Do you have a Skool community of your own? Share it here! (This will be pinned in the Not Your Mother's Skool Community course in the Classroom.) Make sure to include: 1. The name of your community 2. Who it's for + what they'll get out of it 3. The link!

Let’s have some fun! In honor of the fact that I just now remembered that it’s Friday and posting this at 8pm 😜… Timing & Deadline Edition - Early bird or fashionably late? - Start projects early or wait til deadline? - Set reminders or trust your memory? - Over-prepare or just go with it? - Sleep on it or decide immediately? - Always running on time or always scrambling?

Who’s coming? Monday, August 3rd @ 11am - 12pm Chicago time https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/Zk-UjcpUQ3-7GudjTL1g4g If you're tired of recording, deleting, and never posting, this free masterclass is for you. Learn how to move beyond camera hesitation so you can create content, participate in podcasts, webinars, and summits, and increase your visibility and impact. Know some people this will help? Send them the link :)

Premium members - the Find Your Marketing Pillars workshop recording is now live in the classroom, along with the Marketing Pillar Finder tool to help you consolidate your ideas into cohesive pillars! Access the workshop here

Hi, everyone! I don't have many parent-friends (I have friends, but most of them aren't parents), but I want to tell SOMEONE about the amazing thing we got our kid for her birthday. It's called a Tin Can phone, and it's just like the old landlines from the days of yore, only with a parent-control app so only approved numbers can call in and out. Our kid (she's 9) is now calling grandparents, arranging playdates with friends, and learning phone etiquette like saying "hello" when you answer the phone and "let me check" when going to look at a calendar. This isn't a pitch or anything, I just love seeing the excitement and empowerment in her eyes when she makes a call herself, and I wanted to share that with someone...ANYONE! If your kid's been asking for a phone but they're still young, this is a great compromise before bringing cell phones/smartphones into the mix.