~ Current - $36k/mrr Total revenue - Bit behind - Why? Focus on MRR vs PIF Cash collected - Should be higher this month (Roll Over from previous) MRR collected - Added $6k/mrr this week Ad spend - Big Breakthrough on Increase New leads - Youtube & Skool Network are driving leads (for free) Customers - $27 Cost per customer is wild Applications - 70 Dropped focus on this because of lead quality ** New Ideas Calls booked - Trying to find the random links - 1/2 as many Clients - 27 (Biggest shift in Offer - 30 day trial x >> Just start) ROAS - down 15% Because of shift from course sales Application rate - down 25% But makes sense CPA - Cut in half by shifting the deal flow

100 Comments on this one? Interesting or nah?

I've been thinking about the new skool games. I love how this platform makes business feel like a game. Because business has always felt like a game to me, I love it and it's just fun... To solve problems, make really great offers, help people get real results and change their life, make profit, and then more recently figure out how to build a 7-figure solo coaching business ... by leveraging Ai. It's all just a game. and we get to choose what winning looks like. And as I look at the new Skool Leaderboard I am contemplating playing their skool game. Looking at that ♦️ Target $300k/MRR and aiming at top 10 on the platform could be a fun year long pursuit. But it means shifting focus from Cashflow to MRR. Which is not a huge change just a bit different structure in the offer. And I guess what I am wondering is ... If I were to document this pursuit on my youtube channel... and in this community... is this something you would tune in to watch and find value in ? The journey of taking a community from $14, 333/mrr to $100k/mrr and ultimately somehow figuring out how to grow it to $300k/mrr in the next 12 months? If 100 people comment on this post Ill do it.