Now we are on 60 days plan. What does that mean you might ask? Well we didn’t make anything this month because we was setting up the system that works but this next month is a better time to make income. Everything should be set up to start earning cash flow. That’s what we are about to find out in the next 30 days.

Right now, my entire focus is on building my business and creating the future I know I’m capable of. I’ve realized that every hour of my day is an investment, and I choose to invest it into something that will grow into an empire one day. Distractions are everywhere—whether it’s gaming, scrolling, or chasing quick online money—but I’ve learned that anything pulling me away from my mission slows my progress. Success isn’t about luck; it’s about consistent action and relentless focus. The timeline for reaching my goals is completely up to me, and I’m willing to do the work, day after day, until I get there. Every late night, every decision to keep going when it would be easier to quit, is a brick laid in the foundation of the future I’m building. I know the payoff will come because I refuse to settle for anything less than the life I envision. One day, I’ll look back and thank myself for never giving up and for putting in the time when no one else was watching. This is how legacies are built — and mine starts now.

LET US MAKE SURE WE UNDERSTAND COMPLETELY WHAT THESE RULES ARE: 1. Bots or fake accounts → Lowers trust in the community and can get your group flagged as spammy or unsafe. 2. Spam or low-quality engagement → If posts are repetitive, irrelevant, or unhelpful, members stop engaging. This lowers your Skool ranking and reputation. 3. Low-quality artwork / about page → First impressions matter. If the visuals or “About” page look unprofessional, fewer people will join or stay. 4. Payments off platform → Skool wants payments processed through their system for accountability. Taking payments elsewhere can lead to violations or even removal. 5. Bad customer support → If members feel ignored, they won’t engage, renew, or recommend your Skool. 6. Inactive owner → A community without leadership dies quickly. Skool thrives when owners post regularly, answer questions, and guide members. 👉 Essentially, these penalties highlight behaviors that hurt trust, engagement, and compliance inside Skool.

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