I have an idea for a website/app. What is the best way to go about it? It's not relating to Skool but i thought this may be a good place to get pointed in the right direction. ⏫️🔃⏯️

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I don’t think most people quit because entrepreneurship is too hard. Hard has always been part of the deal. People have always carried heavy loads when the direction felt clear. What makes people quit now feels different. People don’t usually quit when something is obviously failing. They don’t quit when it’s clearly working either. They quit when nothing is happening. No clear signal that it’s broken. No signal that it’s right. Just quiet. And that quiet is brutal. You can handle stress. You can handle low money, rejection, awkward conversations, even embarrassment. What’s much harder is waking up day after day not knowing whether continuing actually makes sense. At some point the question quietly shifts. It stops being “can I do this?” And becomes “why am I still doing this?” When there’s no answer that feels solid enough, people don’t quit loudly. They don’t make announcements. They just… stop. From everything I’ve read, watched, and experienced, the people who keep going usually have at least one anchor: A reason that still feels true even without results. Some form of feedback, even if it’s tiny and imperfect. Or a clear time commitment they made in advance, so doubt doesn’t renegotiate the decision every single morning. -- -- -- What helped you keep going when things felt stuck?

A digital product is not just a product. You create it once, put it online, and it keeps working for you long after the work is done. It does not clock out. It quietly delivers income, and can help build your audience every single day. It is an asset. Courses, communities, templates, apps, ebooks, fiction, printables, checklists, whatever you choose to build here in OCL, the model is the same. Build once. Sell unlimited times. That is the power we are learning to harness. I want to show you a real example from my own journey. I created a book series, years ago. They still exist, still bring in income, and still introduce new people to my world without me trading new hours of my life. That is what a digital asset does. It gives you leverage. It frees your time so you can build more. If you have not yet created your first digital asset, start now. It does not need to be huge or perfect. It just needs to be something that solves a problem, entertains a reader, or helps someone make progress. Every new asset puts you one step closer to financial breathing room and long term freedom. If you want to see a working example of an asset in action. Go here. We are not building jobs here. We are building freedom. One digital asset at a time.

If you have ever missed a new post in your group or discovered a membership request way too late, you probably know the frustration. Engagement slows down, a new member is kept waiting, and momentum drops before you even realize something happened. Skool finally fixed that problem. There are new notification controls inside every community you own, giving you the power to stay on top of important activity the moment it happens. Owners have been asking for this for a long time, and Skool delivered. With the new settings you can now choose to receive alerts for: • New posts • Membership requests • Admin announcements • Reported content • Event reminders • New customer emails You decide exactly what matters to you and what you want to ignore. No more getting overwhelmed with alerts that do not help. No more discovering important updates hours or days later. Here is the quickest way to update your notification preferences: Click your profile picture. Select Settings. Go to Notifications. Expand the community you want to adjust. Toggle on the alerts you want. Desktop users will see the notifications tab on the left. Mobile users can swipe across the top tabs to find it. Once you turn these on, you will spot activity right away, respond faster, and keep conversations flowing. Your members will feel supported, your approvals will never pile up again, and engagement will stay alive without guesswork. Small feature. Big impact on how your community feels every single day. Which alert are you switching on first to keep your group buzzing with activity?