Thanks to the admin for this amazing community! 🙌 I got into dropshipping after seeing my cousin’s success. At first, I struggled—my store wasn’t appealing, and marketing was tough. Later, I discovered her secret: she worked with a team of experts. I partnered with them too, and they built my brand while handling marketing. Now, I just monitor my store and withdraw earnings—already $6,000 this month (and it’s only the 20th!). Lesson: in e-commerce, work smarter, not harder.

Hi everyone! For the longest time, I was scared to share what I was offering. I thought if people wanted it, they’d just somehow... find it? Or maybe I was just too afraid of looking like I was “selling.” But now that I’m on the other side of that - I get it. How would anyone know if I don’t tell them? We’re all swimming in so much online noise, and if I genuinely believe in what I’ve built (and I do!), I have to give people the chance to see it, ask questions, and say yes. Or no...and that's okay too! You'd think after 20+ years of being an actor in film & tv I'd be used to rejection...it all still hits the same if we let it. 🫢 So, after 9 months of growing and tbh kinda hiding, I finally launched my premium offer inside my free Skool community, and it feels really aligned: - I shared it inside my Classroom - I made a short video for it in the community and my About Page - Also loving this new usage of the Skool calendar - I added a recurring event that shows up in the top bar of the community every day and links to book a call with me so I can share my offer It’s so wild how long I hesitated to do something that now feels so obvious and so good. I guess that's the process of testing and growing! I’m also really leaning into leveraging so many of the features inside Skool to help support getting my offer out there. I'm currently testing out using the Public Mode and sharing community posts to people outside of Skool. I'm curious to know how you guys have setup your communities to help get your offers out there...I'm always for learning new ways to do it. Are you using the public feed? Free resources? Is there something that’s helped you get more eyes on your offer? Would love to learn about your behind the scenes methods! Happy to share more of mine also! Happy Building + Growing! ~ Elfina 💖

No matter how small or big the wins are still celebrate them either way since that shows how you've come since you first started wins can be different sizes big or small but its still a win, no matter how far you've come we still are grateful for you all even if you don't level up coming to support and doing the best you can is still a win @Angel Fletcher is so grateful and proud of us all we try everything In our power to do the best we can to make her proud and she does the same thing as well. We all try our best/hardest to come support and post and help the community get stronger no matter what we wouldn't be where we are today if it wasn't for angel. Wins are ways to see your progress and how far you've come and grown ever since you started leveling up and learning new things/meeting new people that's a win as well. Your growing this community stronger by just being you and doing the best you can to post and support others. Have a good weekend.

My top 6, 1. Being able to go outside more often. 2. Learning new things. 3. Meeting new people from different countries/states. 4. Coming out of my shell/comfort zone. 5. Work on selling more of my art and learning new types of art. 6. Learning that it's ok to be shy and quiet when it comes to meeting new people or trying new things.

I'm so shocked on how far I've come since when I first started I was terrified to ask questions or ask for help if something is hard for me but I still have those moments sometimes and that's okay. At first I never thought I would come this far I've learned so much from just one simple site I always liked to learn new things and now that I'm starting to come out of my shell and want to meet new people and learn new things since before i started this I never wanted to come out of my room or talk to people.