more your community feels it. Trust is built one post, one comment, and one interaction at a time. 📌 📌 This February, I’m choosing to show up stronger. My goal is to engage more, encourage more members, and improve the value I share. I want to focus on progress instead of perfection, and learning instead of comparing. 📌 📌 If you’re feeling tired or discouraged because your growth feels slow, don’t quit. Every successful creator you see today once stood exactly where you are. Small steps still count. Quiet beginnings still lead to big results. 🔥 📌 Keep posting. Keep learning. Keep believing in what you are building. Your Skool journey matters—and the best is still ahead 🔥

As most of you know I recently launched a new Skool community and we just hit 42 members! 🎉 It’s early, small, and already showing signs of thoughtful, productive engagement. I originally invited people from outside Skool, and I’ve noticed that off-platform joins tend to be quieter once they’re inside. 🤔 For those of you who run communities and have experience with this, I’d love your perspective: - What’s worked for bringing people in from other platforms and keeping them engaged? - Any onboarding moves or early decisions you’d do again (or avoid)? Appreciate any lessons learned. I’m very much in build-and-learn mode 🙏

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. 👇

At least take the time and answer my emoji question!