Mar 8 • 🌐 General discussion
Why I Finally Decided to Launch My Own Skool Community
After being part of several amazing communities here (including this one!)
I wanted to share why I've taken the action to create my own space focused on AI sales automation.
The turning point came last month when I realized something important: the systems I've been building for clients were creating massive results, but the knowledge was trapped in silos.
One particular automation system was booking 10+ qualified meetings daily for a client while they literally slept.
When I shared a glimpse of this on LinkedIn, telling in my latest post that I am creating my own community, my inbox exploded with questions.
That's when it clicked - there's a genuine need for a dedicated space where people can learn these specific implementations without the noise.
My journey with automation started with simple n8n workflows and evolved into complete voice AI systems that qualify prospects automatically.
The transformation for businesses has been profound, but the learning curve can be steep without guidance.
I'm excited about building this new community (AI-focused, of course) and wanted to thank everyone here who's inspired me along the way.
The structured approach to knowledge-sharing I've seen in this community has been particularly influential.
If anyone's curious about my experience getting a Skool community off the ground or wants to chat about AI sales systems, my DMs are open.
No pitch, just happy to share what I'm learning!
P.S. What about you? Has being part of communities here influenced your own projects or business direction?
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Why I Finally Decided to Launch My Own Skool Community
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