Make A Minimum Viable Community Plan by Glenn Summers 🔥 Strip your launch to the essentials so members take action in week one. Build only three things. 1) Weekly habit A 10 to 15 minute action at the same time each week. This creates rhythm, predictability, and easy wins. Keep it specific and measurable. 2) One small win A result new members can achieve in 48 to 72 hours. Make it visible and shareable so momentum spreads. Screenshots and short clips beat long write ups. 3) Simple onboarding A 3 step path that takes under 15 minutes. Watch, do, post. Remove every extra click that is not needed. Skool setup in 30 minutes -- Channels: Start Here, Weekly Habit, Wins, Questions Add one 2 minute welcome video inside Start Here Schedule one recurring 30 minute weekly call Pin your first Weekly Habit thread and a Small Win thread Why this works -- Low time cost means more members participate Fast proof builds confidence and social proof Clear structure reduces questions and keeps you out of custom support

Getting Early Traction is important. 🥳 Thank-you my friends, for joining as my early birds or rather early 🐝. You have truly blessed The Castle. Simply put, your early presence certainly gives this group traction and lift. This is a great Win-Win for all members eventually. I plan to enhance the knowledge base of this group each week and every month. With that said, to my early bees, you have a hive to explore for as long as you want to 🐝 here. Awesome and if you're reading this for the 1st time, do tell what you are working on lately?

Take the next Stepping Stone Learn how to build your own "Castle"

I remember, way back in the 80's my boss barking at me to hustle that mud up the scaffolding. One bucket at a time at first, as a NewBee 🐝 then I built up to two buckets and a gazillion bricks, all day every day. I loved it, pure natural workout, "sweatin' out the poisons" I'd say. Then one perfect day, the forklift broke down and the boss blew a fuse, so he threw his trowel in the bushes and told me to lay those last 4 bricks to finish the course, while he step away from the wall. I jumped on the wall n laid those 4 bricks like buttering bread. Ever since that fateful day I've never stopped being in love with masonry. What's your love story?