I launched this community on August and we are two weeks shy from being 4 months old. Such a little baby. Anyway, I started doing a 30 day challenge writing a daily post trying to add value in form of knowledge and experience. Then I shifted to learning more about AI, made few posts about it but did not go very deep into the topic. At this point I thought I would have more members joining but without a proper funnel and not making the community known to people I interacted with on Skool enough it just remained a daydream. In any case, I got my time allocated in learning video editing on DaVinci Resolve instead. In order to succeed owning a community on Skool you must have a lot to share. Meaning, having a skill or vast knowledge about one or various topics is mandatory. And the best way of doing that is from your own line of work or hobby mastery. The same it goes for the YouTube game and any other platform. Being a professional in a field will take you miles ahead if it's paired with the correct type of charisma. Having said this I'll close this community (I'm curious to see if the posts will still be visible afterwards lol) If you've read any of my posts and found anything valuable, drop a like :))

This morning I opened YouTube on my laptop and saw a random video in my home feed. I say random because it was different from the usual topics that the algorithm shows me. The thumbnail was a young guy looking terribly emaciated in bed. The title being ''Cancer, to infinity''. It was a foodie channel by the name of JUANJYOZA. I clicked the video, I wanted to hear his story, it wasn't a regular video whatsoever. Juan started addressing to his audience. He began uploading content a couple of years ago but unfortunately, few months after he noticed he was feeling bad. He went to the doctor and eventually they found out he had a very advanced colon cancer. Very, very unusual for someone his age. From then on, he was fighting it while uploading food content and getting momentum with his channel, growing his audience and whatnot. But his time among us was sadly approaching its final moments. The doctors told him he would only have somewhat ranging from a week to a month. His words were about how much he hesitated before starting creating content. About how even being a small channel, bigger names saw the content he made about their products and how they supported the reviews he made. His words were about encouraging us to do what we want to pursue, to not waste time. Often we see and hear the ''Memento mori'' phrase, but this type of raw reminder really makes you stop and think about it more deeply. Just wanted to share this with you, not to make your Sunday sad, but to help you feel a bit grateful for still having the opportunity to pursue your goals, your dreams, and also to fight the possible frustration that comes when the results are not yet there. DbK, ST.

Your inner compass points to honor when external pressures try to lead you astray. When external voices get loud, listen to your internal compass.

Hey guys, Perplexity launched their own AI integrated browser (PC/Mac). If you install it through my link, sign up and search a query they give you 1 month of Perplexity PRO. https://pplx.ai/silvnose97551 I've been using it for a while and find it very useful. What I found it lacks tho is answering with photos like google does when I look up a famous person or a place. DbK, ST.