What 100 Days on Skool Taught Me

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Oct 18 (edited) • Communities

I posted this in Skoolers the other day and thought it would be useful for members of the Classifieds as well. My community is at 99 members! Would you like to be number #100? Please read my community About page to see if Next Level Creator Hub is a right fit for you!

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My very first activity on Skool started 100 days ago. I joined as a member of another community, totally confused by the platform at first. But then I started pressing all the buttons and learned fast.

I launched my own community on August 5th, and now I’m almost at 100 members. Currently sitting at #870 in the money category, launched a course (sold 11 so far and made my Skool $$$), and built an active, engaged community.

I’m not sharing this to brag about numbers—well, not my numbers anyway 😄—because others have had bigger and faster wins.

I’m sharing this because of the 90-day effect. That’s the real number to pay attention to. I’ve found it takes about 90 days to really see results from a strategy or system you put in place.

After a full 90 days, you’ve got enough to look back on and actually analyze. Before that, it’s tough to tell if what you’re doing is working. And by “strategy,” I don’t mean anything complicated. It can be as simple as posting daily, DMing members, or uploading one YouTube video a week. You just need time to let things play out before judging them.

I think @Alex Hormozi gets this too—which is probably why he gave out that 3-month free Hobby plan to thousands of people.

Have you noticed this to be true in your Skool journey? How many days are you into yours?

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