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Aug '25 •
HOW IT WORKS - READ THIS FIRST
Ever wonder how you can let people know about your Skool community? Feel like you have so much to offer but don't know how to get people involved? Wish there was somewhere you were actually allowed to promote yourself and talk about your offer? Look no further! The Skool Classifieds are the place where you are not only allowed to promote yourself, but you are actually encouraged to do so! Like the Classifieds section of your local newspaper or the Community Message Board at the gym, this is the place to let people know what you do and what you offer. Here's how it works: 1. Invite other Skoolers you know to join the group using your invite link. The more people join, the more people there are to promote to! 2. You can post once a day only. This is to keep the group from getting spammy. If it's spammy, people won't read and you won't get noticed. Post as many days in a row as you want, but please do not post the same thing day after day - mix it up! 3. Make sure you add your post to the appropriate group/heading. Please see below for a description of what each group is for. If you don't see a group that is appropriate, message me. 4. Self-Promotion is what this group is all about, but please do not DM people with your offers. You will be removed from the group for doing this. 5. Introduce yourself in this thread, and then scroll up and find someone you have something in common with. Reach out. There are some really amazing people here! 😉 This is a place for us to support each other for our mutual benefit. Hate speech, offensive language, or general negativity will be deleted, and you will be removed from the group. *Please check out this post for more tips on how to get great results from your posts. And also this post by one of our own community members who has had great success growing his group through the CLASSIFIEDS. To learn How to Make Your Classifeds' Posts Work Harder for You, check out this masterclass by one of our moderators, @Faith Adebayo
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5m •
The Language of Kindness
“A kindly tongue is the lodestone of the hearts of men.” — Bahá’u’lláh, Gleanings from the Writings of Bahá’u’lláh ✅ Reflect: How can the tone of our words draw hearts together—or quietly push people apart? ✅ Resonate: Is there a conversation in your life that this passage causes you to see differently? ✅ Act: Speak with special kindness to someone today, particularly someone with whom communication has been difficult. ✅ Share: What might change if kindness guided not only what you said, but how you said it? ✅ Explore further at Bahá’í Foundations 101: https://www.skool.com/bahai-foundations-101-5511
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Why Nobody Is Searching For Your Story On YouTube
Most people who start a channel later in life lead with the thing that makes them different. The career they walked away from, the business that failed, the ten years they spent doing something nobody else in the room has done. It's the most interesting thing about them, so it goes in the title. Then the video gets forty views, and they decide the problem is the camera, or the editing, or their age. The problem is that nobody types a personality into a search bar. They type a situation. Nobody is searching for your story because they don't know it exists yet. They're searching for the thing they're stuck in at eleven at night. Starting over at 55. Too old to change career. Living in a van full-time. So the work isn't making yourself more interesting. It's translating what you've lived through into the words a stranger would use before they'd ever heard of you. Your experience is the answer. Somebody out there already has the question, and they've written it in their language, not yours. Put their language in the title. Put yourself in the thumbnail and in the delivery. One gets you found; the other is why they stay once they arrive. I'm walking through the whole method live tomorrow in Rasheed Hooda's community, Embrace Your Inner Weirdo. Monday 24th August, 1 pm EDT / 10 am PDT / 6 pm BST. Free to attend. Join HERE TO ATTEND If using YouTube to fill a community is what you're working on, The Content Revenue Lab is free to join. Des Dreckett
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Moms: Your Child's Big Emotions Don't Mean You're a Bad Parent
One of the hardest parts of parenting isn't dealing with your child's emotions. It's dealing with what their emotions bring up inside you. Your child screams. You feel yourself getting overwhelmed. They refuse to cooperate. You feel disrespected. They have a meltdown in public. You feel embarrassed. They keep asking for something after you've already said no. You feel your patience disappearing. And suddenly you're not just responding to your child anymore. You're responding from your own nervous system, your own childhood, your own experiences of what happened when you had big feelings. That's why becoming a more emotionally safe parent isn't about never getting frustrated. It's about learning to pause long enough to ask: “What is happening for my child , and what is happening for me right now?” You don't have to be perfectly calm. You don't have to get every response right. You don't have to raise a child who never cries, screams, argues or has a meltdown. You can be a loving parent and still lose your patience sometimes. The goal isn't perfection. The goal is repair. The goal is connection. The goal is slowly creating a home where your child learns: “My feelings are allowed. My parent can handle my feelings. And even when things go wrong, our relationship is still safe.” And maybe that's one of the most powerful ways we can change what gets passed down from one generation to the next. Moms, what is one thing your child's emotions have taught you about yourself? If you know a mom who is trying to parent differently from how she was raised, feel free to share this with her. 🇨🇦 English Community: https://www.skool.com/anami-roots-birth-motherhood-3430/about?ref=658dbfe0ca5846eaa2770e6a62e4c0b7 🇵🇹 Portuguese Community: https://www.skool.com/maternidade-anami-roots-5331/about?ref=658dbfe0ca5846eaa2770e6a62e4c0b7
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You can carry less even if you're the capable one everyone relies on
Being good at handling everything is probably how so much ended up with you. You don't need to become less capable. You need somewhere to put some of it down. Take a seat in The Room to Breathe
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