Hello everyone I wanted to share an opportunity with the community that might be helpful for those who have been thinking about building a website but keep feeling stuck or overwhelmed by the process. A friend of mine is currently offering a free starter website to people who are either new to website creation or simply tired of trying to design one on their own. Many people want to have an online presence—whether for a personal project, a small business idea, a portfolio, or learning purposes—but often stop because website design feels confusing, time-consuming, or too technical. This free website is meant to remove that barrier and help people get started without pressure or cost. It’s not about selling anything or locking anyone into a service. The idea is simply to give interested people a proper starting point so they can see how a real website works and move forward with more confidence. This opportunity is especially useful if: - you’ve never built a website before - you’ve tried in the past and felt frustrated - you’re learning and want a practical example - or you want to get online but don’t know where to begin The goal is to help people take their first step instead of staying stuck in planning mode. Sometimes having a basic structure in place makes everything feel more achievable. If this sounds like something that could help you, feel free to comment or send me a message. I’ll be happy to share more details and connect you with my friend. Thanks for reading, and I hope this helps someone in the community get started

Building Your Brand Series “14 Elements of Building a Brand,” I’m sharing daily Skool posts on each element to help you level up your personal brand. These are simple, bite-sized insights to get you thinking and acting. Let’s dive in! Day 1: Know Who You Are And Aren’t Building your brand starts with self-awareness. Define what makes you unique and what doesn’t align with your vibe. This clarity helps you attract the right opportunities and avoid spreading yourself thin—like owning your expertise in one area instead of trying to be everything to everyone. What’s one thing you know you’re NOT? Share below!